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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-09
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VYYHAT tune is it that calls
w forth the most applause at
w public places of amusement?
It is not. as you might imagine,
America" Columbia, the Gem Of
the Ocean" or yankee Doodle"
but it is Dixie" When Otto G. r.
Sonneck, chief Of the division Of
music at the library of congress,
made the statement some time ago
that Dixie" was more prominent
in patriotic popularity than the
dear old tune of Yankee Doodle"
the people rose up in protest and
declared that he was mistaken.
Regardless of the fact that the
Union must and shall be preserved.
and in spite of the fact that we love
the dear old tune of Yankee
Doodle" and various other patriotic
airs, Dixie" seems to stir our
hearts the most.
Ask any of the local music deal
ers in talking machiens. etc. and
they will invariably tell you that
they sell six records Of Dixie" to
one of Yankee Doodle"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-09
CAT AND BABY CALL FIRE
ALARM.

SOUTH NORWALK, Conn, Jan
S.-The despised family cat and her
love for the baby of the family, lit
tie 5-year-old Josie O'Hara, saved
the entire O'Hara family of five
members from certain incineration
this morning. When Josie was
awakened, Jajamas. his pet cat was
licking his face and purring anx
iously.
The house was filled with smoke
and the cracking of the flames
could be heard from the floor be
low. Josie managed to make his
way to the room OF his parents
They managed to descend with Jos
lie In their arms before the stairs
collapsed. The two older sons had
been awakened by the cries an
reached the ground by the piaxzs
posts.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-09
RATE
10 PER 1000
In 1909 1868 Deaths Were
Recorded in City of
Spokane.

Records at the health office to-
tailed yesterday. show that 1868
deaths occurred in Spokane in 1909
or about 10 to the thousand, based
on an average population of 125, 1000.
This is not exactly a low death
rate. but it would be We're all the
deaths deducted of people who
come in from the surrounding coun-
try for operations and hospital
treatment.
By months the death total runs:
January, no; February, 90: March,
ia; April, 1873; May, "a; June, "a;
July, 104; August, 80: September,
100; October, 104; November, 81;
total, 1868.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-09
HURRY WORK ON BIG
OREGON PROJECT

CLATSKANIE, Ore, Jan. S.-The
Columbia Agricultural Co. has COM
pleted the levee around the $50
acre tract of land opposite the
Clatskania depot and preparations
are being made to install the pump
ing plant. tide gates for connecting
up the bitches for draining off the
water and putting the land In con.
dition for blowing In the spring.
Both the dredges have worked
day and night every day this win
ter and will continue to do so
throughout the coming summer.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-09
YOUNGSTOWN CAN'T
PAY POLICE FORCE

YOUNGSTOWN, O., Jan. 9.-The
Youngstown police fund is exhaust
ed. The chief, captains, lieutenants
and some sergeants could not get
their December pay today. There
was only enough money to pay the
patrolmen and a few sergeants.
The council will Immediately ap-
rropriate money so that the police
fund will be supplied by Feb. l.
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DEATH FOILS CUPID

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. ct de-
veloped today that F. II. Jermyn,
Scranton millionaire, killed by a
street car, was engaged to Mrs.
Clara Wadsworth, Divorce. of
Oakland. They were to have been
married Feb. 81.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-09
PAVING FOR
CORb|N PARK
What Was Once a Race
Course to Be a City
Boulevard.

A petition has been filed with the
board of public works and referred
to the city engineers office asking
that the avenues on the north and
south of Corbin park and for a
block east and west beyond the
park limits, also the ovals at either
end of the park, be paved with as
phalt. This will act as a boulevard
and afford the park one OF the
incest driveways or speedways in
the city.
The streets to be paved were
once part of the old race course
that was maintained there when
the Corbin park section was used
as a fair grounds. A majority OF
the property owners have signed
for the improvement.
Curd.U ard n,;Iu DrAsS IN cents
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-09

Pauline Chase is soon to return
to America, but not in pink paja-
mas. She will appear under
Charles Frohman's management in
New Year next year, after having
been successful in Paris and Lon
don in the title role of Peter Pan"
TThes Woman Who Knew" play
by. c. N. Barnett of Louisville, KY,
will have its first hearing in New
York on March Us. Helen Gantley
has been engaged by Messrs. Will
liam A. Brady and Martin Beck to
. play the leading role in the play.
Charles Frohman is to have a
new theater devoted exclusively to
reheafsals. The building will not
be, q theater for audience, but for
actors. The stage will be fully
equipped and arranged the same as
in any other theater. 1t will be
ready about May I. Mr.. Frohman
has long felt the need of such a
theater, where consecutive rehear-
sails could be held and the light
ing effects could be tried at night.
The New Orleans dramatic writ
ters were most enthusiastic over
this seasons Orpheum Board Show,
when it, played the southern me-
tropolis last week. There was
some difference or opinion as to
which of the eight important fea-
lures deserved first mention, as all
are said to be nearly equal in pop
ularity with the audience, and in
general distinction. Both Ida
ODay and La Belle Titcomb scored
personal successes, as did Melville
and Higgins, and Hyman Meyer,
but that remarkable imported fea-
ture, "A Night in Monkey Music
Hall, PROFESSIONALLY carried off the
honors as "A novelty.
Willy Painter and his wonderful
little brothers are back in America
playing the Orpheum time Their
new act is well named, 1.-The Linn
it," going in many instances beyond
what is supposed possible.
The inaugural bill at the new Or
pheum in Birmingham, New Years
week, will have Tom Nawn & Co.
as its principal comedy feature.
while dainty Anna Laughlin will
head the feminine portion of the
program.
On Monday of New Years week,
Birmingham, Ala, will become a
link in the Orpheum chain Of thea
ters, when the Hippodrome of that
city. after a thorough overhauline
will be renamed Orpheum and open
with high class vaudeville.
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BILLS HIGHER THOUGH
, CITY HAD LESS GAS

NEW CASTLE, Pa, Jan. Gas
consumers here are angry over
higher gas bills for December, when
the supply was inadequate during
cold weather. Officials of the gas
company are unable to explain the
increased bills.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-09

written Especially for The Press)
During the past 20 years l have
received thousands of letters from
girls in America, Australia, Europe
and England, asking my advice con-
corning their ambition to adopt the
professional stage as a means of
livelihood.
If the question of livelihood were
the only one to be considered, the
answer might be easy.
But do the girls who think Of the
aIluring salary also think of what
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-09

Sylvia Brooke, who is to appear
in the London production of 1.-The
Fourth Estate" has recently ar
rived from England to watch sew
eral performances of the play now
running at Wallack's theater, New
York.
1.-THE Wedding Day." new play
in three acts, by Jessie Trimble,
was presented the other afternoon
at the Hackett theater, New York,
with Bessie Bonstelle in the leading
role, The piece will soon be sent
on tour.
Lew Dockstader has launched
his minstrel ship under the Shu-
bert fla. this year, and will tour
the country. playing in theaters
controlled exclusively by them, un-
der the direction of his former
manager, James II. Decker.
Zelda Sears has joined the cast
OF "The King of Cadonia," but only
temporarily, as she Is preparing for
her own starring tour in the play
which the late Clyde Fitch wrote
especially for her, called kitty
and the Canary"
Annie Russell. now playing at
the New theater, New York, is soon
to star again under the manage
ment of Charles Frohman. A new
comedy Is now being especially
written for her. She will appear
both In New York and London.
Margaret Angiin may have a new
play by an English dramatist. Fred
erick Fem.
Arnold Days tour In Know
Thyself" has closed and Frederick
evils. who had prominent part In
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-09

RAINIER, Ore.-Albert Matthews
of Houlton, dropped dead after a
heated argument with a guest at
his hotel
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goes with It? Do they think of the
incessant toll, the chances Of fail.
ure, the uncertainty Of work and
the necessity for leaving home
And, mark you, so far only the ques-
ton of livelihood has been consid.
cred. There are other things to be
considered.
When young women tie to the
faith of complete independence
economic, social and political-they
seem to leave out of the question
the great element of the future
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Sunday and Daily Press. 10 cents
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Sunday and Daily Press, 10 cents
a week, delivered.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-09

Margaret Anglin may have new
play by an English dramatist. Fred
erick Fem.
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Arnold Days tour in Know
Thyself" has closed and Frederick
evils, who had a prominent part In
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-30
JOURNAL WAlLOPED
IN EASY FASHION
virginian Aggregation Puts it All
Over Opponents at Byrd
Park.
LOHMAN VERY EFFECTIVE
Keeps Opponents Guessing
Woodall and Glass are Stars
for the journal.

What will the Evening Journal
Weather Bird say about the wallopins
administered at Byrd Park by the
Sirginian Wednesday. Perhaps II
viii say, I'VE lost through lack of
practice, we have the material and
will win next time" But sing again
little bird. you are not In our class
And such walloping 1t was. Moth
ing ever looked 80 easy to The virgin
ians. Six innings was enough, at the
end of that time nercifui umpire
called darkness and relieved the mis-
cry of the cellar champions to-be In
the Richmond Newspaper League.
The Virginians started out with
rush, the first five men up touching
the journal Twirler for two home runs
one triple and two two baggers. Six
runs came across In the initial inning
Seeing that it would NOT do to swamp
the little boys In this style the Vir-
sinian batters eased up and let them
down easy until the nth. when they
again began batting practice and
chased six more over the pan.
Lohman who was in the box for the
Virginians showed big league form and
kept the Journalites guessing through
out the game, only four hits were gar
wild and this alone accounted for the
five runs scored against him.
Eaton at shortstop was the star per
former for the Journal, accepting sey
en- chances in good fashion. First
sacksr Hal Woodall' put up a clas-
sly exhibition and was strong with the
stick. he mashed the air all to pieces
and the bali must have known that hs
was after 1t, but the cover remains.
There was Glass Arm In right field
for the Journalites, and the misJudg
ment. of Ny balls has come TO be a
science in that garden.
Umpire o'Toole j. Heated in excel
lent style and was . ster of the situa
ton at all times. His decisions both
on balls and strikes and on the bases
were excellent.
The Richmond Virginian challenges
any newspaper in the city.
The Score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-30
TARs AND CHAMPS
EACH CAPTURE ONE
Break Even in Interesting Double
Header-Second Game
Close.

NORFOLK, VA, June 30.--Nor-
folk and Roanoke broke even here
yesterday In an interesting double
header. Cefalu pitched the frs'
game for the Champs and the Tars
were not able to do anything with
his delivery. Vance, who was In the
box for Norfolk. was rather easy
for the Tigers. The first game re-
suited In a victory for Roanoke By
the score of s to z.
In the second game Walsh had .
little the better of Pritchard, and the
Tars won out In a ninth inning rally
when they sent fSo runs over ths
pan
Norfolk fielded in ragged fashion
in both games. while the Champs
were In great form. The score.
FIRST GAME.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-30
AUSTRALIANS PICK
JOHNSON TO WIN
Hugh Mcintosh and Billy Lang
Say Negro Will Defeat
.Ieffries.

EAN FRANCISCO. June so.--Tom-
my Burns. who Jack johnson defeat
ed, has arrived from Australia and
will 60 to Reno Saturday to see the
fight. Burns naturally thinks Jeffriel
will win. as he never has had good
word for johnson since the negro
whipped him. Billy Lang and Hugh
Mcintosh, who came with Burns. say
they think johnson u q sure winner.
Barns said: II look for Jeffrfes to
knock out Johnson about the TWEEN
tiefh round. IL Jeffries is only half
as good a. he used to be he will win.
johnson Will quit II the white man
lands o kew sttn punches on his
stomach. johnson u 1ame only against
little fellows like Ketchel and myself
After the fght between johnson
and myself in Australia Johnson went
next day to the doctor. who told him
my punches had broken two ribs Now
1t stands to reason II Jalfries everswal-
lops him he win cavc In all his ribs.
Mcintosh thinks johnson should
win in the ninetesnth rounds. a. hs
doesn't think Jeftr1es can come back
Lang believes johnson will win with
terrific stomach punches.
Mcintosh says johnson is favorite In
Australia 1T 10 to 3. He added: 'sBiIl
Lang comes to America for a crack
at Stanley Ketchei Or aam Langford
/ will bet $1,000 on LanIa chances
and n we cannot arrange the figh,
here will pull II on IN Australia Of
England"
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Thursdays Schedule.
Danville at Richmond.
Roanoke at Lynchburg.
Portsmouth at Norfolk

LYNCHBURG. VA. June So
Lynchburg won the last game OF the
series from Richmond yesterday by
the score Of 6 to 2. The Colts seemed
to have an off day and Salve was not
going at his best.
Lloyd was not very effective. but he
had the best OF support. while the
Colts made several costly errors be-
hind Salve that had much to do with
the scoring.
The visitors did not find Lloyd a
hard proposition, but he was tight
with men on the bases. spd so got
away with his game. Sslve frightened
up after the first inning and pitched
well until the eighth, when the Shoe
makers scored two more runs. Rich
mond scored two runs In tbs ninth
inning.
The score:
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Cincinnati. @: Pitts,mrg. 2.

PITTSBURG. June 30.--F'ielding
and battery errors gave Cincinnati a
6 to victory over Pittsburg Wagner
was put out of the game In the seventh
inning because he disputed a decision
by Umpire Moran at the plate when
a double play spoiled ali chances for
Pttsburg TO score. At to-days game
the worlds championship pennant,
which Pittsburg won from Detroit last
fall. will be raised at Forbes Field
with appropriate ceremonies.
Score by innings. r.
Cincinnati ........02 g12 0 0 0 1t
Pittsburg ......0 o 0 0 0 0 o ca
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Summary: Two base hits--Ferreter,
Coates. Brunette. Robertson, Three
base hits--Chernault Ia Home runs
Stout and Hay. Stolen bases--Bur-
nette t2). Van Pelt Ga. Hay a., Stout
I2). Robertson CD, Blunt "a, Law
renee "a, Lehman III. Base on balls
--Off Lehman. 5; of Fisher. 4. Struck
out-By Lehman, s. by Fisher, l..
Double plays--Robertson to Hay;
Eaton to Lawrence to Woodal Pass
ed bali-Webber "a. Hit by pitcher
Chernault. Time OF game--1 hour.
Umpire-Mr. O'Toole.
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Summary. kuns-PoweII, Shaugh-
messy go, Holland, Spratt. Presley.
Bonner. Chandler Earned runs
Roanoke, .: Norfolk. /. Left on
bases Roanoke. =. Norfolk. s. Doa-
bic piay-Nance. Munson TO Bonner.
stolen bases-Sewto Schmidt,
Chandler Sacrifice hits---Doyte, Hoi-
land and jackson. Struck out--By
Vance. 5; by Cefalu. ]. Bases on
balis-on Vance. o. OF Cefaiu, l..
Time Of game-i;so 40. Umpires--
Mace and Davis.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-30
.JEFfR|ES IS NOW
STRONG FAv0R|TE
Is Said to Have Declared That
He Would Finish johnson
in II Rounds.
By Max BaItlaasar.


JEFFRfEs' TRAINING CAMP,
MONANA SPRINGS. RENO. NEW.
June 30.-That Jeffries IL as strong "A
favorite to-day as he will be at the
time fighters step into the ring Is
dope OF the wise bettors. and their
prediction is strengthened by the fact
that whereas on Tuesday night II was
even money that he would not win
inside OF fifteen rounds, last night
the same price stood for IS rounds,
Is said 10 have declared that he
would surely not let the negro stay
longer than IL rounds.
Jeffries' work before the moving
pictures Wednesday evening may have
had some effect on the betting. but the
big fellow was far from being impress
siye AS TO wind. as he has been In
previous workouts. He seemed to pun
earlier than usual. a fact that was
commented en- by many Of the 2.eee
or more spectators that had taken a
chance OF another ppointment.
Aside from this, however, Jim ap-
pearsd good In every other depart
ment. He blocked nicely. ducked un-
der skins with the ease and speed of
a lightweight and pulled away from
straight leads Just far enough to make
them miss. His eye was perfect, ana
his feet worked with mechanical pre-
ciston
But the bellows did not work as
we'll as usual. Some attributed 1t to
the heavy wind that was blowing
from the north, and others to the fact
q tn DO
lung power. pulling back on II. as 1t
were. It. may be that both cireum-
stances may have had more or less
influence. but the rise and fall of the
chest and the qutvering OF the stom-
ach were very apparent.
Jefrries' variable disposition has
taken another turn. Two days ago
he showed signs of crankiness. To-
day he 10 as happy as boy on va
cation. The little indisposition OF
Tuesday has disappeared. his right
arm u not bothertng him and the
best thing of all, Mrs Jefrries il not
the last bit perturbed. II was feared
that, AZ the day Of the battle APP
signs of apprehension, but instead she
is as smiling and confident as her
big boy OF husband. At feast there
Is no outward indication that she is
~ o.. -
,a~u,.s ma ss ~ IN.
s. sn. .n ws ~ oas =. nag va. nloous
~ Mnhs .ne .s I wee ..ns IN,
sa
" vne
quIred. "wsii. what's NEXT
He Joksd with his sparrtng partners.
cOmpltmsnted them when they put
~. &c ny 49, ."s.n "a d ne en-, on,y
a 49, n... ss - .a.. ~.
$50 ~ -tss ~. 49, s,,,s $3.50
II ana slowed sam nm With some real.
IL -.rr.~r ncta. q ~ s4or,arn
During III bouts vi, With 'sS his brother
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-30

Thursdays Schedule.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
Chicago at ST. Louis
Brooklyn at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-30
Seven Rounds for Johneou.

CHICAGO. June 30.--I4ouis House
man. the former sporting writer, an
nounced here yesterday that he has
tl0.eoe 70 be placed at to 10 that
johnson VIII not answer the call OF
'stimes at the seventh round Of ths
ble mat At REM.
" VIII bet tho money for my
friends 41O,eee 70 tIoo,Oe6. or any
part thSFecf. ~ that Odds" aid
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Jea Favorise in 'Frisco.

SAN rRANcIsCO. June so.--Jim
Jeffries remains 10 70 favorite In
the betting here. Johnaon has many
money = being Placed.
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ReveIe Papers SignedLeague Meeting Saday)ef is Favot
BIG LEAGUE RESULTS
Wednesdays Scorcs.

Philadelphia, 2, New York, 3 (ten
innings.
Brooklyn, Z; Boston, s.
Cincinnati, 6; Pittsburg, 2.
Chicago, /; st. Louis, g.
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Boston wins in fifteenth,

1USkVu WITH W. FIFkuVF'N'''
PHILADELPHIA, June 30.-Boston
defeated Philadelphia In 15-inning
game here by to 4. With two men
on bases in what proved to be the
closing inning. Gardiner trfpled and
came home on Lewis single. Score
Boston ....e010001 10000 / SIS
PhIia. 90 90 o 0 90 000l 0l-4
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New York, Q: Washington, /.
Boston, 8; Philadelphia, 4. (hfteen
innings.)
Chicago. 0: Detroit, 2.
st. Louis, &; Cleveland, 3.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-30
sHOEMAKERs WIN
LAST OF SERIES
Lloyd il Effective With Men on
Bases and Holds Colts
Safe.
sALyE Is HIT HARD
Lynchburg Pounds Him il the
First lnning-Colts Give
Poor Support.
Wednesdays scores.

Richmond. 2; Lynchburg. 5.
Norfolk, 2; Roanoke, 6 first game).
Norfolk. 4; Roanoke, (second
game).
Danviile, 5; Portsmouth, 2.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-30

Crews Retire Early.
Both the big crews hit the hay
at O'Clock last night and from the
way the oarsFnen slept there were n1k'
nightmares Of defeat abroad In either
camp s so
Scores of oid-time Yale and HaF~8
ward crew men visited Gales FefxNl
and Red Top. respectively. la4t AtI3N
and lent advertisement to to~A4ys4l
contestants. The fact that Rhn&&
Were few changes In any OF thu M
boats in the past Few weeks H1
proof that all the oArsmen haxS
weathered the training season n1lcS
cessfully Yale had lost two men M
sickness-Tucker. No, 2 In the yel
sity boat and Stroke Appleton 0E
the freshmen eight. Their suo6
sors. Colburn and Howe. ntted nA
ly into the boats and the blue e11
seemed to be In splendid con41tlo @
White Harvard continued eoxll
day to be- the favorite In IN 644
there wasn't Yale mar II
who didn't believe the blue 14 IN
glorious opportunity to win th&
battle Of the varsity ei1A2n
yards victories Of sIlo iaoE <4oS
had spurred the New H2S11
to the old Yale pitch t1at
often snatched victory fg0o
ing defeat That bath eEey
In condition TO row the HoG
last inch was conceded M
river experts, the emdnT4M01&
this year having besa u1l
ware, s-s4ts
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-30
haw Thay Stand.

Thursday Schedule.
Chicago at Detroit,
ct. Louis at Cleveland.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-30
Wednesday S Races
Wednesdays Races.
ShAAnshead BAY Heautta.

First race--Two- year -olds, $500
added. Msrigian. FIRST: Adrian. sec
ond: Novelty, third. Time, :oe As.
Second Race-Steepiechase h&pdi-
cap, $500 added: The Weikin. first
Alinto. second; Gold Plate. third. Time
$40 3-S.
Third race--MAiden three-year- old
and up, $500 added. Chririyia. frst;
Ashweli. second: Star Actor, third
Time, 1:65 l-5.
Fourth raee--Long Island Handi-
cap. three year -olds and up, $4,000,
mile ana an eighth--Hilarioua. first:
Fashion Plate, second; Gear, third.
Time. lisa.
Fifth race--Seiling: three year -oids
and up. $500 added. one and a quar-
ter miles. turf course--Hampton
Court. frst--Captain Swanson. sec
ond; Perry johnson, third. Time. 2:
oe.
Sixth race-three- year Odds and up
selling, $500 added. six and a half fur
longs, main course-Foilie Levy, rst
COmedienne second; Sir Alvecot
third. Time. 30.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-30

New York State League.
AT Eimira--Wllkes- Barre, s; FL
mira, 5.
At Syracuse-Syracuse. Q; Troy. 0.
At rtica--Albany. Z. Utica. s.
At Binghamton--F'irxt game: Scran
ton. 2; Binghamton. 0. Second game
Scranton, Z; Binghamton, 0.
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Eastern Carolina League.

At Observation-Disclosures 4. Wilson,
/.
At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES /; RIA
leigh, o.
At Observation-Disclosures 5; Rocky
Mount, 2.
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Tristate League.

At Harrisburg-First game: Har-
rishurg. 3; Altoona. :. Second game
Harrisburg. 3; Altoona, g.
AT Williamsport-Firs game
Johnstown. s; Williamsport, 4. Second
game: Johnstown, 2. Williamsport, /.
At Reading. /: York, 0.
AT Observation-Disclosures s; Tren-
ton. 6.