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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-18
FLYNN EASY ron KETCHEE
MiddieWelght Champion knOclIs Out
Poriy IN Third mound.

BosToN. Mass. May iT.--stanley Ketchel.
the middleWeight champion. made short
work Of James tPorkyl flynn. the Boston
light heavyweight. at the ArmoTy 4. A. to-
night. knocking him out In the third round
Of q bout that was scheduled for twelve
rounds. Flynn made such q poor showing
that every one wondered Why be vas sent up
against a fighter Of ketchels known ability.
but the fans. who crowded into the club
house 10 the number Of > .s0O had = chance
10 see the Assassin In action. something
they had long desired and had been long
denied
Ketchel vas 80 sure of slowing his or
poneni away that he bet ~ ON 20 ss,se that
Flynn would not last eight rounis. and he
found several takers who are nov figuring
nut Why they did u While Wynn lay on
the mat and the referee stood over him
tOlling 81 the count one OF tho lafter's
secondz threw sOme wafer on the nrOstrnte
boler. and ketchel. rushing over n the
local mans corner. made a Nicious kick a.
the secoud but h 4 10 not and
Wynn had M dii1culty In landing On his
Opponen' hut the blows were ltght and
ketrhel did not try 10 avoid them. A the
outset Of he third round the local man
shot a left 10 his opponent nose that staHed
The Cls ret and reused the raFs Of the chaH-
Dion o. such an extent thst he D. aded in aud
applied the finishing touehe 20 Flynn.
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rOLY PREP WINS on TRACK.
Defeats EEAsmus ror Firsi TIms IN FIVs
Years.

Defeats EFasnua foF Firsa Tlms IN Ftye
Years.
Athlstss from Poly Prep Institute won the
ANNUAL meet with Erasmus Nall yesterday
At Commercial Field, where the track teams
from both schools contested for the title
II the Long lslsnd Scholastic League.
Erasmus being defeated by a score Of 90
points - ~ The defeat Of the Church
avenue school was the drst suffered a. she
hands % the Prep boys IN the last Hve years
" Jones. the Poly Prep sprinter. per.
formed exceptionally we'll. winning three
events for a tally Of rs points Jones Won
the century. lurlong and quarter mile
daahes n Miller. another Poly athlete
captured 1rs, donors IN The half and mile
runs n Gamble. the Erasmus main stay
easily won bota the hurdle events and TOOK
second place IN the pole vault The sum
maries
iD YARD Dash. ssuier-wOa BY u Iosss. Poly
Erasmus Han, thlrd ume 10 IS seconds
100 Nard nash. Junior. Woa By = & Rome.
Erasmus Hal \ Evans, Erasmus Hall. second
$40 Ward Run Won by i Miller. po,y prep.
.. Weed Poly Prep. second p HeineT. palS Prep
third rlms mlnutes seccnds.
Hail: q helimsn, Erasmus Hall. sec0nd. ] nc
On. Ruly Prep, third Time. " secnuda
Erasmus Han q t,ssssS Pow prsr ssreS s ~
Joyce, frasmus Hal. THIRD Tine, - ssronds
80 Yard nash. S-nior Won ny u ionss, Poly
pOly I'rrp desd beet Cor ssc0ad. nme. = sec
one Mls Run Won by miller. Ps,y Prsp.
?. Sutherland. EreEmus Han. So ODD y. Weed 4
Poly Prep. third Tine. minuSes 81 I seconds
~ Nard Hurdle-Nou By n Gamble. Erasmus
Van q Ns,er's .l. P9sI pr.g .scoad. 4 Aisih
go Yard kun Won b. y Jones Poly PErp
n ReniTsu. Erasmus hsl ssoond y Smiih
paffins ~ pound snot Woo III. 3 ut.i,.-e 7
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Harry Cline played two exhibition games
NJ is.2 Yesterday At Maurice Daly's Broad
way Academy ami won both. 10 tho after
noon Cline defeated W Gernhel 100 20 iai
averaging . It's and making high runs
Of i0i and -. Cershel averaged 1918
and HE high run vas 1s In the evening
line heat Win Carter by the score Of COZ
10 y. cline made a high run Of ls0 and
averaged ~ 80.
George Moore defeated !. Fiinn last
niEht IN a practiCe game OF three cushions
a. Mcoraws BY score OF m 70 ~. Roth
men made high runs % =. The game lasted
forty innings. u. solomon OF Portland
Ore. vii play Moore tonight
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be LAS tour Eamea. and 10 runs IN hia last tu1
Switching Laporte ~ mind haas dldnt nNs-f
be batdng. ~ len lines 10 against he nFogns
he has ma1e ala hits.
Mr. GnFga Of Ne nrowns can lard nn a brr
Mighty hard uhea he dos meet q squarslI.
Tommy Leah. liars Warnrr aad Vn,f
Clarke hagt been piayiug ioEethur Coz thlTtssS
year..
hFsgnahan must have been purging aalles aisag
hadn't plichad . zane Tor ~ Crldinais bgiI5S
his aelEun.
ne 81 Louis Nan0naiy arr IN lnranahis r.rr-
ilg need lhey have piled % i1rly tour iaIies
IN thgir ia1t Owe gamcl.
Fprtham varsity wil have ~ atraar guriRr.
lQld Training lThnll a. lt8 lpuunGus ihl1 rf11f.
l1ql ~ Fellaam flel1. i01i8 alTtul 20 Ttl1f
llNlres
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Change IN CsrneH Grew.

ITHACA. n. Y. May n. Somewhat 10 the
surprise Of thecrew men. who are not accua-
toned 10 changes In the eight before q big
race. Coach Courtney has shifted Ernest y
Bowen 20 atroke oar Of the varsity crew
while DtstleT. Who has been rowing In thai
Doait ion since Nierhens had to stop rowing
vas put IN ~ stroke In the Junior eight
Courtnay said. however that the chan -
through experimenting. Distler may be-
hRck IN The boat hgiore the harvard rare
on May ~. 10th Dlailer and bowen wrre
in last years freshman crew. but Bowen
80
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Collins Of the BOSTON Nationals. Zacher
81 tho ~. louis Cardinals ana spencer OF
The hochseiers all turned loose by McGraN
may develop into star players.
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TO-DIT'S CARD ron BELMONT.
Ladies stakes. for ThFee-HeaF-Old FIuIes.
the AttractlsR.

The ladies stakes. for ihree-vear-oId
hll.es. one mile. will BE- run AZ Belmont
PARK this afternoon With Ocean Bound
Louise = and Mexoana perhaps the best
In the first race. for two-yeaT-Olds. four and
hall furloRgs siraightawuy. Pluvious
Adrian aud Naughty Lad seem best. In
the second race. for thres-yeuT-olds and
upward. ak furlongs. main course. Rosi-
miro, Cuthbert and COnnaught RANGER
may so well. IN the third race. for two
year-Olds. Semprolua, Royal Meteor and
PluyiOuH may BE- the factors. ~ Fttz Her
bert starts Ia The Jockey Ciub WEIGHT for
Age race. 90 q mile and . furlOnR. H. viii
have Oraamere and CandleberTy TO beat
IN kne lAaA tAee, lhI NtAAeiA. ~ seven fur
longI. H0CkNf0ne. Pantouns and Fddie
Dugan have gUOd chances. The entries
follow
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'Rsi,sa Tor laToSsy u he uInh lnuinE.
Pailadslphia. ..... oo0o o
81 Louis. ........... o SO 81 10
Runs Philadelphla Hates. Knabs. Ewing 81
louis hasgins q Aachsr, oakes; !; Eyans.
honetchy. Hanssr. Three base hit Rates. Sac
nnoe hits Mage. Harmon. Oakes, 2. koncirhy
Larhfr nouhle plays-Orant ard hransheld
MoWrey and hugHlna Stnlen hascs- knabe.
Moran. NJ b pitcheT ~ Ewing iNowreyl /.
b. har0ncy sOakcs End konetchyl VIVA pltrh
Ewing First hase On hAlisHOH Ewing. I. OF
Mar0ney 2 OF harmon. 2 Strurk cut ~
Ewing. I: W Maroney, Z, By Harmon. l.eft on
bases ~ Louis. !. Philadelphia. Umpire IN
chiei KEN fteld umpire -kane, Tine hour
And 10 minute
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NEW EICBT LOClTTOV.
Rask Again to FStsrs l. the Latest Prem
the Csast.

sAS FaAScIsco. May IL Promoters
Richard and Gleason late last night arrnBRs-f
matters With Supervisor Hsrget By whieh
they we're assured Of permit for the July
aght here. and the tiE IeHriss- johnson
battle will b. held In FrisrO. Thia change
Of location h due 20 the weakening Of Dis-
trict Attorney DonOhue % Alameda county
Who fears Il he permits the fight 20 BE- held
81 Emeryvllle that BE- will b. defeated AZ
the election In November
Tom Williams. president Of the Jorksv
Club, 10 also sore heoauaa attanks By rhupyrh
people on the nght have drawn fresh
noforletY on the racetmck Williams
told The promoters h0 would keen his aFrea-
ment, bat DO preferred they would hold
he 1Wht elsewhere.
RickaFd has secured . pledge from HANK
0FiMn that TIE July hght permil, Whieh
nFinin'a club VII Eef neHt Monday giii
b. Transferred 10 Nlckard nnd Nlaas06
An 0pen ar Arena VII BE- bullf ID the sub-
urha. The aupgfviaora have given arfuF-
anrc9 that 10 Interference WI s. nrgwrIffssf
Wifh the dght u held here.
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Coed start. Won handny CohorL % 5. hv
Cesarion Ondalan. owned b. ne Onerk stahls
trained BY " n karrica
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LExlS0IoN. Ky. May if.,-sanfnuf g.
Lyns. proprietor Of the i.aFchmenl stud. h
IN receipt Of Information from Brussels
Belgium. that bis son. Jockey Lacleu Lyme.
Il 10 with appendiuifls and that an opersfion
I'M likely b. necessary, 1oo11y kYn4
instead OF coming 10 america 20 arend lha
winter ~ heretofore, remained IN holgluu
and took treatment In Switzerland.
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CINCINNATI. Ohio, May i7.-Rain fsll a.
most incessanily to-day and the game
scheduled between the Giants and Reds
had to BE- called %. The New NOrk club
announced to-day that Jake elmer, fnrmer
Ned PtoheI, had been Iuloassd une1Hdi-
uonnliy - TOE ciub could Keep within the
tWeni y-hve playey rule. No other club
cared 10 acquire Wetmer
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.oas q s-si "a Totals . 70 nu 5
'N1F or Ehsn WANING run va made
"a 10 FOR Hughes IN The icnth ianlna
S-il p 'a,. SSdsGSSsSsS
suns ST. Louis--stone Hoffman. Griess
-, s~'tzer. HartEen. Abstsih. Allen New YorE
'IrT Thil (. Chase ., Laports. 3 Cree 0ardner
tfs 49, on err0fs- 81 LoBia. q New NoTk /
~ pu est iyouis. 4; New YORK. t0 Flrni
.sss uD balls -On GAnEan. q: o. Haley, & o8
F0As-I 81 " WaFhop. % Hughes, p strurk
or b Giiilfaa. p b. HALEY. = b. Warhop, 1 :
. hugh~s, Z. b. bauEhn, I. three base hIta-
HafFtlI klllfer Two haaa hiis--firlRrr 2
~ 1ardncs hits- schwsliEeF Chnsr afni~a
-s.es srhseitzsf. ?. hemphiu. CHASE. :. Ckaa
~ hlrinoN Double plays HaTtEen CftPqn
Anl Ahsie.n. Grigrs. Hartfen and Ahal4in 9QlifT
'h1 hase Passed bails K1nfar, Allsn q.
ra1H VIII pltch-0liiiran. hit b. ultehaF-I
HiHIgsn .laporte by Warhop fGhfEs. AIls1
m. ~ Gillgau, IN seven ana ole ftiFf II
.ts 81 Bailey. In tE0 add sas thffi inninTs.
-1arll. : 10 tW0 thirds inuinGn: 90 Warh9n.
tour inninFs % hughes Ia IA inninRs: 1f
shn. none ln one ianlnf. Cnglrs IN chief
...t' fled umpire 'ilOughila. Tlms-
'1l-' and ~ minutes.
rufsnkiFHiA "a. -. 4 cHIcAoo g. ia
.HIiArtLFufa. MAY ~ - Bender h1idinr chi
-fn aotn ~ four hits. ecUfed another shutoHt
~ HNarEburue wHa rulfed b. Collins in
pug nnIlE and uas succeedcd BY TtnneuM
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CoHegs Athisaia.

lrvlng 9. ltaHtgt, lhe ane ums Penn Aha
hal1li1n College ainletcl via a1lrl8 r1srfirr.
Nelther MiEe hurgdv nor fart maur1fv asr
- 10 l1ll u1el 90 Rgnn .C1rlrl rnrnaT we're
re. i.e. l1l1els ggTed p ~ ~ h1ull.
perV wv 114a'a
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Special Case Dtspaish 10 TuH SuN.
pass. MAY THE race for the Prir
Aunagnac a. Saint Ouen to-day vas uon
~ Thiebauz's Va 81 vians. Phyer's Hud-
on vas second and Olry-Roeder's Anrieo
hird. the Jockeys on the placed horses
were respectively HaWklna DefeysF and
sauyal There we're twelve starters.
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! go, ., 9 9, .lll q Toial. n y
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Al yrr Have New MageH. :. NoFthamntaal
al HaTtl1rd-Bart1nrd, ,; MeiyaEs.
Al SPringneid- pflngecld. 2. hridrcport I.
al Waisfhury- WataFburY. Z. New hrllain, q
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'haticd tor FFock n ire ninth inhlnG
Boston. ..............0 q 90 o o 90
IttHourE ............l o % -
Runs PittsbuFg-Byrue. Leach. Clarke. rhTee
hase hlt-Clarke Stnlen haae-ByFne Sarrinrs
hll-C,arhe Fipt hase on halls-On Fwch. !.
struck oul-hy Philippe. I. hy Frock, .. Umpife
IN chief-NlgleF Yield umplre-E uslle. Tine
hour and > MINUTES.
~. LOUIS a. ~. no. FuItApNtFuIA ty TIA
~. Louta. hay list Louis Wun In q walk
ne slab BY HrusnAhan's alugrers and MAroney
Jared htue better. The score
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AZ Hrminetam 1cmutit. q lirmlnghaa D
AZ NeE 0reans-N aatvlllo. 3 Neu oFiaNls. q.
AZ Mol1gUIiafT ltflmeEv. = Annnfn n
AZ Mouils-M lttle. 3 ChattlaenIa. q flU1irs
InnilTa. dafElelal
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Al ran Rlvtr-Fnn River. 7. Laur1uns. 4
q Ss% ". sals' a.s.I eTs'5'ou
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-18

pTFTununa, Mar if-Deacon Phinippe, Ne
Nsisfan mNaer, vas put against boston tnls
etlefn0on and plirhni oae Of ne most v nnderfml
games o. ball seen m yeaFs. But two hle were
AloNeu hoaton. Thgy came IN q row, thus per
lniY meee two men reached Inst. however, and
~ game usnt 10 1tmhuFg J 70 o. Frpck ioF
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Al Greanwu1d- siFueluund. 9. HatnaNhurT. 4
AZ Yaneo Otg-YaEoo cry, a VirkahurT' .
Az tarksoa -Jactaun. q Meridian. = (1ieVeu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-18

A. Augusta-Augusia, Z: Maroa.A
a. Colilmnla-cclumbia J; coiumbul. {. clina
hastings. 4aFHnrlNl
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Al Fort Warth-Port worn. 3 Dallns
Al W0HutNn--n ouftnn, =. 0alvFatmI z
Al Okah0ma CIV -Okiah0ma CIV. q ahreve-
mort D.
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The annual athietic games Of the Claaou
Point Military Academy VIII take pIars
io.eeI a. llagon-On-the-d1und az ~ n III.
Adllrll1 a Tree
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AMERICAN LaAorE-
81 Louis In New Nork, Ieiroli N Boston
ChicagOin Philadeiphia Cleveland In " Washington.
NATIONAL LRNauN
New Yorh n Cincinnau Brooklyn IN Chicago
'iosion IN PttshurE. Phlladelphia IN 81 louis.
EsErEEN LEtGUH
NeWzrk IN Turuuio lerugy Clty n Runalo
Providence IN Montreal Baiunore IN dorchester
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hrpyALo. May u.-nunalo cent Newark away
% night with about o. complete a trtmrnina Al
me ugen have rcceived ihlf season. Nd SpeeT
vent along smoothly for Buffalo. bot Ne9ark
same result. eaeh being hii freely. The acOFe
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NeM YsrE ntaIs I.naEur.

View torh state League.
AZ ALnANT
syracuse o 80 a "a 4 4
Albany Og0 ~ an !
Batteries Hessheiman and koopman. NeWun
and hrieEcT. Dmpircs- Brown ana o rooe
At rhoT.
Utca. ....a 900 49,
Troy % q o O=aIg !
Nlnnehan, scAnion ana Foster Umpire Knee
and
At nTNonAMroS
EimirA 0oAOO OO0 aaas
anFhamton "a "a
Batteries Magic snd Phubln. Hahdoiph aud
Warner Umpire
AZ WfLkKsRaaEE.
Scraatsa asOO 0saO O-ioii ?
Wiikeaharre o q y 0-T q 5
Hatieries-h itunacT and smith. Dsnoyan
Pagan And Wager. tmplre- McCloui.
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AZ Omaha Omaha. ~ S. Josrph. o
A. SlouA CITY Nous CltY, D Deuver. T.
A. finculn ilncgln. q. Wichita. 5
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rSa ii' f%srs.i Ls,Sss Fi 4 -. 49,, y.
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.HF. $500 a a
uol oo7 -
fH 'HHa1fIuhia H1idrinr. RaErf. navh
on. on balls on heuder. d ~ MOTT a
.afs Mirage. d Ffiindrlrf.n, 10
Hs ifndrr. ! bV aarfa Two hanl
me- tnlira alcTlfoa 1't-ThrMaa
.F I0Irfrrfy. aafrT. urrfl9 rIav-
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RocHssIss 1sy y. -lsrssy cg 'ess ,As sssi
NJ me series herr 70 DAY. Seth sidea play "a
"a aataNn HNln

'Ba'i@l ior roosel 10 nih inning
'hatic1 Tor f;aRan In ninth inning
Jersey CiU 81 % 0 D .
orhcstcf o 90 % % o o q q 4
ituas- IrFtey city Noe rr Fsmnnd Uorsrs
ter-Aiperman. Two hasr hta=Fsnnad Hlalr
Three uaae hit Moeier. aarrn4- mis- Moellsf
CuIat Sinien basrt- hannifa1. O9bnrn Ainrr
man u0ubfe piaYa# NncT nan AMI Spencer !.
hannlian, rst ana Johnfol. iirut naaF o. error
ftorhraier. 7 Jersey city. ftit hy nitrhrf
~ hAnscr. L. Left "a nssr> torhestor ~
lersey CIV. : Ftrst haaf on taila-On HaFan +.
OF Mauter, . atr1ek out-hg kagan. b. Nanser
. Umpru On chicf keiiy. Fieiu umpiru-HuFst
Tine hour and a. minutra
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eoetoN, May if.-rhe R.d n, -. ...,,..
eek,e.9to NJ riagrs io.day. cnmin1 IN from
80 y ~ Rotung % game o. o. ID * asvsnlh
~ 49, s.s 49, 49, - eome posf fielding
Al. - .ulnplAg wnen nannlng v tale ~
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HIGHLANDEUS KEEP At IT
AND WIN ELEVEN INNING
GAVE FROM BROWNS.

Channeh. NeW hogk oulfeilief. Breaks
Hh Lee Runnlna 10 . nass-Game Il
RaIileN. Errorp ana Isooss PItehhng
-Osiser Americas Leagas neuulta.
The Highlanders had a clos cali With the
tgil enders yesterday, bat took ADVANTAGES
or me atter's misplays and won an eleven
inning game. They are now more com.
iortably settled In second place, a. he
netroits lOa again In Boston. The spurt-
iug Nhletics with the renowned Bender in
he box shut out the ChicaRoa, makinEtWelve
straight for The Athletics Il one tle game
doesn't count. The Clsvelanda stoppsd
Wn,hington's squirt. the former Winning
their hrst game since coming East. me
rarulis
New Vera. =; ~. LEAH. ..
FhlladelphiA. =; Chlcago. Q.
BosioR, =; Detroit. q
p Cleveland. =; WashlnWaaa. ..
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Nuns cleyslAnd-rirner. Flies. waahingsnn
- Aeqn. tifst ooee on errors-ClevtlAnd. ,
Naahlngtoa. !. Flrtt hsss On hsis- % Liaks. ::
~ Nalkef. !. Slfuct out-R Ilnke 4, hy
Nalter. Two haae mls-Elbsrieid PsrTtng
giaee ay SlsvaM Stalsn hass turner. p.s-@a
oall- Eaaleriy. UmpAre IN chief SHERIDAN Feld
umpire-kerin. nme-i hour and ~ mlnutea
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
RAln interviews win Giants ana BFo0k-
iyns- Pirates aud Cardinals Win.

iyns- Pirates aud Cardinals Win.
Rain ihlerfered with the Giants yesterday
and prevented them from making a praiae-
worthy effort 10 check their slump. The
brooklyna suffered the same way. The
Pirates increased their lead by WhlteWash-
ina the bOstons. The high stepping Cardi-
mails made mincemcat Of the Phlllies iust
- they did Of the Giants TIC results:
PittrburE. a; Boston. q
~. Lsals. a0: Phliaaslphla. q.
~ Clnelnnati-R Rain.
A. ryha.,.-- main
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,ad Start wua drivtna, rnu
} nen hrush waite h0rc.
fai Trained hy 7 Welsh
SECOND HArn

Good start Won dr,inF Rsibss hr G. g. b.
HandsYur sah Andres. ouucd b. ]. D.. hctsln
MS trairrd o. O. Sriith.
rHhD UhCr
FOR maiden two year Cd nt.'es ahd geidings
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Al Winiamgport- Wiliamaport. :. faBcaatsr. a
AZ harrisburg. 4. Hork. a
~ Trs1tnn -Tren TO- lohnatown q
A. nnadlng-Altoona. 7 Reading. >
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Seiilng for three year olds and upward Ten
pounds above The scale. non Winning iortsys-
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'aa,'ed Tor o'Lsary IN ne OH Il iSslhs. = "
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The Washington times., 1910-05-03
$4,000 WORKMEN
HAVE PAY RAISED

YOCNGSTOWN. Ohio. Nav s--Seariy
Is. 900 men will Re affected by the an
nouncement Just posted at all plants OF
the YOUNGSTOWN Sheet and Tube Com
panv and the Republic Iron and Steel
Company. raising wages approximately
per cent
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
QUARTER MILLION
GIVEN TO THE BIRDS
Widow Sets Aside That
Amount for
Nest.

CINCINNATI, Nay S.-ApprOZlmately
s150,oo0 Of the estate Of Thomas J.
Emery, who was BY far the largest
realty owner in Cincinnati, has been set
aside BY his widow, Mrs Mary Emery,
for the founding and perpeUUation Of a
home Tor birds
Mrs Emery has completed the pur-
chase Of a tract Of land in Evanswood
place Of about two acres and has sig
nifled her intention Of turning II over 10
the care Of the department Of biology
IN the University Of Cincinnati The
ground is TO be built I'd with different
kinds Of houses where the feathery tribe
can be sheltered.
Il wII be made secure against the in
vasiOn Of cattle and snail boys. and
there will be housed there possibly 100
different kinds Of birds and their sew
eraI species IN addition 70 this there
viii be houses for the birds Of mixed
nationality and places where these
may be studied in tneir different classes
and under different conditions
All the work Of this gigantic bird
colony Is 10 be done under the direction
Of Assistant Prof H n Benedict Of
the department OF biology Of the Uni
veTsity Of Cincinnati He says that
this has been for many years a kind
Of meeting place for the birds Of Gin
ctnnad and that thousands Of them
have gone there TO rest and 10 eat
He saws he viii arrange a place where
they can rest Undisturbed by passers-
by
we are in 2 new field as yet" said
Prof Benedict We must study the
best way To teach birds 10 ConEregs te
and nest IN a locality where they are
safe The action Of Mrs Emery was
the first Of its kind 10 my knowledge
in the world and viii have q decided
effect in aiding other communities II
viii be known as The Mary Emery
Bird Preserve and We viii take special
delight in showing Il 20 all the people
who care 70 see Il when IL is finally
arranged
Mrs Emery and her husband were
both great lovers Of birds.