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SIXTH LOSES GAME
Hamline Surprises Chris
tians by Strong Finish.
RISTON GETS POOR SUPPORT
With Better Work Behind Him,
sixth Street Twirler Would Have
Won-McMOrris Gets Home Run
and Two Singles Out of Four Trips
to PIate-TayIor's Work Feature.

BY finishing strong in the last two
innings. Hamline defeated Sixth yester-
day in the Sunday School League, 10 3.
Sixth took the lead in the first inning,
when r. Taylor. the first man up. tripled
TO right center and scored on Strotcher's S
single. Hamline tied the score in the
second when McMorris. the first batter
up. hit TO right field and completed the
circuit when the ball was poorly returned
to the inheld.
Sixth lost a chance 10 score in their
half Of the second when o. Litchheld
failed to run out his infeld tap. thereby
permitting Sabins and Birch 10 pull or
a double play, retiring the side.
Hamllne was run to the bad when
they came TO bat in the fifth. but scored
four runs after Spaulding and Stuckert
had both famed. Warden getting a
scratch infield bit. followed by SabIn S
home run TO left.
A. Taylor then dropped McMorris' foul
pop fly. the latter singled on the next
ball pitched. Birch followed suit. and
Burke tripled. Gordon ended the session
by cutting first base, on his drive 10 CEN
ter. Hamline added two more runs In the
sixth on triple and three singles.
Riston, who was in the box for the
lOosers. had the best Of his opponents in
the early innings. and had he been given
good support close contest would have
resulted. Every ball batted to right or
center field went for hits.
The first baseman OF Sixth had only
one put out to his credit and that was
when Gordon cut first In the fifth. All
other outs were made on fly balls or
strike outs.
McMorris was strong with the bat.
getting two singles and a homer In four
tries. Taylor scored all three runs for
the losers and did the best batting for
his team. making a single and a triple
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LEXINGTON SUMMARIES.

FIRST RACE-Six furloncs. Dodson.
los (Koerner). $50. won. Henry Hutchin-
son, lol Powers S305. second. Zahara.
+ lo5 CWalsh). 1870 third Time. 1.14 2-5
Edna Stewart, Dr. Core. FolsCh. MAJOR.
Prince lngoidShy. Sister Madeline Dr
WalZ, Bob Mitchell. Frances Batten.
Markie NJ. ard Queen City also ran
SECOND RACE-Four and a half fur
( longs, Dance Away. los Davenport.
$3.50, won. Del Casey 1@ tAustinl.
w.5. second. St. Heller. 14 lWalsh.
$500 third. Time, 0;54 3-5. q L. DOYLE.
EnyCe. Hickey, Americaneer. ButterbalL
Haldeman. Mary Bay. Nesmeric Dane
ING Queen. McGraw. and Blair Bagley
also ran.
THIRD RACE-One mile. Toruous.
lo9 tAuStin). $l9, won. StarpOrt. 10 Pow
-, third. Time, la 3-5. LOtta Creed J.
W. Carter. Glenn Beachy, Longhand. En-
rica, Priucelike. Ramon Carona. CralIa.
Sligo and Aeon also ran
FOj RTH RACE-SiN fUrlonCS. Ellen
\. Dale. lo1 tKoernerl. $50. won. Colo
Guy. los tHerberu, A25. second. Dainty
Dame, lo1 Powers. $3.50 third. Time.
l;l3 3-7. Alice George and Sylvester also
ran.
FIFTH RACE-Four and a half fur
longs. oracle. 100 Booker. S44 won.
Discomfort. l09 (Koernerl. $10. second
Migrant llG fPOwersl $3.50 third Time.
0:9J p. Black Magic. Chenault. Splinters.
Little Maggie. Albetto. ClarkSburg Brass
Button. and Flving Fleet also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Oue mile and twenty
yards. Great Jubilee. 10 Cpton). sI2.9 81.
won: Cowdin. Il2 0Koernerl, $40 second .
solicitor III fAustinl. Sc a. third Time
~ Earl of Richmond. Iemence. shan,
dale. Ny Henry, Veil MaNton. and War
field also ran
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GAMES TODAY.

Capital City League-Navy Yard VS..
Sewage Pumping Station, at Capital City
Park. First and NJ streets northeast
Departmental League-No game sched-
/ uled
Sunday School League-Peck VS. Ana
costa, at Thirteenth and d streets north
east
Marquette League-No game scheduled.
Suburban League-Takoma VS.. Pet
worth, AT New Hampshire avenue and
! Cpshur street, Petworth
Commercial League-No game sched-
uled
Independence League-Nassau VS. st.
Paul. McDevitts Field. Lincoln and
Rhode Island avenues northeast
Terminal Railroad y NJ c. a. League
Shopmen will play an exhibition game.
Fifth street and Florida avenue north
east
Bankers League-COmmerclal vs Wash
| lnSton Loan and Trust; American Secur-
/ ity VS.. National City, on White Lot
ColOred Departmental Leacue-Ag grfcrli-
/ tural VS. War and Navy. at Seventeenth
and B streets northwest
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NOTES OF THE GAME.

Mcdonald, the clever little catcher IN
G. T., had bad accident before ,ha
game that almost put him out Of business
but he pluckily donned his mask and
wig and did good work throughout the
game.
Chief Green showed that he could bring
runs across the pan as well as plfcb
when he came home on the second base
mans error.
Stock on first made a Hal Chase stor
off Johnnie Widmayer's high throw IN
the third inning that prevented disaster
Who was it that said that Big Cbiof
Green couldnt<hit as well as pitch
Silence.
Guess McGeady plays a mean center
field, what's the use Of looking for Kelly
Dutch" HeSsler made a great ston off
Russelrs funny bounder In the eighth
although he failed to get the man at
first.
II was the biggest crowd that ever at
tended a game on the University Field
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AMATEUR LEAGUES.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Capital City League-Aloysius Club, S;
Midways, o.
Departmental League 90 Commissioners.
Is. Post-offiCe. ].
Sunday School League-Hamline. S:
Sixth, J.
Marquette -Congressionals. S:
HYGIENE Laboratory 8.
Suburban League-Reid. 4; Brightwood,
H.
Commercial League-Game postponed.
Independence League-National Union,
Il: Twining. 10.
Terminal Railroad Y. NJ. G. a. League
Southern Railway Is: Trainmen. l.
Bankers League-American Security
and Trust. Is: Riggs, g.
COlored Departmental League-Interior.
Is; Post-Office g.
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G. U. TO PLAY COLUMBIA.
Start for New York i'm Charge of
Manager Brown.


The Georgetown University baseball
team, in charge Of Manager Brown and
Coach Phil King Will leave this morning
on an early train for New York. where
in the afternoon they will meet the strong
Columbia University nine This is the
first visit of the Hilltoppers to New York
this season, and they are anxious to put
Up good showing and take the measure
of the New Workers.. Last year Colum-
bia won out over Georgetown, score 20 3.
and victory for the locals will even up
matters to a great extent
The Blue and Gray team is going well
at present, and there will hardly be any
changes in the lineup from what there
has been in the past four or five games
Balzer will probably put them over for
the West Enders. while Feenan will con-
tinue behind the bat. despite the fact
that he has a very sore finger. injured
by foul tip
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The Cranch Athletic Club defeated tn,
Young Nationals on the formers ground,
yesterday. . to 3. Padgett pitched fin,
ball, allowing but three hits, while R
Dick was easily hit by the winners. Tn,
same teams will line up against eacf
other to-day.
The Cranch's lineup follows: Pa6sett
pitcher; Mohler. second base; Little third
base; R. Hinwood. catcher; X. Hoffman
first base; McAlwee, shortstop: Herr
mann. center field; McIntire, left field
Wright, right field.
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C. U. AT GALLAUDET COLLEGE
BrOOkInnderS and Buzz and Blue
Play AnnunI GRme.

This afternoon at $50 o'clock Catholic
University lines up against Gallaudet in
an annual baseball game at Kendall
Green. AS both colleges are out for the
District college championship honors. 4
battle-royal is anticipated.
Capt. Hover. Of the Buff and Blue
aggregation, has not announced his
teams lineup for the game. but it is
presumed that he will have Southpaw
Dillon, Cotton" Brick, and Indian Bat
tiste warming up. ready for slab selection.
with Rockwell behind the bat
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INDIANS SCALP MATLMEN.
Drops Hard-fOuEht Game
in COlOred Departmental Circuit.

Interior defeated PoSt-ofice In the Col
orcd Departmental League yesterday. $
10 ;. Caeser started the game for the
Red Men, but retired In favor Of Brooks
after three hits had been registered or
him in the first inning.
Parker pitched a good game for the
Mail Carriers. but the Interior lads got
to him as critical times. Mckinney was
the leading swatter. securing two dou-
bles and a single. while Jessup poled out
a triple and a single Fairfax did the
best hitting for Post-ofice, with two
doubles TO his credit. Score.
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flrst b1sC On CrT0Ts-A. 5. q T. 4. Riggs. &. LCft
on bascs--A. 5. & T.. 5: Riggs Q. First base on
balls-Of Buuil {. Of sweeney :. on Fleming 3.
Innings pitchcr-By Sweeney. ). by Fleming. l.
Times AZ bat by opponcnts-Against Sweeney.
Hits made-Of sweeney. g. Struck out-Swecney.
5; Fleming 3, Burrill. = Three base hit-Gray.
Two-hase hits-Boykin. Tacgart. Sn0wden. Fleming.
Sacrifice hit-Johnson Stolen bascs-B0ykin. GRAY.
Rawlings. johnson i3l. Taggart. Sweeney o.. Bah
binston o. Bel o.. Sn0wdcn. Gaructt Double
plsy-Taggart 30 West. Hit hy pitchcr-By Bu-ul
lswccney snoUdeu. = by Sweeney lInleyl Wild
ritchcs-Flcmins p Passed bas-Babbiugton. .
Jmpires-MCssrs. King and Kinney. Time Of game
hour and i5 minutes.
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wildwood A. c. on Ton

The Wildwood Athletic Club won q
well-played game from the Seventh Dav
Advent club yesterday, to > The
features were the hard hitting of 7
King and Schrider, Of the Wildwoods, the
former getting a double. with the bases
full AS for the Advents, Hendricks
caught star game, while NickoIls play
ed well at short Another feature was
a double play by Stuerman, Of Wildwood.
Unassisted. Score:
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LIT On UdsCs"I WInIIs- y, NaII0nN Inl0n- o
First base on balls-On Barnes. ]: OF Ehsrt .
Struck -out-By Barnes. :; by Ebart. 5. Two-hasc
hits-E Herbert 49,, Diver O'Neil, McIauru,
sacrifice hits-O'Ncl Dnsaver Frsto o.. stolen
hases-G. Herbert e. Bennett Dechart Mckee
Dilsavcr. McLauen. Double plays Ebart 90 Fristo
20 T. Herbert. Hit by pitchcr-By Barnes. J.
passed balls-Dcchand o Umpire-Nlr Webb Tine
a gamc-l hour and q minutes
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GET EARLY LEAD.
Midways Score Six Runs I'm second
hut Lose TO AIoySiuS, = To q.

The Aloysius team scored victory over
the Midways at Capital City Park yes
terday afternoon, 20 6.
Neither side scored in the first round.
but In the second Leonard. who was on
the firing line for the Aloysius bunch.
went up in the air. and when the dust
had settled the Midway lads had regis
tered six runs with three hits The
Churchmen tied the score I'm the fifth ard
took the lead in the next round. score.
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Morc Laurel. for Grnnt.

At the afternoon performance NJ the
Gayety Theater yesterday. Joe Grant
met and threw r p Ballantan in 4
minutes and % seconds. In winning the
fail Grant used the famous Gotch toe
hold P F. O'Connor acted as official
referee
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Earned rns-JathoEc University. J First base bv
crrors- Catholic University 3. Eastern College .
Left On lascs-Cathoic University. 8; Eastern Col
lCgc. T. First base ON bl.lg-On White. , Str7,rk
out-By Gruen. 10; by White s. Two-base hit
Devcrics Sacrifice hits-Devcrics. Mcdonald Clsucy
Stolen hascs-hiber. johnson. Totin. stock Wid
mayer ~. Hit by ritcher-By White L Umrire-
Mr.. Bridges. Time Of game-l hour and % minutes,
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H@trheu ruils-'f- D u = first base hY crrOuS-
b. ;; 6. ]. Left on bases-B. .; G. g. First b,ss
balls-Of Brcsnahan .; of Clements / Innings
pitched-By BTesnahan. 3; by Burley. 4. by Clcm-
ents, 2. Hits made-Of Bresnahan 6; on Burlev
4 of Clements. Is. Struck out-By Bresnaban 4.
by Burey :; by Clements 4. Tvo-base bits-R,r
ley. Clements, Robson. Stolen bases-Cunnipg
ham l5l Cleborne 90. Double play-Cmningham TO
Burley to Gurvine. Wild pitch-Bresnahan. Passed
ball-Brooks Umpire-Mr. Carlton Time OF game
hours
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First base on erro-s-Mdway 2: Aloy.ius. 8 Left
on bases-Midway, 5; Aoysius. = First base on
halls-of BuUicker. 3, on Leonard T. STRUCK ont
By Leonard. 6; by BuUicker. J. Tvo-basc hits
Carr, CaTiran. Sacrifice fy-Kelihcr Sarrisc7
keihcr stolen haSes-Craft. Sbaeftr
sullivan. Can HOusCr. KchhUr. Wild ulfc5-
BuTcker Umpire-"rets" H5fmaur. Time-l hour
and 50 minutes
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Clipper. winner. o to 4.

The Clippers yesterday defeated the St
Aloysius altar boys in a loosely played
game by to 4. The feature OF the game
was the fielding of the Clippers and a
one-hand stop by Quill. The batteries
Riordan and Viehman; Heard and Mack
O'Rielly
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L1ft On E88Cs-P0st-0fFcc Z. commissioners 2
Flrst base on halls-Of Blassingham 8 on Kerr 3;
on Robinson, /: on Bacon. l. Innings pitched-By
Blassingham, Is; hy Kerr. s 23. ty Bacon g. Hits
made-Of Blassiusham. I; of Kerr. I; on Bacon.
Struck out-By Kerr. 8. by Robinson. II. Two
base hits-Fcnt0n. Woodward Sacrifice hits
Harvelcutter, Lay. Handboc Whiting Robinson
stolen haSes-Naugbu, Orrison. Double plays
Callahan 20 Fenton; Vaughn to Harveycutter
Balk-Bobin50n. Hit hy pitChcr-By Bacon l: by
Robinson. !. Passed haI-Woodwand. Umpire
Mr. Belts. Time of game-l hour and s. minutes
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Sixth. G; HamliuC s First hUss on baIs-OH Ris-
TN. 4. StUck out-By Riston. g. ~ Gordon 8
Home nIns-NIcAforris. Sahins Thrce-hass hits
Stuckcrt. Burke. L. Taylur. sacrifice hits-Sfroth-
CTS u H. Li'ch1cld. r. Wsnkoop stolen base--
SrCthCr. suaulling. Burke. Double play-Sahins
10 Birch 20 Sabins. Umpires-Nessrs Cleveland and
Hughes. Time of Game-I hour and 70 minutes
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ROBINSON'S PITCHING WINS.
Eleven Post-office Batters Go Down
by Strike-Out Route.

Robinson's spitoall was too much for
Post-ottice yesterday in the Departmental
League. and the Commissioners defeated
the Mailmen by to l.
The game was featured by Krafts
throwing TO bases and two fast double
plays by the losers Score.
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BLOWS UP IN THIRD.
NutwclI IL Hit for six BIngIes and
Five Runs I'm This Session.

The Congressionals defeated the Hy-
sienic Laboratory team IN the Marquette
League yesterday 10 ,.
In the third inning the Congressionals
found Nutwell for six hits. giving them
five runs. Valera made a triple in The
second with two on bases. scoring two OF
the Hvgienfc'S RIMS Score.
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Earned nIns-Postoficc. 4; Interior. s. First base
by crTurs-Postofice. ;; Interior ; Left on bases
Post-ofice. I; Interior. . First base on baIls-Of
Parker. 5; of CaeseT. /, on Brooks. 2 Innings
pitched-By Cacser. !, ty Brooks. = Hits made
on Caeser, 3; Of Brooks. Z. Struck out-By Par
ker 10; by Brooks 3. Three-tase hit-,Iessup. Two
base hits-FairfaN %, Walker. Parker. TAYLOR. Nc
Kinney ~. Atkinson. Stolen bases-Fairfax o.
Sudlcr. WilkcUon ~. Nunroe ~. Hit by pitcher
BY Brooks. Taylor. Umpirc-Mr. Harley. Time os
game hour nd 20 minutes
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Props Play Baltimore City College

This afternoon at o'clock the George
town Props will cross bats with the
Baltimore City College aggregation on
the varsity field. The embryos have not
played a game for some time, but they
have been practicing regularly, and ex-
pect TO take this afternoons contest
The Baltimoreans have an exceptionally
strong team.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-07
LOSE BY LARGE MARGIN.
Overwhelmingly Defeated
ny Southern I'm Railroad League

The Trainmen were Overwhelmingly de
feated by the hard hitting Southern team
yesterday in the Railroad League. Is to l.
The only feature OF the game was the
heavy stick work OF the winners. they
making eleven hits. TWO OF which were
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belmont Tigers Win.

The Belmont Tigers defeated the Fred
ericksburg Giants at Fredericksburg. Va.
yesterday. Il TO :. The features Of the
game were the catching of H Johnson
and the all-round playing of the Tigers.
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LIT on baseS-S7uthtrn, ;. ITairmcn. & Flrst
base on balis-Oh Strobel /. OF Garrett. I; on
smith, ]. Innings pitched-By hnghton, 5; by
Smith. /; by Strobel, g. by Garrett g. Hits made
OF Strobc ;; of Garrett. p OF Knighton. L.
Struck out-By hniShton. Z; by StroheL 8. by
Garrett. 6. Home Wns-Burus Garrett Stolen
baseS-Young, Spencer Berng Ward Bundv.
Miller Double play-Bundy 70 Berlirg 10 White.
Wild uitch-kughtcn. Passed ball-Thompson
Umpire-Mr Handboe. Time Of gamc-l hour and
% minutes
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A'-L .- It-' ''' rI'~-i.iai-i - HNFirUi~ Aar1rl
tory. FiBt base On baIls-Of NutvcU 2. OF
Nllhams. I. StwcA out-By NutseI 70. hy Will
Jams. Z. Tlrcc-bsse Mt-Valera. Twn-hasr hits
Holhuucr Beavers. Stolen bases-Lyous Harding
Hohruncr. Valera ~. MaEby Maugely Hit by
pltehsr-By William. T. Umprc-Mr. Wood Time
Cf game-l hour and 70 minutes
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MINOR LEAGUE GAMES.
EASTERN LEAGUE
CONNECTICUT IEAcUr

4: Bsltimcre-Baltimore. 8: Rochester. :
At Observation-Disclosures. s. Montreal
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At Hartford-Hartford. !: New Haven.
Al Springheld-Springheld J. lew Britain. .
Al Observation-Disclosures a: Northampton Il
At MISUNDERSTANDING, Il: Holyoke g. y
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ALL THE NEWS AND GOSSIP IN THE SPORTING WORLD

and from the looks of things. the Brook
land boys are drawing quite following
among the fair sex. anyway Nothing
succeeds like success.
Somebody said that Tobin was short,
not short coming around second. anyway.
The knotty little fellow is always in the
game, and when he is not welding the
willow, can take 'em in the ribs. White
hit him in the first inning, and he scored
on an error
If there is any looseness to be worked
out, Catholic University always manages
10 do it in the ninth
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NOSE OUT TWINING.
National Union Barely Keats New
York Avenue Tribe

National Union took the lead yesterday
in the independence League by defeating
Twining II TO To-
The game was exciting from start to
finish Z. Herbert connected with the
horse hide for three two-baggers out Of
three trips 20 the plate Score:
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TRUST BOYS WIN.
Riggs Swamped in Bankers League
by 15-tO-6 Score.

American Security and Trust defeated
Riggs I'm one-sided battle in the Bank
ers' League yesterday
The batting OF Snowden, Boykin. and
L---1.- 49, IL. l---.------ A---------
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

~ Roadmg-I ancastor, /: Reading. ,
AT Williamsport, 2: Johnstown. .
At Altoona HarrisbT1. Z Altoona, l.
At Trentou-YOrk. Z; Trenton. s.
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Tech Section Teams Tic

The second game Of the Tech Section
League yesterday resulted in a tie be-
tween Sections 81 and G2. Final score
u 20 L. Score:
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2
Left on bases Bightwood 6: Reed @ First base
on halls-Of Jones. 2: or Mcfarland T. Struck
out-By Jones. 9; by Mcfarland G. Stolen bases-
}. Jimmy. Stewart. Erhart ca. Jones II. Jimmy.
Homer l2 Hilery. Seitz Cleveland. Bergman.
Fentress Ohler Murphy. Double plays-G. Jimmy
70 II. Jimmy 20 Ephart; Fentress % Murphy 20
Ohler. Hit by ritcher-By Mcfarland Oh. Zmmyl
by Jones Fentress). Wild ptchcs-NlcFarland |.
Jones. J. Passed holl-Cleveand Umprc-Mr. Mey-
us Time Of game-l hOur and % minutes
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CENTRAL CAPTURES MEET.
EpiscOpaI High Wins HandiIy II,
20 to 80.

Alexandria, Va. May Central High
Schools track team engaged IN a dual
meet with the Episcopal High School
boys and won handily by 50 points to 90
Fritz Reuter-, Of the visitors. was the
star
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The Summaries.

FIRST RACE-Four and a half fur
/ longs. Agawan, 100 tCreevy). Il 70 IN.
won. Busy Miss, % Garner. + TO I, sec
oud. Adrian. I02 Gross. To l. third.
Time. O.53 l-5 White " oOl and Great
/ Caesar also ran.
SECOND RACE-Seven furlongs Beau
coup. los 1Cr,evyl, Is 90 :, won. KnE
James. $50 tButWelu. I 20 ., second;
/ Fashion Plate. JOS CNcGeel. 10 20 J. third.
Time. 1.-6. Grania, Lisaro, and Don An
/ tonic also ran
THIRD RACE-Oue mile and a six
teenth. Bonnie Kelso, l07 tNicGee). $ 20
5. won, Nazu, ll2 CTaplnl. 8 10 /. second.
FalCada. lee tCreevy) TO 10, third.
Time. las 20. ForegUard also ran.
FOURTH RACE-FOUr and a half fur
longs Maid, lW Burns, II 10 / won.
Horizon. IGi tFain), % 20 !, second. Pee
eavi. 100 lTaphnl. 20 I. third. Time,
9;A 81 Golden Agnes. Kinda, and Start
Ter also ran
FIFTH RACE-Six and half FUR
. longs Sir ClemeS, 10 G-ancan), II 20 10,
won. QuanticO. 122 Garner. II 20 ;. Sec
ond. RespOuseful % Diggins), > TO ..
third Time l.20 So Three starters.
SIXTH RACE-One mile Bryce. 103
(Iaplinl, 10 3. won: Young Belle l0l
tFOX), Z TO J. second. George Field. ll3
Garner, TO I, third. Time. l:42 Is.
Glipian. Brighton, ana Heart Pang also
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WIN PITCHERS BATTLE.
Reed Gets Good Start in Opening
Session and Cops Contest.

-Four runs in the first inning gave Reed
the game yesterday in the Suburban
League. ( to L Score.
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BEAUCOUP IS TIE WINNER
Beats Fashion Plate at Aqueduct by
Three Lengths.
King James. First in metropolitan
and Brooklyn Handicaps Last
Season, Is Second.

New York. May 6-King James, winner
Of last years Metropolitan and Brooklyn
handicaps. started for the FIRST time this
season at Aqueduct to-day and was
beaten.
When he came out Of the paddock with
$50 pounds up he looked high in flesh.
and for that reason many shrewd judges
picked r. T. Wilson's BeaucoUp 10 take
his measure. When the barrier was re-
leased. Beaucoup on the rail broke i'm
front. But Creevy sensibly took him up
as King James and Fashion Plate raced
into the lead together and remained there
10 the head of the stretch.
Then it was that Creevy saved enough
ground, and letting BoaucouP down. the
Wilson colors showed in front. Beaucoup
came 20 the wire "a handy winner by TWO
lengths. while King James beat Fashion
Plate by three lengths.