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TORONTO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Rous Plate: three-ear-olds and up
ward; selling; &M added; six furiongk Kay
deruseros, lo7 Watts, $iH. s7s slS1. won; Cen
taurer, % tMartin) $50. $50. second; RsauirAm.
@ tsmythel: $50. third. Iine. ia DaiS Platt'
Montagnie Dr.. Meet, Bernadette. Dicks Pet. Sree-
land. Salesia Merry Lad. Harvester Queen snd
Isabelle Case also ran.
SECOND RACE-Bendigo Plate: two-year-oids:
500 added; -four and onehaN furionz- Crystal. 100
tsmythe). 500. S.sD. Np. won: Ethan Allen. 100
Burnsb. $50. .. second: Ormrlu. 10 frspatn,
ED, third. Time oA "a King Hamburg. Jd-
THIRD RAcE-Breeders' Stake: threeyearolds
and upward foaled in Canada: 5000 added; one
mile and a furioug Bee Hive. ID Peak1. $50. out,
won; yaststio liz tTzplinl. out, secoDd Sea Lord.
IL Burns, out, third. Time, is S. Old Relia-
be and Beau Cheval also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Four-year-olds and upward; one
and a quarter miles. Trapeleum. l5s tMr. r. X.
Hodgeson) $50. SO. $40 won: Queen San. 80
Mr. n. Davies. $50. $40. second: Biberry. l6o
Mr. L. Hollandl 2 %. third. Time. 2:l5 IS. Fair
Annie, Beware. Onaping Hydra, Della Strome
and Hickory Stick also ran. Coupled
FIFTH -steeplechase: four-year-olds and
upward: two miles. Hands An Around, Us Ryan).
so 10 5000 SOLO, won: Tom Horn. 10 (WilsouJ.
$50 Aso. second; Bill Andrews. ls tsimpson).
SO TO- third. Time 40T 80. tErton. tRhomb. BDn-
down and Promoter also ran Coupled Occupied.
SIXTH RACE-Three-year-olds and upward: SELL
ing: six furionss. steilats. lo lMillerl, MS.
Nl9 $50 won; Colors IS tR. Shillinsl. s, $40.
second: Laura, los tClaverl. $50. third. Time.
lib rs Monst-one, Bundle Of Rags. Stucco and
Rustling brass also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Three-y year-olds and upward:
selling; one and one-sxteenth miles. The Rump.
liz wattsl. SO. s., g. won: Buzz Around. 30
tsmythe), $50. $50. second; Sherlock Holmes. ia
Garter. $40 third. Time, l?ss IS Dick Dead
wood Rey, Uncle Ben DR.. r. L. Swaringer. Love
Day, Tnto. Snow Flakes and Husky Lad also ran.
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COOKE SCHOOL WINS
FIRST PLACE IN MEET
Johnson School Second in Noun,
Pleasant Division Championships
at Horse Show Grounds.

The Cooke School. of the Mount Pleas
ant division. won first place in the divi-
sion championship athletic meet held yes
terday at the National Capital Horse
Show Grounds. with a total of AZ points;
johnson. second. with 81 points. and Nor
gan. third. with Is points. There were
more entries in this division than in any
other division and the attendance was
unusually large Summary:
0yard dssh-s. Able won; II. Dab, second; Z.
Dunlop. third
seyard dash-H. Smith won; n. Leese second; ].
rrimble third
O.ysrd dash-E. Trench won; H. Bien, second
y. Weeks third
loo,y.rd da.h-F. Dsiey won; B. Carter. second
z Hedian, third
So-ysrd relay. Spound cias-Eston won; John
son. second: Chevy Chaae third
+io-ysrd relay. loopound class-Poxen won; Cooke
second; Morgan, third
fryard relay. n5pound cass-Huboard won
Cooke. second; Morgan. third
soyard relay. unlimited elass-Johnson won
Cooke secood
FIELD EVENTS
Running high Jump. 8-pound clas-E Hillmau
won; Z Baum, second: s. Kernan third
Running high Jump ioo-pound cl.ss-o. wfnin,ou
won; Z. Sheiry. second: +. Wallace third
Running high jump. u5pound claS-M johnson
won: n. johnson second
Running high Jump. unlimited-w Hampson won
L. Toxles second.
Running broad Jump. sspound cias-y. connel,,
won: p Prserer. second: r. Parker third
Running brad jump. l0c-pound ciass-J Hcruins
won; q. ssdduth second: R. McIAchieu, third
Running broad Jump. 1I5pound class-w Howell
won: A. Hepburn. second; H. Carpenter third
Runnins broad jumy unlimite!-B Csrpente
won; A. Buckler. second: J. Clark, third.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-27
TORONTO ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Hc~ick Plate; threeyear-ohs and
upward: mAidens; S60 ADDED; sir furiongs stei
marc. i@: King Cotton. 10: Sigma Alpha. 10
Redwood. lO; Douh,s Bas. 100; Hopeless. 81
lone. Is: Rey. "; Or. Tate. ~: Lasainrrila. lo7
Also eligible: rnp, 81; Dorothy Pri~er. IS; Jimmie
Gosman, ~: Mir,michi. ic7: cobourE Belle, S.
SECOND RACE-Mayhow1 Plate; seiling; so
added: t~osear-olds; Ave furiongS. CAteSory, los
rs Pin. ioi; Aunt Josie. los; kanan, Us: Heenan
THIRD RACE-Whifby Plate: selling: 500 sdded
three-year-olds and upward: fualed in Csnada; sil
furionss Epcnel. lis: 'Porcupine. lii; -Breas
Plste iis: Liburne, Ils: Sir launcelot IS; Capsr
sauce. rs: Venus Usnis. III: Hainprins. -
Rocksprins lls: Boozef loi: Diamond Cluster e
Bursar. Is: Duke Of Chester. pL
FOURTH RACE-kng Edward Gold Cup; value
s.. go. with 81 500 added; three-year-olds and up
ward; mile and quarter. Harry Lauder. %; Floral
Psrt. ltS: Tactics lG: Partner 100; Barnegat, l4
sandbsr. 100: Indolencr. %. Harry Saudes and
Floral Pars. Grefef entry.
FIFTH RACE-Helter Shelter steeplechase; handi.
cap; selling: 5000 ADDED; for-yesr-olds and up
ward; about two miles. Lnckola l3s; Idle Michael
~; simondae, s6: Nottingham. Is; King Cash.
10: Mystic Light. II.
SIXTH RACE-Coronation race: s. so added
two-yesrolds: foaled in Canada; four and a hall
furlonsk Linsin. l1: Mona G.. Il: Snithneld, lis;
Lady Cursor. lis; Hampton Dame lis; Charon lis;
Splutter. lis: Last Spark. lis: Otero us: Hary
Bassett, lis; Cannie Jean, lis; Pepper Saucr ls
smithheid and Charon. seasTam entry; Splinter and
Last Spark. Henrie entry Otero and Harry Bassett
Giddinss entry: Cannie Jean and Pepper Sauce
Csrew entry
SEVENTH RACE-Mount Royal Plate; selling;
$50 added: three-year-oids and UPWARD mile and a
sixteenth. 'Medistor, Ill: IL Houshton, 100:
Black eyed Susan, Ia: Banjo Jim, 81; Spring
Maid. g.
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LINERS tango step
SETS HARBOR Wild
VaterIand. Leaving Pier. Has Some
Fun with the Old Hudson. Causing
$4,000 Damage.
OFFICERS AVERT PANIC ABOARD

New York, May 8.-Excitement and ad-
ventures attended the departure today of
the gigantic new Hamburg-American
liner vaterland, the biggest ocean liner
afioat. when she left on her second voy-
age across the Atlantic. carrying 2-OvO
passengers.
Warned by his experience of last week.
when the giantess broke away from the
twenty-one tugs that were trying to
guide II into her Hoboken pier, Capt.
Ruser decided to back out and go down
the bay under her own steam
But when the Vaterland had backed out
of her slip she was clean across the
Hudson before her officers realized il.
There was a great shouting of orders,
and the engines were started full speed
ahead The levithian plunged forward
like a race horse. her sharp PROV throw
ing up a wave with the size and force
of a tide.
Two barges, each carrying 500 tons of
coal, were caught by the wash and over
turned, going to the bottom Ferry
boats and tugs were rocked like chips.
Two Southern Pacific liners at their piers
were caught by the suction, and their
hawsers snapped, leaving them at the
mercy of the water.
1t is estimated that 10000 damage was
done by the big ship.
On her way through the lower bay the
vaterland touched the shadows, and was
in sore danger of going ashore. Her en-
gines were stopped and she was halted
for five minutes before getting her bear
ings.
While the worried officers were work
ing their hardest to keep the monster
ship from smashing up all the traffic in
the harbor, an excited bon voyager, one
Of the 5000 men and women who had
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LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-seIling; maiden t~oyea--olds: nvs
| furlongs. Joe D., lI: lingo. 100: Columbia LADY
lcs. waterTroof. 100; Hsrmosa, 100; Elizabeth Pay
ton. lcs; f1osse Crockett, 100; September Mor los
Mar Rearion. lcs; Fidget 100; Gano. liz; wathen
H.
SECOND RACE-Selling: four-year-olds and up
ward; mile and onesxteenth. Sam Hisch, 100
Man Ann X. loi: Guide Post lo2; Coin. lp
Richard Langdou. lo4; Curiicue. lG: Hany. l7
L. II. Adair. los; Reno. 100; Yenshee. Ill
THIRD RACE-AIorance fllies; twoyear-olds
hre furionss Lady Barbary. 100: Katherine NJ, los
Supremacy. los; Sweetheart Sue. los; Margaret D.,
los: FIgrec Ill.
FOURTH RACE-Thr.eyear-oIds and upward
handicap; SIX furlos.ss. The Widow Moon, leii
Semprite. lo2: vandergrift, los; white. Ill
Meridian. IL.
FIFTH RACE-SelinE; three-yesr-oids and up
ward; six furlOngs Water Lily. %: The Norman
s.: Bank Bill. IS; Gipsy Love lo2; Lady Panch:ta
l4: Helois. l0s: Morristown, Ill
SIXTH RACE-sens; threr-yesr-olds and up
ward; mile And eighth. Disparity 81: Helen
NJ. y; Glass, io4; Strong. lo4; Flying Feet. los
Bell Horse. Ill
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Metropolitan Handicap
Is Captured BY Buskin
AMERICAN GOLFERS
PLAY UP TO FORM
Francis Ouimet a Winner in French
Amateur Golf Championship
at UrsaiIles.

Special Cable to Ths wsshingson Herald.
Paris, May 8.-Americans played IN
excellent form at the opening OF the
French amateur golf championship on
the links of the Societe De La Boulie, at
Ursaiiles. today. Nearly all won by large
margins.
Lord Charles Hope, the present title
holder, was also a victor in the hrst
round of play, defeating his opponent,
Godfrey, by up and 2 to play.
Francis Ouimet. fresh from his defeat
at Sandwich, played up to his reputation.
as open champion of the United States,
beating ]. s. Worthington by up and
g to play.
Jerome D. Travers. Of Montclair. N. j..
amateur golf champion of the United
States. beat Charles Radcliffe by . up
and to play. Frazer Hale, of Chicago.
beat w. A. Vangliano by up and to
play. Harold Weber. of Toledo, Ohio.
defeated F. Ruffer by 6 up and to play.
In the second round Travers beat Wa
ser / up. Hale beat Herreshoff by up
and to play. Henry Topping beat
Charles tChick) Evans, jr.. Of Chicago.
2 up. Ouimet beat Palmerby up and
3 to play. Lord Hope bested Gollan by 5
up and to play.
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G. P. o. WINS SUGGEST.

Runs-Freemsn t2l. Hawkins Os. Meyers C1, Irr-
ing t5. FenEick ~. Andersen 81. Hall Simms
Mills 81, Davis ts,. sudier C0. Young 90. TAYLOR
l2l. Ricks. Barnwen 90. Walker 81. Earned runs
G. p o.. u; War and Navy. 10. First base by
errors-G. p o.. 6; War and Navy. 4. Left on
bases-G. r. O.. 5; War and Navy. J. First base
on balls-On Mills. }; of Hawkins. l: OF Ricks 4:
on Taylor, l. Innings pdtched-By Mills. 9; by
Hawkins. S: By Kicks. .: by Stevenson !: b. Davis
2: by Taylor. /. Hits made-Of Mills Z; of Haw-
kins. 5; of Ricks ); of Stevenson. g. OF Davis &;
OF Taylor. . Struck out-By Hawkins. 4; ty Kicks,
:; by Stevenson. l. BY Davis ! BY TAYLOR l. Home
run-Anderson. Three-base hit-Meyers Two-base
hits-Anderson. Mills Stolen bases-Freeman 20
Meyers C9. Irving tY. Walker (9. Double play
sudler TO Walker. Hit by pitcher-By Hawkins. l;
by Kicks. J. Passed balls-Taylor. /: Hall. !. Um-
pire--Mr. Harley. Time Of sane-l hour and 50
minutes.
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FIRST RACE-Two-year -olds; maidens: four and
onehaf furiongs Col. RAndell. los; Rhine Maiden.
los: Pierret, los: Black Cap. los; Forecast. los
Rely. los: Doublet, los; Texas Star, los Cleaning.
los; Al Reeves, los; Fenrock los.
SECOND RACE-Three-year-olds and upward; six
furlonss; main course; handicap. Flittergold 100;
sprte 10: Helen Barbee. 10; Aldebaran ZOE
springboard. III: Superintendent, los; Bosom. los
Chuckles. ll1
THIRD RACE-Threeyearol and upward
handicap; SIX furiones; main course. Crossbun. y
Yankee Notions. lA: Leo Skclny, lG; Montressog.
los; Progressive. q; Reamer. lei; Ben Ounce. IS;
Decoy, %.
FOURTH RACE-Twoyearolds; tureniie: FIVE fur
longs, straight. Hauberk. I2; Two Royals lo6
Garbage loe: The Masauerader. lis; Banquet, llsi
Marion H., lo6 Duke Of Dunbar. los
FIFTH RACE-Fouryear-o -olds and upward; stee-
plechase; selling; about two and one half miles.
crowoc. l6; Free and Easy. p2: Shannon River.
l8 =,
SIXTH RACE-hreeyearol and upward
conditions: one mile. Cagiostro. 100; Connemara.
IS; Beethoven. los; Miss Cavanaush. IS; Margaret
Meis. Is: Merry Task. lis.
.Apprentice allowance claimed. y
The Washington herald., 1914-05-27
Harvard Grew Beaten
By Cornell Varsity
RITCHIE IS BEATEN
BY CHARLEY WHITE
Lightweight Champion Clearly Out
pointed BY Milwaukee Battler
in Ten-round Mil.
Special to rhs wsshinston Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald
Milwaukee. May @-The only thing
that kept Charlie White from winning
the lightweight championship of the box
ing world tonight II the no-cecision law
that prevails In Wisconsin. The Chi
caso boy gave Willie Richie. the title
holder. the iacing OF his life in their
scheduled ten-round battle before the
oueenberry Athletic Club tonight. win
ming by such large margin that no
one could even question his victory.
At the finish both Of Ritchie's eyes
were almost shut. his nose was bleed
ing a stream and there were contusions
on his face. White had nothing to show
for the ten gruelling rounds, except q
bit Of blood that trickled from an old
cut under his upper lip.
White won seven rounds out Of the ten.
Two. the second and ninth. were even,
and the third only belonged to the West
erner.
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Crimson Eight Defeated by
Half a Length in Great Race
on the Charles River.
ITHAcAN FREsHIEs WIN

,speoal to The wsshinston Henld-
Boston, May 26-Corneil Varsity today
defeated Harvard in one OF the most
hotly contested races that they ever had
in their annual meeting The race was
delayed until the wind went down, and
II was o'clock before Referee w. Innez
Forbes called them to the starting line
The time Of the race was s:3s 3-5 fol
Cornell. and s:i2 3-5 for Harvard.
The water was very lumpy at the finish
Nos. z and 8 In the Harvard boat col
lapsed. and. In fact. the whole crew
was badly done up.
Harvard had the best crew she has had
in years. and it will take q good crew
to beat her.
The freshman race was won by Cornell
also. Time: Cornell, s:55; Harvard. 1o:0l
Cascadilla Prep School. Of Ithaca, N
Y, defeated Stone School,, OF Boston. in
a closely contested race. by length OF
open water.
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WOMAN SENTENCED TO DIE.

New York, May 26-Pale and trembling
with fear. Mrs. Madslena Ferola, who
was convicted Of murder in the Bronx
County Court was today sentenced by
Justice Brady to be electrocuted in the
week beginning July 6. The prisoner
who cannot understand English collapsed
when an interpreter told her OF the
sentence. Unless she Is granted a new
trial. Mrs. Ferola will be taken to Sing
Sing within ten days and placed in
solitary confinement
Mrs. Ferola was convicted of murder
ing Carmelo Conestrale. a boarder in
her home. According to the evidence
she had a confederate lure her victim to
a secluded spot where she attacked him
with knife.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-27
COTTON MEN IN CONVENTION.

New York, May S.-Five hundred dele
gates, together with members OF their
families. mill superintendents. factory
representatives, supply manufacturers
and salesmen-in all about 1000 persons.
gathered here today for the annual con-
vention Of the American Cotton Manu-
facturers Association. The convention
will continue two days.
Although this city markets most Of
the worlds cotton. on the floor of the
New York Cotton Exchange, the manu-
facturers association has never before
met north of Mason's and Dixon's line.
The organization includes all the great
cotton manufacturing interests of the
South The product of these Southern
mills is mostly handled in New York
City
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gone on board to say sooa-sys to friends

or relatives, dashed up to a sweating
man in a uniform and wilted collar and
made it plain that he wanted to leave the
ship.
Signals were sounded. and a tug dashed
down the bay in the wake Of the depart
ing liner. The excited bon voyager
watched anxiously as the tug approached.
then he tumbled down forty feet of rope
ladder and breathed freely again.
1t was feared that panic would break
out among the passengers because of the
frantic evolutions of the giantess. and
officers went among them informing them
that there was no danger.
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RACING RESULTS. ENTRIES AND SELECTIONS

$40 third. Time. Ill. Korfhase. SQUIRE Bill.
Ferran also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Four-yearolds and upward: sell
ing; one and onesxteenth miles. Hermuda, lC
Waidrun). @0. S.S. 81. won; Wander. los
tGrinerl. $50. $40. second: Gen. Marchmont. lo6
>iDeroude). SD. third Time, i,B IS Trojan Belle
Cloud Chief. George stoll. Prospect. Diatory. CAL
ley Slave. Tom King. Spindle, and Palma also
Cloud Chief Prospect. and Palma. field.
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MRS. E. E. LINDSEY DEAD.

Rockville. Md, May a6.-Mrs. Eliza
Early Lindsey. wife of DR.. John H.
Lindsey, formerly connected with Star
mont Sanatorium at Washington Grove.
this county, and daughter of Capt. James
Anderson. of this place, died early this
morning at her home in Fall River,
Mass, following an illness Of only a
few hours. She is survived by her hus-
band and one child. The body will be
brought to Rockville for burial.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-27
AMATEUR BASEBALL.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Departmental League-Postohce. 10; Asricui-
turs, Z.
n ". S. 8. League-Omo Class. 4; ST. Paul. ..
Z. W. s. S. Lesgue-Keller. 9: Ninth. l.
r. R. Y. NJ. c. A. League-Shops. 0; Southern. J
Central Lesgue-Kenilworth. 2; Printers, l.
Treasury Lesgue-rreasury. L; Marines.
Rosedaie League-Hoy Name. q; Trojans. g.
GAMES TODAY
Departmental League-war Interior.
n W. s. S. League-Imma anuel vs. Brightwood
Marquette Leasue-Emer,ld vs. Tennaliytown
Z. W. s. s. League-United Brethren Fifth.
r. R. Y. NJ. C. A. League-Car Dept. vs.. Union
Station; Fairlawn, Eastern.
Central League-Sherwood Emerah-
Treasury League-Library vs.. Statistics
Rosedale League-St. Paul vs.. Columbia.
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CHERRYDALE, 2; TRINITY, 6.

Runs-Murtaugh. Evans. Chism, s. Hillery Co. Bos-
well, Burroughs C9. McCristie. yenstein. Benner
Rector. Brown. Left On bases-Trinty. 5; Cherry
dale, L. First base on bslls-Of yernstein, ); OF
NJ. Hiilery, 5; OF Boswell. l. Innings pitched-By
NJ. Hilleg. Z: BY Boswell. 3 Hits made-of n.
Hillery, 2. Struck out-By NJ. Hillery, 2; by Bos
well, Il Dy yernstein, G. Threebase hit-Martin.
Twobase hits-S. Hlery. yernstein, Stolen bases-
Burroughs McCristie. Pearson, Martin. Hit by
pitchers. Rector, Benner. Burroughs. vernstein
wild Sitch-vernstein. Umpire-Mr Ray Time Of
Rpme-l hour and Is minutes
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CHESHIRE CAT WINS.

Special Gable 10 The Washington Herald.
EPSON, England. May S.-The summer
race meeting on EPSON Downs opened
today. The Woodcote stakes of 5000
were won by w. NJ. G. Singers Cheshire
Cat. Sun Fire ran second. and Apothe-
cary, third
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TODAY's SELECTIONS.
By NEW YORK TELEGRAPH.
Belmont.

First race-Perrot. Doublet Fenrpct
second race-Spring Board. Bosom, Helen Bar
bee.
Third race-Yankee Notions. Roamer. Crussbun.
Fourth nce-The Masquerader. Banquet, Gar
bage.
Fifth uce-Shannop River, Orowoc, Free and
Eesy.
nagh.
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MAILMEN TRIM AGGIES.

Agriculture. j 4 90 OIL o. Z
Runs-BarDhsrt 81, Beard t2. Nen. Knft C2,
Ryan ga. tcuIinan. Le Due CO. Bailey. Carroll
McLarney. Ward. Left on bases-Postofhce. z;
Agriculture, Z. First base on bals-0f Ryan s.;
of Rousseau, Il: of Carroll l. Innings ptched-By
Owens. IS; By Rousseau. %: by Carroll. l. Hits
made-of Ovens. 5; Of Rousseau Z: OF Carroll l.
Struck out-By Ryan, s;by owenss-l; By Rousseau
l. Two-base hits Bsiley o. Ryan. Beard, Barn
hart Sacrifice fits.Le Due, Barnhart. Fenton
Sacrifice fies-wsrd. VISIT, Vaughn. Stolen bases
Ward Fraser. Barnhart, Martin Anderson, Nen
to McLarney; lie Due TO Bailey to McLarney; Fen
ton to Beard Hit by pitcher-By Regan (HuID
wild pitch-CaroIl. Umpire-Mr. Hughes Time
Of eame-l hour and IS minutes
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TREASURY, 12; MARINES, 2.

Runs-Cro~n @. ArmstronE. Mcsisourne5 %
Dowpey q. McIArn Co. Straight. Thompson
Bono. Milstsad. Glass First base by errors-
Tfvasuy. 4; U. 8. NJ C.. 3 Left on bases-
Treasury. IL: U. 8. NJ. O.. 9. Struck oat-By
Downey. 8: By Quackenbush. ): by Bsyliss. ); bJ
Snyder. J. rhree-hsse hits-Glsss Armstrons. Hit
b. pitcher-By Snyder (McLArenl. Umptre-Mr.
shurtleh. Time Of game-2 hOus and 5 minutes
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Toronto.

First race-Dr. Tate. Richmond. Double Bsaa
Second r.ce-Heenan, Terzan. Aunt Josie
Third rsce-Caper sauce. Diamond Cluster.
Venus urania.
Fourth raoe-Pardner. Graefer entry, nctics
Fifth race-Mystic Light, King Cash, Idle
Michael
Sixth race-Giddinss entry, Linin, Mona G.
Seventh race-srrins Maid Black-eyed Susan.
Mediation.
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FEDERAIs, IL; MoHAwKs, 4.

Runs-Holnes. Brockwell ca, Barrett CO, Martin.
Lewis o.. Rembolc. Tweedsle CO. Keith, Bell e.
webbers Left on bases-Federalse7 z. FIRST base on
bsils-0f Lewis 2: Of Bell. ,: Oh Pearson. s. IN
nines ritchrd-By Bel. S; BY Pearson. q. Hits made
-lOf Bel. 8; of Pearson g. Strnck out-By Lewis
: g seh =: ~ fearson . HONE mn,Levis
rice hit-Aartin- Stolen hases-Holmes. Hruckveu
Martin 0, Lsxis a. Jacoba =
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Runs-Bussius Nops. Goucher. First base by
erurs-Kenilworth, 2: Printers. 3 Left on bases
Kenilworth. .: Printers. 4. First base on balls
Oh Nops. 4; of stringer. S. Struck out-By Nops.
Is; by strinser. Z. Two-base hit-Dousherty.
Sacrifice ny-Spruesser. Stolen bases-Spruesser
Plunket Marshall. Goucher 90, Mckay Thorn
berg. Sues o. Double play-Sues to Mckay. HI;
by pitcher-By Nops tTbornberg). Wild PITCH
Nops- Umpire-capt. Jenkihs. Time Of game-
hour and Is minutes.
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woLGAsT ACCEPTS TERMS.

Special to The washington Herald
Milwaukee, Wis, May 2s.-Ad Wal
CAST. former lightweight champion
today accepted terms to meet Joe
Rivers in a twenty round battle at Los
Angeles July 4.
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ONO CLASS, 4; ST. PAUL, Q.

Runs-Hanlein. Junshaus. yalser t2). Hill, Beall.
Earned rms-0mo Class, ?; ST. Paul l. First base
by errurs-St. Paul Left on bases-Omo Glass,
z: st. Paul. 9. First has balls-Of Dudley 3;
of Linkins. 4. Struck out-By Dudley, 6: by Lin
kins Home run-valaer. .Three-bsse hit-BeaIl.
Two-base hits-Wilson, Ferguson. Sacrifice hits
Flood Cullom Stolen bases-Hsnlein, Sheriden %,
Beatty Linkins, Wilson Schultz, Ferguson. Hit by
pitcher-By Linkins (widmarsh) by Dudley (Mertzl,
Wild pitch-Lnkins. Umpire-Mr ". r. Wood
ward. Time Of game-l hour and Q minutes
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Kenilworth. defeated the Printers
yesterday in the Central League in a
close and hard-fought game. 2 to ].
Nops allowed the Printers two hits
and famed fifteen men in eight In
ninRs. Score:
The Washington herald., 1914-05-27
HOLY NAME WINS OUT.

Runs-o'Lone. Miller. Naples. o'Counell. F. Ger
ardi. p Gerard, BTzund. First base On ha1ls-of
Brsund; 2; of Naples, l. Innings pitched-By
Braund. q; BY Patterson, 4. Struck out-By
Braund. .5;Eby Patterson, S; BY Naples. O. Two
base hit-A Gerard Stolen bases-F. Gerardi.
Wright, Braund oLone ts, Miller, Meesan. Ma
ples Double plays-Mller to yiehman; Verdi to
r. Gerzrdi Wild pitch-Bnunc- Balk-Napies.
Umpire-Mr. Thompson. Time Of camel hour and
IS minutes
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L0uiGyflle.

First race-waterproof. Joe D., Gano.
Second race-Reno. Guide Post. Mary Ann X.
Third race-suremacy, Sweetheart Sue, FIJI
gree.
Fourth race-whywiihite. Vanderbilt, Meridian.
Fifth race-Gipsy Love, The Norman, Heios
Sixth race-Flying Feet. Glas. Heien NJ
The Washington herald., 1914-05-27
SOUTHERN DEFEATED.

Runs-Mulroe Riddle. Thompson. Fischer. Heck
t2. Snyder. Kraft ~. Boswell Sayer. Left on
bases=Southern. 4: Shops 5. First base on balls
on Hsnvey. 5;-of Thompson 1. Struck out-By
Hanvey, Q: By Thompson. 5. Three-bsse hit-Ssyer
Two-base hits-Heck t2, KRAFT Stolen bases-Mu-
roe Riddle, DALEY t2D. Fischer e., Heck, Snyder
(2l. Kraft Double nlays-Heck to Fischer to Peck;
Heck to Fischer. Hit by pitched-By Hanvey. j.
Wild pitch-Thompson- Passed bals-Brady t2.
Umpire-Mr. Joe Handiboe Time Of game- hour
and % minutes.