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The Washington herald., 1914-06-13
LAToNIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five furlOngs: two-yefr-oId maid
Is. LADY Mexican. los (Connollyl. $40, $50
! 20. won: Talsbesrer. liz eNaidroni. S2S $50
cond sTrudsl. IO9 Robbins, $40. third Time.
30l Is Mary ReaTdon. Bet Bib and Tucker.
sscue, Time Piece, Hank 0'Day. Sondolin. Tam
an, and Mayer Stone also ran.
SECOND RACE-six furIongs: thrte-ye r-olds sud
|rSsrd: selling. Gsbuo les tObertl. ti5-G, $50,
+ %. won: Flyius Yankee. III Wsidroal S.n.
o. second BesH Chiffon. Ios tGrInera. Sls
lird Time. - IS Duchess DAFT sidnry Hell
pan, ]. ". q shea.. Fred Drew Raoul. Font, san
On. and Clerk also ran.
THIRD RACE-0ne mile. three-year-olds colts
|nd gridings: selling. Firt Degree. % NTo't
Co. Ssso. 80 won; Alador. Ie2 tRohinscur.
p 50. $50. sscond: TIansit lG tHeughl. so
bird Time. so Is Princeton. E1stAce. Bushy
Head. Hyh, O'HEgsn. Lost Fortune. Alan Gold.
nd -NSnzFans also rsn.
FOURTH RACE-SN furi0ngs. thre,- yeaT-0ld
Ilies. Miss Declare l07 fTayInTl. - -. $50. s. y
ron: Baybery Candle. lG tNeyIoni so. SO.
econd: Lady Moonst. lG tObeTt' SD third
fine LIS Is. Robinetta and IAiglstte also ran
FIFTH RACE-hreS- yeaT-olds md upward thrcr
Iusriers Of a mile: selling Dncle Hart. 100 tTaS-
pr. $50. $50. Sz5 won: ROYAL Tes. III tkeoeh'.
: 20. $40. second; ROYAL Dairty. - iNglDnl, So
hind. Time. lI5 - Csmp~un, Ymir. Lady I'm
lon. Mai Belt aud Trans Miller also ran.
SIXTH RACE-MiIP and a sixteenth four-ye-r-
lds and upward: selling. DilrtGry, III tKeoEh.
l5H. SEQ $50. won; Golden TE.-aHre. Io2 Tea
AM. so Sla second: King Ling. l07 tWsIdron
Is -. third Time l:ist5 Trojan Belle Wsnder.
Isnly Georgr StOll Fellow Man. Carpsthin. and
'lisnt also ran.
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WITH THE RUNNING HORSES.

( 2 10 l, 10 to l. to l. won: Sir Frrtfu lb tCsUerl
s. to l. tn l. even. second; Olga Star Iol tShil-
hnrl. to !. to 5. tn s. third. Time. III t5.
Tempest. Toronto. Rravuy Fundamental. Massso.
Heionic and Rocky o'Brien alSn nan.
THIRD 'RACE-Purse. $40: three year -clds and
upuartis; -Scfng; sx -fr1onss. Rsquism. 81
tsmythl. n 20 5 2 to S. n s. Won: Willis, n3
tC1zrerl I: 10 4. IN D. 2. seeond srrinslnass.
rs tAmbTcsel. "a I. to 4. 70 !. third Tfme.
las Augustus Hein,e. sack Ciuth, stoncman. Russ
Mar. Jim L. and Vested Rights also
F0ERTH RACE-st LsUTGncss ssakss tsn-yssr
old hhes and grldns 81 On aadrd: nEs fnTinuEs
ShyusSs lGs ,Eurrsi S tu s. o. %. ! 20 }. W0n
Amt Josie lts ,Hanosor', u 70 n. ! 20 70, q .
serund: Io-.fua Zarsta. III Pcakl. 10 ! even.
| 60 ; third. TIM G2 Is. Ti- Pin and lad
SpiIi'uslle alsn
FIFTH RACE Pur-s S0 'hrrs.vssr ~. srd
upward scIIinE 81 fTIoUs> pirk's Frt. IN Csl
lshanl. ." l. o. > 20 5. WIN. Chester Krum.
III Burns. 20 = o. Z. even. srrrnt hsfva,
~ UickstU. Is 10 l. 10 l. . % l. third Tine
Is Eve White. Dr DulEhsIN and Nnor't alsp
ran.
SIXTH RACE Pursr 40 thrr,. .yrar-olAs nri
upward sllmg: mir and seventy Nari.. maiden
'0ckcys Cisir lqa UireEorl. ? 90 I. 10 %. o. J.
Wop. Ella Grsnr. ~ iMcAtrrI. n - s. ~ 5. ~
3 sscrnd. TTuyatp. = iArt0rl. 20 !. ~ I. = 'a
70. third Tune. 10 g. Mis-. Ios RTsirIrE ~
Clinton. Lac LsNzrn. Fast0~o sni EHend tlsn
SEVENTH RACE rur-. S00 tbr,a aTa0lds
aud upward s.lluE ono mil, and srrruty yards
Iab1i I0s D-yis-i n ~ g. IN s. - 2 wa.
Alh1tfori 10 tSmrfhl 90 g. % s. o. 8,
-.crnd: Nrrclsud III rCsrHIll. "a s 20 s. -
5 third Timr Isi7 F0ft Sumt'r. MsHi6n. Thomas
IIsrr Garter. Tnrlr Rsn and the Mont asa nn,
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MONTREAL ENTRIES

FIRST RNCT Ym t~1ysar.a .atis. 49, fflans,
Ret iaud % Hsns nTHthsr. iCf Msfssfst q
W. omulu ~ Venue ~ ksn I'r Itksf If
Eihsu Alien. 90, rausu. 900
SboNB RN'T. pu-ss 80 three yssf HidE sf=i
upsaris sslliuE inils sui sfHutV 1affs Beads
= Rsg. - h. ruu. ls isa, Hsusn ioa
PrinCuss uufTs. ~ 'is1Gg paF "a Isuisszi 20
Ar. ~. Sl,oaiy Nurtl,rH m. Erlfd. ~
THIRD HA'E fhTsr ysaf 0tis ani upsarl. Hts
snd nnrabah frIi1nas. Gilhsr H.. ig - FrH,
VI! ssssia "a. ''Enfl ~ -Hn ouasn lfb riHsi
Car. NJ. Ablntirri ~ 'Hssis' iim VI. Tsss--
~
FoIRrH RACE M iui-rastsFsI psyit O. On
guaranteed. ram'. thrrT uiis niis SD one
qsausr water Hasa ~ iutr MrItis. " ps,H
- Ribrk Rr0rm 10, Rrnwaf Il' ursss Inust
a.. ~ IN TshSr ~ ,fsihFu Msd 10 Car
Mirlad NJ: Martin ne
Luks Mciguke and patid Crpis sshoff Snir
Gainer and BaH Hrp6an. H8ilsnd snd Nhiius'
erirv.
Runway and nTayr Cunarisf nsdgril suiry
The shrr and STuihsrn Mad. Davies sEtn
FIFTH RACE trIr-r Nan. thfr' yssfsnids ard IN.
ward -lhng. sN turlouEA 'Fath'r Riley "a
-: Fac White Im single. 10 Pat Gsnn1u ioi .
Anon. lC.: rhn C"rnsrs. 10 CofT-rts~p. ~
MoCrsn. iE Blue Isy. ne: H"vdy lloWdy iis.
l. AigLrn rs
SIXTH RACE Purs 81. three year oids and
uI1Rari. ssilinE mill End uns-sis'srnth. 'Snu,-
Flake. ~. 'R~y. lo1; BiIhs Rakcr. loi Ora
MrIec. lo! Banivos. ioi: 'Bcn uLcs. F7; Has.
s0n. IL
SEVENTH RACE-Purc. $50: thrsr-y,ar, ,olds snd
Rirks. %: Rrdpath - Dnrothy Webb los: 'Ugo.
M level of Asia. lo2; Brswn,. 100: King stalvar
loI Dcie Iscksuu. lo5 Janus. jo7; Haldcman, la
Montagnic 10
The Washington herald., 1914-06-13
LATON1A ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-ssIlinR; twoyeAr-clds: Eve fur
longs. Sweet Lotts 81; Misty Morn. q; Lbsn.
tor. lo0: Outlook. Io2; AlkAnet les; Jeff Roberts
lo5: Eleven Pence, IA: Densro. 100
SECOND RACE-SsItna: thres-yesr-olis and up
ward: six f,ulongs. -Gipsy Love. lol: The Norman
IOa: Rio Brazos. los: Miss Tb1rre les: Cash %
Delivery. lC3; King Bon. III; Balsee 49, Gnnite.
lll
THIRD RACE-Hsndcap; three-year-olds and
upward; six fuIongs. Rack. s5; Roots and Saddle
IS: Prince Hermis, lol; The Widow Moon. 1ol
Korfhasr. lo3: Hawthorn los; Star Jesamne. los
Bac and Boots and Saddle Bradley entry.
FOURTH RACEAThe Lat0nis derby; threey year.
olds: mile and half. Bronze Wing. l07: Casusrina
III; DR.. Samuels, Il9: BLACK Toney. liz: Buck
Kecnon, IL: Ivan Gardner, II; John Gund. l22
Constant, IL
DIR. samnels and Buck Keenon. Bedford and
Rogers entry.
John Gund and Constant, A. Baker & Co. entry.
FIFTH RACE-Selling; three-year-ods and up
ward; one mile and one-eighth Buck Keenon %
Strong. lH; Flying Feet los; Princess Galloway.
1os.
SIXTH RACE-SeIling: three-year-oIds and up
ward; one and one-sixteenth miles Star Of Dan
ube 90; Old Trump. 90; Texas Tomme. l0i: Love
land. lo2; Gold Color, Io7; Hermuda 10; FIrions.
lis
SEVENTH RAcE-serlins: three-year-olds and
upward: mile and one-sixteenth. Surprising, %
'Cordie f.. IS; Higher Up 100; Helen NJ. lo4; Jack
Kavanansh. lo,; Guide Post. les; Curiioae. los;
Wood Crnft, III.
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BELMONT RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-TWo-yeAr olds: selling: Nv. fur.
unss, straight Hydruglans. IOI RYAN. Il 70 5.
10 .. ont. won; Mis-, Fielder. Ini Marco. 10 ..
TO out. second: Far Helen. Is tNssndcri. :
70 !. ., ont. third. Time. ! Ol IS. OHly three
ktarterS
SECOND RACE-Nares: thrrr-y,ar-old. and up-
bard; selling; mile Naisd. IoI CNranderi.
y ;. cut. won: Orutund q rSumtsrl to ]. ! -
ont. s7oUnd Miss ShcrSood . N Hoffman,.
3 to l. IN l. uIt. thru. Time. 1898 Arpas-
ionsts alss nan
THIRD RACE-Two-y ysar-oldS five and ns-haIf
urionsS. C0auetfe ia lBuN'uii' To- > ! 10 ,
I hut. Won: The Finn IL tFairbruthsrl. 70 20 l.
TO !, TO 5, second; Tinkle ReIe. III lK,dsri.
u to l. ; to l. tg>5. fhIrd. Time o. StubboFu
Distant Shore. ChsHteuse also ran
FOURTH RACE-FlOrSl Paris. thrre-year-oIfS ard
pward: handicap. SIX fuTlongs. Strai=ht Hester
frynnc, Fe iWolfel. II to 5. to 5. > to s. won
ftrnnboh, us lkedsris'. 10 5 Z IN TO- out 80
pnd: ysnderErift is IBmtou,. to l. > to !. ! 10
third Time. I:l3 Punch Bowl. scSllywse.
Holiday also nan.
FIFTH RACE Maiden three year -cIds: six fur
longs straight. Syossctt II. ICa iNottrrl II TO 5
TO 3. > IN 5, won: Joe RosenfeId. 100 iBu;wsID
, 10 5. to S. . to 5. second: Eastern Star. lOa
DerondC>. S tn I. : To I, 20 s third. Time
II as Single Stick. Prince Chiffon, Peaceful
King Chiffon Star and Stripes Little Neoskaleeta.
TsglinStro. Cooster. Early Morn 0Ssagleta and
runtier also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Four yesr-olds and upward: SELL
ns one mile and a furlnnG Gry Fisher los but
EeIn. S TO . I to l. ] To . won: Amslh. 81 (NIc
faheNl. ? to l. to 10. ont. second: Patton. los
lDsTies. TO I. to 5. ) to s third Time. " IS
kny Port. Loween and Tay Pay also ran
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BAPTISTS CLAIM THEY
ARE TREATED UNFAIR
Will Withdraw from Falls Church
League Unless Other Clubs Act
More Gentlemanly.
ecial to The Washington Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Falls Church, Va, June 12.-Contending
their team is accorded unfair and un-
gentlemanly treatment during every game
In which they participate by players OF
three of the other four teams in the
league. who stand on the side lines
hurling insulting remarks and interfering
with over-throws. the Baptist club OF
the Sunday School League here probably
will withdraw from the race
During game yesterday afternoon
between the. Baptists and the EpiscopaIs
the Baptists claim they were accorded
unfair treatment by sideliners in inter-
fering with over-throxs, umpire batting.
and In tossing hats. caps. and bats on
the edge OF the diamond during the last
inning Of play. The Episcopsls scored
seven runs In the last inning. winning 3
to 8. after what looked to be a clear
cut victory for the losers.
The game In question has been pro-
tested. The Baptists do not expect the
contest to be awarded them, but are
willing 10 play the game over. Member
OF the losing team have no protest to
make against the Episcopal players, for
they always have treated the opposition
with courtesy and consideration, and re-
frain from rough tactics both on and
OF the field.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-13
Public Fares Well in All but
Two Events at Mary
land Track.
TEN RACES FOR TODAY
ny CHARLEs w. SWAN

Five favorites rewarded their hackers
at Marlboro yesterday. the other two
winners being 3 or to shots. The pub
lie had a good day, while the booAies, in
turn. suffered.
Phew, at to 2, easily won the hrst
event. with Milky Way second, and
Doriski third. while the second event
was captured by Cannock. with Kedron
second. and Gen. McGregor third
The best event of the day was the last
race. which went to Miss British In a
great finish. The first five horses to cross
the line were not a length apart, Malay
getting second money, and Malik third.
kitfery and Aware tried hard to get in
the money. but lacked the finishing power
Double Five took the fourth race. and
was the only good thing Of the day. as
the regulars focked to. Remarkable and
Danviue II, but Double Five won oil
the way.
Ten races are carded for this, get-a-
way day at Marlboro, all the best horses
at the track being entered. The Chess-
peake Beach and Pennsylvania Railway
companies have made arrangements to
hold the special trains until the tenth
race is over.
The Summaries.
FIRST RAcE-Three y.ar-oids and upward; 81,
furiongs: selling Phew. los CHammerb, tn 2.
even. / to . won; Milky Way. lo5 tPickens,. 9 to
]. to !. even. second; Doriski, III Holmes, 10
]. to I. even, third. Time Io2 IS. RummAge.
Testify Trentasoldi. veilchen and Handaletta also
ran.
SECOND RACE-Three yesr-oIds and upward:
selling; five fuldngs Cannock. los Knight. . to
}. TO }. out. won; Kedrun. loI (McCuIugh), to
to 5. to 3 second: Gen McGregor. liz twillsD.
10 to ]. to /. even. third. Time, l o. Faustina,
shrere, Billy K. and Eaton also ran.
THIRD RACE-Three year olds and upward: sell
ins five furlongs. Kelly. Il3 Gohnsonl. to 8.
to = TO 4 won; Hugh Gray. IL tKnightl. Z TO
!. to . to 5. second Blue Crest Ill Gickeftsl.
Chiffon. SYLVAN Deli. Paul Davis and Sam Barber
zlss ran.
FOURTH RACE-Three year-olds and upward:
selling: hre fIrlongs Double Five, lls lBsuert,
10 |, to l. even. won: Danville II, rs Dalyl.
to !. to 5. to s. sernnd: Chenault los HAM
meri. TO ]. to /, Ont. third Time, ~ Is spit
Fire. Sail On. Tho Hermit Henrietta ". and Re
mafkShls ais, ran.
FIFTH RACE-Four ysar,olds and upward: sill
ing i've furlongS. Loretta DWysr. IoI lHammeri
to s. TO 4. out. won Chiffon Que,n Ill tKnigtl.
Ia J. TO 5. 20 s. Second; rnca. III tDrryerl.
TO l. 10 5. to }. third Time, Isi Is. Racing
Bells and Dust Pan also ran.
ING furonsN. Stsr. IL tPickensl. 20 2
IN 5. l N J. won Our NuEKri 10 Doyle. 5 % :
even. Ia .. secrrd: Willis WsddsI 10 uohnsoui.
10 I. - l. even. third. Time = Lard -
kirk.ldv Tisrr Jim, D,b,H.h, Rszsrds nBd L4'tle
w alro nan.
SEVENTH RACE -rsps-,ssr. .oid. and ur-ari.. /.
ssllins' s',ea frrions. MIS- hrsh. 40 Mood
J.fs.unl. Q 10 I. q" !. 10 . senud Main
o Hamms-i. " I, " 4 -rs7. third rime
. AFnisr Gaihsn Cssis kfisr, ani Assfr
sl,s ran
The Washington herald., 1914-06-13
INCOME TAX DISAPP0INTS.
Returns Are $4,000, ZOO Less Than
Predicted by Experts.

The income tax receipts will fail by
nearly 81. 100000 to provide the revenue
expected from it by the framers of the
new tariff law. The taxes collected on
individual returns will be 900 less
than the Treasury Department experts
had estimated. The total assessments
on individuals will yield only $50. 10000,
while the original estimate of revenue
from this source was about SIS, 100000
Secretary McAdoo yesterday issued a
statement saying:
The department is convinced that
many liable to the income tax have failed
to make returns and that many have
made inaccurate returns. Active steps
will be taken to discover all evasions of
the law and a large additional amount
Of income tax will undoubtedly be col
lected from these delinquents."
Notwithstanding the deficit in the es-
timated returns from the income tax.
Secretary McAdoo believes that the
Treasury win end the present fiscal year
on June 30 with surplus Of about
$50, 900.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-13

SIXTH RACE-Threc ,oids and urxsnd: sell
iug. mile and e-siHtssuth Land u kirkoakiy
=. 'Mollis Richards lss; Heny Hutchin-,n. III
Rummasc, lG our NuEget. no. Tigsr Jim ~.
Dawn, nJ; HuFhie Quinn. liz. stare ~
SEVENTH RACE -Four year ulds and upward
selling. nss furnnEN Thrifty. rs. Repsrkahe. IN
Double o.. IL. starhosrd. ~: A.-s.-or. -: Hcn
ne,ta W. Ii: Duussi. 10. Dansiiis a. ~: Clrai
Wafer. II. Coming Coon. IL. Ma Irmiu. IN
Raysl Nans. ~. Hugh Gr.y. IL. kAtsn. u
inrlemsnt. -
EIGHTH RACE -rhre-- yesT-cia. ard up~.rd
s'limE: Ave utl0rEN D~ila Mao ~ seadst -
t"r. t7: IItti. ~. 30 Pass IN ne. MHt- Wad
an, lNl RsEaTdN lgs, E,naa 10 Frstdr. D..
Clem Bcarhr,. 10 frsVd Lirit 10
NINTH RACE. Three 'osT s"ti, aisI uIwafd .si
iuE. tye trl1ugs Hg LANAI. - IusIuin. los
Ms Brtsh 40; Ads lo1. A'tsissN 10. ,.ridfu
castle. ~ trlsn. 10 'hiii1n Qussn 10. NzIns.
Y IT. ~
TENTH RACF r,fss.rsar osis sud apusra ~
tns nt~ fufi0rss. h0np Ius ha r1p uss-t III
Muntcalm. ll'. nTsi I'sn. ioa Nula, tli nassl
uu'N. 49, Ei-hcfr 'a' Chem Sod ~. be-
Lr1al IA
The Washington herald., 1914-06-13
LOWE Is CONFIDENT
OF BEATING NELSON
Local Lightweight Say, I've Will Vim
F,i,een.round Bout q, Ard.
more Tuesday.

Tommy Lowe, wsshinHtans HattiiHH
ltghtsNriEht IH roHHdsnt ~ brstIna
Ttankis Nelson at Afdmuts TussHaf
nishI when The MARYLAND tiub all
stage UH nest SNhihitiuu
IN beat biW sutr. snid tnST ias.
nIHht aand thsn A AsMurrsY siii stHb
taikinH I beat NHdy Duftss Hsfs HHi
kn1N I ran hest NUisan Ne Ia q
good tHY, but I RW iu ntsHt shapU
aud promise the fans = real hattis
1us sent Wind ~ bUtwesn fhhf
O'kssfs. the pupuisr tuKST ~ ne
Initsd F,atra EuatrSsfH and uuddf
Ray should aisn 10 q hard tHUshi boot
~ both hoNs aTr ready fuf the tao ~
the gouE Hprstpi ears Wlii leave f,ipT
,eouth street aHd N'w NHfk sNsHus
over the sisrtfi' iino fur Nfdm"fe NE
night ~ ih' bout, f'turninu after I've
main match is oNrt.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-13
BELMONT ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE Two scar eolds maidrns ~. tuT
lrnss. straighI Rhine Maiden. ~ sing song ilo
No,rridin. 10. N0rthrm Light, no River King
IC Minstrel 10: Drryi>h. lo' TaHtrvy ~ Polish
no Brian Borl. 10 Gaelic no. Broom Lsaf lo'
F'urnck. lA
SB'OND RACE -Tlrsr year 0lds: ~. Bssnar,
hzdicSp: SiH hIrouEs. straight Fhttrr ''nd. lii
Nnr'hcrner 10 Pumrttr Blsu. ~ rndsuntsd
q: Ben Quius % Humiliation. ~ stsar Head
lrg Also eligible. Sirumh1l. no Trnss Hun. ios
R0smrr 'll5. Edith ". - Punch R1Wi lis
THIRD RACE Two y'aT-O -Olds nsidfns. selnF
nv. srd ous-haf firlonEs. straight. 'Harioqulr
lo0 'Ir~tsr IC3 EnihTudcr7 io9. CuErsil ln3
'Amaruu. tG2: Tyr- lOs BDraN. lG'
FOTRTH RACE Two. .yCsF ulds. the k0ene Me
moral. si1 furlnngs main rDur-r. Gs0rr- B0cSsi
10. EnCure. 100: Comfy, 10. HauhCrk. lis. BoNr.
rs
FIFTH RACE-Threcy yeAr-olds; ssliiuz; one mile
Humiliation ~: 'Khcrsa. -: YudelinE. - Sonny
Erv s9 Master Joe Ial: Tea Enough. q
SIXTH RACE-Thrrr-y yCar-olds and upward: seil
ing: one mile yellow Enes l@: "Yodrling S
DaiugcrheId IN: Bersy. loS: WOODEN Shoes. 10
Mr. SPECS. Jos: Tea Enough. S.; Progressive. I05.
ArIrentior allnEnnce claimed
The Washington herald., 1914-06-13
MARLBORO ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Three-year-ol r-olds and upward: srri-
ing: five and one-haH furlonsS. Milky way lG2;
WhisIcr Belle los; Faustina. lns: Gen. McGreg1r.
Ill: Neilchcn. los; Sylvan Dell. los. Kinder Lou.
loi: The Hermit lo4: Handseletta. los; Promised
Land Ill.
SECOND RACE-Two yesr-olds; FIVE furi0nRs.
'Leda. q: ErmassTde. Ioc; Carl 100; Babe. IS;
Finalee. is; Rustic Maid. 100: Lady Capricous.
ll5 Carl and Babr Tie Black entry.
THIRD RACE-Four-yCarol rolds and upward: sell
Ing ise furlongs. Loretta Dwysr. lo2: Skeets, 100
Ann Tilly Io7: Royal Dolly. lo7: Belle n Rryn-
mawr Ill; Tale Carrier. lol Royal Dolly and Belle
- Bynmsrw Dwyef entry.
FOURTH RACE-Four-y year-olds and upward
selling five furiongs. Hedouic. los: Kelly, Ill;
Gigantic III; ReIle Chiffon lo9; Sam Barber. Ill
Prince Chap. Il4; First Trump. losi Silver C.. Ill
Double Five, Ili
FIFTH RACE-Three-year-cld and upward: sell
ing; seven furiongs. Tom Hancock. 100: Aware.
los; Pharoah lis: Malay. 103: Barn Dance. los;
Chiffon Squaw los: Malik, los; Kittery, l@.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-13
MANAGER EDMONSTON
SIGNS STAR PLAYERS
Papermen to Have Well-forti6ed
Team to Face U. S. S.
Kansas Nine.

Manager Sam Edmonston Of the Paper
men Will have an all-star team on the
field to face the L. S. s. Kansas club of
Philadelphia. which meets the Papermen
tomorrow afternoon at Andrews Park, at
O'Clock. Lefty" Downey or King
Brady will work, Brady changing his
mind about reporting to the Federals.
and as this is about the best of south
paws in the District, the visiting sailors
will find the going tough. Messrs. Belts
ard Handiboe will officite.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-13

Five Favorites
Win at Marlboro
Banked
BY EmeraIds, so
Amateur Baseball.
Yesterdays RESULTS

Central Lesgue-Emeralds. >: Wavery. q !.
Depsrtmental League-Axies. 10: War.
Potomac League-G. H.sI, 10; shamrocks. ].
East Washington Sunday School League-Ninth
Il; Keller. J.
Railroad Y. NJ c. A. League-shops. 10; Car
men, G.
Northwest Sunday School Whitney. 6;
Immanuei, 5.
Treasury L<ague-Msrines. 8. Library. :.
Rosedaie Lzgue-Trojans Z; Holy Name, 6.
Marquette League -Tennsilytown. 5; EmerAlds. g.
Brookland League-Methodsts. Z; Catholic J..
GAMES TODAY.
Central Leasue-Kenilworth vs. Spartan
Departmental Lezgue-Open date.
PCtomae League-Fairlswn vs. Oxon Hin.
East Washington Sunday School League-Fifth ".
United Brethren.
Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. Leagie-Nn game.
Northwest Sunday School League-Mt Pleasant
u. 81. Pani.
Treasury L~srne-Tnterstate vs. Civil Service.
Rnsedsis League-Columbiz, rs. 81. PAM. >.
Marquette Lasue-Cherrydale Va. Trinity.
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TROOPS FIRE ON STRIKERS,

uou.. iurs :. ri"us strike ro,s M
.nt.b MANY p.rsDus NDrr shot doNr
v,r, rruurt.d from various parts oi
Italy tndaE
an Naples troops nrcd upon mob ct
,tct,r- Killing one and seriously wound
ms ten others Shonting II reported from
other districts.
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MONTREAL RESULTS.

EFIRsT RACE-TwoyeaT-olds; selling; purse. 500
I've furinngs Mrs Campbell. lGl tShilIingl, to l.
to 5. 10 s. rsn: Burnt Wood los tSmythl I.
L S. even ! to .. second: Ray Il. Miller. uo
frasch' 10 l. 70 :. to . third. Time, % Is
iiss Flssy. Celebrity. Santa Marie. Category Re
|r. The Lark Louis May, Col. Fred and Kazan
|lSa ran.
SECOND -TRreeyear-oIds and upward
Hing; 500: siH fQriongS Pontefrsct. los tKetzy).
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REX A c WANTS GAMES

Tho N'N % would NV. To arrauge .
Eamr fur sundnr. June = also y doubt,
header for IuI, {. with sam. fast Mar, o
land. Virginia nr District of Columhi,
teams Address James T. Wright. man
agor, - Twelfth street northeast
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MMANUEL LOSES. 6-5.

Runs-Nau. schicklsr, Ridiker. X. Gallagher Raw
hnss Gessford, Anderson. Strait. Friede. Earned
rns-Whitney. 5: lmmsnurl. 4 Left on bases
Whitney 8: Emmanuel. 10. First base on balLs-0f
Maddox. Q; OF Dyer, Struck out-By Maddox. s:
by Dyer, 4 Thrre-baSe hit-Ridiker. X. Gallagher.
Dyer. Strait Rawlings. Anderson. Two-base hits
Dyer. McIarrrn. woodward Stolen bases-Nsn.
Ridiker Miller. X. Gallagher. Simpson. Armstrong
Double pay-Nau to B. Gallagher. Hit by pitcher
By Dyer, Ridiker: By Maddox Ge<ford. Passed
bzlls-Strsit. = Umpire-w. R. Woodward Time
Of camel hour and 30 minutes.
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Runs-FIschsr C2, Peck rsl. Heck ~. snyder
Saver. Ncilol.on. Hesru Pugh. Kchl. sullivan tal,
Hughes WiIh~r Left on bs-s-ShoTs 9. Car De-
nartment . First base on bsIis-Of Hughes. s.:
on Callow. ?: of Snyder. Innings patched-By
Hughes }; by " CAIIow, Hns made-oh
Hughes Z: of r. Callow. 4 Struck out-By
Hughes. Z: by " CalloW. 4; by Snyder, Z. Home
rIn-Pcck. Three base tit-Heok Twohase hits
]. Callow. Smithsou, Hesep. Fischer. Saver Sac
rihce hit-Ssyer. Stolen hsses-flscher. Feck tzl.
Nicholson, WiIbcr. Passed balls-Peck o.. Cm
pire-Mr Joe HandibOe.
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Runs-Murhy. Oakley. Hollorin. First base by
erTor-Emerald. !. Left on bases Emerald. 5; Wa
Eerly. 4. First base on bals-Oh Morris. q; on
Stanton l. Struck out-By Norris. 5; by Stanton. 3.
Two-bsse hits Houseman. Holloran DonneIly. Sac
rihce hy-Erans Stolen hases-- Murphy 81. Don
nelly, Oakley Hoiloran Houseman. Hurd. Double
pays--McGlure 70 Murphy: Stanton to Touhy; Hurd
to ToGhys Donueily 10 Holloran TO Murphy. Um-
pire-csp jenkins. Time Of Eame-l hour and 20
minutes. 49,
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Joe Norris Pitches Good Ball,
Georgetown Lads Taking
Central League Game.
jim DONNELLY FEATURES

Joe Norris pitched the Emeralds to a
8 to o victory over the Waverly tribe
In the Central League. allowing the north
east lads three hits, while the Emeralds
tapped r. Stanton for six. The fielding
and hitting Of Jimmy Donnelly was a
feature OF the contest. Score:
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TR0JANs, Z: HOLY NAME. 6.

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sALvAT1oN1srs IN SESSION.

London, June l2-The international con-
gress OF the Salvation Army opened here
today with representatives from all parts
of the world.