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CASH FOR CARMEN.
Jamaica CycIlnt wins Hls PIFst PFoFes.
slshal Race.

ClaFenCs Carmen Of jamaica made his
debut a. . professional rider last night
Al Ias Vaiis5uFE cycle track Ia Newark
aud won his iiFSt cash prize race. a twenty
mile motor paced match against W. l..
hitten and Norman Anderson About
4 900 parsons witnessed the eyentA.
CHRIS schellsr finished first In the one mile
amateur championship Faaa. but was Dis.
qualified for foul riding and placed fourth
He atih leads IN tho points table with A
pOihta, Paesingeg being second with ie
points Beck and Maain each have J p0inta.
fOgleS won the three mile repechaFe handi-
cap from the twenty-five yard marx. Kra-
meF rode hard from scratch. but had 10
give up "a two and quarter miles.
The summaries.
Threa Alllo ReperhnRg Hnmdicap, Professional -
Wen ~ ae8 FogloF, HrDoklym. - yards. Joan
bedsIl, LEnhrpok, % yarda. second: Ai HaiEirsd
b yards. isuFth. ITsd q. Wet. ssn frsSeisSs
ioe yards ara. yilnR. luinulas 20 teosnds.
o1s 4ie AntlsuI championshlB 81
Joe PassiaEsE Nsgsgki Wss9sg Bel, nav yls9
Ms aeeoRdi Frank hlatr. Jersey CIV. thiFa.
Orb NcAeslgI, Han Franciseo, iourlh. Tims,
minutes IS gecunda. HchcilcF nnlsbed nFuf
but pla dlaguqhaeq ~ ielli fiding.
TBenW WE hutuT PBroa hare--Wnn nv
Clarence Carmen. lamaica. L. J.. W. 4. MItlea
lasenp9fh l4. s.cead; Rormsn AndeFs0a.
DeamaKk. third. Time. - minutgs % secoaas
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FIRST HOOD FOR YALE.
FFeshmen Rsw Beats AHarvaFd-CFimss'
PuvOsaae fer Varsity ElEhts.

NEW IoNDON, Conn. Juns 7o-Yals woT
the fFsahmen four cared race with Harvard
on the Themes this afternoon. Yale covered
the mHs IN 8 minutes 80 is seconds. ths
Crimson quartet finishing two seconds
later.
Yale was nearly . length astsFn at ths
quarter. but gradually forged ahead. both
crews being on even terms 30 yards from
the mile nag Chadwick ai No. In the
Cambridge shell caught q Grab and tenn
porarily demOraliNsd ha fellow Oorsmen.
Yale gained over q length before her rivals
could settle down 10 hard work again and
crossed the linz about half q bOs' length
10 the good. The makeup OF the fours
follows:
Yale Rrundred. slrohs; B0mdslsF. o. soraGgs,
:: RomayR. bow: haFnum. coEswain.
HaEyard-DAvia. stroke; Cutler. .; chaawtek.
.: Parker. b0w. Br0wnlee. eonswsin.
The -Fsntlensn's eight race did no,
take place. a. fAls could not master . crew
Of graduate oaruman Harvard. however.
sent her graduAis cugu Out at $40 and rowod
a mile over the measured course. whether
iHs Andrew Graves trophy cup will go 10
Harvard BY default IN q question 10 be settled
later.
Harvard's graduate eight crew was
a. follows:
DuRy. Oi. bow. wOicoiL Ol. q Newhail. 20,
4: Farley. ". 4. Sheaf - 5. Bacon. .: Wood.
~. J. Bruunell. stroke; Blagden. eoHswain.
Robert l.. Bacon. Jr. who captained tho
above crew, had a consultation with RObert
v HsrFick, chairman Of Harvard's rowing
COMMITTEES. after the eight had r0wed over
the course the result of which leaves the
final Ownership Of the GATES CUP stu open
for either Yale or Harvard. The trophy
has 70 BE- won five times. not consecutively,
by either contestant. and Harvard had
already wOn the prize four tinleH.
Yale will receive another opportunity
next year 70 raise q creW, bot tne Crima0n
they are entitled 10 have their names In
sCrfbed on the trophy
Yale won the toes ON all three races this
year. The tOssup. took place at Red Top
for her varsity eight and four oar events
and the west side for the freshman eight
contest
Both Jim wray and John kennedy were
IN good spirits this evening and reported
~ the oarsmen IN their care IN hns cOndl-
ii0n for the races tomorrow
The river Was placid AZ 9 % o'clock this
evening. when the freshmen had their race.
and the pFospeet for fair weather holds
Al the h0isls the clerks are as busy a. the
pFoverbiAl bees and private reaidepces are
being called upon 20 help stow away the
iOomed up about the city toward noon and
are In evidence on all the principal atreeia
IN the heRFt Of the city. The trio Of oolOred
artists who have beea c9nspicloas on past
ragtime fOF the edincHtion Of the cosmO-
pOllian orOWd Coast Artillerymen, revenue
cutter 0fiicialn, yAchtamen and other Eayly
and river craft mingled with the thrOng
On STATE street
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WAsHINoEON. Juns 7o.-Alth0ugh the
New Yorks beat the WaahinEtOns here 10
day by 20 they had 10 keep their eyes
on tho number ali the time. for the home
nine was always up and about. The SenA-
tors failed 10 hit WarhOp IN crissa or IN
punches. This told the tale. With better
support Gray would have been ths equal
Of warhOp In eGSotivensss. but an error BY
Kid Eberfeld In the sixth inning Lost for
him. Warh0p was safe In that inning bo-
cause ElbeEfeld fused up his simple Offering.
Hemphil flied 10 Milan and WOlters In
Geld out put Warhop on second. whence he
scored on Chass's double 10 left. In the
nrst inning Hemphil ntsd % Ehegfeld
Wolter walked and Chase flied 20 killlfaF
LaDorts let loose a two baEEer and seored
WOlteT.
So much for the New York runs. WaRh-
lngton's lone tally came IN the seOopd. when
Bchaefer walked and went over the plate
on Unglaub's triple. The score:
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Plenty Of J0hnson Money to ne Wagered
nc These FfEures.

SAN Francisco. June 2s.-On the train
which left for Reno tonight were pro-
mOtsr Jack Gleason and Tom Corbett.
the local betting commissioner. Corbett's
mission 70 Reno h % establish an Official
pOOlrOOm AZ the request Of Tex Rickard
The odds are 10 10 on JeiYries and
there Is plenty of johnson money at this
price said COrbett before leaving to-
night. But the trouble Is Jeflries's ad-
mirers viii nos unload az this price As
local representative and the odds in Reno
viii he the same as In San Francisco
Considerable motley will BE- waRersd on
round betting. No definite odds have been
set. but u Ia likely that even money John
son does not stay twenty rounds will be
offered.
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BnooKLTx. ]. posros n. Ll. s.

BosToN. June 20 - BroOklyn's hits and
bostOn's misplays came at the proper mo-
meats to-day for ihs visitors 70 win by a
score of 10 5. Bell was hit hard BY The
!ec=1=. h.i e. Euls he @.s eGseslg- .-l.h
men on bases. particularly after the third
inning
Brooklyn took the lead In the second
inning, three hits. two stolen bases and
errors by Mattern and smith netting them
three runs. BOstOn went TO the front In the
thifd inning when two runs wera scored on
thrfe hits and an error By Buroh. Ia The
eighth session Brooklyn scored q run on an
error BY herzOg and DavldsOn's triple, but
the locals we're not 10 be denied and earned
run in their half. tying the score aFhin-
In the ninth inning Mcklveen hatted for
Bergen and drove out q fine single. bit
vas caught NJ second when Bell bunfed 10
Meitern. Dalton singled. BurUh doubled
Wheat hunted safely and Hummel drew
paes. two runs being the result Then
came q double play that ended BrOOkiyn's
oppqrtnnity The nrst two up for BosfOn
ID she ninth eiFuck out and HarEOH Waa
thrown out By smith. The score:
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Ths o. Louis clubs bSth uoa Yesterday. Wn
wanders never eeaaei
Guess ~ eaat pay bali as0und Naw Yarh
Giants w0a. highianderl uoa. Mrooklgnl w1n.
NeWarka Wun, Jersey ClBa W8n. We'd have
1Vs Daananta II theFs weFs ave ieAgnea.
A aIda hone by Mqrkie yesterday mada Pat
heFan JUMP high IN ne aif 70 aSoia aplklng of
baing EplEed.
Chass suchs % nmong lhs laadinR hliiaru,
leadinR rlln gutesFl aad aaadlng base slaahsra.
Arraralnw - lana accounll Jlmmy WtMAna
gaa isadlnE Ne Amsrisan Association h bataag
win -
Msrtls y savaaclsg to ne .au0 hitans slass
very upidly.
Magss's opulans hatung average undsrwsnt q
larRs drs4 sAunkags IN ths series wilh lhe Clan@
Just Ginnad.
A. AaasgicaR LoaWus PARK yesterday aelernaoa
3 nlne rQmpoaUa ~ memo9ga nom ln9 paalnm
Dnara hGun9 was dre1atn6 hy q leans 9ram ~
Merolpouian operA House w q ac0re Of 10 .
An Americal League fan lHlis ihis atugy; Ths
managug q = high fl4an lsalas leau uas u4Y .
player. ~ saw . hlg huasy feligg gaane ~
tfouaa Wko looGed nq n ~ ceud plag hal. -AF8
Vpu 4 halipiarnyl lfa mauaEQT naRed, -NnV,
vas Gas reDiy, Tn 8e king u ttm all@ ~An
5af and blsy hsht neldi1 T6 Wfics faqpis
eame ~ anEwFF Yea, but ahgW M WhSfa
rrhi heid a. I'm . tiIauFtF n thsss parts :,
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Tho Mldget Squadron Oi Jamaloa Nav
on Saturday afternooA a. Bergen beach
VII hold several AalAtis gvun1a, snah a
power boat races. tub races. awimmlna
races. high and distance diving. &o. Valua.
10 pri4aa will BE- Riven In each event
IAlFty power boats IN thFea clnsssn Wiil
Rpmpele IN q I've mile race In order thaf
ine mel9sra and frieAda % the squadron
lake pl0ce the end of Noegsl'a Pier haq
teen reserved Tor iha Afternoon IL ~
gveniag there vii Be q dance IN tho hufal.
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Totals 10 gfas n y
'haited for stark IN the sighsh inning
zone 0ut shen winning run vas made
fhiAdeiphla o o o q
New Nork D o . o a a ii
nuns Philadelphia DOolan Mafan NeW Yors
Merkie, a firsi base on error Philadelphia
Lsft on hasea- Phladeiphia. D New N0h 4
llrst base on halls on Nlack. n OF MatheWson I
Struck out w stark, = By Maroney ]. by
Mathewsoht Three base hit-MuFraY Two
base ms- Doolhn. ? herkle. 2. Sacfince hit
Meyers. Double plays knhbe and Ward Doyle
Aerkle and bridweiI Hlt by pitcher ny Mathew
T1n lhAgeoi hits-of Stack, 9 IN EIGHT lnnlngs.
~ sneiteT' m one third Inning. Umpirc In
and D mlnlules '
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Totals. - ~ ta -
'Hitftd Tor lonohue In ihc eighth innlnE.
Waited iOr Morgan III ne eighth Inning.
Halted ior Thomas 10 me nfteenth inning.
tiRatted for kFause In the nitecnth inning
Boston O0iOOn Ou0OOiO
Philadelphia . OOQOONO NOO2O0Oi Ot-A
Runs boston ilooper.3 Stahl Gardner. Lsuia
ssss ssSS'i,,r 5S sr-.,, S.,os = ps,,.ssl's ~,
On hases Philadelphia. ia. iiusion t0 Ftfat
base on halls on Morgan. /. % collins on
Hail Z STRUCK 0ut ~ M0Fgan 3 b. collins s.
bY HAL 2 Threo hase hits liooper GARDNER
Two haag hits-Oar1ner Heitmulier, Barn
SAcrihce hits wagner. hooper lord. H. C0llink
stolen bass Oidring. Hoopcr 3 Lewis Wag
ner hcltmallef. Dauhle pla,s kieln0w and
l0ni OldFinE and Davis Hlt hy pitcher ~
kfauss lSpeaHrn. Wild pitch Hall Umpire
OLgughlin. Time hours and 3 : minutes
DEfROtT. 2. CHICAGO "a. ~. O.
DurROfr June ~ -Rn Donovan uas ia bis
0ld time form % -dAy and urtrolt easily blanzed
the White ea8 Thr score
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HateFborsush Baseball Title fer Gem
meFclal.

Commercial High School won the Greater
SS= y@-s @ = A = h=.e1.=mi Sss..ss, 5,i,,il-
ship title yesterday By defeating the High
school Of Commerce az Washington Park
by a score Of 3 70 2. CommeTcial captured
round robin tourney, and Commerce the
Manhattan bronx Richmond title YesgeF-
days game vas lot the inteThofOuRh title.
The score By inniags:
AZ m
Commercial. ......aaO OOiOii $50 o
Cammeros - Q % % 90 3
nafteFtrs- Greene and stern: sehaefef and
Archibald
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I.sra I.OashaIs % Nominate ScRasiaad.
WelMh mefprep

lspeoal Cdhis Dsspaf6A 70 THH SrN
LONDON. June m.-The sporting newa-
papers state ihst there is every prospect Of
another hRhs betHeen Mcfarland s..A
Welsh. Lord I.Onsdale having agreed 20
their request TO nominate q referee. Three
OHerB OF purses are open 20 them.
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I've hass htls-H, HmitA, naErh RacYinea hits
hummsL ~. smith. h.asI. Sacliace ~
Wiley. pnnhle nlay nersna, FhaaA al4 aharpe.
no hy Hlrb@F-ng natislp tw whsaD. umK.Fo IN
chief-fpDay. Field amBlra-Dleanan. Tine
2 houIa and mlhufasL
~ L0UIn ~. ~, . CulcA0o N. Ll,i.
~. LoUIn. June Eo.-ChlnaRo laal tha pn9nlng
fame ~ 81 isOus ~ . rev 81 . - Z. Ceaneet
crowd fatled . set % NAllee. he allowing sRly
four annltere4 HIS. kAne saved ais tram fFom
ahnpgui by lifting hone ruh. TAs srora:
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MEUKLB, NVYBRS And NETTY
A BATTING COALITION WEIGH
BEATS THE 0UAKERS.

Phnlies TIE Score n Ninth and 0lanas
WIN N Tenth-Raln sa Cuha. .Whs
Taste Defeat n ~. Isouis -t.FoeblyBs
WHINE Clneannatls Beat PlttsburG.
Things broke nicely for ths 0iaRaa yus-
terday ell around. Taking q ton lnninR
game frOm the Phillies. they made Il Tires
out Of four from that sauea. which b a
largo aiRed clnch for the Giants this year.
The Giants also made q material rain on
the Cubs, who were beaten In S. Iouis.
and wtdsned the gap between themselves
and the Pittsburgs. who were druhbcd by
the Cincinnatia rhs BrOoklyns split even
In tho Boston series BY winning the fourth
gamo. The results.
Now HOFk, =; PhllnaslphiA, ..
BTOoklyn. .; Bostsa. 3.
-. I.Suls. =: chicago. I.
CInclnhatL Q; PitSshnFg. =
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DNfEo'F' 2. oHlcAoo a. -

'ssi'sa for scou IN ths ninth inning
Chicago q o o 90
Dftroit .... % 900 % =
Runs =DetrOit -CFawford. Deiehnn ~ Two hase
hit Coca Three base hit siahaqr Sacrifice
hits. Gandn. PuFteil. stoifn haaes Crawford,
Delehaniy. r Jones. Ilsuble play Bush. Deie
hany and Jones Left on haaes- Detr0il D.
ChieaFo. 4 FIRST base on hails-Oh Ncott Z
FIRST hase on error Deirait :. Chicago. J. Stnirk
OUT ny Donovan. :. b. scott. a Uniuirs IN rhief
-Diacep. Feld an pire onnoliy. Tme-i hour
and - minBiea.
uT LoUm "a. ~. 4. CLNvmANp a.
CLWvMAND. June sa-Lainie lPt through a
Erhas cutter on dtephrns'a bat and preaen led
70 days gams % ~ Louis. The tc0re.
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Runs-St Louis Sione. Wallace. Newman
TTuesdals Cleveland Turner, GT1hsy Lalole
Two base mta-E EAstfriy. Lsioie, stone. Three
base hlts-Walare. Newman aacFihre hits
stone, hartEeil Stolen bases-GTaney, rrues-
dale, LAiole. Firtt base 0n balls-On SPADE 4.
on Mitchell, 2 hlt b. Ditcher-ny Mitchell
tnAFtEeu SchWeitkeF1 FiFst haga on erFors-
St LOtis .. Cleveland, !. len % easea-49L
Louis, D. CLEVELAND. ~ Strack 0ut-By Powell. .:
Wallace and Newman umpire-Evans. Tine
hour and 81 mlnutsa.
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AZ MGoile-Nsu 0Fiaann. a. Mnhlls.I
Al MgAlgomeEy.- Aanieomefy, Q, blrmingham,
3 ave t1aln1g-Falnl,
AZ chatla1oogS -chaiannaaga. Q.
Noahgllle, a aecond Kams-CbaitaRaagl. ;.
Nashville. I.
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CsnsectIcut E4saRua.

AZ RridgepOFt- New Maven, g. BFidgcpOFt q
AZ Waterbury Waterbury. y New Brlaln, 2
~ NnrthAmplun Northampton. a Hartford, b
AZ m0lyoke-FiTst game SprtnRAeid. a Moi.
yoks. Q. AecOnd game Springfield. q BolYOke, b
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AZ st Paul-st Paul, 10. Tnledo. a
~ Kansas CltY-NH1aaa cltr, v Liqulagibin 4
a. Milwaukee Indianapolis, ., nilwauEea a
A. 9inneapoila- -columbus. o. Minneapolis. q
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A. Omaha Omaha, .; W1ch1ta. 7.
AZ LAnc1ln-Ll1coin. 3; 81 laHaph. 4
AZ Dies Moinea-Dea Hnlnea, q. OenvuF. 4.
AZ SiouR City-Saoun CITY. 10. TOpekA. q
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AZ eIAuPence--IaWrenca. 2 Lawuu. o.
AZ NeW bedford Lynn. 4 New Bedford. z
AZ Fan Rlver-Fan River. " uaverhli q
AZ hrncAlon-- Worcester. !. nnocktan, q
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AZ Winstoa salsm--SFsenSboro. .; Winsaar
1alam, q
AZ cgeanville-AnderuBn I: GrsanvlIa. q
~ tSparaaneurI-aperil q Charioite. q
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TotAla. - . q ~ .
'Baitsd for Grdy IN ihe nihih inning.
New York............l 0 0O0i % o-1
WaahinItun. -,.......O o o o.
I: Washington. I. Left on basee-NeW YoTk. 4.
Washington, first base On balls-0H WaFhop.
4. % Gray. 2 Three base mt-Vngiaub. Two
base me--Chass, LaDorte. LehvclL Sacfihce
hts Bride. Gardner. Double playa-Mc-
Bride Schaefsg and tnglsuh Gardner. knight
and Chaaa. lut By piehcr-By Warh0p NC.
Bride street. Umpire IN chief-perlRe Feld
umpiFe-EgAn. Time hour ana N minutes.
RoaTos "A. ~, O. PnILADuFuIA "a. ~ g.
PuuAnRLPHIA, June - o-nost0n won an en-
citlnG and hitterly fought game Nom ne An.
ieEcs 70 day IN Q nftecn Inning battle fach GOT
a run IN the thirteenth. but IN the hfteenth. With
two on the hascs. Gardner uipled 70 dghL aeoring
both men he scored on Lcwia1a HaRgte The
Athletes scored one Ia thelT turn % me nftecnth
and wound NJ the Eaine With the bases full me
Arore.
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hults 10 ire alath Inning.
hit 81 hstteli I'M

thouTsy cut. hil by baiisd bGn
$500, q isI'I: .............S SSSSSis o-il
lana- -Chicago-KAne So Louis-Hngglns.
Ella. Two hahe hiis-rnkeT Fila. Three base
hia-SchuilR. nAkea. n enc run-KAna. Sansi
hoo ht-MoWreF. Dguhlo play--Tinsar, EVEN
Rld Hufma8. stolen baaes-llABneF. HaEgina, 2.
base On balls- on MolRuFs. . SiFuek snt-nY
hrlnuFe, D hg Sallee. 2 Left On baaes-SL
Logis, q Cacago. q Umpire IN ehlef-RigloF.
minutes
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20. Z. anith, Raii. hda,oR-Hsrlsg. / shsT5s' i
Si IN IN sSas, o :. 4 ~ = .tSo',,
FIet 1ale q halls-Qn NnflGfl, ., 81 HrE q
auucf 0ul-1g Maitern. 4 bY Bel q Nome
rln-hefnog fhrse baae hia-Berk. Davidson.
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Totala. As oI
'HAteed for Lever N the nfth inning
fBAtisa fOs Powell N the Rinth lnulng.
Clnctnnau............-0 sOt 90 IA
Hiisb1EG .............0 90 go %
Runs Cincinnati Bsacher. rAaRFrt HObni.
- rces DoSssy ~ ,,,,, f''sears.-- ssrse.
-hoohttel, EGan. 2 Miller. Paskert aacrinre
ny-HobitHei D0ubis playa-Glbson. 3oksch-
on sails-OR LssysF, % Powell, 1 oH 0aspaF.
. Struck oui-bv Powell I. His hy plicheF-
~ Leever tMeMillaal, Umpire 10 ohlaf- MoFan.
flsld umpire-loAastone nme-i hour and %
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.ss ass@ar1 =. s9.5Ss ss,s o'Ss.as Fan Es-sg SPH
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Runs NewaTk Gahl-y. Zimmerman. ks,y 2.
SaSrihrr hits daalcy. NettmAn. parklns. Aglrr.
Two hasr nts Zimmerman. SchiahY Three base
hii GsttmAn. nnuhie plays-PAfsins and lou
dsn schiahy Agi.F ana L1uten. keliy. is1uden
aud AFler. Struca out ~ farklns I. hy Lund
grru. First base on balls on l'aTEius. : od
LundErrn hit ~ plrhfr ~ Lundgren
y hiAhsI First base nn errou Newark L.
i'o-cnf1, l.sfl on bases New1rk g. TDrUntO. Z
mplTr in chief keliy Firid umpire dbs De-
ilmr nour ard 81 uinutrs
IEasEv CtrT a1ErREAf. q
Irys ityhn's > Skrstrra wound up a. srrlrs yes
tcrin. win anothCr yir'1ry over Montreal me
.HnHr
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EASTERN LEAGUE.


Newark shut 0ut Toronto 10 . bnIaant game d
NeWark yesterday and ughtened IL bold %
nrst plAcr. a. Rorhsatsr Lost The score.
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says JShnsoa u clever. hut Mas Not the
Pwueh.

Pwuch.
NicTnR1A, B. C.. June 2e.-BOb Fitysnn-
mons. who arrived on the Mariana from
sydney last night. picks JeTrses a. the
winner In Mondays battle for the world.
championship. He thinks the fHht Will
60 over twenty rounds. Johnson. he b..
iteves, while clever. has not the punch
tie met here Frank Slavln. his old Onp0.
nent. ana also an Australian. Wh0 1icks
Johnson. The two argued the case prD
and con but parted still Of their original
opinion
Cotton states LRaRue
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New TSras Make u -Four Cut % FlVs
FPom the Meaningless.

The Highlander completed their soiourH
In Washington yesterday. winning nGatE
and coming away with four victories d
Ave gameN played. Pretty GOOD clip that
The Athletics lost and ths New Yorks arr
only two gnmes removed from hrst place
The Bostons upset the leaders In a gams
fifteen innings loag. The Detroits shut oui
The white sox and the Browns Outplayed
the Clevelands, The results
New TsFh. =; WaahlnStsn. 4.
BSstaa. o. PhlladsiphiA. q
DetrotR. =; chicago. o.
~. Lsuls. 4; Clsveland. ..
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Coiton states League.
AZ HaltIesburg -Hstaesburg. =: Greenwood
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PrrTllUnq. June l9.-Ths Reds captursd lhc
rame MS Afternoon By umely hlttinR camhined
Win DE nlLnlla. hnna--nr. II. .naLa.
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.--..-. rOtais.., a 10 81 20 .
'hliisd ios sweeney n a. siShiS isslas
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-16
CHANCE WILL TRY
TO MAKE TRADES
Cub Manager After Spade, of
Cincinnati, and Magee,
of PhillieS.

CHICAGO, Jan. 16- - Manager
Chance of the Chicago Cubs will be
In Chicago before the middle g next
month and will attempt to engineer
some trades. Il was positively learn
Chicago at the time of the schedule
meeting, and IL is known that he has
some ideas Up his sleeve for better
ing the former world champions
At the present time Chance is out
on his orange ranch near Los Angeles
and is getting in sturdy condition for
the coming season. He has Pitcher
Overall with him, and the two are
taking auto rides all over southern
California, taking care OF his calves
and seeing 10 the oranges. It IS ex-
peCted that Overall will come on with
Chance next month.
Pitcher Spade. of Cincinnati, is the
man Chance wants. He said before
leaving for California, and reports
from California show him to be Of
the same mind. that Spade viii come
to Chicago If he has anything to say
about it
Another man on whom he has his
eyes is Outfelder Magee Of the Phil
lies. So much has been said and
written about these two players that
neither viii be secured Chance. how
ever, seems 20 think differently, and
has an idea that the Cubs can land
a least O-e of the stars.
While here Chance viii take I'D the
matter of spring training with Muir
ply, as has been the case in the past.
and viii also attend to other matters
OF business connected with the club
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-16
.GOTCH LAID Up
WITH BAD KNEE
Wrestling Champ Intends TO
Go to Hot Springs for
Long Rest.

CHICAGO, Jan 16.-James J JET
fries and his combination Of star
athletes have landed IN the city after
q narrowing experience in the snow
drifts between here and Madison.
Wis The delay on the road forced
the management to cancel dates.
Gotch was left behind, his injured
leg being too bad for the trip Two
weeks ago he ran a splinter into his
right kneecap while wrestling with
Jack Mccormick. He pulled IL out
and paid little further attention TO
the wound Trouble developed soon
after, and at Minneapolis wednesday
he was forced 10 have the knee
lanCed- The entire leg is stiffened
ups but all danger Of blood poisoning
has passed. Il is said
GOtch said he is badly in need of a
rest, and as soon as the present sea
son IS closed, which viii be on the
28th, he will hike at once 20 Hot
Springs for at least three weeks re
creation
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-16

Decide Upon Radical Revis-
ion of Code TO Eliminate
Danger on Gridiron.

ATLANTA. Jan 16.-Presideuts and
coaches from every college Of promi-
nence In the South are today discuss
Ing the changes in the football rules
which we're adopted at the meeting hers
yesterday
To divide the game into quarters, With
a HFe-nlIlJte rest between each quar-
Ter and actual playing time OF sixty
minutes 10 prevent pilinE I'D. 70 rule
cut tne BODY ChecE" on forward passes.
70 eliminate tandem plays, TO prevent
Inc shiItiuG5 requiring seven men on
the line at ali times, to remove the
penalty from forward passes, TO examine
every candidate physically before the
season, 70 prevent boys playing against
men, IN other words, Prep schools
against colleges; to place tie RESPONSE
blilty 1Or an injured man continuing I'm
the game on the athletic director. to
prevent swearing and 10 change the
scoring rules These were the saIiert
features adopted
The suggestions Of Walter Camp, Yale
athletic adviser which were tried out
by the Georgia squad in the afternoon.
and witnessed by the committee, were
not Endorsed by the committee
The changes adopted are expected 10.
lessen the danger Of the game, improve
its playing and the change in the scoT-
ing rules, making the twenty-five.
twenty, fifteen. ten and five yard lines
count one point each and do away with
the goal kicking, viii add more interest
TO the game and do away with ties
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-16
CHOOSE CUNNINGHAM
TOCOACH FRESHIES
Washington Athlete to In
StruCt at Princeton
Next Year.

Information reached here today that
Princeton has honored Logan Cunning
ham, Of this city, by appointing him
coach Of the incoming freshman foot
ball team.
Since the close Of the disastrous grid
iron season the future Of football has
been discussed and considered from ev-
cry angle, the fist action toward a
definite policy being the appointment Of
BIZ Roper as general supervisor OF all
branches Of athletics with a position In
the faculty
Following this move came the con-
siderariOn Of the best plan for develop
ing all the material IN the university
Many were considered for the position
Of freshman coach, and il was finally
unanimously agreed that Cunningham
was the best man available.
Cunningham IS q junior this year but
VIII be ineligible for football when a
senior because Of participation in in
tsrcOllegiate athletics at Wesleyan be-
fore entering Princeton.