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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-09
bR|TT0N WINS TITLE
Defeats Mclean for Middle
States Tennis Honor.
STEADINESS COUNTS MOST
r. L. James in Town to Play Chal.
lenge Round to Defend
Championship.

In a spirited and well played match,
John Britton defeated Norris W. Nc
Lean for the middle Atlantic states
tennis title in the annual tournament
which was held this week at the
Bachelors courts. Sc, 81 and Ga
being the final score.
Both men are very fast and have
good strokes. but Britton was a little
the steadier. and 1T was this superior
steadiness that counted enough In the
long run TO give him the victory
The first two sets were unusually
fast and several long and speedy rail-
lies OF splendid tennis were shown.
1t was only after the score had re-
verted to deuce several times that
Brftton was able TO take the neces-
sary consecutive games to win out
X. L. James Of Philadelphia. the pres
ent champion. unexpectedly arrived in
town last night, and has to leave early
Monday morning. so it will be neces-
sary to pull off the challenge round this
afternoon at $50 o'clock IL James is
In any kind of condition, he will prob
ably win, as he is a much stronger play
CT than the local man when he Is ht
The card for yesterdays match is:
FIRST SET
Esii,s" x
SECOND SET.
Britton. 4 - . 10 3 g 81 49, = 81
Mclean. 1 . 24i 50 40 g : = . - /
THIRD SET
Britton. 6:ttstsa .a-s
Mclean. .............. 4 4G16 80 - :: 3
The two Chevy Chase teams won la tire
mems doubles. Moorencad and Grosvenor
defeating Britton and Mclean. ia aud
-. and Wilcox and Mcciung winning
from Fischer and Hellan, O. and 6.
These pairs will meet in the final round
tomorrow, the winners To have the right
TO challenge the Doyle brothers for the
title
The summaries for yesterday follow:
Mems singles. final roiind-John Britton
defeated Norris ". Mclean, Sc 81,
c..
Mems doubles. semi-iiual round-W. -.
Wilcox and Lee McC'lung defeated l.. \.
Fischer and Arthur Ilellan. e. 6-3: j.
L. Moorehead and l.. +. Grosyenor de-
feated John Britton and Norris ". Nc
Lean, G-l. -
Mems singles. consolation, seIni-iinal
round--F J. Bates defeated y.
Treanor, O.. c.: W. q. Hill defeated {.
A. Barnard S-S, 81, g.
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BURMAN BREAKS RECORD.
Trims Seconds off Philadelphia s
Auto Record.

PHILADELPHIA, June S.-"Bob" Bur-
man broke the Philadelphia automobile
track record for a mile today, when he
covered the distance in 81 20 100 seconds.
The previous Philadelphia track record
was 56 20 seconds, made at the Point
Breeze track by Ralph De Palma.
The automobile races were held on the
track Of the Belmont Driving Club. Two
cars in one event crashed through a
fence, and while the drivers escaped in
jury, two spectators who were sitting on
the fence were thrown off, sustaining
broken bones. They were not seriously
hurt, however
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Lalonia.

First race, two-year-old maiden colts and geld
ings, hive furlongs-Obsession, H., Merlin, H.;
The Grader, liz, Fellomnan, liz; Jimmie Gill,
liz; Fiel, 1l2 Baldoyle, H.; Armor, H.; Me
Corkle. lie.
Second race. selling; two-year-old fillies; five
furlouss-F Kinder Lou, 11I; hatinka. lUi; La
mode. 1o7; Miss Edith, IUi; Cream, 1885, Bena
net, 1903, Bright Stone, Iii, Go Well, 10
Third race, three ear old niles; one mile
Bayeiid, 1o4; Belle Nelson. lo4, Hedge. los,
Bachelor Girl, los; Floral Days, III.
Fourth race, three-yearolds and upward six
furlopgs-Impresson. IS; Isidora, 1u1; Sir Den
rah, lO1; Sir Blaise, lo1: Volts Baths, 101.
Spring Board, I01; Eden Hall, 1oi; Grover
Hughes, III; T. NJ. Green, III.
Fifth race, selling; three year-olds ana up
ward; mile and seventy yards-Letourno. ";
Rod and Cum VI; Brave, 1Ol; HUSKY Lad, 1Ui;
The Royal Prince, 1o4; Flying Feet, 1oo, Mel
ton Street, III; Col. Ashmeade, Ill; Aspirin,
Ill., Enendi, ia.
Sixth race, selling; four year-olds and up
ward; mile and siAteenth-Nan Ferguson, lV4;
Bad News III, loo; Leopold, 1o6 Helene 10T,
sSeaclin, los; LiIapet, 100; Hanly, 100; Gar
ueau, 1U9 Beau Erummell, Ito; Crossovcr, III;
ander, 1i3, Jack Right, l13.
apprentice allowance claimed. Weather clear;
track fast.
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MONDAYS RACING ENTRIES.
Marlboro.

First race. three-year-olds and upward; sell
ing; six and one-half furlongs-Ramon Corona
los; Monsieur X, 100; Short Order, lOS; Lit
tie England, 100; Tiger Jim, los; Glenn Beachy
49, Gilbert, los; Merise, 113; Emperor VIII
liam, Ill.
Second race, two-year-olds; purse; four and
one-half furlongs-Ponktassetr, IU7; Lady Anna
lU1; Schaller, ITO; Morning Glory. 107; Rose
burg ", 10; Bryn, luI; Frijoiee, 1U1; Dog
wood, 1oI; Brush. III.
Third race, three earOlds and upward sell
ing; four and One-haf furlongs-Ia lanassee,
III; L. Il. Spears, 1l3; Bonnie Bee, loo; Radia
ton, Ill; Goliywogg, 1U4; 1uca, III; Lucille
r., III; .Miss Moments, lo1; Galinda, III;
Sabo Blend, 113.
Fourth race, three year -olds and upward; sell
ingn; six and one-half MISUNDERSTANDING, lO3;
Bat Masterson, 11o; Fond Heart, 1l3; III
Orc, 116.
Fifth race, three year-olds and upward; sell
ing; i've and one-laf furlongs-Dress Parade
IL, 115; Ethel Lebrume 115; MushmeIon, ll5;
Royal onyx, III; Wild Weed 100; Golden Gus
ter, iO2; herran, liz; "Strlkeovt, lUi; Masks
and Faces, ITO; L.eialona, 1Ut.
Sixth race, three year-olds and upward; selling
six and one-hau furlongs-Louise Weiies, IN;
Castlewood, lie; Premier, ll3; Casque, iIo,
Moltke. 1885, Pedigree, III; Kinda, Ill., Gift. 1o2
Seventh race, tnree-year ODDS and upward; sell
ing, mile and u siateeniL-LOId Wells, luU,
Frog, 1l3; Miss Nett, ~; sGroldcn Castle, loo,
Duke of Bridgewater los, Mobile s., l0l; An
ME Sellers, lUI Harvey f., 1u3
apprentice allowance claimed.
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MARQUARD APUzzLE.
"Rube" Defeats Cincinnati,
Making Twelfth Straight Win.
GIANTS BUNCH THEIR HITS
Umpire Rigler Hurt by Foul Ball
and Emslie Takes His
Place.

NEW YORK, June S-Pitcher Mar
guard won his twelfth straight victory
Of the season for New York today by
defeating Cincinnati in the final game of
the series. For six innings the game was
a pitchers battle, Marquard and Benton
each yielding one hit and one run. Ben
ton weakened in the seventh when the
locals made four runs. Umpire Rigler's
ear was badly lacerated by a foul tip,
and he was relieved by Substitute Um-
pire Emslie. The greatest crowd of the
season saw the game. Score:
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Al Raltimore-First game II. Ill. +.
Newark - o 0 o 0 % p !:
Baltimore. = . D o / = A-7 II o
Batteries Schardt and Mccarthy and Enzman
and Ryerson: Walker and Bergen.
Newark. = 0 / o 0.0-5 o
Baltimore -. D o . . 10 Is /
Batteries-Dent. Lee and Mccarthy; vickers
Demott and Payne.
At Providence-first game II. Ii. Il.
Jersey City,. o . . ! o-3 ) /
Providence. U ) o q . X--4 s /
Batteries-yanser and Bcmis; Bailey and
Schmidt.
Jersey CITY. o 2 o 0 . o. s Il i
Providence 0 = 3 3 o o x-ll l. :;
Enthusiastically, McIiale and Wells and Be-
mis- Bernier. Mitchell. Slime and Schmidt.
At Rochester-First game X. II. f.
Buffalo. ..... o ! 0 o 0-l3 II @
Rochester.. 0 o Is . 3
Batteries-stroud and Mitchell; Clark, Hughes
klepfer and Blair.
Second game r, ii. f.
Buffalo -. o O o IL I 2
Rochester. -. U % = o. Ks ) =
Batteries-Munsell and Sehang; Klepfer and
Blair.
At Toronto-First game II. H. E.
MontreaI...... o . q Go IL l
Toronto. o U y 0 y O-3 2
Observation-Disclosures Smith and Pierce: Rudolph
and Higgins and Fisher.
Second game r. H. E.
Montreal -. FL O-5 i
Toronto. ...... o o o o OIL o .
Batteries-viebohn and Pierce: Maxwell and
Higgins.
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Montreal.

First race. three year-oids; $500 added; five
furlongs-Buskn 100 MARTINI. to 1. even and
1 to 2, won; Brawney. Ill lButwel), ii to 10
and out. second: ROckview, lis tMcTaggart. Z
to and out. third. Time. 1903. Discovery,
Clothes Brush. Continental, Bob MCGEE, Stavano
and Tea Rose also ran.
Second race. three year-olds and up: selling
$500 added; six furiongs-Lady Irma. liz tRob-
bins, to /. to and 2 to /, won; Bette
Sue. los lMSgrave). Z to 2. = to 5 and to 6.
second; Suffrasst. 115 (Butwell. 2 to /. 4 10 8
and out. third. Time, 1.I5 So. Lord Ladas,
Shelby, Semiquaver. STARTER. sherwood Cliff
tonian. Blasg and Dominica also ran.
Third race. the Connsught cup, 4 challenge
cup presented by the Duke Of Coanaught; three
year-olds and up; owned prior to May l. 1912.
by Canadians residing In Canada: ii 900 added
b. the Montreal JOCKEY Club; one mile ANA a
quarter-rIate Glass, Isl ,MartinD, 1 to 10 ana
out. Won, Cliff Stream, lis trurnerl, 10 to /
and out, second, Ianunda, III tMus.raYey, 70
Fourth race. selling; handicap: three-year-ods
and up: $500 added: seven furongs-Sp cllboulId.
Aitamaha. % tAnbrvse). to 1, TO 10 and
out. second: Busy. LOG tsehuttinser,. s,s to i.
Colonel Holloway and Al once also ran
Fifth race. the Prince OF Wales steeplechase;
sSsS so Mules and aaS vi Ssass
tsimpscn), to l. "a to / and even, Won. The
l,sspns els Ia ,hsrmaeh 70 aud ou,. sec
aud even, third. Time, o34 ST. Abe, Buck
thorn. Little Earl and High Hat also ran
Sixth race. three-y ear-oids and upward; 5000
added; mile and one furiong-Frog Legs. l07.
TO l. out, "on' Guy Fisher. 115. 10 =. even.
out, second; Picolata. 81. to .. out, third.
Time. l.5o IL. CHI Edge. Bob H.. Col. Hol-
loway, Amalh aud Light " My Life also
seventh race, three year olds: selling; $500
added; one mile-Hamilton, ln3 tAinbrose), i
to 2. out, Won: Brosseau. lu1 ,rurlarl. > TO ].
even. to =. second; Apiastcr. 1W tButwelll,
31a 10 l, even, out. third Time. l.45 Is on
rico, Def, Modern. Prscillian and Bouncing Lass
also
winners III meeting Or two races since May 10;
selling; Biz furlongs-PerthsLirc. Jos Iouns
berry,, TO ., out. won, Edith c.. I0l Dig-
gins. 10 i, TO /. out. second: GarriIlon. l12
tSchuttinger). to 1. TO 1. even. third Time,
]. l5 10. Little Erne. Elton Blue. Gold Mine,
Samuel R.. Mayer. Scarlet, Pmpernal. Upright
and Turbine also ran.
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CARDINALS NOSE OUT PH1LL1Es
Bresnahan Saves Game by Timely
Change of Pitchers.

PHILADELPHIA, June S-St Louis
won an exciting game from Philadelphia
here today by to 5. Smith scoring the
deciding tally in the eighth inning on his
single, an out and Wingo's single. In the
ninth inning. with two men out. two
bases occupied and two balls and no
strikes on Luderus. Manager Bresnahan
sent Sallee in to pitch. Luderus hit the
only ball pitched by Sallee on the fly tn
konetchy, ending the game. Score:
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BROWNS SURPRISE ATHLETICS
Jack Powell Allows Champions But
Four Clean Hits.

ST. LOUIS. June SACK Powell had
the better OF Cy Morgan today and st.
Louis evened up the series with Phila-
delphia. winning. to !. The winning
run came In the sixth on a squeeze play.
Stovall bunting down the first base line.
scoring Skotten from third. Home
Rum Baker drove the ball into the right
field stand for the visitors lone tally.
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MCFARLAND A WINNER.
Gets Golf Championship of Philadel-
phia by z up and 5 to Play,

PHILADELPHIA, June S.-H. B. Mac
Farland of the Huntingdon Valley Coun-
try Club, Noble, Pa, today won the indf-
viduaI golf championship of Philadelphia
by defeating George Crump of the Phila-
delphia Country Club, up and ) to play.
in the final match of the annual tourna-
ment.
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VICTORY FOR WILLIAMS.

WORCESTER, Mass, June S.-Wil-
liams had little difficulty in winning from
Holy Cross today. to 1. The score:
RHE.
Williams. $3.50. 3 O O O % q
Holy Cross. o o O. o OIL
Batteries--Ayres and Lewis; DUDE. r. Murray
and Cans. Umpire-Mr. BannOu. Time OF game
Il hour and 40 minutes.
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WHITE GETS DECISION

LOS NGELEs. Cal. June Slack
White OF Chicago was given the decision
over Harry Thomas of England at the
end Of twenty rounds Of fast fighting at
Vernon today. Thomas was substituted
for Owen Moran. who was hurt q short
time ago, and gave away weight.
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EASY FOR ARMY.
West Point Blanks Syracuse Through
HYatt's Good Pitching.

WEST POINT, n. Y, June s.-The
cadets ended their season with a shut
out, defeating Syracuse University today.
to O. Hyatt was in great form and
allowed the visitors two scratch in-feld
hits, striking out twelve and not giving
single pass Score:
Syracuse o o o 90 Q
West Point. -. o o o x-7
Batteries = Dexter and Keegan; Hyatt and
Lyman. Umpire-Marshall
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PIRATES WIN AGAIN.
Defeat Boston Through O'Toole's
Pitching and Good Support.

BOSTON. June S-Great catches by
Donlin and Wilson behind the steady
pitching of O'Toole proved too great a
handicap for Boston to overcome this
afternoon. Pittsburgh winning, B to /.
Score:
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Runs scored Sheckard. Schultz ~, Tinker (2)
Zimmerman. W. Miller %, Safer 90, Tooley,
Smith. Left bases-Chicago 3; Brooklyn, TO-
Two-hase hits-Schulte, Hummel. Three-base
hits-Tinker. Safer t2l. Home Zimmerman
Sacrifice fiy-Zlmmerman. First base on errors
Chicago, 4; Brooklyn. 2. Stolen blacksmith.
Double plays-Daly and Smith: Daubert to
Tooey to- Daubert Bases bals-Of Barger.
=: off Cheney 4. Struck out-By Barger. 3; by
Cheney. g. Hit by pitcber-By Barger iArcher}
Umpires-Messr Owens and Brennan. Time Of
game-1 hour and 81 minutes.
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MAPS BRAC|NG UP
Defeat New York on Only Four
Hits, | to O.
WIN THREE OUT OF FOUR
WARRIOR 0utpitehes Kahler, But the
Latter Has All the
Luck.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. June S.-Cleveland
made il three out of four from New York
today. winning l to o. 1t was New Iork's
second shutout by Kahler in the series
Warhop really outpitched Kahler, but was
unluckier. After the second inning but
two Cleveland players reached second
base. Score.
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TRAVERS DEFEATED
By 0swold Kirkby in New Jersey
Golf CHAMPIONSHIPS.

ATLANTIC CITY. n j.. June Sos
valid Kirkby, of Englewood, N J., won
the New Jersey golf championship from
day, in the thirteenth annual state tour
nament at Northfield. Kirkby won on the
home strech. up and to go.
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Two-base hit-FOster. Three base hit-Gandil
Double plsys-Ainsmith, Foster and Mcbride:
johnson TO Foster 10 Ainsmith to Shanks to
Atnsmith Left on bases-Chicago, 5: Wash
ington Z. Bases on balls-0n Johnson. .; or
White. J. Hit by pitcher-By White efcBridel
by johnson Fournierl. Struck out-By John
SON. 81; by White, B. Wild pitch-Johnson
Umpires-Messrs o Loughiin and Sheridan. Time
of game-1 hour and 80 minutes
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At Richmond-First game-Richinond 8: Lynch
burg, l. Second game-Richnond, II; Lynch
burg, 3
folk, 1.
Al Petersburg Petersburg, 1; Danyllle 3
twelve innngsl.
At Portsmouth-First game-Portsmouth, 2; Ro-
anoke, ). Second game-Portsmouth, 1; Ro-
anoke. ..
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MINOR LEAGUE GAMES.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, =; Columbus. ).
AT Toedo-St. Paul. .; Toledo, i.
At Louisyille-hansas Guy, IL, Louisville. u.
AT lndianapolis-Flrst game-Milwau >; In
dianapois, 4. Second same-Aiiiwaukec, 4; In
diauapolis, j.
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SOITlyERN IEAGuE

At AtlaRta-Atlanta, =; New Orleans, Z.
At Chattanooga-Ch attanoOga j; Montgomery
= tten innngsJ.
At Nashvilc-Nashvillc /: Birmingham, ).
4, Memphis Memphis. /, Mobile, ).
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RoMP FOR CUBS.
Defeat Brooklyn by Better All.
Around Playing.

BROOKLYN. June S.-Chicago walked
away with todays game, beating Brook
lyn, 10 to 2. by better all around playing.
Zimmerman made his second home run
Of the series. Score:
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Sacrifice hit Easterly. Sacrifice fy-Peckin-
nsu1h. Double play-Easterly and Olson First
base on halls--On Kahler 4: Oft Warhop. !. Hit by
pitcher-By warhop tGraneyl. Struck out-By
Kahler A. by WARRIOR, :. Wild pitch-Warhor.
First base on error-Cleveland. 1. Left on
hases-Cleveland. 4: New York. ;. Tmrires-
Nessrs. westervelt and Evans. Time OF game
hour and 20 minutes.
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TIGERS ARE COWED.
Boston Hits Works Hard and Wins
Handily, 8 to 8.

DETROIT. Mich, June S.-Boston got
an even break i'm the series by beating
Detroit. to . Hard hitting in the first
gave the Red Sox a lead that Detroit
could not overcome. The fielding Of
cobb and Lewis and Hooper's batting
featured The score:
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Runs-Carey. J. Miller. Wilson. Mcdonald.
Twobase hits-Wilson. ]. Miller. Three base
hit-Jackson. Sacrifice hits Mccarthy, Wilson,
Houser. Sweeney. Stolen hases-Kelly. O'Toole.
Double plavs-Devlin to Sweeney to Houser. Left
on bases Boston; .; Pittsburgh. 3. First base
bals-OH Tyler. .; OF OToole. 4. Struck
out-By Tyler. g: by O'Tooe. 3. Umpires-
Messrs. Klein and Bush. Time of game-1 hour
and 81 minutes.
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Totals. 81 4241 Totals. % 81


Cincinnati ........... o l o.
New York. ........... o 0 o Ks
Runs-Bescher. Marsans Devore. Doyle, Mnr-
ray, Becker, Meyers, Fletcher. First base on
errors-Cincnnati. 2. Two-base hit-Fletcher
Three-base hit--Bescher. Home run--Doyle. Sac
rifce hits-Becker. Herzog. Stolen bases-Devore
Doyle Marsans (3) Mitchell. Left bsses--
New York, 2; Cincinnati. o. Bases on ball%-Or
sIarquard. 3; of Benton. T. Struck out-By
Marquard o. by Benton. Z. Hit by pitcher
By Benton (AIurray). Wild pitch-Benton. Hits
on Benton. in innings; of Fromme, 1 in
inning. Umpires-Messrs Rigler. Finnerun
and Emslie. Time Of game hours aud o
minutes.
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II.
st. Louis. .......... q o 0-6
Philadelphia. ........ o o o o O5
Runs-Mowrey. Konetchy Smith (2l. Cakes.
Wingo. Paskert. Titus. $. Magee. Luderus. Doc
Doolan. Left on bases-St. Louis. Z; Philsdel-
phia, 8. Stolen bases-Mowrey. Ellis. Struck
out-By Geyer, q by Alexander. o. Double
play-Knabe and Luderus. First base errors
Philadelphia. 2. First base on balls-Of Willis.
/; Off Geyer. 81 of Alexander. 5. Hit by
pitcher-By Alexander CVile). Wild pitch
Alexander. Pitchers record-Of Willis. hits
and Ii times at bat in innings; OF Geyer. hits
and % times at bat in : % innings: of Sallee,
o hit and i time at bat in Is inning. I'm
pires-Messrs. Eason and tombstone. Time Of
game hours and 5 minutes.
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Boston. .......-..... = 2-S
Detroit ............. 2 o o o Ga
Runs scored-Hooper t2l. krug, Speaker
Lewis ~, Gardner. Nunamaker, Bush. Baumann,
Moriarty. Left bases-Bos ton. 10; Detroit,
s. Twobase hits-Hooper. Gardner Three-
base bit-Speaker. Sacrifice hits--wood. 2 Sac
dice ny-krug. Stolen bases--Hooper. krug.
Wagner. Struck out-By Wood. 4; by Works 8.
Bases on balls-Of Wood. 8; OF Works. T. I'm
pires-Mesrs. Hart and Connolly. Time OF
game hours and minutes.
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TRI-STATE LEAGIE.
VIRGINIA LEAGIJE.

AT Johnstown- Harrisburg. 3, Jamestown. ].
Al Trent0n-Lancaster, :. Trenton, g.
At Altoona-Iork, II; Altoona, ..
Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. j: Allentown .
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Magee of the Phillies has been playing
with a small bone In his hand broken.
Which puts Il up to the other hand TO do
most Of the work.
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ran.
Sixth race. three year-olds and upward: five
and a half furlongs-Deduction. 102 iFairbrotherl,
to 5. 1 to ) and out, won; Aviator. 106 Fer
gusonl, 3A to l. to ) and TO =, second ;
Smirk. ITO pickensl. 3h 10 I, q TO 3 and = to 3.
third. Time, Ito LIS. Profile, Fanchette and
Thedus also ran
Seventh race. three-year-olds and upward: mile
and a sixteenth-Lord Wells. Ill tBergenl, to
l, even and 10 2. won; Pedigree. los tMct ar
thy. Is TO ]. to 1 and to 1, second: Harvey
f.. los tRobertsonl, to 1, to ) and TO ).
third. Time, 1.57. Stairs Grania and Mollie
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Runs-Shotton, Fratt. Baker. Home run
Eskcr. Sacrifice hits-Laporte. Hogan, Nc
Iupes. Double play-Powell. Austin and Stovall.
I:ases balls-0n Morgan. .: off Powell, /.
struck out by Powell. g. by Morgan, A. Left
"a basas-St. I.ouls, 4: Philadelphia 3. I'm
ires-Messrs. Dineen and Perrine. Time of
camel hour and -, minutes.
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NATIONALS WIN
IN ONE INNING
the crowd arose and cheered him for hi
brilliant performance The score.

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Handicap Scores.

The following cards were turn in in the
handicap match at IS holes, medal play:
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EDDIE BROOKE BEST OF
MIDDLEATLANTIC GOLFERS

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that Moeller gets on and Foster does not
follow with some sort of hit Twice
today Moeller singled and Foster came
along with a single and q double This
Is wonderful pair of PLAYERS for that
inside stuff, and it would be hard blow
to the team If anything happened to sesa-
rate them. They seem to understand
each other thoroughly. and this is of the
greatest assistance 10 them, and of
course to the team.
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one of the most disastrout in the history
of the White Sox. Not only did they
lose four games on which they figured to
strengthen their lead. but Walsh was sus-
pended for five days. while Zeider was
injured running into Gandil. Today
johnson undoubtedly put Fournier out of
the running for while. for he probably
broke his arm when hit him with
fast ball in the ninth inning. Fourner
stayed on the bases during the inning,
but he was pale with pain and it seems
to be the general opinion that Johnson
broke his arm.