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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-31
WHITE GETTING OLD.
Man Who Wrote BoyviiIe Stories
Would Abolish Football.

Lawrence, Kas., Jan. 31.-William
Allen White, editor Of the Emporia
Gazette, and regent OF the University
of Kansas, launched a movement at a
meeting of the board of regents here
yesterday for the abolition of football
in the school until the Missouri valley
conference makes what he regards as
some much needed changes i'm the play
ing rules.
Mr.. White was strongly supported In
his fight by ]. w. Gleed Of Topeka,
another regent.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-31
DON'T LIKE THEIR STYLE.
Buffalo Sports Don't Take to Methods
of Page Team.

Buffalo. N d.. Jan. S1.-To The
Forum: On Saturday last the citi-
zens of Buffalo were the witnesses of
the scrappiest and fastest game ever
exhibited in that town. The game was
played by the Buffalo VS.. Page Inde-
pendent basketball team. When there
was shadow of doubt the Page
Giants opened and put in dirt This
did not agree with the Buffalo boys
and they would not be blurred and, so
the game progressed. The Page boys
came and played game which is a
mark of shame to them and, although
the Buffalo boys were not used to this
kind of playing the score turned out
in their favor. Cor. j. p.
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JEFF TO TAKE HAND.
VIII Arrange Big Fight N Magnatsa
Stay at osrts.

Portland. Jan. 31.--Hf Tex Richard
and Jack Gleason don't come to an
agreement on the location Of the big
fight for the championship of the
world within the time limit II will be
taken to Los Angeles and staged there.
according to a statement attributed to-
day to James ]. Jeffries.
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TAKES SPIN IN THE AIR.
PauIhan Visits the Clouds at Salt Lake
City.

Salt Lake City. Jan. s1.-Louis
PauIhan. the French aviator, made a
fight of ten minutes at Agricultural
park yesterday. He reached an alti-
tude of 800 feet and made an average
speed Of thirty miles an hour.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-31
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ARCHITECTS.

HANCOCK BROS, ARCHITECTS. Off
ces Douglas Bldg, 112 Broadway barge.
l.. J.: O'SHEA. ARCHITECT, FARGO,
N. ID.
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claims to be the lightweight boxing
and wrestling champion OF Minnesota.
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coLLEeIIAN is TO UMPIRE.
President Lynch viii Give Former
Cornell Star Chance on His STAFF.

cornell star Chance on His staff.
Paul steinberg. Cornell universities
basketball coach, who Is a fine all
around athlete. football and baseba n
player will be one of President Lynca' =
new umpires on the staff Of the Ma
tiOpal league. Lynch knows what he
can do, as he saw him work in the
Connecticut league last summer.
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Pitburg s1-Among Interesting
eng the nght between Thomas Hueston
ahmgEnlq@ahAmA -
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PIANO TUNER AND TEACHER
PROF. WIN. KLIMMEK, TIA Ninth Avn.
nue. south. Master tuning and Repairing.
Phone 616-L. AAs'
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PNYalCIAMS


DR.. p. III. BURTON -- OFFICE HoT1RS
10 70 ~ a. M. 2 to and to o D. IA.
once Stern building. Phone f7s-T
Fargo, IN. ID.
". J. CAMPBELL. n. PRACTICE
limited to diseases of women-Senito
Urinary and Skin Diseases Once bonrs
10 70 IL and 3 to g. Over Mcnonaid
Drug store, Front street. Phone 10
DIR. 4. G. NORRIS, PHYSICIAN Avn
Surgeon. Office over Wilser's Drug store
COS Front street. Hours. o to 1S e.
8. and to s. Telephone lo4s-L. once:
1OA3.La2 residence. See'
.. w. VIDAL, NJ. D., AOMEOpATHlc
Physician and Surgeon. Edwards biz
DR. j, G. DILLON, HoMEoPAru,,,
Physician, Goa Front street. Phone 67a-I
Office hours IL to IL a. m. and to K
Gle block. Once hours from Ia 4 y -
DRS. IT. H. BAILEY q KACHELMA IytfIn rT
specialists; Eye. Ear, Nose and Throst
OGces In the Stern block " ="
DR.. WILL NICHOLS, PHYSICIAN AN
Surgeon, in DIR. Campbells once over
Fargo Drug Co.'S store. Hours 70 10
and 2 TO 5 and to 8. Phones. 700 i's
residence 276. -
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ACCOUNTANT.
WALTER THOMPSON, EXPERT AC-
countant. Phone 399.J. 112O Third ave
nue. south, Fargo, N. d.
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ATT0RNEYs

BARNETT & RICHARDSON, ATToR-
neys at law. ONCE, 4 and Morton
ROBERTS, AUGUST, HENDERSON
block, Broadway Fargo. Probate prac-
tice a speciality.
TURNER, II, r. ATTORNEY AT LAW
O6ices In Edwards building, Broadway
Practices ln all courts
MILLER, HENRY r., ATTORNEY AND
Bank block, Fargo.
EMERSON ii. SMITH, ATTORNEY
Commercial Bank building Fargo. Prac
tlceA u All courts. Particular care given
ROBINSON, ]. f., ATTORNEY AT LAW
$40 Front street, Fargo. Practices in xii
courts. Tax cases n an@Cia lfv - ~N"
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othsr Y. N. G. a. AthIetles.

Indoor baseball is also claiming con-
siderable attention at the r. M O. Al.
The resident members are getting into
the game and this evening ct s:1BI
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-31
CIVIL ENGINEER-
DENTISTS,

FRANK L. ANDERS, CIVIL AND ME-.
chanlc&l enRtnear. Corner Twelfth and
Front strsets. Phone 2005.
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DE-. J. b. FRENETTE, DENTIST. OF
Dee Huntington block, over Bijou. En-.
trance on broadway, Fargo, N. ID.
DR.. T. 10. BALL, DIR. J. L. GRAVES
DR.. John 3. Cromb, DIR. W. II. Addison
Dentists Rooms TO 10, First Nafionsi
Bank block. Once hours $40 70 i9.0d
Ma and 1:So 70 8 p. m. Telephone
DR.. n. L. STARTLING. DENTIST. ROO,
6, deLeDdrecie block, corner Front and
Seventh streets south, Fargo, N. ID.
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TIuE FIGHT Ar NATIONAL.
Joe JeannetIs ana JlSn smith IN Ten
Round IpraW.

A. The National Sporting club last night
Joe Jeanette and Jim smith boxed ten
round draw smith came back strong
30 tho Anal round but Jeanette Vas there.
aud didn't seem 10 mind the punches IN
the early rounds
smith opened the hrst round By placing
= left on the head and then missed an upper
cut and went 20 his knees jim came Up
strong In the second round and placed right
and LEFT 10 Jeannette'sbaw. Witch made him
hold on In the thlrd and fourth rounds
thev both exchanged body blows anI smith
sent a right swing 10 the Jaw
The rounds Nefe very tame smith
covering up we'll while Jeanette was
waiting fof knockout blow In the
seventh round Jeanette rushed a. smith
putting right on the Jaw aud then MISSING
an uppercut Jeanette Vas strong at the
end of the round while smith was Nvak
from a few swings on the iaw and head
They roughcd 10 In the eighth round. smith
rendinR Nv beauty right swing 10 the
law Jeannetfe sent tn H lev short hooks
10 the law ~ close range To- the ninth
and tenth rounds they mixed " up smith
holding on. lille Jeanette sent right Bnd
ieff 10 the Jaw With one hand free
Near the finish Of the round smith sent
y right 20 the Iaw. which Jeannette did not
seem 10 mind u vas a tame night from
start 20 finish
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A. IHrs an Jackson S. laE0n Ciy.
81 Meridian Haftiesburg q Meridian
40 Ai-af hTTE Green WOOL o. Nirhsblrg
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OPEN KtCES T LiRcHWONT.
CIub VIII Invite Outsider, to Race There
me SCHEDULE

those members n tho Larchmont Yacht
Club Who have been In favor Of the club
holding open ragattas. ~ has always been
~ custom. have Won their fight and the
men In favor Of economy have withdraw
their opposition The regatta committee
Of the club vest srday sent ont ~ schedule
NJ events for The season and emphasized
the fact that al regattas would be 0pen 10
Yachts ~ any recOgnized club The chief
reason for adheTing 10 the pasl policy ~
me club was that Va delegates had prom sad
open reEattas when lhe dates were arranged
and u would be unfair nov 70 make he
change n b. very probable, though. that
after This year The iarChmonJ club will
divide - programme giving open and close
races. but The rhange wtli be- announced
eaf'E ~ hat other clubs may arrange
dates Tor me 'io-ed events
The club gill @ IN commission this after
noon tommOdnve Leonard Richards has
Urderrd no nerl ~ he ~ The club anchorage
~ noon and ~ 10 o'-lork every Yacht
mad" h~iwrsn tnd o'clock and from
> no unfU t7n ,omln0dors Richards viii
receive 'Hr members Of The club and their
sur-f- ON borTi ne flagship carols ~
. ~ ".yIu'k. on 4 signal from The daRshIp
he ,luh 1urEe- vii hs nas'headayi On ne
ylunhou-e stan and fvD minutes later
beginning with ne H4gshtp all the Yachts
VII fre <lll's- me members vii dine
.oF''h-f =, p" ,."'k 1nf ~ he ~ ening
VII attend en- nN star Performance m
PandemOn an
The s.hsduIs 'or no sssz7n 10
June 70 pr ~ rsGaus nrsn N aH -lassss
JqI, sHrg, -srsia arsr "a ~ -i,.ss, ~ HI.
- 70 = face Heet rsp'rrher 4 r,cs 'or Larch
. NON lnfefri4o C.sss Srg'em'ner & rare fcr
e-ber & 'si rsgst's ops, n si riassss s.r,srs
~ a. Lsfchnoni srhoonsr cup and special
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KNICKERBOCKER e. REGATTA,
FOFiy-seven Yachts Entered HAndIcau
AIlOW anees.

Oscar Chsllborg. chairman Of tho regatta
committee Of the Knic kerbocker acht club.
said Yesterday that he has forty-seven
entries for the clubs annual. which will bs
sailed this afternoon on he Sound. Among
these are the Eleanora and lrondeQuoit
The latter will be sailed hy 4. n. " John
son and James u. SpaTkman Az the ~
ioolsrs too will sail IN this regatta.
The allowance for the yachts In % -day
races Of the handicap class are
First Division -Juanita. = g. Hunter. allows
NOtos q. X. nonson, "a per cen % CresrenL q
HnL ~ per cent NAnderer ~ u ~ nudd, 5,
Interim, n. \, Xavier. and Nnre Joy, ". "
Chiids s1 saeh EsseN p Y. Glnen 4 Sally X
A. Black, J. and TgmbOy n. y. V Pendas
Fearless. ~ r. Stoddard. and Red Wing Thomas
y Craze . per cent zach. WaialuA p O.. stone
~: sud q y Grahhery = Mist ! 4 Morris.
81 Quest. 2. l. Nuite "a. Little Peter y. \
Steyn Dlxie. n. W. h0uck and Bedouin. W. j.
Fowler. S each.
Third Division Busy nes r. l. Cuthhrrt
Rascal III 3 G. Hopklns and chinook. Lamb
den Morse. allow Rohin Hood a. q 2 Cart
land. per cent psAmmiad. l.. n nNer "a per
cent Jolly Roger n North. ner tTnt
Fourth Division Victory. n. \ isrks0n. Dr.
Ttlllcum H. &. : King Okee H. ] = MAhlstedt
and Syhllla, 2 u ShOrk allow kenosha l. ". u
berth. ~ per cent Grace r., J 2 Lambden 4
kenoshA IT,, Z. ". N0ltr. and Ramoa. y D. How
ard Is. and Guardla. Daniel RAron. 4
FIFTH Division NrruV " n Nanny and SAiAs
a. a. pcndas. allow Miss MOde~ty a. 4 SNart
per cent. and Nimhus III. J , SchU artze : .
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BILLIARDS.
Charles Weston B~ats GeOrgs Msorr AZ
Three Cushion EVhibItIOR. ca ~ n.

ora Iorni1gsrqr defeated Fred PoErsn-
burg In an exhibition game ~ ~ : last night
a. Maurice Dsly's Broadway academy by
he sore N 'O0 m 90. Mofnmgstar made
high runs ~ % and ~ and averaged IS 1914
PSRgsuburgs besI runs we're 81 and a.
and hs averaged ! l7-,s
thirsty MATHEW 81 failed N apnear ~
MrGrsW's room last night whore 10 uas
booked ~ play an exhibition game " ~
points ~ three cushions vifh George Moor
and The latter picked ogf charles Weston
former pool champion hotter kuOwG ~
tpvbOy Weston Weston heat Moore
getting IN points ~ his 20 The cowboy
PLAYED remarkable game rl0sIUR The
s"Rne IN The 'hIrfv hfn he gathered In
carrow- 10. bun,hes when 10 aIorsd. MAX
ing high run ~ T. three runs NJ 4 thfea
runs ~ 2 and three rune " . Hiz ~ e-aRe
was Q SIS Moore failed 10 ssOre more
than three ,arTouts Tor e high run WeF-
ton Will play 70 return match 1f go pu o. q
vi'h Moore ueN' iuedar night
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POLO.
western Team a. Van COrtIaRdi whit
ney's New Record

A. Van DortI,ndt Park This after
noon a squadron 4 team with Th-ron
strong ~ captain will rlay polo against a
team " cowboys from Oklahoma city.
Who will shov me westeruiway Of handling
The ponies and mailets. Game Will he called
40'rlp'k
There uaz record made IN he fourth
match Tor 'he Second Great NeCk cup yes
tariay ~ the GvepriNsCk Polo Club tOurna-
uleut for N = Whuaey made thirteen
goals and surpassed any feat ~ me sort on
ihs books . ~ lineup and handicaps
Vrafos Rru1s - g. s. Phirns 9 70 :,
" WaFruIrT. Dr.. o No 8. n y Wnifnsa D
hars. u e phiup.. s r7fal %
Urr7son 40 = 4 WrCUrr I ~ 2 e "
sahfn. 50 a " O. Laurence nsrk naytf
n0sa rpta.
Meadow Bronx Won hv 1si. goals m 22a
The SINNERS earned - and lnaf D, goal f9v
z foul Rumson rereiv-d y goals hy handi.
cap. earned and lost 2, BY a safety penalty
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- A'' rarrs are setting N hr ~ -uaHioa n
rrI'--e rIrr'eF nat non ne s-Arr heads wtU Re
r the Fancs 10 vnirh hits are made
Ha1t n o. aho uwpirrd In me Wsst untI
~ LAT o.. - sss here we're only "a good
7'arinF GAYS ~ mat - Ion 10 ~ Toe rlr's ne
WesieTa teams cane Pest
s9we ru1' eTsauont hcarf between sre- .ato~,
a. hau Fares rake 1ne 0ndrr n aid sne~ fat SFs
. er aIe1dei y game Ns'ore Here 10 aue heard
fHs lid IA There ar-r ~ - a. aHd me uitrher
trfrnrtr'I anf hnr ne nas-s Whats ~ fnirr
mar 'HT' AtsF1 me OPERATOR ~ he SIDE ran
Hir f9uFls paE ne HGsaf 40
40 = f7ird nan IN hIf'sd m 20 ne go
o. axe r. 'ie pc
3 frff. .sTr ~ ne - Louis Rsiv n BE- ma,
t-srr arc F'u NAM silent men on he team A..
.. 10 ra. 80 Ia"h sg.rf
tu. rrs me hss r-ea inflicted ~ .np,fe,
Ir 80 HaUurH. IeaFu~ his srAsan Chanre was
mel q TTf I.Ff 1ns aag rr'1lttsd ~ President
nyf FArs .go' 'o rsU me- umpire Of =
,rants H' s.s-s
900. iR ~.nHf has brr1 p.'rHIrr ronsisfrutIi
r-c.' " .H' '. .f'" Ha .~rrr- r.s' - In good
30 .r.. .r.r' f1 mo 1s. .7r NJ fr. fInrfrrsu,
ssre D.. rr Isrr VI. rsr fHr0eIng
HIrphv 30 H.rr Robe. yssf IN
rFH. ~ fFs N~H HbTrs4frs STATE ,oIlers
tF-enF. I0s-T rss been .E1sf T' ..1~itsrt ~
tss .FIFgr Mo - m -. rrsr no gaffstfrg
nrHr fIT tvTr U~e Nsa' sU. 10 FraduafsI
."-e .r.~ 80 ~tss'ri. 20 srFi0ssr.ra - ~ 80
-s~1rf TO- I.'. HI.H me Vr.fs o. tr~4i
t.oss~s st-r
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NV LONDON. June 3.-Yale's va!s.iT
eight had a strenuous practice on 10
Thames this evening eight niles hess
roved almost continuously before The abe.
vas landed In The bOsthouse Walls .
stI1 pulling stroke with the frs' 'Arslt
four ard after an hours padding rel'
uarters this evening he reportea H'
witch was recently dislocated N the 2''''
house IN New Haven
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KIInairlrL Dol. rrncL Cnnrnln.

NV HAvEN. June S-John Reed XII.
patrick Of New York city wa unanimously
elected captain ~ the Yale track team after
ts annual dinner n celebrate brsa kinR
training tonight Fitzpatrick graduated
from AndoveT In ia07 and niayed football
and was IN track work ghiis there
Francis Fity Randolph 81 Baltimore was
eleSed manager 81 the CreW for neHt wear
John ' Ne Donuell ~ New York WAS elerfsd
manager 81 the baseball nine ard iesiis
SOule n Dorchester Centre. Mass va
elected manager Of the track team for neft
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NtoIuubus ~ Paul o. t1lumhus q
50 lndiananoi.s NuuaUk0e 4 fnfIananots
81 louis. IHr Ni17rarous S. Louisville .
.rlr1 IN Innings
50 . oirdo lIrs' game kansas tIry roIeda
srToub game Toledo O. Kansas tT'y
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NEW TORK y. E. RACES.
season 10 Open To-day with q special
for Class d.

The New York Yacht Club will open IL.
season to-day with special race 10
he sailed On the sound OF Glen Gov.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt offered a prizs
for the IS hooters and this offer hlls In an
open date for those yachts. The Istalsna
Aurora and WnaOme will start
FORMER Commodore Vanderbilt ndarad
= cup for a special race for New York IN
iNoteTa. nut the owners ~ those yachts
have arranged schedule for the season
during vhirh fwo sweepatakes series and one
championship series vii he sailed 1hey
were scheduled 20 race with the Kni ket-
booker Yacht club on Saturday and 20 have
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Chlcaga. .; New Nork, I.
Drtrai'. q: Phuadrlphla, T.
cleveland. .: Washington, =.
II ~ lOuis naiO


CHICAGO a -. .. NV Tors =. o., Z.
CHICAGO. June The chicago Whit .
eoxrecoveret their los t,'le ~ httless won
ders this afternoon when they defeated the
Hllfop squad nv a score n ~ IN one
lone single u was one of thoss freak
baseball games that come bur once or ~ ICE
during a season Jack flynn NaThop
vas on the mound for the NeN Workers
and pitched q great game he should have
been able 10 get away Win victory with
any sort NJ break IN ne lurk IN his favor
Ne Nas a puzzle 10 the SnN ell the way
through the game and bat for lucky
drive frnm Walshs hat IN the Attn minis
would have hlanksi no Chicagoans
That hf,h inning vas a corker and wort
q hat full 81 husto tho SOY u started with
Purteli heinr nh b. a pitched hall Black
h''rns PLACED a hunt down the third hase
he and Aus'in threw 70 Roach in an a..
tempt 10 min m puTtell Ms throw Vas a
tribe late. however aud all hands were
safe Blp,k hunIei N Warhop for sa"Ti.
hrs. placins r'irtell on third and BlackburHs
on sscont Walsi came ~ ne front with a
safe drive 70 centre field. Purtell AMI Black
burns both s-oring So cen"y len Wolter :
throw 70 the plate 10 get Rlarkhurne 90,
aWay from HIM ami Walsh vent around 70
tntTd. from uhicn corner he s'ored Nhen
White force Nam a. - On after the latter
lad Walket.
The Hi-nlsnders I'D not ID mu,h WITH
Walsh, bur managed 20 negotiate total
~ four singlss from MA delivery rWo Of
theEe, ,Ounied With a saCfifre hit In the
nth irniur brought the lone run BY Stal-
lnGs's mon Hemphili started with a safe
drive 10 right and " A. sent dow 10 second
wr~'i NoteF hunted has followed with
, .,hg single TO right held, Hefnphill sror-
inR
The less ~ to-day game DID NOT aheCt
the spirits Of The HiRhlAnders IN he least
~ vas one o. thoas freak contests which
only' late Ook IRON them ih@ tioehs mt -
onlinned 70 play IN their speedy form ard
should b Hhle - make = clean AZ ser 81
The reminder Of the series Il they play the
tame brand Of bail Manager StallinR-
irnOun, ed tonight that FOSTER. the I Chicago
iut. wiu gs' chance TO snow his fellow
townsntr1 that he can do ~ short-top IN
to-W0Tr0N = caTc. The score
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rRFNCH HEuIWEIGHT rITLF.
Hogan Beats Worsau In a Twenty Round
right

-asr4l CrNs DstprrA - THr SIX
p.rfs June q A. tho CIRQUE de Paris
tonight Hogan q pupil n Harry Lewis.
" On me French heavy weight championship
hv korkinF out Norsau 'u The twelfth round
Of a fueriy round match MORGAN NHs
irain-d by Duke Mullins Billy papke'-
trainer. and he vas more scientific than
Hogan but he Oyerdid The fancy work
In tho Second round
He weakened after the fffh round and In
me twelfth Hogan, using Harry Lewis
hook landed hls right and won hand 70
somely There vas spme lighting among
the spectators N Ltppe. who acted a.
serond for Hogan, was objected 90 for
giving adyice
Parky Mcfarland vas Infroducrt IN the
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n,m,nrII tnrr, fnr rnEIl.h IrIt

PHILADELPHIA June .-AccompAn.ei
by y y Iartmeu. the former Red and Blue
rack captain. Te1as Ramsdel, be .aln-
mon aprinter ~ the University Of Penn
sylyania. viii sst sail for England cn ne
Frisaisnd az 10 O'Clock tomorrow nor1'
ing RarsdaU will nun IN the English char.
nionshtps on July During July hartceh
NiIi he entered IN all the big meets thry,. gn-
ont England while Carmeh viii gei sw.
SELF into shape for several SPECIAL ma.'a
races
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AtHAr'iord Hartford. 4 Nsv Haven: tvslys
lnnings
A. Northampton waterbury a. vorthA mpron
A. springfield Yen Hunin = SprtnFneld
A. bridgeport artfreroft 4 HoyUks O.
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ANr"t NHrssr. pfirIa' handtrsppsr iDr
rho raring rH'h's ~ ''rar rssnf RAJ has on
nounoed me following randtDap Tor 10.
Ia" rars- NJ ne Beus0nhursi Yacht Club
FlTs' ni.isi0n To- srratc- Mans =. n~-
cent - IranR 81 and ahkan
Second 0IriaoT h.sfrr .#TafrF |a-eIrss
rrrer' R-~sse n .An' tamma Mafiana
N and WIs.1irf %
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special Cahis Dsspliel 10 rnE sUN
LONnoN. June , In The semi-fnsIs fot
The whitney polo cup a. Nottingham and
Roehampton to-day me First life Guards
with = handicap of z. heat the Old F,Snians
handirap ~. nv IS 70 ~ The Quid Nance
With 4 handicap ~ N. hest the Old Can.
tabs. handicap a. by u tos
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
tubs DuF, the BSSlOHs. while the O'her
Teams Do Nothlng.

While the cubs we're burying the Ros'on-
Yesterday and WinninE their third straight
N the Huh the other National League tea ms
we're 'ining nothing The rain fsll on the
iu,i aud unius, In New York. BROOKLYN and
Philadelphia aud hersabOuf provoked much
disc appointment. for h Vas feli that the Red-
Hnd Pirates were ripe lot au1ther hvttinx
from the Giants and BrooklNns respectively.
lirSisi'-' the JuhS gained on he Giants. The
result,
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A. charlotte Charlotte. a. SparAnburg
A. Greensboro v inston Salem. Greens
boFo
A. Anderson Anderson S Green vile
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assed Commodore Vanderbilt % oher 3
% for a race or aoiue other dare lha
regatfs committee ~ he Ncw York c.l0
il W da n parzon-. Ernesf , loHIs-t
and Grrnville Kane. Vho 'ases he place
Of the late " { Kerr
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Pun.--'-ls san1 Tune Laiois !, rlcs
TsvrirE ffkenbsrE Wathtn4 ton Milan Ces,
~ Tno hAsC nlis Nrbfide, Laioie Three base
Fits Sis' an Fics Sacyinte hits street PA
- BerE SsrnNcc 2, KrgexeT stolen hases
Nilsn. Gsssle- tonroy First bass ou balls or
ralke1he-g 2 - Croone fsft on base,
e Ie,~a1d. %. ~ Asf' gtOU. S'rurk out Py
Fsikenberg b. trOoine Trouble isays
prrffnT snd 0'aI Nfah ana knlfsr Cess~-
and Z 1rlaub NcEude Hnc IuElauh psssed
nan Rerfis b rirIr~ IN rhirf FNsns 2 isld ur
7i-e-i Jar fil's ruur md n inutrs
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TO-DAYSCARD FOR GRavESEVD
Parkway Handicap and aaRhansst stake,
the Feature.

Fitz Herher, and King James have both
been named 20 start In the PARKWAY Handi.
rap. one mile and a fifteenth. ~ Grayesend
this afternoon. the formers weight being
iaS pounds and the latJers 100 HildTeth
can vim with either. u h. thought. FOR hs
has PrisCillian and Sir John Johnson IN
beat For the Manhanset Stakes a dash
81 Ave and = half furlongs. Tor tWo-year,
ODDS AntenoT may nnd favor over Tran
Rogk and ToWt0n Fistd The t,reafer
New York Steeplerhase a. about Two and 4
half miles indiCAtes a good jumping race
With Mellow mint. Ihistledale and Ross.
frnton possibly the hest In The first race
~ about six furlonEs Rose Queen Follif
Levy and W ]. Oyerton NAV 20 veil ia
the NTH rae. ~ amIla and three-siat cen b =
bonnie kelso. Taboo and Bob r may gui
up tho money Maiden tNo-year-olds v IN
run In the sixth event. al five and q half
furlonas. with Caiyinist bourbon Beau
and Fair Miss having chances The seventh
race IN for plaier-. 10 about siN furl0ngs
with Trance. RialtO and Top Note figuring
the best The entries follow
Tirs' Raes-For I.year olds and upward ,sH
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A. Mem Dhis Mobile S Memphis
A. Nashville Nashville Neu OTlrans
stChAttAhoaga Birmingham = ChAtia11nga
~ iUanta Montgumer Atlanta
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rugNup a o. % RosTnN ~ 40
Bostus dune chicago Von IN . rallnp
% daN. me lorals aibnt 10 get run acru,s
The sFnTr
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Falr start won easily Glucose b 4 h.
Watercress sWeet oVued b. me NeWrastIs
stable ra ned by Thnmas Weish