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CILIPH FIRST BOtr ~.
owners WRr ~ and Hs Unable to Cs,
AshOrr.

AtLANrlI ttGT. june The taliph
owned by Commodore " D. Brigham Of
the Nentnor Yacht club. finished the long
distance motor boat race from Havana this
evening She crossed the finishing line on
ioung's Pier at n ~ O'Clock The last part
Of the long voyage was made IN an easterly
gale and the water was ~ rough that il was
impossible for the yacht TO enter the inlet
OF for the friends ot Commodore brigham
10 reach him IN order 10 tell him that bis
Wiie y very seriously 10 a. the family home
In Philadelphia
knorts have heen made with the signal
code ~ notify Commodore Brigham and
volunteer crew Vas called for 10 man
the Government power boat aud 20 out
N bring him ashore An auronohIa VA.
W readiness 20 rush him through The storm
10 Philadelphia. but up 10 midnight last
night the storm had shown no signs M
abatement ard all efforts 70 reach C0uimo-
dorr Brigham failed
II vas eNpe'tsd here hat The Yachts
would finish some time this evening A.
CorSiinR N calculations made from The last
reports received % vas thought that the
leader would finish between y and 10 ~ Clork
tonight. hut the storm that hroke this
evening rather Up-et these calculations
and made he last part ut the race q hard
one for the yachtsmen
Many members ~ the Seaside Yacht
club. which offered the prize for the race
home, and from rhe laChtsHen'a Club Of
Philadelphia, which organized the race
down. have been here waiting an day for
the racers and aow they will keep up A
watch all night long for he other boats.
which may arrive at ans moment
The taliph made "a remarkable passaWa
She l"it Havana ~ ~ rlnCk last SATURDAY, |
afternoon and took hours, ~ minutes and /
in -eu Onds 10 run 20 Key West arriving there Z
70 minutes and ~ seconds ahead nf the 4
beru~vp, . hour. IS minutes and IS seconds I
ahead Of the llys and ! hour. "a minutes
and ~ seconds ahead Of the Caroline
The Yachts left key West AZ . y clock ,
In the afternoon and have been sighted AZ /
several points coming up the coast Al. I
lowing for her stay In New West the elapsad /
time Of The iatph for the Ias mile trim /
from Havana is NJ hour ~ minutes and /
- seconds. THIS I- remarkable time for I
a boat NJ her s'ye equipped With q utrb0f (
of only ~ horse power
She was aided by q fair current IN the I
Gulf stream and by fair winds 20 that she /
was ahi" 10 use her ranyas Tor a good paFt |
Of the way Dor tho entire voyage she !
averaged ~ = nautical miles an hour I
The trip from Philadelphia 10 Havana as /
made by he taliuh IA itB hours p minutes |
and - seconds. bat in that race she Was
beaten by he Berneyo on arcOunt Of the .
time she had tO allow that baaf
The BefneyO gets an allowance Of : hOurs /
q minutes I seconds the Caroiiu 10
hours p minutes y seconds and IN. |
lly- ~ hours ~ minutes Z seconds 10 !
that these Yachts stiii have a chance OF [,
beating the Caliph
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There Is lot, Of night In the Cardinals. but they
don Q look UAc q hrt division team with that
pltrhiug stan
Praise for the HighlAndcrs play everywhere
rHcrpt ln ~ Louis The ~ tlouis opinion vii
make CHASE and fellows throw up their hands In
despair
The National League SECOND division teams an
eame IN for trimming Yesterday
FHrrpt for hts Wild throw Yesterday HauseT
PLAYED the best game at short that has neen seen
here for months and tnrn niOrr months. And
WuFalns looked Ike a better second baseman
than EgAn,
Il vas Walsh rho stOppei The Highlander nine
ranlr winning streak Mullin who heh thr Athet
~ 70 thirteen straight Johnson who nOorei the
netrolts AZ eleven straight. and GaspaT VINO
checket the Giants a. nine straight
Two out OF thr four EAmesof the White SO1
ROstOn ssrtes went eHtta innings snd me other
fuo we're shutoufs
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cOLUWBu CREWs ~ Bm ~.
first Varsity lastly Beais secoRd and
Freshman l'reNs.

pOrDHKELpsIr. y. \ June % Colum-
hia irst ana -s.'oud varsity eight. Aud'thc
freshman OUTFIT hat prcttv two mile race
from the bridge up 10 the boat thou-,' to-
night Coach Rice foiioNrd 90 the launch
The tvo mile pull Was % sharp ono and gave
Rice lsirly good .dru ,. 10 u hat the TOW cr-
could do
The freshman eight snapped into the lead
az the start leaving lhe first aud second
varsity crews we'll ir the rear The int
varsity creW puied @ slow steady .trokr
In fine form They did not attempt 10 bHft 10
seriously uth The yuun gster, until the last
half ~ The Second mile Then ha stroke Ma
increased from - 70 ~ and they shot ahead
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lu beautiful order The senior finished z
fuil hOai length ahead NJ th" irCshwsl
The time We about ~ minute.
The varsity ought - stand r o.
hght ptrr -ar- hl- men htN" rOna a1 T7
wtlo. 100 Ihr -N day. they have been bore
lu one dil trDN roNcd fNout min. r.Ha.
Inc yar-t, cl=ht boating order tp-n. ~
wI- ~ follows
~tciuschurider how Hammau {, Rc1shsV
strUsF
Edison Who ha. hrsu CONsNAIn. val
taken ont herapse OF his poor voice He
weighed I.i pound- Brock. Weighing lH
Nas put in Ne wa- coNswain Tor the tresr
uan crew IN he American Wenley on Wa
svracu-e viii arrive tomorrow Wofurs
There IN ~ thur N-tVe men in the sCusf
and they Will bring their own drinking
water
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nnlIarala.

In the amateur 1872 tournament at John
Doyles Broadway room last night H. Solo
mon defeated !. Garfunkel by the score
Of iOo 70 ~. solomon made a high run
of ~ and averaged iO-sD. Carfunkel
averaged D s-3O and his high run was -
lohn Hendricks defeated IRA Morning.
star in an exhibition game a. ~ at Maurice
Daly's Broadway Academy last night by
q score 0f 800 TO 20 Hendricks n ade a
high run Of a and averaged 10 Morn
inRstars high run was ~ lle aveiag
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Naval IrssIem, Foolbam Du,rs.

ANNAFolIs. Md June g The oficial
football schedule n the Naval Academy
team for th~ coming season IL
OctobsT !. ~ Johns = Rutgers ia ViIanoys
=. nivcrsity ui Virginia. ". Western ltesrr,s.
November s. lehlsh y, Carlisle Indians. is
lHNetslM Of the CITY Of New York. ~ Unlted
Statrs Aiiita1 Arademy.
All the games will be PLAYED AZ Annapolis
except the contest against The Military
Academy. which Will he piaved on FTauk
lin Field, Philadelphia Lieut. 3 y Bsr.
rien will he head coach and " " Wheaton
II Yale will he Tho only salAried assistant
The Navy coaches Who will probably as
aist are Ensigns Douglass l. Howard
and Jonas ingram and Midshipman 4 u
Douglas
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Rain sion. Penn. AmhEr,t Game.

AMHFRsr. Mass. June a-Pennsylvania
was runs 10 for amherst to-day when
the baseball game was called 10 the last Of
the fourth on account NJ rain -Four IN
nings we're played In drizEle The game
will probably be played tomorrow MAJ
shall pitched for Penn aud was biz three
times to twice for Mcclure.
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CHS HAnf0rd. Two base hit Phelan. Three
ns.s hit. Johnson Sarrincr hits Hannifan
4 rl,t Left on hases-Irrscy city. s. Providence 4
first base on error. Jersey City. I Providence.
DoubIs plays johnson Hannifan and Ahstein
struck out ~ Camuiu. .. b. Lavender.
f.Ir.t bass on balls on Camnitf. Z. OF Lavender
T rplre IN chirf- Byron Field uruUire BOYLE
rims Z ipur and " minute
~ TOhORTO
HuW
Buffalo .
Toronto . % % o = 10
batteries DubrJ. Taylor Carmichael aud
Nc Alnsfrr CORY smith and Siat'sN
ATAaoNTHENIs
EWF
Rorhestrr o % 5 10 ~
MOntr % . 3
BATTERIES Holmes and Blair K-e'S lone, and
8rldrrt and curtis
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Totals ~ ~ - u "
sRatted Tor loss In the eighth Inning
'Rattet Tor llnke In the ninth inning
Ran for Tnck In TIE ninth inning
phfIadriphla n % ~
Cleveland u ~ %
Runs. philadelphia Collins, Hakrr s. Davis
Cleveland Niles :. Lai0ic, :. Tao has hits
Niles lAlUle Raker StoNal Aarrhre MT
Arndie, stolen hases oillns, Nnes. krueger
TiTst hase on hall, On Coombs.s & LETT on haseS
Cleveland. = rhiadeluhia. Z Srurk our ~
Inss. T. hy tlnke !. hy CODFnhs 4 Double play
Heitnuelipr and Davis Wild pitch combs
r,uire In chief Fyans Yield umpire Pagan.
Time I hour and ~ minptes.
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ARDTNNAN. tal. June - .lehries
aaid last night TO q close personal friend
that he was Ia better shane for the bartls
than he had ever been before Ne we5Rbs
about 2ds pounds ami h a. hard ~ mali.
It's work to-day consisted 0g four round. ~
fast bOXmR and road work he also I0ipsj
in fight With forest IRE
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HARTFORD. June D The New @rElsnd
tennis Cha,r pionships veTe cortlrued here
to-day. The results
slnglcs- SEMI nnah-T " WauOus defeated
r n, Coles - IS. IS. r. A. HOiden Jr
defeated 2. W Colr. -. -
DOubles- leoOnd round Holden and WatrUuS
defeaied Pell and hagg, "a. 6--i bacon and
Holden defeated cole ana Cote 5-76-a7
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% the seventh. but the Reds put on q squirt
IN the eighth 70 which there NGa no re-
sponae by the home folks, pinch hitter
wrought the downfall Of the BrOOklyns.
hoth was the man, He drove two runs
and In his own good time stood not upon
scot iimentality but surEod over the plate
The score
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~ Linooln I4ncnin. 3 Onaha.
~ pee AOinrs Flrst game Siout CITY 10
les Mgines. 4 Srcond game i'es Mones IN
S.Dua JiN.
~ ropska wlchlta Topeka. +
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~ Lam Isnn. O. BrorL ton. y
" Norresigf FiTst game Fan River Wnr
cestfr. srruud game ran River 3. W0r
CtsteT.
Ai aarenrg liayrrdlil. Z. iaurenre. (.
At New Bedford New bedford. 3. i.gweH a
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tV-aNate ArAMues
A. whliamsport W wnIiamsport. 8 York. 3.


A. Northampton H0iyOks = Northampton. a.
A. bridgeport RridgrpOri 3 New Britain. I
~ Springfield Hartford. D. Springfield T.
A. New Haven Ncw Haven q WateFbur, o
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DETRofT June a-WalteT Johnson celebrated
bis feat Oi breaking the Tigers winning slreak
today BY making NE longest hil ever made ~
ihe park He crossed the plate before the ball
had BEEN Telaycd near 10 the ln1eld. Mchride's
homer was q lln oNef tho neW leii neid bteacher
screen costing two runs. The score.
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A. Greenwood Jarkson. T. Greenwood
~ lasoo city Meridian. :. Yanno city. a
~ HAtilesbufg NtckshuFg y Hattirsburf. T.
The sun., 1910-06-10

The hoard Of trustees % the New Jersey
automobile aud Motor club have deCidad
20 conduct an orphans automobile outing
some lime In the near future 70, the inmates
Ot ihe various orphan asvlums In Newark
The trustees appointed pr Prank y Niepker
chairman Of the committee n take charge
" The anair his associates being Dr James
x English. " Give Crosby HaTrv Steven
son and Jacob I. MsgOn This COMMITTEES
ill select n date for the affair and Il u -.
Decfed that enough cars can he secured
80 that all The orphans In Essex county
can be' taken nut for drive and few hours
Al some mart
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.Rs tied 'or Frock In the slghth inning
pittshIrg q o :.
Itp,ton iOI o -
Vuns Putsburg tampbell, 3 Wagner, ?. Gih
son Nadno1 Rosinn collins, HegR0g,
shsrus >hean nrrk First hase on error
Wn, TN : Pittshurg + LETT on bases Rntenn, 10
pittsburE lo fivst base On halls 90 frork
N Mattern, - MADDOX. Strurk out ~
Frnrk l. hy MaddoI. 8. Home runs-t tilhsnn,
WaruFr Two hasF hlts-Clarke, hersoE, byrne,
x Nilrt Sarrtarr nies-ClaTke Wagner Sac
~tplrn bases Herzng Campbell. Sharpe
Miller Wagner Hii ~ piicheT-Hy 9addoA
HrvgngI mriFe In chief Klein Field umpire
Kane Time hours and ~ m inuiee.
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EASTERN LEIGUE.


Providence broke into the camp Of the Skerters
.esterday with 20 veto = a. Jersey CITY
me r1ins made by the Rhode -lAnders we're the
result Of passrs and The errors Of CamniE ana
Hanulfan rhr score
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HrunsH Chicago Leider D0ugheFy. Payne
Sarrnce hits Arelianes. Carrtgan. Gandu. stolen
hasrs DouRhertY, RlArkburne Strtck out ~
Young. 8. by ArrliAhez, = First base on balls
On Arellanes. S. on OunH, Z. Double plays
alarkburne Leldsr and Ctahdll Lord and Bradley
lrf on bases chicago, s. BOstOn. tlt BY
ptcher rs Arellanes Doughertyi. Wild NCh
AreuAnes Umpire In chet-SheridAn. Fieid
umpire KERN Time hour and As mlnuies
ciEvTLANB Z; FRILADELRHrA "a L., .
CLEVELAND June y The Maps and the Aih-
lstirs fought " out FOR nine Innings here 70 day
and the game vas called bS mpire fVans 70 that
the visitors could catch q train. The game ended
In a lie The sruTe
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CHICAGO w.u -. S. rHrL.DErsHrA ,x.Ll.L

pHtLkBElPHIA. June . R-Chlcago brOke even on
the series here "a. day b. beating the Philhes IN 30
eAriting game A tNO basf he ~ schultz which
the Wind carried far out Ia leii neld enAbled the
cubs 10 win the game In the sKth. Two men
scorrd on the hit. which under ordinary circum
stances would have resulted In an out Titus
broke 4 nngcT In practice, necessitaung a shit
IN his team. Harr, Lumley. formerly OF me
Bruoklyns. will ioin the Philie~ 10 morrow. The
The sun., 1910-06-10

T0InIa " , y 70
In the eighth inning

'Baited Tor Donovan In the eighth inning.
W Naahlng ton .......i
Detroit. s.........O q -
Runs -washing G ton Milan. = UnGlaub, Nc Bride
Street Johnson. Detroit Schmidt basf hit
horiarty COnroy. Home runs Mehrlde' yvhh-
son. SRcTinCe hit GeSSler Sacrihce uies -Icss-
YER, Mcintyre stolen base Mcintyre. fnsl pas
on hAlls-OR johnson. l. OF Donovan, : on
WtilctL / First base on error netr0it. Let on
bases Washington. 5. Detroit ). struck OUT
~ johnson A. rs Donovan, llouhe play
pitch Johnson Umpire In chief perrtne Tied
umpire O'L0ughlln. Time hour and 70 min
utes
CHICAOO a. -. ). ROsTON "a. 49,. o
CHICAGO June Chicago again defeated the
hOst0n Red Sox this afternoon, making hree
vic tories out Of a four game series. Young Cy
Young allowed hut TAO htS for Charago, WINE
Arellanes Was found for but four. The nrore'
The sun., 1910-06-10

A. T0iedo Toledo. ] Minnean0Iiz
~ Indianapolis 81 Paul. q lndiauanoila l.
~ i4Ouisvllle Kansas city s. LOuisV M.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Ne New HOrk-St. Louis Consolidating
tens stop DetrOlls.

Only two Of the four American League
games scheduled for yesterday came TO
definite decision. One wasn't played
at ell. Rain kept the HighlaRdsrs from
partaking Of the So. Louis snap, while the
Athletics and Cleuslands battled to tie.
DetrOits winning streak vas smashed by
the Waahihgtons. The White SoN shut
out the BOstons. The results
u na.n.Lnna... q. -Ana..la 4
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IOhN ~ 10 y 10
'Ratted ior Reulharh IN the siAth inning
'RAtted Tor Richie In the seventh inning
sBattad for Mo0rr In the eighth Inning



'Ratted ior Reulhach IN thr siAth inning
'RAtied Tor Richie In the seventh inning
:Batied for Moore In the eighth Inning
Ghiraro q - q .
pbiadelrhia q 90 o q -
Runs chicago Sherkard. ifotman. :. Tinker.
ReaumOni philade thia Rates. = Ward iOoin
Left on bases philahelrha, ~. Chicago, u.
First hase on balls ~ Moore . OF Reulhach,
on Brown q Strurk out ~ Moore. hy Rrul
hsrh hy RroWn. :. Three base hi Magee, /.
Two hasc hit. Raie>. . knabe. Tinker, srhuie'
beaumont Sacrtnre hits knahe, Walsh. 10
tcrus Ward stolen ha,es Sherkart, Schulte.
Tinker Rate Grant poube play Tinker.
zimmerman and Chance TIT ~ plCher Wy
Wrhir Ward Wild pltches Moore. Brown. ].
Passed hall hooin mrirr IN chief ~igleT
Yield umpire -Emsile Time = hours ana =
minutes
rIrrsRuRa : RosroS y t'.s
R0aruN June g Frock made the mistake oi
nutunF one over 10 Wagner In the seventh
inning n day and Ne MI II over the icnre Tor a
horne run ,rnrlng Maddox ahead of hlyn and Tying
the srorr Ftrc hitting allowed both trans 20
,rnrp tWo runs each IN the ninA. but Pit'shurg
made tWo in he elc, en- N and Wdh The score
The sun., 1910-06-10

Games Scheduled for To-day
S,rIoNAL LEA0UE
'hl,Ago IN NsW NOrk 81 Louis In Broosyn
rIttsbufg in Philadelphia. Cincinnati In Boston
ANEEICAN LEAGUE.
Srg V0rh iu Detroit Philadelphia 10 ~ Louis
Boston In Cleveland. Washing ION In Chicago
EASTERN LEA0uE
Pro-, tdenre IN JeFSsy city Newark In Baltl.
more Rochester In Montreal BuHaIO in Torobt9
New SOrk state League.
At ELAIEA
l.s.a ?SSSSSSSO?
Bailsrs, Nswlln and Chess Magic and Phi.
bIn. Cmpire-OToOls.
At sNaEANToS
Troy oooooe, 5
Baitsries- cunningham and Mssgsn. WcDoasld
and Ray mOnd Umpire kneeiand.
Ar vILEEsBAEEE.
SNiIsssssr. STsssss 1858 3
Bsilsrc.- wll!ss snd KOOpmsn. Msiihsws.
Appsliga'e and Bregsr Umpire Rely.
At SCRANTON
,,,.s,.. gq.s :s!Sid5.s5 SS-iiIis :.
WcDonough and smith. Umpire, Brown snd
N,hrlter
Carolina League.
40 NparianbufF NpartanbuTE Gfeentillr
50 tharlo'te Greensboro ~. Charlotte
Virginia League.
81 Nproh DAnylis. J. Norfolk I.
Southeastern l.eaRue.
~ Gad-urn Johnson city, !. Gadsden d.
a. Rome hOTfistrgn. Rome =
~ Ashctlllc #AsheyHe. D Kn1AviHe s
Texas Lsague.
~ WarN- Dallas, 4 Waro.
~ Nan AntDnio Port Worth, San AntnnIo Z
ae Aalvestnu ahrUN sp0TA D. GAlvestOn a
~ H0uston Houston. : OkiahamA Cify- O.
HOuth Atlantic a.@agne.
80 iarkson vie Nnron, =. Jacksonville
WasehaW. WashlnEion Park. To-day aPm
'F"ns va " I"His Ndm ~ -. idr
Baeeban. Pols Grpunds. To-day aPm
Hiann ~. 'hicago. Adm 20 idr
The sun., 1910-06-10

Tufts OOa % :
Syracuse, o 90 :
Batteriss Martin and Henri. Thomas and
Holmes
The sun., 1910-06-10

'NtAtlfu Tor It0hlnNun IN the eiIntn inning
HATED for Wilhelm In the eighth inning
'hatied for GAspar In the eighth Inning
Cincinnati ...... o q o %
brooklyn .....l u o %
Runs Cinriunatl- Paskert. H0blliEel, Aitcheils.
Egan. noWury Miller Roth. brooklyn hufch,
Wheat Hummel r smith FIRST base on error
. Cincinnati .. Left on hases- ConcinnAu'
brooklyn n First base on balls-OH Rowan.
on GaspaT I, on Suggs, !, on knetFct. :, on WI
helm. OF Scanlau. Struck Out-by Rowan.
hy SurgN :. by Wuheim. l. Two base hits
BcsChrr HObltErl. Roth. Dauberi Wheat Sae
rinrr hits Eran. Downey, naubert bergen.
Scariner AZ Davidson SlOlen bases hobit'
fel Met ean, uuTrh Davidson. Hi By pitcher
~ Scanlan fMltchcln. hiis-On Rowan. In SIS
innings. Of GAspaT IN one inning Oh SugEs
I In two innings On knetRef. 10 two and one
ihird Innings OF Wilhelm, In hve and two
m plrc IN chiei-O'D Day Field umpire- Bren.
nan. Time hours and IS minutes
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SUCH A BLOW FOR ROGER
GIANTS SNATCH A GAME PROM
BRESNAHAN'S PETS.

with the score 4 10 o Against Them TheI
Nake FNe runs IN Ninth llr0oklyns
Lose TO the Reds, while the Cubs
amt the Pirates Come 0ut On Top
Tho Giants had a blow In store for Roger
Rrrsnahans pets Yesterday and they cruelty
slipped Il over In the ninth inning. their
third victory n the series Of four games.
he BrOokl,u- frll for the third time IN
the series with the tlnclnnali~ The 'hi-
cage. held on 10 fir,t place by nghting their
uav 10 a victory ~ Philadelphia. and the
pitfshurg- were the winners NJ an eleven
inning contest In Boston. There was heavy
hitting In the four games and all we're hard
fought The result
New Nork. ); ~, Louis. Z.
incInnaJL !: BrOOklJR. :.
GhlcagO. 3: PhIladelphla. Z.
PttIsbuFg. .; Boston. q,
The sun., 1910-06-10
other Baseball Games Yesterday.
At KaMtrsnuR1


uoravian College 2Osta.OOO.lA (.
Alumni 600 % % o %
batteries Drummer and vogier Shafcr and
Jones
uHB
Lafayette Freshmen 10000 %
bethlehem n s. 100000 900
Batteries Norris and Marshall Rslner and
4 o.
The sun., 1910-06-10

Baaeball. Pols t'FnBnda. To-day A.
'i1nn w. 'hichgO. Adm. % a tdr
The sun., 1910-06-10

Hassbal. WashtnEisn Park. To-day arm.
Hrnnh p N 4" i0Uis Ndm ~ - ifr
The sun., 1910-06-10

n & BesWell viii shin his stable IN Ia
tonla to-morTov and will not race IN the EAst
again Tor some time 20 come lie has
strengthened hts stable by securing Rarke-
ley, pennyroyal lO-hiel and others. and
Nith kiEhieAsy Madman and prince Ahmed
seasoned campaiNners. he is hound 10 ,ui
an important figure on the Western and
tRnadian circuits
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-03-30
MOVEMENTS OF SHIPPING


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Grays Harbor. March 81.
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from Hon. March IS.
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for Hon, March %.
ALICE COOKE, Am. schr., from Port
Gamble for Hon. March Is.
ALBERT, Am. Blk, from Port Gamble
for kahului, Feb. %.
ALEXANDER ISENBERG, Ger. bk.,
Behring, from Hon. for Sound, Dec.
ALOHA, Am. schr., Weitkunat, ar. Hon.
distress), March Il.
ilteo for Pearl Harbor. March Is.
ARIZONAN, Am. S. S, from Hon. for
Kaanapali, March 4
ARAGO, Am. bkt., from Hon. for Grays
Harbor March "a.
ARIEL, Am. schr.. from Hon. for Port
Townsend, March 90.
ASIA, Am. 5. s, ar. Yokohama from
Hon, March 10.
ASGARD, S. s, ar. from Eleele for
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ASTRAL, Am. sp., Durham, from S
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Y, Sept. 81.
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Bend for Guaymas, Nov. 80.
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Dor from Hon, Feb. 90.
BUSHU MARU, Jap. s. S, ar. Hon
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Hon. March %.
CHIYO MARU. Jap. s. s. ar. Yoke
hama from Hon., March 5.
! CHURCHILL, Am. schr., ar. Coo. Ba.
from s F.. Jan. 10.
COLUMBIAN, Am. s. s. ar. 5. F. from
| Salina Cruz, March IS.
/ CORONADO, Am. bktn., ar. Hon. from
:. F., March "a.
DANMARK. Dan. Blk, from Leith 70
Hon, March q.
| DAUNTLESS, Am. schr., Jonsier
ar Port Townsend from Hen, Jan.
| DEFENDER, Am. schr., ar. s. F. froT
Everett, Dec. II.
! from
| Oct. 25
I Z. X. WOOD, Am. schr.. ar. Hon. fror
Gravs HarbOr, Feb. %.
/ EDWARD SEWALL, Am. 81. Qui"t
ar. Hon. from Newport News, Eel
Of
! ENTERPRISE, Am, :. s, from s.
/ for Hilo. March -.
| FRSKTNE NJ. PHELPS. Am, sp., fror
, Hon. for n Y, Feb. y.
| ESPADA. Am. schr., from Westpor
/ for San Diego, Dec. 16.
! EVA, Am schr., ar. ). T. from Mahr
/ kona, Jan. ..
/ FALLS OF CLYDE. Am. sp,. from Ga
! viota for Hon, March q.
I FLAURENCE WARD. Am. schr., Pitt;
ar. Hon. from Midway Isle, Jan >
/ T. NJ. SLADE. Am. schr., johnson, a.
s. T. from Gravs Harbor. Nov. 13.
! EOOHNG sU~EY. Am. bE. Wiuet
ar. Hon. from \. Y, March +.
/ FRIEDA, Ger, sp., Logeman, from Al
toria for Europe, Oct. -.
/ GAMBLE. Am. schr., at Port Gamble
( Oct. ..
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