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The Washington herald., 1914-06-11
6. v. U. GRADUATES GET
DEGREES in A BODY
All Glasses Participate in Commence
ment at Continental
Hall.
E. L. THURSTON A SPEAKER

The influence of the educated man in
bis community was the theme of an ad-
dress to the graduates of all departments
of George Washington University last
night at Continental Memorial Hall by
Ernest L. Thurston. superintendent of
schools of the District.
1t was the first time in the history of
the institution that all the senior classes
received degrees together. Women nurses
were no exception. Prizes We're awarded
to members Of each class, and hundreds
Of degrees were conferred In the presence
OF a crowd that overfowed the big hall.
Palm leaf fans kept time with an orches-
ira that played many pretty airs.
The graduates were also addressed by
Rear Admiral Charles II. Stockton. L.
s ", retired, president Of the university.
The classes were presented as follows:
Columbia College, by Dean Wilbur; Col
lege of Engineering. Dean Hodgkins;
Teachers College, Dean Ruediger; Law
school, Dean Gregory; medical school.
Dean Borden: dental school. Dean Wal
ton: National College of Pharmacy. Dean
Kalusowski; College of Veterinary Medi-
cine. Dean buckingham: school Of
graduate studies. Dean Munroe.
Roy ]. Hardstaff was senior marshal
of the evening. with Herbert P. Middle
ton and Francis II. X. Reynolds as aids
The Rev. ]. ]. Muir delivered an invo-
cation. and Miss Genevieve NJ. Frizzeil.
of Teachers College. spoke on The
Power of Personality" Walter E. Bar
ton, of the law school, talked on The
Influences of the Lawyer for Good"
The degree of doctor Of letters was con-
ferred on Percival Hall.
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WITH THE RUNNING HORSES

FOURTH RACE-Mount Royal Selling; handicap:
loo added: three e-yesr-olds and upward; one and
one>siIteenth miles Elsah lls (Taplinl. 4 to !.
10 S. to 2. won Tactics, II Carroll TO s. II to
20, 10 5. second; Dangerous March. III Grant.
to !. to TO 5, third. Time ! 40 Is. Just Red,
E.lnro. and Noble Grand also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Purse 500; three year-olds and
upward; selling; six furlongs AnaTTi los tClsverl.
to =, to 5. TO s. won; Sir DouEherty. 100
Peak, TO l. to l, to . second; Semi -Quaver.
100 Grand. to > Z to 5. 10 10. third. Time.
liza Tempest. Brdman. Requiram. Patty Regan.
Bstwa. and Willis also rpn.
SIXTH RACE Purse. 500; three year-olds and
upward: selling; SIX furlongs. Amoret. los tHsno-
yerl. IS TO l. tn !, 10 l. won Dr. Il. l.. Swaren-
ger. los (shillingl. Is to l. 10 l. TO 2 second
Vreeand, III Carroll II to s. even. to 2, third.
Time. l:i63S Copprrtown Gold Cup. Vested
Rights. Rayderoserrs, Levin. Flammarion. Pat Gan
non and Ancon slso ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 500 four-year- olds and
upward; selling: one mile mad seventy yards. J. II.
Horghtou. los (ShiIlingJ to 5. to TO- 20 ).
Jsbot. Ill Davis. to ], 10 ., to 10. second !:
Love Day Ill (Andr,ssI. 10 2 to s. TO S. third
Time, lss. Sir Fretful Sherlock Holmes. Master
Jim, and Shorty SorthrlTtt also ran.
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will be billed to Mexico from United
States ports. He declared that an order
to this effect has been effective since
shortly. after the Antilla sailed. In fact,
according to Mr.. Bryan, the order was
issued before the Ward liner was cleared
from New York, but through a mis-
understanding II was not enforced.
Secretary of State Bryan yesterday de-
MED a statement attributed to the mana
ger of the Remington Union Metallic
Cartridge Company to the effect that he.
the manager. had called Secretary Bryan
on the long-distance telephone and in
formed him of the nature Of the Antilla's 8
cargo. Secretary Bryan. 1t was said,
made no objection At that time to the
shipment although. according to his own
statement yesterday. his embargo order
was then in effect
Secretary Bryan denied that he had had
any telephone conversation. but acknowl-
edged that the Remington manager had
written him a letter on the subject Mr..
Bryan said that this letter had been re-
ceived after the Antilla sailed.
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BELMONT ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Three- -year-ods and upward: SELL
ing; mile. Master Joe. s.; 'kilcrea 50: Mater,
100; Perth Rock ~; Oakhurst. I0 Hamilton, 10;
'Pomrttc Bleu Iol; Song Of Valley. IS.
SECOND RACE-Two year -cIds fllies; conditions:
five and half frTlonss. straight Ashokan. los:
Umbel. los; Busy Edith. los; Gnat los; Carrie
orme, l05; Broom Leaf l0,; Lady Roth los
THIRD RACE-Three- -year-olds and upward: the
Belmont Military race: sS furlonss. straight Union
Jack. Isl; Mr. SPECS. 80: CoreoTsis 10; Water
Welles. l55; Hermis. Jr. 80: stonehenge. li2;
Cloud. 80
FOURTH RACE-Throe-year-ol and upward: the
TohoeEan handicap; six furlongs. straight Early
Rose, 81: Figinny 100; Montrcssor. 81; Roamer. Ios
springboard lls; FLYING Fairy I2l; Leochares lis:
Tranid. 81; Sprite. IN; Yankee Notions. lot; Meet
ing House, l23; Roczview. l3; Helen Barbee lo6
Buckhorn. rs; Ten Point lS. The weights ON
sprinEboard and Flying Fairy include penalty Of
five pounds
FIFTH RACE-The Lakerills: three-year-olds and
upward; stecpechase; handicap; about two miles.
Merry Task. 10; Bryndor IN; Gun Cotton, 10:
Shannon River. rs; Little Hugh ls5; Roland
Fardee. 10; Seven Stars. 1S; Adventurous 40.
Also eligible: Elbart, lis
SIXTH RACE-Three-year-ol and upward sell
ing: one mile. Lily Orme. 81; Little Nearer. IG;
Belray, l0s; Cloud lG; Monmouth, LOO; danger
field. ie7; J. J. Lillis, %; 'Ashean. s..
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LATONIA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Maiden illies; twoyear-ods: nve
furlongs Helen Rayho;ild. ITO: Lady Powers. lp;
Ida Earl 10: Best Bib and Tucker. ITO; Mad Cap
DUCHESS lle: Mountain Pearl. 10; Ambrosial. lo'
PLANETARY I'D; Dorothy Perkins. lle; Flose Croek-
EFT. no. Insz. IlO.
SECOND RACE-SeIling; FLIES and mares; three
year-olds and upward: SIX frlonEs Theodorits. -.
Grazelle y: Jessie Louise. %: Mis- Declare, "
TsEolars. Io; Fontarhis. los; Luria, lG; Lady
London, No. Lace. III; Louise Paul. ios; Ella
Bryson. ia.
THIRD RACE-Colts and grldings; two-year-ods
five ard oue-haf firionEs. 'F. A. Weigh. lo3;
Cloth of Gold, g: St Charlotte. l0,; 'Gano. ld;
Dengro. IG: jeff Roberts, 100: Martinns. ICE
FOURTH RACE-Hzndicap: thrre-yesr olds and
upward: SIX furIongs. Boots and Saddle, lf: Star
Jasmine, Io5: Dunerail. loo; Hawthorne. l@; Great
Britain. IL.
FIFTH RACE-sellins: thr,e year-clds and M
ward: mile and seventy yards. Surprising. he; T.
NJ Green, le3: BANK Bill. lo4; 81. II. Adair. l6'
Guide Post, los; Star O'Rysn. Ill.
SIXTH RACE-Selling; three-yesrolds and up
ward; mike and onesixteenth Old Trump. s.;
Princeton %: Dcstino. -; Transportatinn. p; sam
Hirsrh. %; Trojan Belle iG: Star Of Danube.
ne: Anna Reed. loe: Lucky George. los; Be. 100;
General Marchmont, ICE
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LAToNIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five furlonsS: twcyear-ods; allow
ances Lady Barbsry 100 Connolly, 81, $50. s. 10.
won: Superhuman. loe Taylor, $50. s. o. secpnd
Lady Jane Grey. 100 Martini. $50. third. Time.
90. Menlo Park, Shoddy and Electrician also ran.
SECOND RACE-Six furlongs; three-yearolds and
upward: selling. Uncle Hart. los Dishmou). IS 70.
$50. sso won; Rife Brigade. lOs tDominickl, SIS
s. 90 second: Firs tDegree, Mott, $50. third.
Time, l:l3. Coy. Gabrio Raoul. Sureget, Water
Lily Grazele, Cole and Mcrrck also ran.
THIRD RACE-Mile and seventy yards; three
yearolds selling Hortense los (Tsylori. sl1. $50
81 So won; Pebeto. lO7 Connolly, $3.50. SO. sec
ond: Big Spirit, lo7 tNiartinl $50. third. Time,
! ~ Is Little Bean Expectation Caro- Nome. Allan
Gold and Bushy Head also nn
FOURTH RACE-Fire furlongs; Clpsctta Stakes
twoyearolds: fllies: allowances. Brss Sister, 10
CNeyIon), $50. $50. $40, won: Margaret D.. lN
(Dishmon). $40. SD, second: Panmaid lo3 tCon-
noTly). $40 third. Time, ] % 3-5. Rebecka Moss
and Climber alsn
FIFTH RACE-One mile; three year -olds and up
ward handicap. Cssuarna. 100 TAYLOR, $40 S.1
SD. won: Black Toney. loe tNeylonl, $50, $3.50
second; Cluba. 100 (Wsldronl $50. third. Time
] 10. Benanet, Ivan Gardner and Korffge also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Nie and an eighth; three-year
olds and upward; selling. FLYING Feet Jog Mott.
$50. $50, $50. won Verena los CTaylorl. $50
ngc. second: Reno lc2 tDishmonJ, $40. third.
Time. Sc. Cordie F.. Star Actress Beulah S. and
Lady Errant also
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ANTILLA To Land
arms At TAMPICO
No Effort Will Be Made to Stop Liner
Bearing Munitions to
Rebels.
SCHEDULED TO DOCK TODAY

There was hardly any doubt in official
circles last night that the arms on the
Ward liner Antilla. now en- route from
Tampico. will be landed there without
opposition from the United States. Sec
retary OF the Navy Daniels admitted that
no orders have gone to Admiral Mayo to
hold up tine arms. and that the instruc-
tions TO keep the port Of Tampico open
for all commerce are still in force.
AS there is no suspicion of resistance
from other sources, the Federal gum
boats having returned to Puerto Mexico.
no obstacle apparently remains to the
landing of the arms and ammunition for
the Constitutionalists.
The officers OF the Ward line have said
frankly that they have not been ap-
preached by the government to prevent
the landing of the cargo. and that they
will do nothing unless some such repre-
sentation is made. There was no indi-
cation here yesterday that the admins
tration will communicate with the steam
ship company. On the other hand. every
thing tended to confirm the impression
that this government is entirely content
to see the constitutionalists get this i'm
portant supply of war munitions
The belief here Is that State Depart
ment officials have been told that
stoppage Of these arms would probably
destroy all chance of bringing Carranza
into the mediation conferences.
There is no doubt, though. that every
effort is to be made now to prevent fur
ther shipments from this country. Evil
dence OF this attitude was afforded when
a shipment on board the Morgan liner
Fl sud was ordered held up at Galveston,
where it was to be trans-shipped to a
vessel bound for Tampico.
Secretary Bryan insisted yesterday that
no arms or ammunition for the present
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MARLBORO ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Maiden. two yrar-olds: f"ur and
one half furlongs. Elasticity. loe; Luela. lb: E
msgarde. los; Leds, liz; Babe. ll2: Miss Postum
IL
SE'OND RACE-Three year-olds and upward
selling: FIVE and onehAf furionss. 'Freside. ~
Della Mack. lo2: Handseletta. lH; Ths Hermit.
l04: Alae. los; Gigantic. 100; Miss Brush. 100; Gen
eTal McGregor. Ill; stsrbOard. Ill.
THIRD RACE-Three- year-olds and upward; sell
ing: six and one-hsf furiougs. Runmase. lo2
'Malik lo2: The Urchin. ci; Carbureter. lo4: AN
gier lG5 Malay. Io7: Drhorah. 10; Promised Land.
1I2. Martin Amoruus. IL: Jim Cafrey. liz; Henry
HutchisOu. ll2 Prince Chap, lis; Bitten Jr.. Us.
FOURTH RACE-Three year olds and upward
selling: FIVE and ons-hAlf furlongs Big LumaH. ":
Tiger Jim. lol; CastAra, Ee; Duriski, ld: Little
Ep. Is: Double F., los: Auto Maid, 100; Thrifty.
Ioe; Joaquin. Ill; Start. Ill: Cherry Seed. Ill.
Regards III.
FIFTH RACE-Three-yesr-oids and upward; sell
ing: five and one-haN f,rlonss Inlan lG: HuEhe
Quinn, lG: Royal Dolly ITO; Col. Ashmesde. IL;
Autumn. Il2; Moncrisf. is
SIXTH RACE-Three-year-old and upward: sell
ing: five and one-han furlongs. Ada. lo2: Scarlet
Letter, lo2: Cannock. lo4: Travel Light, los; Pass
On. III: Assessor. Ilt Fharosh ia
SEVENTH RACE-Three-year and upward
selling; five and onc-haK furlouEs. Tom Hancock.
%: Top Rock. Io5: Goden Castle. lG; Chenault
lC: Bobby Cook. lG; Montclam. liz; Royal Onyx.
IL: Brush. LIZ: Ben Loyal. lis
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BELMONT RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Maiden two-year-olds; selling; five
and one-hsh furiongs. Hassock. lo2 (Ncklsusl. to
!, to /, even. won Amazon % tSumterl, to ?. !
to 2 out second; Hesdmast loi tSchuttinserl L to
s. TO 10. out third. Time 06 IS. cugrail, Type.
Bor,I. and Ffin also rzn.
SECOND RACE-nree year-ods: one mile.
Thornhil. los (kederisl, l to ). out, won Louise
Trarers, 81 CicCahey). TO ], 4 to S. out, second
spesrhead. los Davies, 30 10 J. TO l. to 5. third
Time. l!p. MaIim's Choice, Ben Ounce and
Wooden Shoes also ran
THIRD RACE-westbury Stakes: three-year-olds
and upward: handicap; seven furlongs. straight.
Isidora, loe (SIcCaheyl. IS to 5, TO ). out won
Cross Bun. 90 tSumterl, TO 10. out second; Hester
Prynne 100 BRADY, to !. even. out. third. Time
l325 Northerncr and Humiliation also nm Hes
ter Prynne and Northerner coupled; Montpelier Sta
bic entry.
FOURTH RACE-Grand National Steeplechase;
four-year-olds and upward: about two and one half
miles Relluf. l5 tTIlckeyl, to S. out, won !;
Penohscot. l6l fWolkel, 1 to s. out. secnnd; Skib-
bereen, N2 tAllenl, to l. out, third Time, so.
Relluf added starter: only three ran
FIFTH RACE-Twoyearolds; selling; five fur
longs, stnight Miss Fielder, 81 tMarcol. u to !,
to l. to 2 won: renrock. lH (Kederis). B to 5.
even. TO 2 second; Jester. (sumter). to l,
to /. even. third! Time o-se5s, Moutressa. Psee
White, Fair Helen, and The Mole also ran. Hecto-
graph left at the post
SIXTH RACE-Three year -olds and upward: sill
ing: and one-siIteenth miles. Donald Melon
aid, lis tBuxton). TO 5. to 10. out, won; Guy
Fisher lis CKederisD, tn 2 6 to 5. to s. second;
Pomet;e Bleu ~ (Neanderl. To 2, to S. out.
third. Time. l!E. Patton. Tsy Pay. and Heartbeat
also ran.
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TO HOLD TENNIS TOURNEY.

The Terminal r. r. Y. NJ. c. 4. will
hold its first tennis tournament on its
courts, at the east end of Union Sta
ton, commencing Saturday, June l3. at
D. m. The singles will be started Sat
urday and continue until all are played
of, while the doubles will start at
p. m. Saturday, -Iune 30. Many are
entered and closely contested games are
looked forward to. Those playing Sat
urday afternoon are as follows: F. z.
Wacksmuth, T. A. Charshee. f. NJ. Tyler,
c. r. Case. A. J. Sherman, c. NJ. Mark,
A. P. Starr. J. d. Thompson. F. A.
Truan. G. Stephens, E. khuen, and W.
L. Smith
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MONTREAL RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-PrIrse 500: selling: threc-year- -olds
and upward; six furlongs. The Gardner lo7 War
rington). 4 to l. to !, to S. won; Jim L. lOs
tGould = to /. 10 to !. to /. second; Augustus
Heinse. lo2 collins. to S. to s. to TO- third.
Time, lIs25. Littlst Rebel. Toronto Henotic
Montasnie. Miss Joe. Garter, King StaIwart
Brawny. Great Friar, Passes. and Trio also ran.
SECOND RACE-Prrse. 500; foaled in Canada !;
threeyear-olds and upward: siI furlongs Puritan
Lass III pickett. II TO 5. to 2. out, won Tom
Flannagan, l09 Murphyl. to l. to !, even, sec
ond: Sir Launceot 100 (Smythel. to s. ITO 5. out.
third. Time, i:7 Is Boozer, sykeri. Bachante.
and Examiner also ran.
THIRD RACE-Purss. 500; three-year-olds and
upward; selling; mile and seventy yards. Mock
cry g tSmythel, 5 to l, to l. even, won; Dick
Desdwood. loi tPickett). l6 to 5. to s. to 2.
second: Leamence 100 Wan DusenI 20 to /, 70 to l.
10 ]. third. Time, l:s. Bulgarian. Ave. Stellsta,
Jack Laxson. The Monk, and Hassock also ran.
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TODAY'S SELECTIONS.
BY THE NEW YORK TELEGRAPH.
Marlboro.

First race-Babe. Leda, ErmaEarde.
Second race-Miss Brush, Starboard. Della
Mack.
Third race-Asner. Henry Hutchson, Jim Caf-
frey.
Fourth raoe-Juaqun. Big Lunsr. Stare.
Fifth race-Moncrisf. Col. Ashmesde. Royal
Dolly.
Sixth race-Pharaoh. Ada. Cannock.
Seventh race-Royal Onyx, Montcalm, Bobby
Cook.
Belmont.
Ffrst race-Master Joe. Oakhurst, Pomette
Bleu.
Second racc-Brookleaf. Lady Rotha, Gnat.
Third race-Mr. SPECS, Water Weles, Stone
henge.
Fourth rsce-Rockview. Meeting House. Ten
Point
Fifth race-MTy Task. Broad Hollow entry.
Guncotton.
Sixth nce-Little Nearer Daingerfeld. Belrsy.
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VALUATION EXPERTS NAMED.
Personnel of Force to Aid Utilities
ComissIou Announced

The personnel of the force of valuation
experts to ascertain the physical worth
of properties Of local public service cor
porations has been announced by the
Public Utilities Commission.
Several weeks ago the commission
awarded the valuation contract to Ed
ward ". Bemis, of Chicago, and subse-
uently announced the selection OF Charles
l.. Pillsbury as chief engineer. Agents,
assistant engineers and others who have
been appointed to serve under Mr.. Pills
bury are: l. z. Turner. agent. at the
rate of $50 per day; W. G. Hooper,
agent. $50 a day: W. l. Macdonald, as
sistant engineer. S a day: C. c. Jones.
assistant engineer, S a day; C. NJ. Win
bigler, assistant engineer. S a day: e.
". Sommerville, assistant engineer, s. a
day: NJ. l. Benjamin, assistant engineer,
S a day; d. ii. Lyford, assistant engi-
neer, S4.s5 a day: Raymond Richards. en-
gineering statistician, SLT5 a day: II. b.
Frederickson. assistant engineer, $50 a
day. and C. F. Turner, head clerk. $3.50
a day.
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WOMEN RAcKETERs CLASH.
ecial to The Washington Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Philadelphia, June l0.-Section clashes
took place this afternoon in the women's
national tennis championship tourna-
ment at st. Martins. The weather was
ideal and a large gallery was out to
witness the matches between the best
Of the fair racket wirelders of America.
Summary:
Championship Sngles-Third round. Miss Claire
Casset. New York. defeated Miss Anne W. Shaefe.
Boston, 80. 80 eL
Mrs. Edward RAYMOND. New York. defeated Mrs
Willard Sullivan. Richmond Va. 4-6. 60, 81
Miss Marie Wagner. New York, defeated Miss c.
B. Nelly. Chicago. Ga s-3.
Miss Isabella Pendleton. Cincinnati defeated Miss
Suzanne White. Baltimore. s-3: 81.
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ose Finishes Feature Races At Marlboro Baseball
AMATEUR BASEBALL.
YEsTERpAY.s RESULTS.

Central Learue-Kenilworth. S; Emerald. Z
Departnental Lesgue-Intenor. 20; War. O.
Rosedele Leagne-Trojans, 6; St. Paul, !.
Keller, L
r. r. Y. NJ c. A. League-Shops. 6; Southern. l.
Northwest S. S. League-whitney, II: St. Paul. 4.
Treasury League-Treasuy. 8; Civil Service. 2
Nav. 10; Interstate. g.
Potomac League-Fairiawn, ;; Oxon Hill. 2.
Marquette -Tennalytown. Z; Trinity. o.
GAMES TODAi.
Central League-Sherwood vs. Printers.
Departmental League-Coumissioners rs Post
ofnce.
Rosedale League-Hishlandefs vs. lroquois
East Washington SIS. League-RefomAtion W.
st. Agnes.
R. r. Y. NJ C. A. League-ststion vs.. Carmen.
Northwest s. s. Leagne-Omo Class vs. Emmanuel
Treasury LeaEne-Federals Vs. Statistics
Potomac League-Eastern vs. Congress Heights.
Marquette League-St. Martins vs. st. Stephens
Brookiand Church League -Bsptists va Epscopais
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AFTER SATURDAY GAME.

The Lincoln Athletic Club is desirous OF
arranging a game with some fast team
for Saturday. June 1S. TO be played on
the Rosedale Fairgrounds, Seventeenth
and Gales streets northeast. Any strong
nine. desiring to hook up with this fast
Northeast aggregation should communi-
cate at once with W. r. Carter, manager,
s24 Eleventh street northeast.
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FEDERALS LOSE.

The Carlton A. C. easily defeated the Il
Street Federals on the formers grounds,
T. to l. The pitching Of Rags" Graves
for the winners featured. The winners
would like to arrange games with all
teams averaging eighteen years. Address
all communications TO NJ. J. Reedy, 1aoe
Twenty-third street northwest
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CARMEN SMAsHEs RECORD.

Stadium Motordrome, Brighton Beach.
n Y June lo.-Clarence Carmen
smashed the worlds record at ten miles
for motor paced rides tonight. and in
doing so, captured the Brighton Sweep
stakes, taking the best two out of three.
Garments fastest time was 12:S 1-5, the
record held by Harry Caldwell being
i249. Percy Lawrence, who finished sec
ond in the race, was first to crack the
record He took the first heat in 12:47.
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HOLY CROSS BEATS HARVARD.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Cambridge, Mass. June lo-Holy Cross
defeated Harvard today in a close strug-
gle by a score Of to 8. Although Har-
ward found Holy Cross pitchers for ID
hits, they were not able to bunch them
enough SO as TO score heavily. The con-
test was a seesaw affair. Score:
R.H.E
po,v cro- os1ooooo2 2I7 /
Harvard. 900 oo-s
Batteries-Ffye. Mshon. and Waterman n, Mut-
nav McMauus. Daley and Carroll. Umpires-Mesrs.
o Reilly and Lincoln.
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CREWS IN WORKOUT

Special to The Washington Herald.
Poughkeepsie. y. Y. June 1o.-The Cor
nell and Columbia crews worked out to-
day in the rough waters of the Hudson
and in the face Of a stif breeze. They
raced about five miles, making fairly
good time. The Pennsylvania and Syra-
cuse crews are expected here tomorrow
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RITCHIE SAILS FOR ENGLAND,

Special to The Washington Herald.
New York, June l0-Willie Ritchie,
lightweight champion OF the world,
sailed for England on the Aquitania to-
day with two suit cases and a large air
of confidence. He will fight Freddy
Welsh. the British lightweight cham
pion, on July 4.
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TREASURY, 8; CIVIL SERVICE, 2.

Runs-Armstrong. Siguurney, Downey, Mclarren.
Rono ca. vose. Thompson, Zupnick, Jones. Earned
runs-Ciril Service. /; Treasury. 2 First base 6
erors-Civil Service. .; Treasury. Left on bass
Civil Service. 6; Treasury. s. First base on bans-of
Douney, 2: on Bell. ]; OF Croson. = Innings
pitched-By Downey 6; by Bell. Hits made-of
Downey. 5: of Bell. l. Struck out-By Downey. 6;
by Bell, 2; by Croson. Threebase hits-Sigourney.
Downey Two-base hits-Zupnick. Fulcher. Sacrifice
hits Rttenmyer. Stolen bases-Amstrong, Downey.
McIAren C3, Bono C3l. yose. Rittenmyer tzl. Hull.
Beard t2l. Hit by pitcher-By Downey CZupuickl; !;
by Croson CBono). Wild pitches-Downey. Croson.
Umpire-Mr Shurtlef. Time Of gzme-2 hours.
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TO PLAY CLARENDON.

The Dreadnaught A. C. will play Clar-
endon on the latter's field at 2:30 on Sun
day, June H. The Dreadnaughts will i-line
up as follows: McGkhan. 1b.: Hobbennee,
2b. Morye. s s.; Shoemaker, 3D.; Boern-
stein. l. E.; Limerick, c. T.: Hildebrand,
r. f.: Salb. p: Dom, Oakley, c.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-11
NAVY, 10; INTERSTATE, 9.

Runs-TlIett, Bufhn 90. Dunbar. MeNerney.
Gridd Cunningham Herman. First base on balls
on Cash. !; of Croshsn. ,; OF Hoffman, l. Innings
pitched By Crorhsn. 4; By Hoffman. S Hits made
Croshan' ;: by Holman, 6; ny Cash. 6 Two-base
hit-Dunbar Sacrifice hit-rett Sacrifice ny
Houser Stolen bases-Dunbsr ~. Cash. Hausen.
Kane McNepey, Chaimson t2,. Hanna. Grudd.
Double play-Barnes To Galloway. Hit % pitcnef-
By CrnShan (Hanserl: By Hoffman Galloway. Time
cf game-l hour and Is minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-06-11
MASONIC CLUB WORKS.

Manager Billy Belts and his All
Masonic ball club will practice today at
Park. al $50 O'Clock, and Man
ager Belts requests all members OF the
team TO report on time. A stiff practice
game will be staged this afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-11

stearns. Dona aldson. kirkland, OldHeld, Wise Koo-
gle. o'Day. Earned rins-Tennsllytown. 4; Trinity.
J Left On hases-Trinity, ); Tennallytown, 2 First
base on balls-oh Boswell .; of Adams. l.; OF
Howard, I. Innings pitched-By Adams. 4: by How
ard. Hits made-Of Adams /; Of Howard. 2
Struck out-By Adams. 4: By Howard. 4; by Boswell.
;. Two base hits-Howard. Martin. Boswell Stolen
bases-Howard (2l. Donaldson. Kirkland. Hit BY
Adams, 2 Passed ball-Haser.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-11
PRINCETON WINS OUT.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Princeton, y. j., June 1o.-With Wood
in the box. the Tigers caught up with
Amherst's 2-run lead in the third, and
from then on shut out their opponents.
winning to 2 Errors in the first in
ming gave Amherst runs. Score:
r. II. Z.
Amherst 10000 o. 5 S
Princeton ............. 90 o03 x-7 II c
Batteries-Brough and Strahan; Wood and Salmon.
umpires-Mesrs. sternberg and Conahan.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-11

In China a man cannot by viii dispose
of his land in favor of any one person.
whether relative or stranger: It must be
distributed among all his male children
without exception.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-11
RACE DEAD HEAT.

Newbury. Eng, June l0.-Birmingham
and Weather Moon ran a dead heat in
the race for the Royal stake Of $500 :
day. Wassilissa was third.