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HEAVY ENTRY LIST
Trotting and Pacing Events at Lex.
in6ton Draw Many Animals.

LEN INGToN. KY. June 2.-Heavy
entry lists were reported in all the
at the October meeting Of the Ken
lucky Trotting Horse Breeders Asso-
citation. when the entry cards were
closed last night; The total value Of
Among the stake events for which
entries closed were the following:
Castleton cup Gree for alD, Walnut
Hall cup for 2:12 class trotters; Ash
land for 2:19 class trotters: Kentucky
and Lexington for three.year-ol old trot-
ters; Cumberland for 2:05 PAGERS, and
Bige Grass for 2:lo PAGERS.
Starters for the Transylvania will
be named on September Is.
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GOLF MATCH ON
Qualifying Round for Metropolitan
Amateur Championship is Held.

RYE. y. y. June 2.-Of one hundred
and nineteen golfers who took part in
the qualifying round of the thirty six
holes medal play for the Metropolitan
amateur championship over the Apa-
wants Clubs links to-day. twenty
nine qualified for championship match
play with scores OF l 6S and under. Nine
moro tied with l69 each, and will play
off early tomorrow morning for the
vacant places in the qualifying di-
vision
six contestants. including Oswalk
Kirby. holder OF the title. qualified for
the title to-day. Roy D. Webb. of
Englewood. y. j., was the medal win
ner with 7S-77-155, just one stroke
better than jerome y. Travcrs Kirby
and Walter j. Travcrs. with 16l each ;
Findiay s. Douglas. 1863; Charles H.
Secly. ls6. and Fred Herreshof, i6S,
were others who qualified
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BOXING BILL PASSED
Illinois Senate Puts
1'hrOunh.
Carroll Bill

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, June 2-The
Illinois Senate to-day passed the Car
roll boxing bill. 1t contains a claus
making It's provisions Inactive In any
municipality until 1t has been adopte ii
by referendum vote.
The bill now goes to the House,
which recently killed bill which did
not contain the referendum feature
The meHsuer legalizes ten-round no.
decision boxing bouts under the super
vision of State athletic commission,
composed OF three members to be APP
pointed by the Governor. 1t provides
that seven and one-half per cent of
the net receipts of all exhibitions shall
go to the State. Members of the com
mission would receive S2,5OO year.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
FEDERAL. LEAGUE
PLANK WINS GAME

CHICAGO. June plank out pitched
Prendergast in a slab duel to-day. and
Chicago losing to ST. Louis. TO l.,
dropped TO third place In the Federal
and a single by Berton and double by
Deal. accounted for the visitors runs.
Only two Chicagoans reached third
base. while Plank scored six strike
outs. Sanford tanning three times. It
was Pendergasts first defeat after six
victories.
Score by innings: r. II. E.
ST. Louis ~ 0lOO00I 00-2 s !
Chicago | OO1 90 90 -1 2
Batteries: Plank and Hartley: Prem
dergast and Wilson.
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SECOND GAME
To,als Ia s:l!a Totals ..Ws

'Battef for Becker in ninth
fRntteh for Rnun.Eardner In .Irhth
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TYRuS COBB RESPONSIBLE
FOR DEFEAT OF CHICAGO
"''fies Benz Until lie Is Forced to
Retirc-Ituns Wild ON
Paths.
"tn soX BEAT NEW YORK
"'s'"h Hits Warhop and Pieh, TAX
ing Second Game of Wcek-Hnm-
lyon Pitches Brilliantly, and
browns Shut Out Cleveland,

''t |,i,ed Wire to The Times Dispatch ]
p, iicnGo, June 2.-Tyrus Cobb was
az hhibIc for Chicago's defeat to-
~. IN the final game or the series, be
Por winning over Chicago. 4 TO l.
So ,, pitched n good game until The
REQ Benz until the latter became nm.
IytaaE. and Crawford. Kavanaugh and
oune punched hits. forcing Benz TO
Cobb added another run for
h.nGicd. stole second and third. and
on scratch single. Covelcski
i,rhed "a mastery game. the locals
un'thlhS three hits OF him in the
IL ana saving themselves frcm
''ihs shutout. The score:
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!%hi,s ;;S3 80 Il Totals ga % 10
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BRAVES AND GIANTS TIE

lLeased Wire to The Times. Dispatch.
BOSTON, June New York and
Boston played ten innings to TO 5
Tie III shiVerins weather to-day The
game was called because Of darkness.
SIX New York runners actually crossed
the home plate but one run was lost
wnen captain DOYLE, OF the Giants.
Intercepted a throw 10 the home plate
10 head Giant runner. Crutcher
pitched we'll for Boston. all of New
! orks runs being due to errors. The
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Detroit
Totals 20 - = - u Totals
y tt'"f for Scott in eighth

NJ II,ed Tor Scott IN cIEhth
-, Iy!i .--,...-...-.-..- q y q n 2 -.
-. 10 ..--.. ...-.-...-0 q q 0 o.!
..it mary; hun--cohh a.. Crawford KAY
""nnIfH' r. collins. Two-baSc ht--Craw-
i1fH. THREE base hit-Crnwtord stolen
% 'ns-'ohb s-J Etru.d rurs-Detroi;. {;
uaf"' ]! SHcrttC" hits Breton. Young
y'Lhie plays Bnsh 10 vat 10 Kavanaugh
n,,,m,ah 10 = collins to Brief: Benz 10 p
,n.Hhs 10 Hr!e!. Lett on hases-Chicaro {:
bstfo!i TO- First base on errors-Dctroi,
re-, on haIs-of REM. 3. of scott !! mis-
-" ,htnI " In "a innings. OF Scott none
~ =" inning. OIL kEssell. in inning Hit
y. pll'nHT-hy s,oveleskie ,BrIhtt S,rucI;
I,InIHE Eenz. J: b.! Covciesk!e . I-,npires
HI'GHbtaNi ma y f.Cughlir Time "a
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TOTALS 30 81 Totals Is 9.c9 q
'Patted FOR Mclean ir seventh
fSnutd for Tcsreau IN eighth
tBurnS out. because of Doyle's interference
Score hy innings: II
New York ..........o o 3 OF o o.
Boston .........,....o n n n n a.
summary: Runs-Doyle Fletcher (2) Rob
ertson. Connolly t2D. MaGee. Schmidt. whal-
Ing Two-base hits-MaGee. Merkle Moran
Schmidt. Stolen basa-Connolly. Sacrifice
hit -MaEee. Left on bases-New York. .:
Boston. :. First base errors-New York
5. Pases on halis-oH Tesreau 3: off Schauer
J; OF crutcher. !. Hits-of Tesreau 8 in
innings on Schauer. none in innings.
Struck out-by Tcs-cau. - by Schauer C..
by Crutcher, l. Wild oitch-Schauer TIM.
pircs. Quigley and Eason. Time. 2:3l
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KANSAS CITY ON TOP

KANSAS CITY. MO. June Exam
sas City tied Pittsburgh for first place
by winning to-day's game from the
visitors, TO o.
score by innings: RHE
Pittsburgh 100000 100000 s
Kansas City -. . o O 5000 '-4 o l
Batteris: Barger. Dickson and Ber-
ry; Johnson and Brown
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S0X BEAT YANKEES

LEASED Wire TO The Timcs-Dispa,ch !
NEW YORK, June 2--Hoston hi
WARRIOR ana Pi"h brlskly to-day, and
naue II TWO straight over the New
huth pitched fin. game for the yisi-
tors and helped win HIS own game with
nome run into the right field stand
IN the second inning with Thomas on
phsc u VAS Ruth's second home -un
on pp this season Gardner hit
TOUR singles in five times up. The
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Taylor Beat. Quaker Cui.t.

MILWAUKEE,, WIS, June al
Tayolr, Milwaukee. this afternoon de-
feated 10 Mayer. of Philadelphia. in
the third block of their 2,400-point 1872
Of 800 to 173. High runs and averages:
Taylor, SIS and Is 1918; Mayer, "a and
10 3-17. Grand totals: Taylor, 900;
Mayer, 472.
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PLAYS TWELVE INNINGS

NEWARK. y. j., June Newark
defeated Baltimore ip twelve innings
to-day. Quinn and Reulbach pitched
wonderful ball. considering the cold
wind that swept the field.
Score by innings: r. II. E.
Baltimore 1000 OOOo1O OO-2 10 1
Newark 49,. O ! 0 O 0 O 0 0l-3 10 3
Batteries: Quinn and Jacklitsch.
Russell; Reulbach and Rariden.
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Reacnd bx Scouts.

Helpless as result OF exposure and
weakness G. NJ. Terry, OF Brookneal.
Campbell County. was picked up yes
terday afternoon by Boy Scouts on the
Cary Street Road. They first took him
to the East Main street Camp at 705
East Main street. but az he could not
get the necessary attention there. they
took him to tho Virginia Hospital,
where last night he was reported to be
resting we'll.
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COLLEGE BASEBALL

New Haven, Conn.-Amherst. s.;
Yale. ..
liams. o.
Army. o.
Dartmouth. Twelve innings).
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Columbia Ready for Race.

POCGHkEEPSIE, =. Y, June g
Coach Jim Rice and thirty members
of the Columbia University rowing
one hour afterward the coach had the
senior crew on the water for short
practice. The daily practice for the
intercollegiate regatta on June % will
start tomorrow. The other crews en-
tered, Cornell Pennsylvania, Syracuse
and Leland Stanford. will arrive within
a week or ten DAYS
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baseball Pool Ticket. conn.cot.a.

proximately 1000 tickets OF a baseball
pool were confscated to-day by Dis
trict Attorney label. They were re-
ceifed here by express. marked and
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Another sufferer through the heavy
downpour is the Old Dominion Tennis
Tournament. Play. however. will be
resumed to-day IL the weather condi-
lions permit. Players not on the court
at o'clock, providing 1t is clear. will
lose by default
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BROWNS TRIM INDIANS

[Leased Wire to The Times Dispatch.
CLEVELAND. June With Hamil
ton pitching brilliantly. 81. Louis de-
feared Cleveland. d; 10 o. to-day. the
game being stopped by rain at the
start OF the seventh inning. AS the
storm contained, the second game
vas responsible for three Of St Louis's
runs The score:
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There will be two games to-day,
morning and afternoon. The ante
meridian contest will start at 1890
o'clock, and the matinee performance
at o'clock.
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FIRST GAME.
PHILADELPHIA
Totals "A: a:,is =? Totals :

'Fat,ei for TIncur in ninth
Score b. innings: r.
Philadelphia ......n . n q q q a..
Rrooklrn -.-............o q : o =;
Summary: Run--Crava.h. Niehon OMara
rutsh-w %? Getz. Miller Coomba ~ Two.
bare hits-OM Mara Getz. MILLER. stolen base
-D*ubert Earned rurs-Philadelph'a 90,
Rro"k|rn 90. Sacrifice hits-Byrne O'HIara
~. Dauh-r,. Double plays-Coomhs O'Nara
and Dnueert: Myers and Miller: Niehon ami
inheron, Sacrifice ny--wieser. Left or
base IN errors-Phi!adeiphia. i: BROOKLYN
Bases on i'ails-of RiXey. ?: on Coon.bs
Hits-oG RiNey. in innings: OH Tincup
In innings M by pitcher-by comb.
Sancrof,D. struck out-hy R!xey !: by
Cocmts IA ss.d hall-Killifer J-rnIrc.
Klein and Emslie. Tirne. rs
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Iotals ..8 70 Totals "a q e
'Whitenan out. hit by hatted ball.
Rochester ..............o Q II
Montreal ................ 0 o DC
summary: RuHs-kores. J. Smith ca,
Whiteman. Flynn co. Howiey Two-haes
htts-Flynn. Whtcman. Herschey. Three.
base hits-J. Smith. Sacrifice hits-Iiolden
Devlin. Purtc'. stolen bascs-Whi;eman.
Flynn. Howiey. Double play-Purtell 10
Nash to Flynn. Hit hy pitched bnlls-hy-
Dowd tClemcns): by Hershey 81. Smith,
Bases on balls--on Dowd. l. off Herschev 9
Struck outby Hcrschey. ,; by Dowd &
Cmpires. Hurt and Brown. Time. TO
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Columbia Beat. Penn. Herr.

NEW YORK, June 2.-Through the
splendid pitching of Smith. who struck
of Second Baseman Watt. who mads q
home run in the seventh, sending in
q runner ahead OF him, Columbia easily
defeated Pennsylvania here to-day,
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10. Pitches So-Hit Game.

ALBANY. GA, June 2-Jake Mays
q nineteen-year- youth, of Wendell.
for Macon against Albany in the South
Atlantic League here to-day.
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nnaehaII strILe I. mn

GRAND FORKS, n. D., June 2-The
Grand Forks baseball strike In the
Northern League. today was declared
off, the players and club officials com
promising their differences The sus-
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'Batted for Becker In ninth.
fRhtted for Bauu.gardner in eighth.
Score By nning.: n
Philadelphia ..........., n q ~
brooklyn ....:..........i q o.
summary: Runs Bancroft Cravath -,
o. Mara. Myers. Cutshaw Getz. Two-has.
his-Myers Smith. Stolen base-Getz
Earned runs-Brockiyn. . Sacrifice hits
ohuh.rt. uetz. Double playr-Becker, burn.
anu ByTne: Rancroft. Niehof and I.uderu.
sacrifice hy-Wc!sc:. Bases on halls-or
Baumgartner, : off Demaree !! Hlts-ot
S"unrnrtner. in innings: OF Demaree
IN inning. Struck out--hy Baumgartner
!: hy smith :. Empires KLEIN and Emsli.
Time. al -'
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CARDS BEAT REDS

ST LOUIS, June 1.-Two singles.
q double and an error. scored Bethel
and Butler in the eighth inning and
enabled st. Louis to win from Gin
cnnati, score to 4, here to-day. The
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1T STRIKES ME
By TIM PATCH

Old Jupe has had the better Of the
Climbers and Skeeters for the past two
days. and the fans will consequently
profit by a couple of double headers
later In the season.
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Billy wicks. late OF the Orioles. later
of the Climbers, and now OF the Jersey
City Skeeters, blew into town last
night. and was out greeting his friends.
He carries the same old smile and Is
confident that his boys will land the
rag.
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Dunn Is undecided in regard to his
twirlers for the games to-day. The
rain has given all Of his moundsmen
ably work Morrisette or Andrews in
the opener, reserving Russell for the
final clash.
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South Atlantic.

At Albany-Albany. 0: Macon. 2.
At Acknowledgements. 3; Charles
ton, 4.
At Columbis-Columbia. s: Savan-
nah. l.
At Observation-Disclosures, /; Jackson
VILE, Q
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Those Phils. after attempting to
break the straight win record without
success, are now after the straight loss
mark. If the Superbas can beat them
twice In one day 1t is probable that
Moran will get the latter record
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DOWD PITCHES GREAT GAME 3
AND WINS FROM ROCHESTER
Montreal Makes 1t Three Out OF Four
by launching Hits on Hesschc.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y. June 2.-Dowd's
pitching was too much for Rochester
to-day. and Montreal made il three
out of four wins. the score being to /
Hersche, who shut-out tho Royals on
Memorial Day morning. was touched
up freely. the visitors punching their
hits The score:
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Cleveland .-...--- ..-.-........ % q 81
81. Louis .....-.--...- .......-i q OF
summary: Runs Austin. Williams. I.eary.
I.avan. Three base hit-Lavan. Bases on
haiis-on IaEcrman. 3 off Hamilton. T.
Struck ou,--sy Hagerman. :; by Hamilton.
l. First base on eTrors-St. Louis, !. Left
on bases-Cieveland. :. St; Louie. 3 Time.
1910 UnUires. Evans and Muilaney.
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Although the grounds at Broad
soaked. Viii Dunn viii have fo force
Of men working on the diamond at
an early hour this morning II the
weather Is clear. If II stops raining
before $40 o'clock he is confident that
he can be ready for the start
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SNw York ..' q q o q q n :.
Snmrarv: J:un>-Hooper. Wagner Hob.
Ntl"l, GARDINER. Thomas ga Ruth Ma!sel
Three base h!,-Mai>cI HONE rt.n-Ru,h
stolen hG-es-Cook Speaker. Hooper. Earned
rurs-New York. J: Boston. :. Sacrifice hits
Wagner. scott. : 81; on bHees-Se~ York
:, BOSTON. y. Bases on balls-on warrior,
:: OF P!ch. 3. of Eu;h. J. Hits-on War
hop, - In Ia i7rincs, on roeh : In "a
innings. Hit hy ritcher-hy WARRIOR fTho.l-
ssl; ny Ruth Cook struck out-by War
ror, p by Ruth I Wiid pitch-Ruth TIM
r!res. D.rser ana Nallln. TLme. rs
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American Association.

At misunderstanding I; Milwau-
kee. 3.
At Louisville-Louisville. 0: Kansas
City. II.
At Observation-Disclosures /;
Minneapolis. 4.
postponed.
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MINOR LEAGUES
Texas League.

At Beaumont-Beaumont 3: Calves
ton. 2.
At Houston-Houston. 10; San An
tonic. Q.
At Dallas-Dallas. Ia; Fort Worth
At Shreveport-Shrevep 40; Wa
co, SIS.
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1t is expected that RUDE Meadows Will
report to-day. and in event he is In
good shape, Dunn may give him an
opportunity to show his goods. The
RUDE has made wonderful record in
college circles, and his friends are
confident that he will shine under
Dunn's tutelege.
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LANDING OF CLUHs.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
New York mt Boston.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
tOnly three scheduled
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Buffalo. as we'll as Richmond. was
idle. If the Climbers manage to take
the double bill to-day and the Bisons
lose, 1t viii put us up on top of the
International heap.
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It Is highly probable that Neal Ball
Will get Into action again. after laying
up Tor nearly three weeks with boils
which rivaled those Of the late la
mented Job.
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Those old com backs, Jack Coombs
and Eddie Plank and two OF the Iron
men who have not yet reached the
scrap heap. Both t~irled excellent
games yesterday and both were win
ners
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Cincinnati.

IotdIs ..o4 4 10 Totals ..W 10 2 II
Ran for Snyder IN eighth.
tBatted for Sailee in eighth.
tBatted for Higgins In eighth.
Score by innings r.
Cincinnati ..............0 ! o.
ST. Louis .............O o o IS
Summary: Runs-C;riffith. Olson (a), Moll-
witz. Dolan 90. Bctzcl t2). Butler. Two
base hi;s-Dolan. Clark. Beck. Stolen base
Miller. Earned runs-Cincinnati, >. Sac
rifce hits-oiriflth, Killifer. Mllwitz, Hug
gins. Beck. Left on bases-Cin-innati &;
st. Louis H. First base on errors-Cincin
natl. :. Bases bails-on Sallee .: off
Benton. G: off Dale. l. Hits-of Benton. in
innings tr"ne out in eighth; off Dale.
In innings: off Griner. In inning: Of
Sale, 6 In innings. Struck out--by Ben
ton: .: by Sale. 3 Umpires, Byrne and
OrtlI, Time, 2:l1
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Rain cut off the Virginia Leaguers
yesterday, too
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Detroit mt Boston.
Washington at Philadelphia.
tOniy two scheduled.)
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
81. Louis, 2; Chicago, ].
Kansas City, 4: Pittsburgh. 0.
Newark, 81 Baltimore. twelve in
ninEs).
Bufraio- Brooklyn (raIn).
STANDING OF CLUBS.
w. !. Pct w. l.. Pct
Kan. City. 90 II .575 81. Louis. rs II .614
Pittab'gh .23 u .5I5 Brooklyn is 10 .tse
Chicago .23 1S .581 Baltimore lie "a 400
Newark ...e2 IL .5s4 Buffalo LIB IS .84a
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Boston. Z; New York, !.
81, Louis. Z; Cleveland o (si1 innings.
Detroit. 4; Chicago, I.
Philadelphia Washington (rain).
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Brooklyn at Buffalo.
Pittsburgh at Kansas City.
ST. Louis at Chicago.
(Only three scheduied.)
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Jersey City mt RICHMOND "a. VI. and
Providence at Newark,
Buffalo at Rochester.
Montreal at Toronto.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY

GAMES YESTERDAY
brooklyn, 7; Philadelphia 3 (frst aane)
zame).
Boston, 8; New York. uen innings.
st. Louis, 8; Cincinnati, 4.
Pittsburgh Chicago (rain).
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-19
Fertilizers USED .
MAKE FERTILITY
~ p, 2 s. .H l.'..
...s u ~ ,+T- = " TX
Soils Must Contain Mtrates,
a. Air, and Water For
All Crops "

Investigations extending over n per-
iod Of years at Rothamstead, the re-
SUITS Of which have only recently been
tabulated and liven ont, prove appar'
entity ftyond the bhadOw Of doubt
that crops grows continuously on the
same land for sixty years do not
poison the land to prevent the growth
Of the same or any other crop. 49,.
YTThe investigators, A. u. Hail, w. II.
Brenchley and L. NJ. Underwood, state
as the net result of their experiments
that the composition Of the soil solu'
Xion determines the growth of the crop.
The fertility of the soil, they say
depends on the amount and mode OF
combination of the potash and ihos
are affected by the fertilizer supply.
Kitrates Essential .'..t 80. /.
These investigation Advance the pri
mary. essential Of fertility as depend
eat on constant supply of availal l.
nitrogen, sufficient water and constant
aerat.on. ;.
Water, nitrogen as, nitrates or am
monia, and air, being constantly sup
pied in laboratory experiments with
water cultures and sand cultures, the
total growth of all plants was directly
| controlled by the amount of potash
and phosphates supplied. These terti
lizer solutions were applied in amount:
of one, oneffth, one-tenth and one
! twentieth per cent of given conceh
tration . In every Instance the lowel
concentrations gave less yield of crop
grown. ....
Rule Apples In Field Practice
These results have direct application
1 to the practical use of fertilizers FOL
the production Of cane, coffee, pineap
pies or any other crop. The nitrogen
supply is all important. p eparati on O
the field and its cultivation must b,
for the purpose Of improving the me
4 chanieal condition, that air and waite
may freely enter. IN ~.
Maintaining these three essentials,
soil rich in nitrogen, moist but wei
drained, and in good filth, the tota
| yields of whatever crop may be grow
are prOportionate to the amount, avail
ability and frequency of application
of the potash and phosphoric acid
| There is no easy way OF feeding tn
land to make it produce constant crops
The use Of fertilizers must be under
standing and continuous
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-19
.0IAA SUGAR COMPANY
HAS ANNUAL MEETING
All Officers Are Reelected and
Reports Show Healthy d
Conditions s3}Jtl
CFrom Tuesday Advertiser)

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NJ we %" o"''efS were re-eleetea ~
the annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Olaa Sugar Company held yes.
terdav, =; The ohicers incmde. IA A.
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n"iS S'ON l'''"'' w. r. ing " ~,
first Nicepresident; +. A. hott'Smith,
second yice-president; A. ". =, T. Bottom
ley, treasurer; A. W. Van Vaikenburg,
secretary; J. harris Matkenkih,l dire
tor; j. A.. Cockburn, director; Audit
company Of Hawaii, auditors.
Inc great strides made by the 0laa
in tile past few years under the manage.
meht, VI q. +. Eckart. was plainly ap-
parent in the report of that otteer tor
the past year. At is estimated that the
1915 crop for .Olaa will reach 81 300
tons, tn. biggest in Its history. The
1914 srop amounted to 24,754.56 tons,
netting the company profit of SlDs,.
225;9s. 1..'3.3
continuing his interesting report,