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mar eins quite, Die 3uiabr nur mabia unb bic
Preiie ftetis bis itarf.
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81 .00--3.75, Sabrlinee So. .Oo---6 90.
gimmer. Grtra s7.8o-S.O0, CUTE bis
auserlsiens 81 .50--7 80, oroiudre bes quite
$5.O0--7.25, gsidoreue s6 0o--7oO, Erlbs
iabrs s9Gnmer $9.00--l250.
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DO. su sl4.75--l5OO, 30. Soutberu uno
Ro SoHtberH ioit su Sl5.0O-l5.50.
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Gbteaao, 25. Mdr, 1912.

Rtubpieh. - 8esbes S.. .25-8.75, 9sras
Stiere 81 .50-5.S5, pedIid)s Stisre S.. TO-
6.s5, Stoters uub Seeoer5 s4.25-6.50
stuhs unb 5ciiers 81 40--670, sIlbsr S. so
800 Tlartt ftstig bis tart.
9 e.-eeihts 81 90 - 755, qe'
mifate 81 20 - 7.55, iapers $7.20-7 So,
taubs $7.2o-730 8ertd $5.l0-7.O0,
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laugiam uno l0-l5e nieoriaer.
3ufuhr Rnbhieb 1000, Sdreins
5000, Shais uuo sdmmer $1,000.
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unb iiHer gehsilt.
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WD,,t Welbntartte.
sinsinnati, rs. Mars, 1912.

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lie Wanlem iparen heuie sitmIiA tart be.
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40 8IS--4E ausaeiisbtn unb Wsfddftspa-
pisrr purssn ~ $685. cisioutirt. lie
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Yferbe ititD Nytamteiel.
Cincinnati, IS. Rar,, 1871

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b.-1ie Gahfrage mar beute
cine rsft quite unp Die Srsiis eiuas bober.-
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ter aahiraat.
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abtr iislsu etipas.
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eiueinnati, 25. Wir,.
3uiuhr uno 8eriaubt pahrrnS Der eerfiois
isHeH 8ohs, oerglihen nit Den poybergebsn-
ben = gSpd,eu mlrcu pie folut.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-26

3aiubr uno 8srianbt pdbrtno Der oeriioi,
ieneu ~ StuHbsa, neraIitsu nit oerisIbsu
3sit III Der osrsauesusn sSots lparsu ME
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-26
@ histn.

Der Tartt mar it.tis. Berfauft murbsn:
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-09
WARRENTONH HORSE
SHOW IN AUGUST
Indications Point to Greatest
Exhibition Ever Held-Hun-
dreds of Entries.

Warrenton. Va. June S.-The War
renton Horse She which Will take
place on August 21s22 this year. will
be the fourteenth annual exhibit. This
show is : the lastf,.il, the Virginia
circuit, and is we'll entitled to the old
adage. last but not least" While the
Virginia circuit shows varies little.
the warrenton show claims justly a
certain individuality In It's production
in many ways. Tho grounds and ring
are second to none in the State. In
association but two or possibly three
exhibitions have been attended with
unfavorable weather conditions.
The patronage for the two days for
many years has reached from 5000
TO 10000 visitors from all over the
country. The grandstand and boxes
guished visitors of note. while the
standard of entries is always excellent.
The exhibition OF 1912 will prove
without question one OF the greatest
open air shows of America. The Of
ficers for the coming show are w.
Colder Davis. president: T. r. Satterlee.
secretary; Amos f. Payne. treasurer.
Johnson, who for q number OF years
acted as assistant manager to the late
c. w. Smith. and since his death has
been manager of the Warrenton and
several other Virginia shows, is ac-
knowledged one of the best officers In
the country.
The entry list will reach 500 ami
mails, from all over the country. Be
sides tho usual cash and ribbon prizes.
r number OF special cups and awards
will be ofrered-among which are tho
Robin Adair cup, offered the winner
in the pony saddle class. by Mrs. Blair
Johnson; plato offered anonymously
for the winner of the blue ribbon In
the polo pony class; the charger class
fer the cup donated by the United
States Army: the c. w. Smith me-
mortal plate. for the class OF Corin-
THAN hunters. besides other private
donations, which have not been made
public at this time
The Judges for the show have been
selected among the authorities" of
these sports. and Judging from the
former years, their decisions will
prove az fair and popular as ever The
two days exhibition will contain over
nifty classes. which ale all filling
rapidly, Some OF tho jumping classes
VIII have over forty entries, The hnr-
ness classes OF the Warrenton shows
arc always feature. The greatest
interest Is constantly shown in the
breeding classes. and many local OK
hibitors are entered In these classes
with their famous horses. Every ac-
commodation is offered by the War
rcnton Association to the patrons and
visitors. Ample stable and paddock
room has been provided for the ex-
hibltors. and the visitors coming toI
Warrenton can find accomm odations
IA oh No NTr Got
With favorable weather conditions.
the Warrenton Horse Show for 1921
Will be record brAaker--both for on
tries and attendance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-09
BLUEF|ELD GETS
WILLIE CLUB
Virginia League Magnates De-
eide to Admit Western City
Under Certain Conditions.

Blueneld. W. Va, IS now member
OF what will ib,a known ofilcielly as
the Virginia League rhe detection Of
Danvllls put the question straight ny
to tina mdgnGtes, and the selection was
between suffolk and the western city.
Suffolk absolutely infused q LiSn chise
with Ieod,nolOc and Lyllcll5 llrly as mem
beers OF the leATue. Blueiield offered
to put UP S6.0o0 in cash as guarantee
that 1t would finish tho season. and,
in addition offered Il guarantees to each
Of tho clubs OF 5000 for Sefies of
three games. This, according to those
who know. will pay all expenses and
leaves u small sum to the good.
Trouble has been brewing for some
time, and 1t was known that Danvllle
would drop out. The moguIs feel that
they have Inasho wise sol ectIon and
THAT the league is now ON a fair road
to siicccs S.. The Offer of Biueield was
Confirmed over long Distance telephone,
md Elliott. OF Roanoke. and president
Boatwright wore appointed a commit
h:'e to draw rp an agreement ennbody-
Ing all Of the propositions made by
the western town.
Three games had been scheduled be,
tween Dnnyilis and PORTSMOUTH, at
Danville Tor Monday. Tuesday and
"Wednesday. Those games Will be
played in Portsmouth. otter which
Btnetield will take UP thu schedule
lust as II was laid down by che To-
oacco CITY. Evtrybody Is as we'll sat
tsfied as conditions Will admit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-09
TENNIS TOURNEY
STARTS MONDAY
All Preparations Complete, and
Many OF Those Entered
Have Arrived.

Tennis enthusiasts will attract con-
siderable attention in Richmond this
week. The eighth annual Old Domin-
Monday. and among the contestants
will be found the very best perform
ers in the United States. The prizes
consist Of the Hermitage cups,
which must be won three years in
addition there are other prizes well
" orth the effort to win.
Inaugurated In 1905 by the Hermit
age Golf Club. in order to provide u
convenient meeting point. at an at
tractive season of the year. for play
crs from the North and South. this
tournament has come to be one of the
biggest In the country. Last year the
tournament, by agreement, was trans
ferred to the Country Club OF Vir-
sinia. because of it's greater facilities
for the entertainment If visitors. The
Country Club fully maintained the
high standard set by the Hermitage,
both as regards the character and
size of the tournament and the enter
tainment of the visitors.
Pcll Holds Cup.
The Hermitage challenge cup is now
held by Theodore Roosevelt Pell. of
New York. IT has also been Won
twice by Fred Pollard. of Richmond.
and r. III. Palmer. of New Jersey. and
once each by Richard Hooper. of Mass
achusetts. and r. l. James. of Penn
sylvania. The Hermitage cup in wo-
mems singles is held by Mrs. Willard
Il. Sullivan, OF Birmingham, Ala.
The Hermitage cups in mems dou-
hles is held by wylie c. Grant and
Theodore Roosevelt Fell. also the
(Continued on Second PAGE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-09
MEET WITNESSED
BY GREAT CROWD
Performances of Many of the
Athletes Are Highly Spectacu-
lar, and Lead to Belief That
They Will Capture Many
Events at Stock
holm.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.

Cambridge. Mass. June s-Three
worlds records We're lowered and an
other twice equaled in the strenuous
competitions for places on the Amer
lean team destined to carry off the
laurels at the Olympic games in
Sweden. In addition. the largest crowd
that ever paid TO see athletic contests
In this country flocked to tho perfect
ly appointed Harvard stadium to cheer
the victors and condole with the de-
feated.
Under the simple term of try-outs,
with diploma as the only Immediate
reward of victory, tho meeting de-
veloped into a series. OF contests that
will remain green in the memory of
all followers of manly sports for
many years. Should the West and
Pacific coast produce only half as
many great performers as to-day's
contests here. America will come near
er sweeping the boards at Stockholm
than she has in any OF the previous
successful ventures in the competi
lions open and patronized by every
athletic nation in the world.
Only a week ago, spectators at the
intercollegiate games, gazed open
mouthed with establishment. when
Gardner. of Yale. cleared 10
feet / inch in the pole vault. To-day
marc ,. wright, OF .Dartm outb, soar
ed over the bar at the height of 10
feet Ia inches and volplaned TO
earth with the cheers of i 5000 people
ringing In his ears.
Abel r. Kiviat. the young Staten
islander who has twice successfully
attacked the 1.500-metrc record, again
lowered the mark. clipping full sec
ond from the time of minute sc A. 5
seconds. that he. made at Celtic Park
last Sunday. Klviat was pushed to
his utmost speed to defeat another
collegian. N. S. Taber, OF Brown Uni
versity.
Besides seeing the record lowered
twice. the 100 metres provided the SEN
sational upset of the day, when II. +.
Drew. colored student of the Spring
field High School. finished in front of
Ralph Craig. the former Michigan man,
who was supposed to stand alone as
Americas greatest sprinter. Craig
cqualed the worlds record of 10 As
seconds In his trial heat, and the dusky
Springfield youth accomplished the
same time when no showed his heels to
the Detroit tl!ef in the final.
w. J. Kramer, the sturdy Long Island
Athletic Club distance runner, who
took tho measure OF Louis Scott, the
Paterson record -breaker. last Sunday,
set up "a few record Tor himself when
lcontlnued on Second Paso.l
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PETERSBURG Wins
thinning GAME
Both Pitchers in Fine Shape, and
Contest Marked by Sensa-
tional Fielding.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.I

Petersburg. Va, June S.--The Cha mps
and ex-Champs gave one of the best
exhibitions of bail playing this after
noon that has been seen in Peters
burg this season. Both teams made
the same number OF hits and errors.
Creiger. for the Champs, and Perry
man. for the ex-Champs. pitched fine
ball. but Creiger had the better of
the battle, as he was steadier. ind at
critical points he was invincible. Both
pitchers telded their positions SPLEEN
did!y, Creiger having nine assists With
out an error, and Perryman seven
chances. on one of which he made an
error. The game lasted for twelve in
nings and WAS marked by sensational
fielding. The eX-Champs made all
their runs in the fourth inning on a
base on balls. an error BY simmons
and single by Hudgins and Titlow's
two Dagger. The Champs scored a
run in each. the fourth. sixth and
seventh innings, and the winning run
in the twelfth on Eicnpergers single,
Buech's sacrifice. Spencer's sacrifice
fly and Howedeirs single. The score:
at ergh
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INTERNATIONAL. LEAGUE

AT Baltimore: First game-Balti-
more. z; Newark. 2. Second game-Bal-
timore. 6; Newark, 5.
dence. 2;Jersey City. s. Second game
Providence, IL: Jersey City. g.
At Rochester; First game--Roches-
ter, 8; Buffalo. 3D. Second gamo---
Rochester. 8; Buffalo. Q.
At Toronto; First gamc-Toronto.
3 Montreal, 9. Second Fame Toronto,
Il Montreal 8. s{s
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STANDING OF TIE clubs.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
No games scheduled.
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GAME GIVEN AWAY
BY SHIPBU|LDERS
Booted Grounder and Wild
Throw Bring Victory to
Norfolk Team.
Especial TO The Times Dlapatch. ]

~ Especial to The Times Diapatch.l
Newport News. Va. June S.-After
having the game won, the Shipbuild-
ers-. presented the victory to Norfolk
to-day by. the score of 4 to 3. a booted
grounder with two on and a wild
heaye giving tho Tars two runs and
enough to win. Score: 81
-, -. z
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CAROLINA ASSOCIATION

At winston Salem: winston salem,
5; Spartanburg, g.
At Anderson: Anderson. q; Green's
At Charlotte: First game-charlotte
8; Greenville. q. Second game-Char-
lotte, 2; Greenville g. u -4ai
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

: :. At &c, Columbus: Columbus. 8; Min
"a, Al louisville: Louisville. 0; kansas
At Toledo: Toledo. a; St. Paul. 8 40
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NUrioIk .......... 0 D o 10 d
Summary: Runs-Spiccr. Pleiss,
Oylcr. BIgbie. Hinton. Wilson, Staub.
Two base hits--Pleiss. Hinton (2).
Stolen bases-Oyler Dodge. Wilson.
Sacrifice hibtss.,,sSIp1iieer,o Kellsr t2l,.
Base on balls-Off Miller, 2: off
Woods. 2. First base on errors-New-
port News, l Norfolk. 1. Left on
bases-Newport News, 4; Norfolk L.
Umpire-Black. Time OF game-1:25.
Attendance-1.0 600.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

leans,s7 go - =
At Chattanooga; Chattanooga, 3;
At Nashville: Nashville, /; 4 Birming-
AZ Mspp Ais !: Memphis. s; Noble. ..