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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-05
Dr. Taylor Improving From on.

Dr. iIuEh IT. Taylor. of Bis ~,
franltlin street. who underwent
ssgHous operation two weeks 400 q,
me University Hospital PhtIadeinbia
improved. The operation. ,vIitb e" 1,'.l
performed by DIR Charles II. Frazier
81 me University OF PcnnsvIvan,1 | ,,'.Is
mighty successful ''' WAS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-05
Fincd 800 for snccdiuv

sltity thornton. n chauffeur or,Slovca ,,,
$50 'gu''loK w; scott Of 800 West Frankl,y
Whh hned 500 and costs y.sier',,,,,
not mug IN P"iic" Court for driving an .,I'n
npnle FASTER than allowed by law. ia 80
ui,.t,ssteH on tuesday afternoon by Mofnrc,.oi1s
rro"c.tnah Clarke when no Was found sn IS,te
'Ds through effects OF tho West EnJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-05
Permit for pedest., Posts.

The Administrative Board yesterday au-
thorized the City Engineer Issue permits
TO the Federal government to erect pedestal
posts for mail boxes. The posts must be
fastened to the granolithic paving by not
less than four expansion bolts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-05
Gets Two Year. In H.,

..AgI" holloway. colored indk,ted ~
'crtnhS !. diamond ring, valued at son ,,o,,
Il ~ t,nhciont was convicted ycstcrdnv In ~,
liusungs Court. the jury bringing in az IN. ,no
"'o' "i Two years In the peniten,i9r, 'e'-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-05
Union BARRIERS Meet,

a meeting OF the union BARRIERS. loca! 300
was held Wednesday night at Smithdeai
liall. The meeting was we'll attended, Ad-
dresses FOR the good OF the union were made
10y Messrs Runge, Rice and James
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-05
Position DccIared yncnnt

The Superintendent OF the Electric Plant
yesterday reported to tho Administrative
Board that s. V. Warmer. night lineman
and trouble man" had absented himself
for thirty days without notice or leave and
that ne had declared the position vacant and
appointed S. \. Chldress In WARMERS
stead. HIS action was confirmed by the
board.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-05
Father Meyer Taken to Hospital.

Rev. Edward Meyer, pastor of st.
Mary's Church, Fourth and Marshall
Streets, was taken to st. Agnes's Hos.
pital, Baltimore, yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-05
Undergoes Opcration.

T.. p. Wright, prominent lumberman OF
Boardman, -. c.. underwent operation on
his eyes yesterday at the Johnston Wins
Hospital. His condition was reported as sat
isfactory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28
Many Foreigners Enter
Henley Royal Regatta

third Trinity eight, while Jesus College
will also probably compete. It does not
seem likely, from the form shown in
the May races. that there will be an
entry in the Grand from Oxford Uni
versity.
The position of the Leander crew will
probably be affected by the Cambridge
entry, and if the two university Fights
elect to take part in the contests. for
the Grand it is not likely that the
Leander crew will be up to the stand
ard of last year. The Thames Rowing
Club has lost some Of its old members,
and according to present appearances
will not be as strong as last year.
At this time The London Rowing
Club shows up as the best Of the Eng
fish Fights, for not only has it held
together the members of last years
crew. but it secured some valuable re-
cruits this spring
The English entries for the Diamond
SOULS will probably include L. D. ?.
Pinks, of the London Rowing Club,
last years runner-up, and A. McCul-
loch, of Leander. the winner in 1908.
The entries for Henley are open TO
boat clubs in the United Kingdom until
ten days before the beginning Of the
regatta. Inns leaves D4tulJ VI LllHS AJA
changes from early forecasts, but ut
the present time English critics are not
particularly hopeful over their coun-
try's chances in the events in the Royal
Regatta, in which there are foreign en-
tries.
1.-THE Telegraph's" expert, for exam
PIE, says:
"The English material does not seem
20 he OF the best possible sort this
year, although English prospects, so
far as university oarsmen are con-
cerncd. are by no means hopeless, and
il is likely that good, sound crews will
enter from the Old Country, yet there
is a dearth Of oarsmen who have rowed
in really great crews, and the majority
are men who have the reputation OF
being inyincible yet 70 make.
"The result is that although 1t
would be foolish at present to be de-
spondent over our chances, one cannot
look forward to the foreign competi-
ton with that confidence which was the
usual thing in the days before the Bel
gjans annexed the Grand Challenge
Cum with their fine crews of 1906, 1907
and 1909. II is to be hoped that this
year none of the foreign crews will be
up to the standard of those Pennsyl-
vanians of 1905"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28
ToMpKINs SQUARE PARK.

lime lS-sheridan D. oregon 8; Chelsea L.
I-fica Z: Redeemer T.. Mohawk \. {. -
I5rownie 4. C. Z. Richmond 8: Mohawk H. u.
Z. 3. Young Fedcrals o. Emerson J. MoFGel
Nidgets 4; Brownie b. Is. c. !. Adelphians -
Clairmont TO- Clinton 10; Finkles 10, Green o.
Hazewood l3 Heroes .
June ig-EmersOn lG Emerald s; Donlln -
Emerson $50 pounds 8; Brownie 10. Lincoln
$50 pounds TO- Imperial 3, Mercer J. Marion
S. Roosevelt $50 pounds 8; Senators J. NeS-
sters !. Chester ., oregon .; Loyaltes =
Mohawk A. G. 8; Mordel 8, Mohawk u. u. I.
0. New Era a. Nursery Q.
June 2O-DeNter g Federal D: peerless y
Pioneer 3: SeymoTc a, Richmond . Adsi-
phians .. Green 3: Emerald IL, Clalrmont -
Excelsior g. GoOdhues .. Redeemer T. RooSe-
,elt Brownie A. G. g Superior 0; Browne
- r. C. T. Clinton 4: Emerson q Finkles U,
webster A.. Roosevelt .; Nursery >; YOUNG
FEDERAL /. Hazelwood IS. New Era S. Nor
del 10 Heroes 10. Utica l3O pounds) y
brownie o. Imperial g. Mohawk b. Il. {. O.
June 22-Rooseyelt g. Brownie A. {. =
UazelwOod II. Emerson o: Brownie - b' -
"a, Emerald 3; New Era 10. Mercer = I'M
METALS l6 Heroes Mordels Il, Loyalues -
peerless T. Nursery j.: Seymore 3, Redeemer
0; Richmond Z. Mohawk A. c. O.
June 23-Dexter s. Thorpe Z; Marion ., Eih-
e,son G; Seymore T. Brownie A. c. .; Finer
sop Roosevelt g: New Era G. Brownie H. =.
&. /: Imperials s. Mohawk A. G. 4: Nursery
n Emerald g. Redeemer 5, Richmond -
Iovaities 10 Mercer Z: Hazelwood D. MOI
lime 9l-Goodhues 4. Iafayettes O; Webster
2 Senators 3: Heroes 10. Mercer 3; Seyihore
s Hnzelwood A. Emerald g. Roosevelt D; 10y
sIties IT, Richmond 0; Brownie a. &. >. rear
less A. Emerson T. Brownie y. b. {. 4, Nor
del 10. New Era 0; Imperial l6 Nursery l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28
Two American Crews Add
TO Advance Interest
in Contests.
OTHER NATIONS TO
TRY FOR TROPHIES
English Critics Are Inclined to
Fear Results in the
Famous Races.
IRON Tho Tribune Correspondent

London. July 2O.-The Henley royal
regatta this year has assumed more Of
an international aspect than the great
annual rowing event Of the Thames
season has taken on for several years.
The last occasion on which it aroused
as much advance interest as il has this
wear was in 1905, when the Eesper Boat
Club sent over a crew which barely
missed taking the Grand Challenge Cup
from the Leander crew.
This was one of the finest races seen
on the Henley course in recent years,
as the Vesper crew pushed Leander to
the extremity. rowing 40 strokes min
ute from the beginning Of the race over
the whole course in order to nose IN.
This year the coming Of two more
American crews TO night for the Grand
Challenge Cup has again added zest,
but in addition to the crew from Har-
ward University and the one from the
Union Boat Club, Of Boston, there are
two other foreign entries for the great
trophy. These are in the Manner Ruder
Nerein, Of Mayence, Germany. and the
Winnipeg Rowing Club, of Canada. ,
The foreign flavor is further added
&c By the entries for the Thames Chal-
lenge Cup and the Stewards Challenge
Cup. For the Thames Cup, besides the
English entries. the Royal Club Ma
tique, Of Client, will be competitor:
The Grasshopper Club, of Zurich, and
the Manner Ruder Verein, Mayenee,
Germany, will be competitors for the
Stewards Cup.
The entries for the Diamond Chal-
lenge Seulls include not only James b:
Aver, William Tudor Gardiner and
Paul Wilmington, all Of the Union Boat
Club, OF Boston, but also Robert Dbl
bic, Of the Don Rowing Club, Toronto,
and Giuseppe Sinigaglia, of the Lairo
Club, Of Como. Italy.
The English entries for the Grand
Challenge Cup viii probably include
The Leander, London and Thames row.
rs; Cambridge University may
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWs Of the World

Montevidoo. June 2O-liighland HATTIE
tBrl. New York. - 49,,
Manchester June 2I-boNo NoI'' Wv
York ~ f,.o,,
gcupal. New York. go,
chris,iansnnd Juno %, m-United
states DAM from Copenhagen Ne"
York N, ,s..,.,
Manilql. New York. "a, -.
Montcvidco, June "a Francis tBfl. Nc"
York: 20. Tcnnyson tBrl. New YORK
barcelona, June 2a-LuN tBrl Nc" i0Ih'
London, juno 1-Philadelphian (brl,
Baltimore. ship Ben Ice (Br) New
Rotterdam, June 81. m-,Nicuw Am Am
stcrdam Dutch. Sew York VIA bou
lOgne. 4
Antwerp. Juno %. 1880 p m-Naderiand
(Bclg), New York via Dover
PASSED.
Perrin. Juno 2O-Iivorolydc (Br), New
York for Hong Kong, etc; Kansas 'p')'
New York for Singapore etc 9, a,
SciIiy. June 26-Lutctian tBr)s new io'N
for Huvrc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28
STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS.

Corral. June Meldcrskin CNor)' New York
via Montevideo, etc.
Iiyerpool June % Cedric (BD. New York
via Queenstown, 9th, Talthybiua lbr'
Seattle via Yokohama. etc, and London.
Port Natal. june 2G-Egremont Castle tbI)'
New York via Norfolk for Chefoo.
Kobe. June 26-Indrakuala OBD, New lork
via Sabang. etc. ~,
Barcelona. June Roma G7D, New York
and Providence via 81 Michaels.
Southampton, June 27-New York. New 1orN
Via Plymouth and CherbOurg; Olympic ODD
New York via Plymouth and CherbouTg.
Dunkirk. June 2J-Kentucky dam, New
York via Hayrc.
SAILED.
Swansea. June 2G-EXcter city CBD, New
York.
Kingston. June 2G-Oruba CBr) 0rom
southampton, Ctc), New York; IaEus
G}r) from New York;, Southampton via
Colon. etc
Sew York via CherbOurG.
LIVERPOOL. June q, 2:3O m-Mauretania
(Br) New YOrR
Havrc, June -, MA Provence Fr),
New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

IIUNO ~ =
destination and steamer GEO p. IN.
Hawaii Japan. Corea, China Wla o..
san FranCisCu)-China ............... June )
Guam wa san FranCisco)-U
Transport ..r.........'... ''' q. - "-1
Hawaii Samoan Islands. New Zeal
Snnoula ...................July .
japan. Corca, China tyia Seattle
Il,.,,,,,,, Nam ...............July
Hawaii Cyia San FraucisCoD-Manoa.. July =
'I i,or w. ,....................July
Hawaii. FiN Islands, New zealand , q.
Australia tvia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. July .
Jau9n. Corea. China. philippines WA
Vsncouycrl-E Empress Of Asia ...:.'.'July
Hawaii Jauau. Coroa China, Philip.
pines tyia san F'rauciGcol-Ma nchurla.JuI!
Japan, Coroa, China, fmhPpihe7 w" r,l,. q
SeattlCl-SadU Maru ......-.,..'''''''''Ju .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28

June iS-Pubic School p Cresceuts g. -.
Barts ,: 81 Gabriel Indians .. LeNinst0Hs o.
St Gabriel Juniors g. Ramblcrs a.
June 20-Young Giants 9. SaTanacs ]; star
fs1 Giants 10 MlIbank Midgcts g; St Ca
briel Mldgets a. Imperials ~. 81. Gabriel Ju-
nlors 3. p. s - CTcsceuts .
June 22-St. Gabriel Indians o, Rockund7
0: Young Giants !. LcX.ngtons .; startsl
Giants I. St. Gabriel TIMES 8: Millbank Mid
gets 3. MadisOus ].
June 23-P. $. p Circles 4. RocAlsnds ,;
Rose Hin Cubs S. ST. Barts Boys 10. L. >.
- stars :, Flyaways I.
June aI-St. Gabriel Juniors .. Quicksteps
o: ST. Gabriel Indians D. Madisons o; st. Ca
brlel Midgcts 4, Coyotes ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28
Forest Hill Field Club,

Ties were the rule at the Forest Hill
Iield Club yesterday because Of the
provision that scores Of u or less shall
be considered on even terms. In Glass
A. G. Il. Nixon, with S2-12--70, fin
ished even with Fred Stone, with
S1-12-7i. In Glass B, o. W. Weight,
with 3O-lS-72, and H. Ayers, with
91-l9-72, were those involved. The
scores follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28

Highest temperature yesterday. IS (at 1 p.
No.: lowest. o. tat 4 a. M; average, =;
average for corresponding date last year. a.,
average for corresponding date last thirty
three wears. H.
Lpal st-Thundorshowers to-day;
Monday, probably fair; moderate to fresh
shifting winds, mostly south and southwest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28
THOMAS JEFFERSON PARK.

June 20-Excelsiors IL. YOUNG Silver stars
G.: Bangles l.. SaXons o; Harlem club Ju-
niors .. jefferson Juniors q.
June 22-Pioneers .. Tigers Winonas D.
Regents 4: Olympias no. All stars I.
June 23-Staneys 9, AllwiOs 9. Little
stars IS. Arlingtons 10; Kenyous II, Rivals O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28
ARRIVED.

..--- ty.iecr Franz Josef ! AusO
Trieste June l3, Patras 10. fdle't,uo -, 10 -
Agiers IS TO Phelps Bros CO. D., s.cnpe er and
1873 second cabin, IN steeIase P@'S'''7o'7
RsI,ic G3D. Liverpool June IS and queens rs,
Gown 10 10 the White star Line, VIZ ~
senEers mails and mdse. bar W a ri 20
Psrfection. Sabine. TO the standard vi -
with mdse. quarantine, oIO a IN ,,o Mallory
Santiago. Galveston. june ~, 70 NV GI,,,s,y
6 70 win passengers and mdsc' Qud' a''
u, Nina Hsta. Baltimore, to the New YORK
and baltimore Trans Co, with mdse' Cu''u''-
nHG, ' 5syt i "' FD. Hayre June q. to the
r.o,,-,,,oric Generate TTansatlahIlu', w.
n frsi. IL, second cabin ana 50 ~,
raescngors. mails and mdse h'' 80 &c 20
Iy,zcr,ho tBu, Philadelphia, JUNO 80. ~
80 TjUy & co. I'm ballast. Quarantine
I-i i@e,ir. 'G Newport News and Norfolk 10 10
tho OIG Dominion s. 60, WIN pdsse"s-' az
mdfe. 'PI'ss"agouIa june H. 20 the Sea
hoard and Gulf - CO, with mdse' N''l''''
u4 lSi.. 9so P'TT Havre June Is. 20 the Com
..,,,,r,. Car,raIc Transauantiquc, WIN V"'
n and 20 gtoeragc passengers ana must
SAILED.
Steamers Fricda. Sabine; Ragnarok ,N"rl,
puerto COrtez. PrinZ Friedrich Mhu''"'
Gen. Bremen, NaTaganseit ,hIl, ~ ~ ~,
ICELAND ttBClgl. Antwerp 'lli'll'"
Io-Tnn. Cbemnitz tCcr. Philadelphia; caro-
Ina, San Juan. Teaadores Br Colon; K styi
delaware G}D, Genoa, jamestown. NorlSl"
and Newport News; Comal, Noble eo'J i,,
GaivIeton. canning G}D, Manchester; I'M
Der1for rGcrl Hamburg; Caledonia Er)
Glasgow. RI cid. New Orleans NesIls 'bi)'
Rabia; Idaho ,Br), Hull; Saratoga; havana J.
Mohawk. Charleston and Jacksonville: t"lon'
Crjetobai. Gulfoll. Port Arthur; Madison
Norfolk and Newport News; Berwn, arc
ci5o. Prinz Sigismund Ger. Kingston; 81
gurd 6NoJ, Baracoa; Cdlabria OBJ NapleS'
SSTirrcVa Brunswick; City Of Montgomery
sayannab: III Occideutc, Galveston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28
,IRCLESs REPORTS.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

The Campania, $40 miles cast OF sandy
Hook at noon Yesterday Is expected TO uuVN I
Monday forenoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28
ST GARRIEL.s PARK.

June 2O-Summit Midgets. I; Atlas T..
t., 6. It0Quols. ., Mohawks, q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28
NEW JERSEY CHARTERS.
ny Telegraph % The Trlbune.

Trenton. n. j.. June ~
Jarvis Bread Co. Inc, Newark; S2o,OOOi
1obn KaRalas Nicholas Kafalas, Peter
jaws ,.. go ooo. 7, a
Astor Lunch Co. Newark NlV,ooO, y, p. sl'
glaion. r. r. O'Grady, Howard Isbermood'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28
G0MEY ISLAND AND
ROcKAWAY TODAY
INCLUDING WEST 23d ST.

West le0th 81. $3.50. 1880. 30 and 3:ug:
West 2Jd St: 1000. II 90 200. 800. $3.50.
Battery; 1880 ~ 80. $50. $50 and 400.
Couey Island GOO, 200 500 and 900;
Rockaway: 1915. 1l6 500. GOO. ZOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28
CARMANsvLLE PLAYGROUND.

June 2O-Spartan Jrs., 10; Tip Top Mid
gets. a. Tip Top Jrs., q. Holy Name Jrs
..
June 22-Boy Rangers. IL Hamilton
Jrs, Q. spartan, Jrs., $; Camansyille
Midgels 3.
June 23-s,. GATHERINGS. 10: Tip TOP
Mdgets, II. Amsterdam 4. c.. SO; Ham
ilton. Jrs.. q.
June 24-Kroywen 4. c. o; Triangle r.
G., .. Carman. Jrs.. II; Boy Rangers, T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28
Vessels Arriving at and Depart
ing from Port of New York,
Saturday, June 81.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Inrisc. 1881. sunset, 1856. moon sets. IL;
m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28

United states Department Of Agriculture,
weather bulletin. observations taken al 3
.. m, 18th meridian time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28
RESERVOIR PLAYGROUND.

June iS--Reservolr So. ~; Oakwoods.
Reservoir Midgets. IS: Incarnation
Midgets. II. Reservoir 100. Z Wash
ington Heights. .
June 22-lncsrnation. Jr.. 7. Mohawks
T. Reservoir h. b.. o. Highbridge, 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records OF the
Last Twenty four Hours.

Official Record and Forecast. Washing
ton. June q The Western storm has reached
Lake Michigan with about the same IN
tensity and storm warnings are now display d
over the entire lake region The rain are"
for tho last twenty four hours covered mo
DaEotas, tho upper Mississippi NalleN thr
lake region, the upper ohio valley the MD
die and south Atlantic states and the south
crn portion Of the east Gulf states In Nc"
England, the Southwest and tho West gen
erallv tho weather was fair hlgn teu'-
peraturcs continued iu the ONO Nallry' INC
South and southwest. and II Is much warm,
in the Northwest and the districts west OF
the Rocky Mountains, Yuma, Afl@' ~
porting a temperature Of IL degrees Inc
Michigan storm will continue eastward sun
day, attended by showers In the lower lahe
Ievion the middle Atlantic states ana New
England, followed by generally fair weather
Monday Local thundershowers VIII a'so
continue Sunday and probably MONDAY VI
the south Atlantic and east GUlt states.
Elsewhere the weather viii be generally ialr
Sunday and Monday
Winds for sunday and Monday-North ana
middle Atlantic. moderate, mostly southeast
and south probably increasing somewhat
Sunday night. south Atlantic and east Gun,
moderate south and southwest; west Cur,
gentle TO moderate south.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28
WEDNESDAY, JULY I.

Aquitania. Liv'pool, Cunard $3.50 a m 1000 m
la Sayoic UavrC, French. 1900 ~ 1000 III
Ivcrnla Gibraltar. Cunard 1880 IN 400 nm
PhiIad'hia. curacao. Red u $3.50 IN 1900 IN
Bormudlan, Ber'da Quebec $50 m HOO m
AImirantc. Colon. l. + Co. $50 a m 1900 IN
~ VITI Cbrlsfiansgnd = 4 200 p m
S,ptiqgo Galveston Mal'y 1900 y m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28

HIGH WATER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28
Local OniclnI Record.-The folio

claI record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes I'm the temperature for tho last
twenty four hours in comparison with the
corresponding date Of last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28

YORKvILLE PLAYGROUND.
juno i7-Acmes T. Akibas 4; True Blues y
shaldnns o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28

MONDAY, JUNE y.
Malls Vessel
Vessel For Line close sails. 4
Ancon. Crlstrral. Panama. .11:SO m 500 m
TUESDAY, JUNE 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28
Humidity
Barometer Reading.

a. ny. se.r p. m. a.s p. NJ. 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28
Additional Scores in The
Tribune Baseball Tourney

Jur lS-spartans 10, Jenersons .; Cardinals
. / r. es l.
Ju.e l9-WilsOns O. Mohawk Midgets {:
Emei ids TO- lryings 8.
June D-DeCfOot O. Harlem Rangers .:
luvncibes II, Harlem Wanderers 3: Vic
tor.ds ., SuperiOrs 3; Acmes s. Eruginas 3;
Lincoln Juniors T. Garhelds O. SeminOles Is,
Laurcls q.
June 23-Semlnole Juniors $. Young Fultons
.; Harlem Snakes j.. Young Giants T.
June 23-Jefcr5on =, Wingfoots O.
June 24-ACmcs u, Harlem Feds %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28

DE WITT CLINTON PARK.
June -Continentals. "A: Bradley, 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28

Forecast for Special LOcalitieS.-Eastern
New York. thunder showers sunday; Mon
day. probably fair; moderate 10 fresh
shifting winds, mostly south and south
west
Western New York, Western PennsN-
vania and West Virginia, thunder showers
Sunday; Monday, fair.
southern New England. showers Sunday:
Monday probably fair: moderate 10 fresh
winds mostly south and southwest
Northern New England. showers sunday:
Monday. fair. except probably showers in
East Maine, moderate shifting winds. be-
coming southcas; and south and fresh.
New jersey, Delaware and Eastern Penn
svlyania. thunder showers Sunday: Mon
day. fair, moderate 10 fresh south TO
southwest winds.
District Of Columbia, Maryland and Nir-
ginia thunder showers Sunday; MONDAY,
fair: moderate south To southwest winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28
BENNETT FIELD.

June 22-Alplne b. b. c.. 9; BENEFITS $50
2. Hinky Drinks g. Clarcmont Juniors. g.
June 23-Hilltops, y; Peerless. :. All Stars,
9. Claremonts. 6.
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