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The Washington herald., 1910-06-21
BASEBALL NOTES
AND COMMENT.

The Athletic fans are sore because
Connie Mack let Nichols out When
ever Barry makes a boot some of the
fans yelp for Simon. They claim that
Nichols is as good as many shortstops
in either big league, and in some cases
their superior. Nichols has been
playing fine ball for Baltimore. Per-
haps Dunno may make another deal
such as when he sold Jack Knight
back TO the majors and received a
nice lump sum of $4,000.
Jack Warhop, OF the Highlanders.
is pitching ball In his last two games
four hits were the sum total of his
delivery. but he lost one game through
his own lapse Of thinking.
Barney Dreyfuss doesn't talk baseball
at all these days. The poor showing OF
the Pittsburgs has made him very
weary. But he is waiting patiently for
the inevitable brace to come. and then
says he win have the laugh on every
body. Dreyfuss is a real baseball fan
one Of those fellows who can't enjoy a
good dinner after a crushing defeat in
the afternoon.
Big league umpires are lax about call
ing DalkS- Without reEecuhB on the
ability of the chief umps.'' comments a
critic, III can be stated without danger
of contradiction that the officials have
been somewhat lax in strictly enforcing
the rules. and time after time runners
have been Tipped Off bases at critical
times, materially changing the ultimate
outcome of the games"
Carl Lundgren has reported In Toronto,
and expects to do some great work IN
the Eastern League.
delegation of fans from Belleville,
Bert Groom's home was on hand to see
their felloW-toWnsman make his debut
with St Louis. His friends cheered
heartily when he made hit IN the sixth.
They had nothing to say while the
Brownies were chasing around the pill
lows
Boston's Doves are trying TO get Hyatt
from the Pirates. Campbell has fully sup
planted Hyatt In the regard of Fred
Clarke and there Is a good chance for
any one to land the Pacific slugger who
did so much pinch hitting last season.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-21
0CEANB0UND IS WINNER,
Captures Swift Stakes at sheepS
head Bay.

New York. June 20.-Woodford Claw
fly OceanbOund. made a show OF HI
dreth's Dalmatian and Mrs. James Nc
Laughlin's Fauntleroy in the Swift
Stakes at Sheepshead Bay this afternoon.
She met Dalmatlan, winner of the Brook
Ign Derby, on equal terms. Oceanbound
and Dalmatian were also equal favOrites
at evens.
Oeeanbound had so much foot that she
Quickly left the others when the barrier
went up. In the first furlong she opened
up an advantage Of four lengths and
breezed around the far turn, with Dali
matian chasing her in vain.
Garner let out a link when he reached
the head of the stretch, and Oceanbound
further increased her lead. Then Dali
matian slowed down. Oceanbound, after
that, was eased up and galloped home
with four lengths TO spare. with Fauntle-
roy second. Summaries;
FIRST RACE-Six and one-haH furlones. Casque.
los Phillips % to J. won: Alfred Noble lis Pow
ers}, to ?. second; Horace E, ll3 (Archibaldl,
to !. third. Tine. 1.O Sir Alvescot Falcada
Twilight Queen, Jeanne dare, CrossOver. Gilpy.
and Woolcasta also ran.
SECOND RACE-Steeplecbas two miles. Monte
Carlo. la5 tPendingl, 10 . won; The Wflkin, Isl
Dawson. 20 to l. second: Bird Of Flight l44 (Hen-
dersonl, to 5, third. Time 4:l0. Aunt julie, Gid,
and Thistiedale also ran
THIRD RACE-0ne mile Christina gs (Glass).
to 2 won; Charivar. 10 Estes, % to l. second
AshHeil le4 (Duganl. 3 to l. third Time lao Is
Henley. lnfatustiou Flora Diana. Queens Song,
Cuthbert, and Lord streph0a also nn.
FOURTH RACE-SeFen furlongs. Ocean Bound.
Is lGarnerl even. Won; Fauntleroy, ll6 Powersl
10 10 l. second; Dslnatiaa. 80 (Duganl, to 5.
third. Time 3 81 Three starters
FIFTH RACE-One and oneeighth miles. Guam
tico, 100 Ganerl. II TO %. won; BOOKSTORE So DIc-
Cahe), IS to l. second; Montgomery IS (Duganl, 1
10 !. third. Time, -. Wise Mason, Arondack
and Cohort also ran.
SIXTH RACE-FiTe furlongs: Herodis. 1l2 lGar-
nerl, to 5. won; Cowl, liz lPowers) s to /
second; The Hague. III (Keogh). z TO / third
Time. l1l. satisfsx Niece. Spec Nostra, Valerie.
ard IndO-a also ran.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-21
LEAGUE NOTES.

This weeks schedule follows: Monday,
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company Us. HYGIENE Laboratory; Tues
day. 6. p. O. VS.. Diamond A. c.; We'd
nesday, Pension Bureau VS. HYGIENE
Laboratory: Thursday. Columbia l0l VS..
Diamond A. c.: Friday. G. p O. VS..
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company, and Saturday. C. p. o. VS..
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Com
pany.
Postponed games viii be played of
every Saturday during the remainder of
the season.
Don't forget to tip your hat to any
team that beats those Hello Boys when
Zirkle and Hurdle are the battery.
When Haden stopped one OF Frank
Krouses fast inshoots with his head in
Fridays game. II looked for g few min
utes as though Sergt Robbins would be
minus mighty good player
Carlin. of the g. P. o. nine. has been
pitching a fine article Of baa, but his
support at times has been Of the weird
variety.
SATURDAY Always Delng a busy day IN
the newspaper composing rooms. It was
thought that Manager Sanders would be
unable to put a strong team on the field
against Diamond A. c. Such was not
the case, no less than thirteen men ap-
pearing in the Printers lineup. with
others on the bench
In Walter Herrell Columbia 101
has the best young twirler that has
broken into this league for some time
Gus julien, who caught for Columbia
lOl in the printers baseball tournament
at Chicago last year. played in Sat
urday's game against Diamond A. c. He
has been playing or the World team in
the New York Morning Newspaper
League.
The Hygienic Laboratory nine is putting
up q much stronger game than they did
earlier In the season. but the breaks
have been against Tommy Flint's boys
lately.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-21
WOMEN'S TENNIS
TOURNEY OPENS
Play First Round at Phila-
delphia Cricket Club.

Philadelphia. June 2O.-History repeated
itself with a vengeance at the Philadel-
phia Cricket Club. St Martins. to-day
in the first days play Of the lawn tennis
tournament for the women's champion
ship of the United States For the past
two years tournament week at the Phil
sdelphia Cricket Club has been the hot
test week OF the year, and the way It
started out to-day bids fair TO keep up
the record for the third year in success
sion. The mercury lowered somewhere
around 90. but fortunately there was lit
tie humidity.
AS a result Of the first days play three
Philadelphians still remain in the tourna-
ment, although two OF the three defeated
were local players. Miss Louise HAM
mond, who recently won the champion
ship Of Pennsylvania and the Eastern
States at the Merton Cricket Club, won
both her matches to-day in easy fashion.
In the preliminary round she easily de-
feated Miss bakersfield of the German
town Cricket Club, in straight sets, Go,
6-3. while in the second round she gained
almost as easy victory over Mrs. w.
H Pouch, of the West Side Lawn Tennis
Club, 81, 6-3.
Miss Edith ROdch, Longwood Cricket
Club. Boston, also won both her matches,
In the first round she met Miss Dorothy
Disston, Philadelphia Cricket Club, and
defeated her without much effort 60
60; while In the second round she put
paid to the account Of Miss r. G. Oest-
heimer, Huntingdon Valley Miss Brown
ing, Of the West Side Lawn Tennis Club.
completed the third Of the competitions to
play two matches. Her first victim was
MISS Beatrice Morgan Germantown
Cricket Club, whom she defeated 6-s;
80 In the next round she experienced
more difficulty in defeating Mrs. A. ].
bTexel-PauL In addition to the singles,
playing the doubles and mixed doubles
will begin to-morrow
The Washington herald., 1910-06-21
JEFFRIES AND TRAINERS
LEAVE TODAY FOR RENO

Rowardennan, June 2O.-Jeffries and
his trainers and followers take up the
march to Reno Tuesday afternoon. and
If they travel per schedule, will arrive
on the new battle ground not later than
Wednesday morning.
When told Of the final settlement of
the transfer from san Francisco, Jeffries
seemed elated that the atmosphere of
uncertainty has been ended.
1T don't make any difference to me
where we go" said Jeffries. II will be
in condition up there just as well as
here
James ]. Corbett left for San Fran
cisco tonight to attend TO some private
business, and VIII join Jeffries party at
Oakland Mole Tuesday night. He is
pleased with come definite ARRANGEMENT
OF the promoters. and Is freely predict
Ing that the change viii make but little
difference TO either Jeffries or Johnson
have boxed and trained IN that part
OF the country said Corbett ''and I
The Washington herald., 1910-06-21
HAMILTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Six frlongs. Lady lima. lOs
Henry, 70 /. won: oserine, los tO'Connerl. to
!. second: Flying Footsteps. 90 (Pease). 2 10 l.
third. Time I:l3 Elfnbeau, Miss Popular, King
Avondse. Seymour Butler Jane Swift, Polls. Jennie
Wells. Tannunda and Sight also ran.
SECOND RACE-FIve fITlongs Moncrief los
Davis. 70 I, Won; Eagle Bird I0i CALDWELL
to l. second; Planutess, los Burns. out third.
Time. 1901 Delena, Missise Maromara, and
Lescar also ran
THIRD RACE-Steeplechase; two miles. Byz&n-
dine. 40 RAY. 10 !. Won Tourney LAG lucas.
10 /. second; Steve Lane 80 lSampsonl even.
third. Tine, All 25 DR.. Koch, Xebre, John Dill
lon, foptta, DR.. PILLOW. BeTsoo. and Lizzie Flat
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Gentlemen riders; one mile.
WondeTworker. III OR. Kngogrl, to 5. won
Manuscript. 1853 tMr. Hammond. 6 to 5, second
High Bear. 100 (Air. Casel ont third. Time As 10
HAPPY Days, Cumberland Lass and Muck Rake
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-six farIones Denhsn. 100 CPease)
y to ], won; Jack Akin. rs Davis. out second
Fountain square, t9 gfaplinl. to s. third. Time
III 50 Paul Davis and Plaudmore also ran.
SIXTH RACE-AIile and sixteenth: Merry GIFT
s tAdaInsl, 70 to Won: Lady Esther. Ios lpeaseJ
TO ;, second; Edwin l.. los lGoosej 2 10
third, Time, ~. Norman Scion shingle Fair
Annie, Chepontuc, Great Jubilee Col Jot Hoorav
High Gun, Grania, 0dele. and PocotaIigo also
ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Five furlongs. Jack RYAN 1g
tUDtonl to /. Won Miss jonathan. liz CAIcCeeA 6
70 5, second; Definite 10 iAdamsl 2 to Third
Time. 81 So Rapid Flight. Baroness Dixon
Plain Ann, Sea Kittie. Supervisor Virginia. The
Bnsybody. ard Koronio also ran
EIGHTH RACE-Mils and an eighth: Detective
u4 lQuarlnton). Is 70 S. won; speilbound 106
iMussTayel, olt second; Stanley FAY JIG Davis
out third Time, i:s2 Three starters.
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ALL THE NEWS AND GOSSIP IN THE SPORTING WORLD

don't think the change Of climatic con-
ditions viii interferel materially with
either man. With some twelve TO four
teen days time in which to get aecll-
mated, I think both men will enter the
ring in the best OF condition"
About 10 o'clock in the morning JEFF
fries took his usual run to Boulder Greek
and back. a distance OF almost eight
miles. lie did some boxing in the after
noon.A
Jeffries made peace with the hotel man
agement here to-day. The threatened
court proceedings 10 make him live up to
his contract to train here have been
abandoned
The Washington herald., 1910-06-21

Earned runs-Herald. s. walfoEd 5. fiTst base
by errors-Herzld. i; WaHord. 1. Left on bases
Herald, 4. walfond. Fist bsse on balls-0h
Belts /: OF Froestick B. Innings pitched-By
Belts "a; by Rawlings. 7 Il Hits made-0f
Belts, OF Rawlings 3; OF Frosiick Z. Struck out
by RaWliraS Is by Frost!ck, 10 Three-base hits
Reed. Kesne. TsTo-base hits-RaWlings %.
Frostick Sacrifice hits-Kelchner. Thayer Stolen
bases-Keaue, Ransom %, Rawlings Morris %,
Beck o. Boyd a.. Belts ~, ThayeF C9, Mess 81,
Pfeger, Bre;zin. Douglass Webster %. Frostick,
Gassoway. Double play-H1y 10 Frostick 10 phegeT.
Hit by pitcher-By rawlings !. Passed balls
Morris Webster l. Umpre-1ir. COnnOrs. Time
q game houFs and minutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-21
TRIBUTE TO WOMEN
Feature of Business High
Graduation Exercises.
EIGHTEEN RECEIVE DIPLOMAS
William Mex. Clayton Sees in OPP
position TO Woman's Advancement
Worth-Winncrs of Scholarships,
Names of the Graduates.

Tho commencement eercises OF the
full-eourse graduates of the Business
High School were held last night aat the
school building. Four young ladies and
nine young men received diplomas.
William Nick Clayton, president Of the
Federation of Citizens Associations, de-
livered the address 10 the graduates and
was warmly congratulated.
He incidentally branehed out into a
somewhat enthusiastic discourse on the
so-called anti-suffrage antagonism. and
paid double tribute to both the women
and their alleged maligners. the ants
Woman has always been so far above
and dearer TO man that h cannot pic
ture her in a position on a par with
him IN all his commercial undertakings
He desires her for a higher, nobler sta
ton. His opposition to her so-eaIed ad-
vanceinent is not so much opposition
it is not a ispHragement-but an open
tribute TO woman
Mrs. Ellen Spencer AIussey, OF the
board of education, presided in the place
of Or. Barton w. Eyermann, who is out
of the city and who was scheduled for
lldS RUE.
President Oyster Talks.
Supt. A. T. Stuart announced the
award Of scholarships, and following him
was President James f. Oyster OF the
board OF education, who was called upon
by Mrs Mussey to say few words.
The scholarship winners We're: To
Washington College of Law. Benjamin
Amos Harlan. jr.; alternate. Horace
Waldgrave Hall. To law department,
Georgetown University. David Bornet
Mrs. w. H. Hoeke, a member of the
board of education, presented the d.
plomas.
The graduates were Ruth Estelle Alb
bott Elizabeth Ferguson, Virginia Kir-
by, Clara Ellen Sherwood. Arthur Ever
EFT Birkle, David Bornet, Horace Waldo
grave Hall. Benjamin Amos Harlan. jr.,
Colin Herrle. Joseph Henry Hinwood,
Maurice Wolfe Nordhnger, William
Patched. and Noble jerks Wilson.
The officers of the class are: Noble J.
Wilson, president; Elizabeth Ferguson.
vice president: Clara z. Sherwood. secre-
tary, and Joseph H. Hinwood. treasurer.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-21
HERALD TEAM LOSES GAME.
Heavy-hitting waIford Nine wins
Contest hv o 10 &

1oHtSEt ny ~ ~
The Washington Herald's nine, OF the
Commercial League, yesterday lost TO
the heayy-hitting team of d. n. Wal
fo-d's sporting goods store by 9 to 5.
Belts. the slabman for the Newsies, was
easily found. and lasted but two-thirds of
an inning. seven runs and five hits being
made off his delivery. The box work was
then taken up by Rawlings. who twirled
giit-edge ball for the remainder OF the
game, striking out thirteen and allowing
but three hits.
Frostic, who was on the mound for the
winners. pitched steady game and was
well backed up by the rest OF the team.
The Herald was rapidly climbing up IN
the last OF the game, and had three runs
in the ninth inning, with but one out and
one on base, when he umpire called the
game on account OF darkness. They were
then obliged TO lose three TALES and go
The Washington herald., 1910-06-21

Georgetown Circle. No. 629. Of the Pro-
tected Home Circle. was presented with
a banner at its regular meeting last
night at 4i9 Tenth street northwest The
banner is the trophy which was won for
having made the largest Increase in
membership during the Year. There were
seven circles in the race r. B. Har-
baugh State deputy, made the presenta-
ton speech. The banner VIII be held By
this circle for one year.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-21
NAGEL ON The LID
WHEN TAFT LEAVES
Likely to BE Senior Cabinet
Officer Here.
INSPECTION TRIPS FOR FIVE
Departure OF the President for Bev-
erIy, Mass, Soon After Congress
Scattering of His Advisers for
Their Sumner ADOdes.

When President Taft goes 10 Beverly
soon after Congress adjourns it is likely
that Charles Nagel, Secretary Of Com
merce and Labor, win be the senior on
Ger Of the Cabinet present IN Washing.
ton.
President Roosevelt used to leave Will
lam H. Taft, then Secretary OF War. ''or
the I'D" when he was away from Wash.
ington.
Five Of the nine members Of the Cabi
net VIII make long inspection trips Sec.
rtary Dickinson is going to the Philip
pines and around the world. Late IN the
summer Secretary Nagel viii look over
immigration, lighthouse. and other sta.
lions under his department.
George Won /. Meyer. Secretary OF the
Navy, will be at Hamilton. Mass, near
Beverly. He viii circulate between Ham
ilton. Beverly, and Washington, with tht
exception Of two weeks trip that he
intends 20 make to Restigouche for q
little fishing
Mr.. Meyers family Is now at Hamilton
and be hopes 20 be able 10 join then
there soon after the President leaves 70.
Beverly, possibly the first OF the coming
week.
Knox at Valley Forge.
P. c. Knox, Secretary OF state, vii
spend the summer at Valley Forge, Pa.
Franklin MacVeagh. Secretary Of the
Treasury, leaves after the President goe:
to Beverly for Dublin, n. H. his sum.
mer home.
r, A BallingeT. Secretary of the IN.
terror, will leave early In July for a long
trip in the West
James Wilson, Secretary OF Agricul-
ture. will depart on the adjournment OF
Congress for an inspection trip Il
National forests about which there has
been much discussion IN connection with
the conservation movement
George W. WickershaIn. attorney gen
eral. wiz leave Washington as soon as
Congress adjourns for Cedarhurst, Long
Island.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-21
Maccabees initiate Nine.

National Tent. No. l, OF the Maecabees
OF the World. Initiated the following can
didates into full membership at their
regular meeting. held last night at the
Pythian Temple: Samuel H. herman.
F. c. Jones, Wilson F. McCrea, Earl G.
Torrey. Francis Lewis Weisbacke Aaron
Maizels. George Han, William Han. and
Francis A. Rein0hl. The tent is making
a special effort at this time to increase
It's membership, and is meeting with
great success.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-21
Belmont Tigers and Giants Tie.

The Belmont Tigers and the Washing
ton Giants battled ten innings to tie,
score 8 TO 8, yesterday at Union League
Park. The game was a pitchers battle
from the start Jackson having sixteen
strike-outs and Johnson fourteen.
Hawkins. Tyler, Byrd, Cole, and Gets
base running were the features, while
Givens, Ross. Cook. Boone. and West
led in the fielding honors. Wright's
catching was sensational.
Tuesday the Tigers meet the fast Fort
Myer team (white). and Wednesday the
Tigers clash with the Olympics (white)
at Union League Park. Fifteenth and II
streets northeast. Game called at 5:15.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-21
Thomas Hitchcoek mead.

New York. June 20.-Thomas Hitch
cock, lawyer and writer. died this after
noon OF pneumonia, seventy-nlne years
old He was with the Sun, under Charles
A. Dana. His financial articles on Mon
day morning. which bore the signature
Mathew Marshal as well as his Sun
day society chronicles, were widely read
The Washington herald., 1910-06-21
MEDICAL.
DR.. SHADE, SPECIALIST Eel LIS

WashinstOn's Oldest Specialist.
Sd years practice treating Nervous and
Chronic Diseasesj also stomach. lungs
asthma, eatarrh, appendicitis, liver heart kidneys
bladder structure discharges, general debility and
special weakness biood and skin diseases Special
and private ailments Of both sexes cured auicklv
Consultation free. Hours 10 to l and 10 $50
daily; Sundays. 10 % u Chandler Building. Ele-
EEtoT and ph0na
The Washington herald., 1910-06-21

Galveston. June 2o-The Mallory Line
steamer Nueees. with 100 passengers,
New York to Galveston on June y, was
rammed twice by vessel loaded with
lumber. said to be the Dorothy. Of the
Belle Line The damage to the cargo
is considerable. The pumps were started
while the crew made temporary repairs.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-21
KensingfOns Have Omen Dnte.

Owing to cancellation. the Kensins.
ton Athletic Club has an open date
Saturday. and would like to arrange a.
game with any strong team in the
District or vicinity. to be played at
Kensington, Md. Address H. A. Filler.
manager, Kensington, Nd.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-21

Reno, New, June 2O.-The big JEFF
fries-JOhnsOn fight will take place
IN Reno. All that is now required
Is the official declaration OF this
fact by RicIkard himself. Billy Me-
Carney arrived this morning. JEFF
fries Will arrive tomorrow night.
Mccartney has closed arrangements
for the training quarters of Lang
ford.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-21
NEVADA GOVERNOR
To PERMIT FIGHT
Little Credence Given Report
He Will Interfere.
GO ON SPECIAL TRAIN
Sports Think Tex Richard Will
Decide on Reno.
GO ON SPECIAL TRAIN

Statement Made by President of
Metropolis Bank stops Talk in
Regard 10 Purchase of Seats.
Fight Certificates VIII BE Refund
ed in Case Holder Does Not Care
10 Make Trip TO Nevada.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-21

Even if Congress quits not later than
saturday the President viii not get
away for nearly a week later. After his
return from New Haven, the President
expects to hold conferences with num-
Der Of Senator'S and Representatives to
talk over matters Of political Importance
with reference TO the fail campaign.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-21

Mr.. Jeffries is prepared to stanchly
deny the assertion that the stage is IN
a deeadept state With $4,000 total prof
it, why shouldn't he.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-21

Yesterday being wash Monday at the
San Francisco training quarters, John
son forgot to fire his manager
The Washington herald., 1910-06-21
DISTRICT GUARD WINS MATCH.
Defeats Crack Naval Academy Team
at Congress Heights.


at Congress Heights.
In the shooting match between the Ma
tional Guard Of the District. and the
team representing the United States
Naval Aeamedy, yesterday afternoon a,
Congress Heights rifle range. the Ma
tional Guard won the match by seventeen
points.
It was the second Of a series of
practice matches. preparatory 10 the ma
tlonal matches to be held at a later
date.
The scores for the 300 and 600 wards
slow and rapid fire sets, follow:
District tesm-Capt. F. H. Heidenreiah a a..
Capt W. W. CooksOn. Al. s.; Lieut.. +. ". Holt
30. 80; Lieut.. Ralph Alderman. a. e. Iis7,t 4
A. Clausel, e, a; Lieut.. Richard Powers. 81 q:
Mechanic ai Joynes, 81 IS; sergt. Thomas Brown IS.
sythe, IS 4; Private c. E. Groome. Il. 40 and
Private r. II. Ci0user, &C. a. Total. oos
hldship11ens team-M dshipmen Saatern. Is a.
Farmer. Il. IS; WOodside AZ 81: Kates a a.
Cobb, - 70; Ieidel. z. IS; Thomas A. AZ. Biscbof
= .; SaTT' y; IL zissler. 50. 50; Hawkins, As, 50;
The scores Of the District team on the sOlvsnf
range we're:
Capt. Heidenreieh. 4s; Capt. cooksou. q; Lieut
Holt IS; Lieut. Alderman. AZ; Iieut. Clsnsel al.
Lieut.. Powers, Il Mechanic Joynes. a; sergt
Brown Is; sergt- cele IS; Corp Forsythe. a Pr
Fste 'IFoo5ne Is; Private Ciouser, a. Total. So.
Naval Academy team iidshipmen sautarn. ss.
Farmer a; Woodside. g. Hates a. Cobb a.:
Leidel. %; Thomas. IS; Bischof. "a; Car %: Zieg-
Ter. =; Hawkins. 81; Kerr. as Total Sc.
The team TO represent the guardsmen IN the third
match Is to be selected from the other officers ard
enlisted men who ara trying for the brigade team.
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The Washington herald., 1910-06-21
Sheenehend Rar.

FIRST RACB-Afaiden Race No. 2: for tWo-year-
olds, nonwinrers Of any race except Maiden Race
No. 1: 500 added: FIVE flri0ngs Fatrrity course.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-21

Jim Corbett now says he was only kid
ding Johnson. This leads US TO remark
that we wonder If the kidding was con-
1ned 10 Johnson alone.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-21

And now Arkansas comes to the fore
with $4,000 offer for the Fourth of
July bout. What's the matter with
Arkansas"
The Washington herald., 1910-06-21

It would seem that the Blot that pre-
sumed TO defy the governor OF California
has been wiped of the map.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-21

Both Jeffries and Johnson announce
their complete willingness to fight any
where the promoters decide. In view of
the TACT that they VIII get only sl0l, 900,
their magnanimity is startling.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-21
Presidents Arrangements.

the opinion that Congress would adjourn
before the end Of the week.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-21
CAROLINA LEAGIrR

SAAAOLANA AEAAGUE,
At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3; spartanburs
At Acknowledgements, Z; Anderson. 8