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The Washington herald., 1913-06-04
Main Event on Card
Easy for SWannanoa
Helen Barbee Odds-on Favorite, Gets Poor Ride and
IA to Shot Romps Away with the
Fourth Race at Louisville

Louisville, KY. June Storm somer-
saults were the feature of racing TINS
afternoon. The biggest upset of the day
came with the running of the fourth
ana feature event. IN when Helen Bar
bee ruled the odds-on favorite. She was
given the weirdest kind of a ride by
LOTUS, with the result that she finished
outside the money. The winner turned
up in Swannanoa. The latter tow-roped
the field from start to finish. with odds
OF II TO l going begging against her.
Another race that had all the ear
marks OF 'shoo-In" was the third, In
which Barbara Lane took down she
purse. Birdie Williams was much the
best. but she was so messed about by
Buxton that Barbara Lane was enabled
to come along in the last few strides
and win the race in clever fashion.
Costs. long shot from the spreckIes
barn, took down the purse in the open
ing dash. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Purse. $40; FIVE furiongs Costs.
ITO thirrhbauml. S3TO. won; LindsT. 10 lGrussl.
$50. second Old Trump. los CicCAbel. $50,
third. Time lo2 as. Elsndro. F. A. STONE. Banjo
Jim. Mack NeZ, Belize. Meshach, Bushy Head, and
Mockory also ran
SECOND RACE-P,rse. $50: six furiongs, De
tour. loi Buxton. $50. won: Eihelda. loi rTsa-
hanl, $40. second; DR. Waldo Briggs, los (Henryl
$50 third Time. IIL Gold Color Verona. Kitty
X, Nallo. DucheS Daffy. Pampines Tactics
VOLTS Baths. and Gasket also ran.
THIRD RACE-Purse. 500; five furlongs Bar
ham Lane, lis McCabel. $50, won: Birdie
Williams. lis CBuXtonj $50. second; Dainty
Mint. lis CMusgravsI $50 third Time. IA2
Hortense and Shelby Belle also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Handicap; purse $50: mile
and serenity yards Swannan1a los Martini So 90
won; Flora Fina. lOe CTaplin,. $40. second: Nor
ristown. 100 INleCsbel. s. So third. Time - IS
High Private. Helen BSrbee. and Coy Lad also
ran.
FIFTH RACE-Purss 500: six furIongs Samuel
r. Meyer. lo7 tBuKtonl SIO9 won; Sonoda I03
Martini, $50. Second; Presumption. lG (Henry).
s 10. third. Time ll2 IS. QuArtermaster Rolling
Stone. and Marjorie A also nan.
SIXTH RACE-SN fIrlonss. Charter l07 CBux-
toni. N.D won: Sir Marion. 10 tTaplinl El So
second: Volta. ~ CMcD0nAld SO third. Time
10. KEEL. Mnisant. Bobby Cook. CoIpsrtOwn
Helen Burnett John d. Wakefield. Transport and
Prospect also ran
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ROSEDALE Division
SCHOOLS Hold MEET
Pupils of Northeast Institutions Com
pete on Field and Traek-Wheat-
ley School Scores Most Points.
SEVERAL RECORDS ARE BROKEN

Eleven public schools competed this
afternoon for the cbann,orshin =, ,h0
" 'e
nosedaIe DIVISION. The Wheatley School
won srorire ,o,., -, .L.-.
VI Inn
Polhts- Inc Carberry School was second
with twentvaieb, no;,,. rh $50.
was
present 4 cleaner element of sportsma n
ship in this n,es, than ans, =, ,h. o,..-.
my VI '''e o'ei o
showing mat the boys are being mate
rally benefited hv thar .xno-,o,,,,
' eNpeiiei|ee'
The crowd that was present at today q
meet was even greater than any hereto
fore and the oficials noted with Meas
ure the applause which greeted every vic.
tor. Track events:
80 y.rd dash, R,--o- ,r,,. v
Ray Bradshaw. third, ''''' >
6OyGrd dash-H. Fowler. won: ]. Boswell. second
c Eichner. third.
'eSard dash-B. Grady. won; c. shrout. second
u; IN hieIey' third
II Ia ~, . 'lfS' ~on' Il DNi' second :;
ss6-ysrd rrI,y >, ro,,,d .,,..-p,o,r ST.,
Ray Bradshaw. c. Byrne, j 0Connor WaIi'In
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LOCAL BOXERS MEET
ORIOLE CITY STARS
Kid Egan and Young Britt Meet al
the Gayety Theater in
Baltimore.
GARDNER TACKLES WHITMAN

A card. which should create interest
in general among the boxing fans OF Bal
timore and Washington. is to be offered
by the new Sunset Athletic Club at the
Gayety Theater tonight in Baltimore.
Four bouts are down for decision; and
in each contest a local boy will be pitted
against a knight of fisticuffs from the
Monumental City. The headliner. of
course. will be the ffteen-round mill
between Young Britt and Kid Egan.
Next in Importance will come the semi
windup between Egan's brother Charley
and Knockout Johnny Daily, while Ford
Munger, who has not lost a decision
this season, will stack up against the
Country Kid, the popular local boxer.
Kid Whitman, the hard-hitting welter-
weight from East Baltimore. is to make
his first appearance since his meeting
with Knockout Brennan, OF Buffalo.
and his opponent on this occasion will
be Shanky Gardner, a shifty boxer, whom
Jerry Mccarthy. Tommy loves old man
ager, has under his wing. Gardner has
fought in Baltimore twice and made a
good impression. All of the local bat
tiers are training together, and
Carthy, who is supervising their prepa-
rations. promises to have them on edge
for hard battles.
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RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
Belmont Park.

FIRST RACE-Three-yesr-oldS and upward: sell
ING seven furlonsS. Ambrose. 100: MontreSsor lo2
Scallywag. 10: Lost Ball.. 100 Working LSd' lI3
Ella BDSon, ll3
SECOND RACE-Three- year-olds and upward
handicap one mile. Meridian. 49, Yankee No
tions. oi; Guy Fisher los: Light o My Life ZIG
Beauooup. 100; Bard Of HOPE, IS; Lohsngrin. IO5
Sam Jackson. 100; Breaker Boy 90 Also eligible
q. VI. Miller. 10: Star Bottle, 100: The Turk III;
Palanquin. s.: Colonel Holloway. q: Bob R., loi.
THIRD RACE Three-year olds and upward
selling: mile and Oneeighih. Daingerheid ls
Star Gaze. los; Beaucoup. lbs; Plant IS; Fl OrO
10; War Horn. ls.
FOURTH RACE-TEo-yesr-olds: Juvenile Stake
five furlOngs straight. Carl. liz: Gamer. IL; Fl
Biod. los; King Mcdowell. los; Master Joe. los;
Punch Bowl. liz; Fathom. lOS Uncle Nun, los
Black Broom. Id; Golden Chimes. liz
FIFTH RACE-Four-year-oldS and upward
steplechase; about two miles. Country Guy. IS;
Deirium I52: Adventures. 10; Nosesay I32; Bros
Sesu, l33; Rapid Flight, 10.
SIXTH RACE-Twoyear-olds: selling: Eve and
one half furlongs. straight. Odd Gross 100; Pm
waite Cheer 100; Fru1tier. los: Mordecai Us;
s'onehense. IO5; Lady Grant. los; Water Lady.
l6; Transformation los; Edna Leskl. lo5.
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KID EGAN MEETS BRITT
IN BALTIMORE TONIGHT

third Tine la IS. Ananeen. Oakley. Clan Al.
pane. Tender. and Burnt Candle also ran.
Third RACE-Purse. $50 added; three-year
oids and upward six firlcnss Bwzna Tumbo llO
surnsl, to $. won Superstition. I07 Turner, to
second; CHI Stream, lis u. wilson, Z 10 J.
ihird- Iime. las Is. Speaker Clark, yolI Three
Links. stTite, The Rump. Hayward Manheimer,
and Stentor also ran
FOURTH RACE-Windsnr Hotel Gun. 81 IN adj
uedi three-years- olds end upward: mile and an
elehth HorTUn. lis Turner. to 30 won; Bussin,
liv tsmalD to 9, second; Mediator I'D ICON
noIyl. % TO /. third Time, Isl Only three
starters
FIFTH RACE-Soo added sieeplechase: four
year-olds and upward: two and quarter miles Julia
Armour, 10 tDupeel, to I. won; Enniskillen l52
theatinzl. ) 10 2. second: Mystic Light Ia CHeth-
ennsfonl. TO ]. third. Time. ass The African,
JACK Dennerlin. Buckthofn. King Cash, and Wick
son also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Purss. $50 added: three-year-olds
and upward; SIX furlongS- SrelbOund liz tNyiIsonl
TO ]. won; Right Easy. lc5 Dernudei } to l.
second; Clothes Brush, s. Dreyerl Is to L third
Time. LIS Is. Ralph LLOYD Daisy Plat Anil
lncision. AmsTicis YORK Lad. Fair Godmo,her. Ion
Gull. Chemulrn Planter. McCreary Rye Straw AMI
Lord Wells aL-0 ran
SEVENTH RACE-Sos added: three-year-olds ard
upward; selling; one mile. PaIdner 10 tDsrcndsi
to ]. won: ToWton FicId. 10 wilson. : to l.
second: Grif. no Turner. TO l. third Time
lb Is PandOrina Blackfofd Adolante Esn.y
Hutchison. Merry Lad, sand Hog. and Bannhaid.
also ran.
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MISS HYDE'SLOSS IS
SURPRISE Of TOURNEY
Woman Golfer b Defeated by Miss
Marion Hollins in First Round Of
Play for Championship.
SIXTEENTH HOLE DECIDES GAME

| New York, June 3.-With the weather
and links ideal for golhng. Miss Marion
4 Hollins, Of Westbrook. Long Island, to-
\ day defeated Miss Lillian B. HYDE. a
| clubmate, up and to play. In the
first round of match play in the Women s
Metropolitan Golf championship tourna-
ment. The contest was staged at the
Nassau Country Club. where Miss HYDE
yesterday made new record and won
\ the medal round. Her elimination was
the sensation OF the day.
A large gallery had gathered to see
the two ladies meet. Miss Hollins last
year was runner up for the title and
her play was frequently applauded. Miss
Hollins was superior 10 her opponent in
putting. but their play was a tie on the
distance they got from the tee. At the
second, fifth, sixth, and eighth cups a
little bad luck made ii necessary for the
loser to make extra tries for the cup,
and this counted a great deal in the re-
suit. When the turn was reached. Miss
Hollins was up, but at the thirteenth
and fifteenth holes she was bunkered.
giving Miss Hyde her only chance to
catch up. The match was settled at the
sixteenth when Miss Hollins holed a six
foot putt for a four and Miss Hyde
missed her try.
Another match which attracted at
tention was that of Miss Georgianna NJ.
Bishop, of Brooklyn, Conn. the erstwhile
holder of the National and Metropolitan
honors, against Mrs. NJ. d. Patterson. OF
Englewood. Miss Bishop won easily. 5
up and to play. The other matches
resulted:
Mrs. H. r. Whitney defeated Mrs
William Cnivers, up and / to play
Mrs. Russin won from Mrs. d. G.
Geddes, 3 up and to play.
Mrs. W. J. Faith beat Mrs. A. L. Calm.
) up and to play.
Mrs. Lawrence Swift defeated Mrs. c.
w. Redigs, ! up nineteen holes).
Mrs. Isaac Harter beat Mrs E. T
Benjamin. ) up and / to play.
Mrs. 5. A. Herzog beat Mrs. II. Blumen-
thai nm and I ~ pIay
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Montreal.

FIRST RACE-s5e added: twoyear-olds. mad
ems; four and half furlongS Scarlet Letter. lS
Peacock. los; Petty Regain, III; Laura, Ill: Dolly
Waters. Ill; Fuzzy Wuzzy. ia; Diamond Cluster.
los; Transcina. les; Tempest, Ill; John Marshall,
Ill; Kettle Drum. H.
SECOND RACE-s5Oo added: Canadian bred: two
yearold msidens; four and half furlonss. Irish Har-
mony' los; SiuSin.' loe; Corn Broom los: Cobourg
Bell. 100; Old Reliable, liz; Boozer, IL
THIRD RACE-se0 added; handicap; three-yeIr-
olds and upward; six furlongs. Chuckes. 20; Carl
ton G.. los; Hoffman. los; Upright, Ne: F1aboersas''
les; Sherwood ll6
FOURTH RACE-ssm added: Canadian breds;
handicap three-year-olds and upward; one mile
Magpie 70; Lindesta. So Amberite, lo2; Calumny,
lo3 Capersauce. Il2; Harock III.
FIFTH RACE-sO added: stesplechase; four-yeAr-
Odds and upward: about two miles. Bally Hack, lo;
Young Morpheus, l2e; Or. Heard. lS: Lucola, lfs;
Lampblack. l4: Bonte. 80: Gun Cotton. III.
SIXTH RACE-s50o added; three-year-olds and up
ward selling: six furlongs- Ardelon,' s.: Coear
d'Alene, lol; Nimbus, IG; Lord wells,' los: Fros
IL; Magazine. 1le. Brynary. 1o; Fred Levy, los:
Thrifty, los: Cesgroye, liz: Chuckles. lis.
SEVENTH RACE-$50o added; three year-ods and
upward; selling; mile and eighth. Big Dipper
IS: Barn Dance l0l; Lad ef Langden, loe; Guilty
hunk, 100: L. VI. Eckert. 100; Naughty Lad, III
Mimesis, IS; Lack Lexon,. lol; Eddie Graney. io !
Back Stairs 100; Apiaster.. 100; Efendi ID.
Apprentice allowance claimed
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AMATEUR LEAGUES.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Capital City League-Waverly, g.
Southlands. 0. ForfeitedD.
Central Lea gue-Printers, 4; Twining .
Department League-Agriculture. 8; In.
terror. Z.
Federal. League-Petworth. S: Pension
Bureau, 0.
E. Washington S. S. League-Ninth. S;
p r. A (. 7. = NJ. C. A. League-Express-
men, 4: Southern. g.
Northwest S. S. League-Fourth, 8;
treasury League-c. of Cy,. s: Fed
erals, :.
Southeastern League-MOhawks. :;
Marquette Lcague-Naval Medicos, Z;
Holy Name, ..
GAMES TODAY.
Capital City League-CorneIl vs. Bank
ers.
Central Leasue-Northern VS.. G. P. o..
Departmental League-War VS.. Inter
state.
Federal League-Stantons VS.. Takoma
f. Washington S. S. League-Reforma-
ton VS.. Brethren.
sd r; R; Y. N, A. League-station VS.,
Northwest s. S. League-Calvary VS..
Whitney
Southeastern League-Mohawks VS..
Western Bucks.
Treasury League-Civil Service VS..
Interstate.
Marquette League-St Joseph vs.. st.
Stephen.
Potomac League-oxon Hill VS.. Steel
Plant
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Louisville.

FIRST RACE-seIlins: twoyesr-old FLIES; fv'
furlonss. Rose Ring 90; woof IS; Ada KENNEDY
%: Ovation. Is; Caution loo: Edith w. 100
Frances NJ. lo3; Ave. lo3: Rosa Mundi, los; Mis-,
ChsrcOt los; Ada Jog: Lady Innocence, lo6
SECOND RACE-Selling: thres-year-olds and up
ward; six furiongs- kfva. %; Theresa Gill, 81 Cog,
lOl: The Grader. lol; Mack b. Eubanks, loi
DuqueSne los; Chsputepec, lo7.
THIRD RACE-Allowances; two-year-olds; five
furlongs. Brigs Brother 100; Bandit, 100; Roamer.
100; Old Rosebud, lis; Little Nephew. lis.
FOURTH RACE-Selling; Speculation Stakes
mile and 4 sixteenth. Benanet,. S.; Star Jasmine,
%; Gay Bird, los; Captain Bravo. lN; Milton B.,
los; White Wool los; Edda. loe; Princess Galway.
liz; Hamilton. lis: Melton Street, Ia Edda and
Hamilton, J. W. Schorr entry.
FIFTH RACE-Selling; three-year-olds and up
ward; six furlongs. Chinook. IS; Wave Ring, ":
Automatic. lO2; Henry Rite los: Cash on De
livery lOi; Winning Witch, los; Amoret. IDS; Mer-
rick u.s.
Sixth RACE-SeIling; three-yearolds: mile and
seventy yards Billy Holder, los: BaIy She, lo5:
Jacob Bum. los; Carpathia. lG5; Harry Lauder.
l67; Al Bloch no.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather cloudy; track slow.
The Washington herald., 1913-06-04

Chattanooga, Tenn. June 2-Jimmie
Gillespie, third baseman of the local
club. is in a critical condition tonight.
having been struck on the head by a
ball thrown by Pitcher Hardgrove, of
the Birmingham club, this afternoon.
Physicians declare GiIlespfes skull Is
fractured. He played last year with
Providence.
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Towers. 10; Brent, s.

Runs-San FI!Ipo. Rsinolds Montgomery -.
Pellet. B-lanon -. Clark Murray. whale 81
Dran ~. AEncw ~, BauEhton Finch 81. First
base by erTnTs-BreUt 6. Towers . Lift on hases-
Brent. =: Towers. L. First base on balls-Of
Ryan. s; of Finch. 6. Struck out-By Ryan. Q;
bv Finch. = Home nms-Pellct Daughton. Dean.
AEncW. ThIee-hase hTts-Viiale Finch. Two-has e
hft--Moutg5mery Ryan Murray. Sacrifice hit
san Filipo. Stolen hascs-Smith. Evans Murray
e. HANDY 49,. Hastings e. Agnew. Hit by pitcher
BY RYAN WillinGham. DEAN. Wild pitches
Ryan I: Finch. } Passed bAs-Eyans. g. Murray
; Umnirc-Mr. Wood. Time Of game-I hour and
s. minutes.
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C. of c., s: Federals, z.

Runs-Dailey. Honan. Powell Cp. Git. Gross.
Annon. Nose -. Evans Beard. Nettikoren. Stiles.
Mckillan. Earned runs-Conptroller II Currency
8; Feierak. s. First base by errurs-Comrtruller Of
Currency. ?: Federals. = First base on baIls-or
Powell /; of Vnse |. Hits made-Or Powell Il;
of VoSe. 70 struck out-By Powell. II: by yo~e
Thrse-baSe hit-Annon. Twc-base hits-O'Meara
Beard. NetfiEoren Evans. Stolen bascs-Honan C2i
Powell %. O'Mesa ~. Stiles -. Passed balls
OMesra r.. NettikoTsn. !. Umrire-Mr Markle
Time Of game-I hour and % minutes
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MONTREAL RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Purse. 500 tEo-ypar- olds: Ave fur
longs Lyric Muse, lS tNIontOurl. To l. won
Louise TraTers. 10 tGunnl. s to l. second: W
Wadden. lis tnrrnsri. Il 10 TO- third. Time lN2 IS
Cannock. Parcel PCst. and Single also nan.
SECOND RACE-s50 added: Canadian owned
threc-yeArolds and upward; mile. Ia Nun DN
iMontourl. 10 10 /, won; Colston. l0l Turner,
TO . second: Black River o (Scharfi y to l,
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Printers, 4; Twining, 2.

Runs-Goucher ~. Suess O'Reily McLsney
First base by errors-Prnters. 2: Twinins, l. Lett
on bases-Printes, Z; Twining. S Fist base on
balls-Of Weaver, J; OF Prefer. 5. Struck out-By
Weaver, 10; by Prefer, g. Balk-Piefer. Two-bas,
hit-sproesser. Sacrifice hy-Mckay. Stolen bases
-Goucher c2l. Thornberg. Sues, Mckay. OReily
~. McLarney. Hit by pitcher-By Weaver to'ReilyJ
Wild pitch-Peifer Passed ball-Sheridan. I'm
pire-Mr. Handiboe Time Of game-l hour and a
tnirf,tes
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Fourth. g: Emmanuel, 5.

RUns-J. Simpson. Thompson, Gessforl RI
Yerkes. Dampier. Macintosh 49, Puuiy Whpp
C2D. Winstead ~. First bsse by trrurs-Immanucl
/: Fourth, l. Left on hases-Immanuel (: Fourth
S. First base balls-Of Yerkes, !; of Winstead
? Innings ritched-By Ierkos 23 iicssford ~
Hits made-0f YeEkes. 10; Of Gessford. = Struck
u'It-By YerSes Z; BY GessfCTd. ! by Winstpad
Three-base hits-Yerkes PTIrdy. Two-base hits
Purdy Gessford. Sacrifice HIT. Simpson. Stolen
hases-BOwen ~. ThcmI.on. Mcintosh N
Simpson, MARROW. Hit by ritcher-By Yerkes
Purdy Hoffman,. Passed ball-Thompson. I'm
rire-Mr. Haas Time Of game-l hour and 30
minutes
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Runs-Taylor. Bryan, BabbinEton. Murphy IN,
Carroll Bailey. TorTey. EidsneSs Tansn Connorer
t2l Shalin Fisher Kirk ~. First hase on errors
Interior .: Agriculture. Left on bases-lnteriur
:: Agriculture, I. First base on balls-of Gray,
:; of F1annery. 2; Eidsness Innings pitched
By Gray 2; By Flannsry. Z. Hits made-0f Gray,
); F1annerN s. Struck out-By Gray, q by F1an-
merry. :: Eidsness s Three-base hits-Murphy
BAILEY TwO-base hts-Byan, Kirk. Sacrifice fy-
Bailey Stolen bases-Taylor ~, Torrey Kirk CO.
BRYAN. CnnnoTEr I2l, TansiIl ~. Hit by pitcher
BY Flannery TorTeyl. Wild pitch-F1annery
Passed baIls-Babhington, McGraft- Umpire-Mr
Hughes. Time Of game hours.
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Ninth, 6: st. Agnes. 4.

Euus-MiIler Claude Fraser. Thompson. Cassidy.
WsItrrs Rounrrce -, Molcland. c. BROOKE % n.
I'll Lrf 81 h1se--~t A-ce-. :. Ninth Frs
la>c m halIs-OF Bell ;: of Herrell > Innings
Iirrhed-By Slater. ~ HeiTrIl 8 Hits madf-Of
Slater >: a Her-eU . Struck out-Ry Bell. I3;
Nv Herren { Three-haye hit. BrOome. Claude.
T7lcmI>on NoTclaud. Fraser Two-hase hits
Giovanet'i H06-~ 9. Rroome. BroOmc Sac
risoe hir~-WaIrrrs R~uutre,. Stolen baECs-NIille
Egi-Gts Flester. HIT h ptch~r-By Slater &C.
Rrrn7nsl. Wild ritche~-Beu. Slater Passed ball
Fraser Ucpire-Mr Jaeschke. Time Of game
hour and 20 minute
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Issue. srceping Den.

The fast Eastern Athletic Club base
bali team wishes to book games with
teams of the District. Virginia, ard
Maryland. This club averages eighteen
to nineteen years, but bars no amateur
teams. Sunday games are preferred. Ad-
dress all communications to Charles
Henley, manager, 1916 Half Street South
east .-
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Mohawks, z: Avondales, 6.

Runs-August, keyser. Taylor. Durlty. Hardin,
Williams, Deakin, Hayden. Lehman IN, Burrs
Weaver, Denham. Earned rrmS-ATondAlcs, /: No
hawks. I. First base by errurs-Avondale. 4: No
hawks. s. Left on bsses-Avondale. ): MohaNks. s
First base on balIs-Of Hardin ) Struck out
BY Hardin. s: BY Lanigan, Three-base hit
TAYLOR, HAYDEN. Two-hase hits-TaylOr, Duri.y,
Deakin. Spauding Stolen haseS-TAyIor. Lehman
a. Weaver ~. Lanigan. D,nham Double play
Durity to KeyScr 10 Murphy; Murphy unASsisted
Hit by pitcher-By Hardin Denham and LanI-
gam. Passed ballS-Keyser. Umpre-Mr. Small
Time Of game hour and 3 minutes.
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BIG TINE FOR ALL.
Soccer Football Team Holds An.
nual Banguet Tomorrow.

On next Thursday evening at the Hotel
Coldenstroth there will be banquet
given by the successful Washington
Soccer Football Club and those who
are their guests.
President Rose has invited a number of
prominent speakers to be present on this
occasion. and it promises to be one that
will be long remembered.
While 1t has been quite hard to inocu-
late the general public to the idea of
soccer football, the spectators at the
game shat have been played seemed ia
vorably impressed, and II is quite certain
that soccer will be an established feature
as winter sport hereafter.
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Thompson Nidgcts Win.

The Thompson Midgets won a twelve
inning. exciting battle from the Columbia
Juniors yesterday. II to 16. The fielding
of Gold and the batting of Hams, Fer
goler, and Enrich were the features.
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s : :ssss! s. Amateur Sport News and Races
WILL TRAIN AT CAMP.

tnpf. CosteII0, ~ 6eorRetoWh, VIII
work mt Minnesota Resort.
Harry Costello. captain of the 1915
Georgetown University football team.
will leave Washington within the next
week for Camp Mishawaka. near Grand
Rapids, MINI. George Green. athletic
coach at the National Cathedral School
for Boys, will again have big camp on
Lake Mishawaka, and Costello will go
with him to get in shape for football.
While at the camp baseball. fishing.
running, swimming. and kicking will con-
stitute Costello's athletic menu. When he
returns to college this fall the famous
drop kicker should be ready to start
work with a will.
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Expressmen, 4: Southern, 3.

Runs-Gervery, Riddle, Lancas, Stewart. Gibson.
Peck, Jackson. First base by errors-EIpressmsn.
2; Southern, . Left on bases-Expressmen, &;
Southern, & First base balls-Of Buriey. ;;
of Maxwell l. Struck out-By Burley q: by Max
well, 10. Stolen bases-Peck, Harvey 81. Gsrvery,
Riddle t2l, Platz, Mods. Double plays-Gerrery N
Daily; Hohrnner to Daily to Holbruner Passed
halls-PlatZ, Peck (2j. Umpre-Mr. Handiboe.
Time Of game-l hour and 70 minutes
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Petwortk, g.: Pension Bureau, 0.

ETTs-S5iiZ. FiinHs o.. Brown. Fagne. CIaytOn.
EarErtte LIFT on bases -PctwnTIh. s; Pension BIZ
rrau. 3 FIrst base n balls-OF Chrisman. .: off
RrJsn, J. Innings uitched-By ChriSman, l-5; ny
W Ferguson. l -. HIT, made-Of Chrisman. %
S'7rrk BY Chr:sman. I; by Brown ) Hone
rm-Seity. Two base hits-BrOwn C2l. Fague. Clay
;ou Stolen hsses-Seit=. Hines ~, Plunkctt t21.
RaGEette. Double rlays-Hres 20 Plunkstt to
Facue Hit by pitcher-By Chrismsn Pluukettl.
Wi'd Tirch-Chrisman. Passed balls-Heston 10,
JOKES Umpire-NIr. Jenkins Time Of game-l hour
and ~ minutes
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Reformation. IL; St. Mary's. 5.

Runs-Msttingy. Simms o., Boand ~. Brady
~. Howard. Greevy. Newman, Newsent ~. Mur-
ply C2l. Jones. Earned runs-Reformation, 6: ST.
Mary's. 2 First base BY erTors-Reformaticn. l.
Left on hases-Rcfcrmation. L. St Mary's, ) First
base on haIls-Of Newman. 5; Of Theimer. 5 Struck
out-By Newman 10: Theimer. 4 Two-baSs hits
Sinms, Boland. Murphy. Stolen bases-Simms IT,
Murphy. Greery. Newgsnt. Double plsys-Simms to
Howard, Newman TO Howard Hit by pitcher
By Theimer, 2 Umpires-Messrs. Cox and Smoot
Time of camel hour and 20 minutes. Attend
ance-5E.
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Naval Medicos. z: Holy Name, 2.

Rurs- Kirkely Mulroe. Seybold, Boswell. Gray
son g. Bender. Burton. johnson. First base on
eFrnrs-Holy Name. /: Naval MelicuS. = Left on
ha-es-Holy Name 5: Naval NCdcos } First
ha-e IN hall--pT Norr. 2: 81 Roswell. 1. Strrlcs
Rv NoIs. 5; by Boswell. l. Twohase hit
Boswell. Stolen hlseS-Mulrpe 81. Kirkely ~.
Humes. Seybold Grayson. johnson. Burton Ben
der Double play-Nolan to Humes. Hit by
pi,cher-By Nops iSeyboldl. Wild pitch-Nops
Passed baIl-Humes. Tmnire-Mr. Norris Tine Of
game-l hour and % minutes.
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RUns-Cash a. Flood. ORle Cg, Hanley ~,
keraus e. ,Luca, Home run-Heckmsn. Three ba e
hr-Cash Stolen haSs-Lucas. Hanlsy ~. Ions.
RuE. Tucker Double plays-L0ns 10 Keraus 10
Hanley %. Struck out-By Hickman 2: by BsalI.
;: fy Ruiz. Umpire-Mr Anderson Time Of
Eame-l hour and 50 minutes
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St. Paul, 8, Bethany. &

Runs-'i. Coe, McDeritt. Rock Cramer, L. Coe
c Coo t2l. Sewers, Weadon. Slfcrs C2 Emmert
Counciior Stevenson. Daley. Kerfer Grisso-n
Base on halls-Of Myers. 3: of Sheer . Twobase
hit-Weadon. Three-hase hit-Sifers Double pIay
-Grissom 10 Councillor Struck out-By Myers. 4:
by Slicer, 2 Umpire-Mr Mertz
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Red Crews Practice.

Red Top. Conn. June 3-The Harvard
crews were all out for a short time this
morning and coached by Jim Wray in
dividually, but the varsity was not in the
regular order. owing TO the detention
Of two of the men at examinations.