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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results
Old Faithtul Is
Still on Job
Especial to Times-Reco1der.)

ETLANTA, Ga, May THE Oldest
Baldwin locomotive in use in the Unit
ed States is said to be still on the job
on a lumber road near Valdosta, and is
operated by J. N. Bray, who owns it.
The Baldwin company recently learned
'thst the veteran engine was still do
ing its duty and made an attempt to
purchase it for exhibition at the San
Francisco exposition. Mr. Bray, it is
reported, refused their offer of three
thousand dollars fir the old machine,
for he has become as greatly attached
TO it as if it were alive.
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The Standing
GEORGIA-ALABAMA LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

GEORGIA-ALABAMA LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
Taladega 8, LAGRANGE 5.
Rome 8, Admission 2.
Newman 8, Griffin /.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
New York 3, Boston l.
Philadelphia 3, Brooklyn 1.
Pittsburg 9, st Louis 3.
Chicago o-Cincinnati; wet grounds.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
Kansas City 4, Buffalo 3. First
game.
Buffalo 4, Kansas City 1. Second
game.
Brooklyn 3, st. Louis 2.
Baltimore g. Chicago 8.
Pittsburg 5, Newark 3. Ten in
nings.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results
New York 4, Boston 8. Thirteen in.
nings.
Washington II, Philadelphia 2.
Chicago 10, Cleveland 4.
Detroit-St Louis; wet grounds.
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Tax Notice.

Books for the return of State and
County taxes for the year, 1915, will
remain open for returns until May thl
goth inst. Please given in at once anf
avoid future trouble. Respt.,
JNO T. HOWELL,
Tax Receiver Sumter Co., Ga.
6-D-2w.
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The Standing
TOday's Games

Thomasville at Brunswick.
Valdosta at Dothan.
Americus at Waycross.
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Summary: Sacrifice hits, Hodge, Shu-
man, Gardner; two base hits, Dunning.
Stacy; double plays, Powers to Hodge,
Clark to Norris to Barker; bases oa
balls, off zaiden 1, off Gardner 2,
struck out, by Walden /, by Gardner 6.
Time of game, 1;35. Umpire, White.
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section of Waycross and the hotels, as
we'll as many places of business, has
been let and work will be under way
in plenty of time to have everything in
order by May 12.
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Dissolution Notice.

have disposed of my entire inter-
est in the B. c. Vaughn Company
wholesale produce, to G.. c. Purvis, who
assumes all Indebtedness of the former
nrm B. C. VAUGHN.
5-3t
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The Standing
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Mobile 12, New Orleans 1. First
game.
Buffalo 4, Kansas City 1. Second
game.
Brooklyn 8, ST. Louis 2.
Baltimore 8, Chicago s.
Pitsburg 5, Newark 8. Ten innings.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results,

Macon 10, Charleston 4.
Augusta 3, Jacksonville 2.
Columbia 4, Albany l.
Savannah 4, Columbus 3.
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STANDING OF CLUBS
GEORGIA STATE LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results

Thomasville 6, Brunswick 5.
Waycross 3, Americus l.
Dothan s, Valdosta s.
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heart of the swamp, where bears are
as numerous as cats in the city, and
when the barbecue is served bear steak
will be one of the side dishes.
Contract for decorating the business
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MUCKALEES DROP OPENER|
To REYNOLDS MOGULS

GAME TO LEAGUE TRAIL
ERS TO Walden WORKS FOR MUCKLEES AND HOLDS WAY
CROSS TO SIX ERRORS IN INNING THOW GAME AWAY
AMERICUS SLUGGERS FAIL QUALIFY-DOZIER BLANSIT
WORK TODAY-DICKERSON TOMORROW
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Needed In the World.

Carry the radiance of your soul in
'our face; let the world have the
benefit u n.--Eox.
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CRUISE TO PENoBscoT BAY.
Eastern Yacht club Fleet Puts In
nj GiDkey's uarb0r.

IsLEsBoHo. Me. July 6-Most Of the
Eastern Yacht Tubs cruising fleet is
anchored In Gilkey's Harbor tonight
after a beautiful day OF the water, and
the yachtsmen attended a ball AT Dark
Harbor tonight. one Of the social events
planned in honor Of the annual cruise.
Perfect weather and Il fine sailing
breeze enabled the racing craft to make
n fairly quick nifty mile run from Peaks
Island 10 Gilkey's. while the cruisers
explored the many passages through the
islands, some OF them covering at least
eighty miles. The wind never headed the
yachts. and %spinnakers II balloon Jibs
were constantly in use.
The racing craft number eleven In
all, and they were started at Witch
Rock Bell Buoy. They are the schooners
lrolita. E~nchantress. Nagrsnt. Timandra,
Shyessa ". and Virginia and the sloops
Vega, Shimna. Avenger. Dorello III. and
Narcissus. The flagship Constellation
did not race. Commodore Sears being
anxious to arrive here early. SO he left
before the start.
The nne to-day were First d.
vision schooners. Nagraut second di-
vision schooners. Timandra FIRST dt-
vision sloops. Avenger second division
sioops. Vega special division %schooners,
Enchsntress. The summaries:
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Good start: won easily. Murphy. h. g. by
McGee.lntrigue. owned by 5. Lewis: trained
by NJ. Hlrsh.
SIXTH RACE
For three ycar.olds and upward: maidens
and winners OF one race only. by subscrLp-
ton OF 81 with $500 added: one mile:
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TWO NEW WORKERS
REMAIN IN RUNNING
DR.. ROsenbaum and +. G.. In
man Reach Scmi-final Round
on Utica Courts.
CANADIAN BEATS CRAGIN

UTICA, July 6.-The work n DR..
william Rosenbaum of New York was
the feature of to-day's tennis in the
annual central New York tourney on
the ~Yahnundasis Golf Club courts. The
third round was completed to-day and
tomorrow the semi-fnals will he pla yed.
R%osenbaum was pittcd against e. :.
Garland and the latter started after
the Bronxville man with a rush. getting
Ave games to two and "a i0-15 count on
the sixth In the arst set before the
New Yorker rallied and won the set At
Sc. Then Garland swept his opponent
before him for the second set and had
he third four TO love when Rosenbaum
won six consecutive games and the SET.
r. e. 1nman Is the only other New
Yorker to reach the semi-fnals. Arthur
Crasln of Bronxville being retired by
the Montreal star. a. !. Wesley, To-
morrow Miss Molla Hiurstedt, who has
Just won the clay courts championship.
viii play Miss Florence BALM of New
York In AN exhibition match. Thu sum
mary
Third Round-wrlght. Boston. defeated
Guernsey, F%ittsburg. -, -, Rosen-
baum. New York. defeated e. :. Garland,
PittsburE, St. 2--6. 6-i; McEi!roy. Puts.
burs, defeated Richards, Honolulu. -?
Crasin, Bronxvitle. Tt, g? Tilden. Phil.
sdelphia, defeated J G. DevercduN. Utica
s-e, S.. inman. New York, defeated l.
". Devereaux. Utica, 6-2. e.
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AQUEDUCT TURF NOTES.

Ed Henner said yesterday that he would
not start The Finn for some time, II. e.
uallenbeCk's trainer IL OF the opinion that
his great three year-old AS had more than
his share OF work OF late and that he Will
he benefited by a letup.
Two OF the most prominent sportsmen
who have been IN daily attendance since
the seasons opening have been concerned
with the progress OF q, c, Rasch's Ell &,
For the last three races they have had
p standing bet to the erect that Eli e.
hut was in peril yesterday when Hill
Stream was left at tho post In the second
race. Ell G. oYercame this early disad-
vantage and when the call came at the
hnish II was. "Hill stream "A length. Ell
G.. last"
Sasin started at the false price " s to l
In the handicap for two-ycar-olds. He
easily beat out the two more fsncied
candidates. Hands ON and Wayfarer, but
was unable to cope WITH the speed de-
After Water LILY had failed to win the
second race the daughter OF Water Cress
was claimed and hereafter viii not be
entitled to wear the carman silk.
Tommy McTaggart. one OF the most re
cent arrivals, scored his 'hrst success when
he piloted Murphy TO victory In the NTH
race. The Madden caston started an equal
favorite with Trumpator and though the
latter came with a rush at the finish, Ne.
Taggart was easing his mount as he
crossed the line,
John Sanford's Rupica duplicated
Quartz's performance by leading to the
stretch In the sixth race, Then came the
blowup and Rupica slid back into last
place.
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HAGEN WILL PLAY IN
METROPOLITAN OPEN
New Holder Of Massachusetts
Title Is One Of Fifteen
Tardy Entrants.

A supplemental list OF entries for the
Metropolitan open chan plonship. which
begins at Fox HIS tomorrow. was an
nourced yesterday by r.. Mortimer
Barnes. secretary OF the Metropolitan
Coli Association. Fifteen new names
have been added 10 the list originally
~annornctd. bringing the total number
OF entries up to seventy-eight.
Two former national open champions,
Walter e. Hagen and George Sargent.
are among the bela.ed entrants The
presence OF Hasen will add greatly TO
tho interest in the tournament. as the
recently dethroned champion has won
the Massachusetts title and has played
record breaking golf AT Ekwanok since
he rtlinquish,d his national crowr to
Jerome -. Trsvers at Baltusro! las,
month. SARGENT. too, is a golfer who is
dangerous in any open tournament.
August r.. hammer. the best OF the
Fox HIS golfers. is the only amateur
whose name appears on the supple men
tai list. and IL LOOKS as though the ma
tional open Champion has decided TO take
a vacation from tournament golf for a
while. Bob Mcdonald. the Buffalo pro.
fesslonal who finished third at Baltusrol
and ,loe Mitchell % Rdsewood. who
learned his golf al FOX Hills, also are
among the fifteen newcomers 10 the lis,
o. entries. The lis, o: additional pair.
ings and starting tines which follow
! contains sixteen names. that OF Elmer
W. Loving. which appeared OF the old
list without n partner, being paired
with Jack jeffrey on the new list. The
pairings and starting times:
II ;0S. Elmer W. Loving. Quaker Ridgs,
and Jack Jenrey somerset HES ii:io
Joe Mitchell Ridgewood. and George Say
gent. chevy Chase. ll:l;. George T Say
crs. Merton, and James Frazer, Great Neck.
II 20, Edward ~. Gov, sleepy Hollow, and
G. " singleton. Siwanoy HE'S. - T
sleepy Hollow 1880. william Mitchell
FOX Hills. and Bob Mcdonald. Buffalo.
II a.. Walter e. Hagen, Rochester, ant
Joseph Doehprl. Groenwich. 1910. Peter
Miller, unattached. and Charles II. HoH'
ner. Woodbury..
Amateur.
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The Winfield: for three. year-olds and IN.
ward. which have not won Al this meeting 4.
handicap: by subscription of $40, with $500
added: six and a half furlongs:
Horse ana age. VT. Jockey. Prices Fin.
Top o. tn Morn,
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FOURTH RACE.

Good start; won handily: Sprint. b 4. by
Rock Sand Sprite: owned by j Z, Madden
trstpad hy " Z waIunr
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BASSFORD DISPLAYS
ABILITY ON COURTS
Plays Best Tennis of His ca
reer in North Side
Tournament.
GETS INTO SEMI-FlNAL

Abraham Bassford. Jr.. played about
the best tennis of his career yesterday
In the tournament for the North Side
championship at the University Heights
Lawn Tennis club and reached the semi
final round. lie defeated II. W. Forster,
the star schoolboy player. IN the fourth
round at 81, ca, and then walked
away with his next match. beating j.
W. Fox at 60. Go. Bassford made
only ten errors In his match with Fox.
four In the first set and six In the
second. In the first set. Fox made only
one ace In the first four games, but
nevertheless he was fighting hard all the
time.
Rassford will, meet Francis T. Hunter
In the lower half Of the scmi-final round
his afternoon. Hunte came through
by defeating Alfred D. Hammctt In
straight sets at Ga. g. In the upper
half, James =. O'Neale will play against
Arthur NJ. Lovibond. bNeale continued
to play good tennis yesterday n van
pushed J. H. ~Steinkampf at "a, 6-2.
g., In the fifth round. The sum
maries
North sid championship Mems single,
II ". Firster, S.. a.: A -. Hammett
defeated = Binlin, 6-S. g; DR. wallace
Fifth Hound. =. O'Neale defeated J
II. s%teinkampf, 2-6. e, g. +. 7
Hunter defeated A. n Hammett. "a
So: A.. Bassford defeated J. W. Fox
SO, SO.
Douhles-First round. H. Low an
q. Stadel defeated = = Adams and &. W
Bcebe, 50. -; c. Chambers and ) W.
Mersereau won from II. Cook and j Lcyt
BY default; T. Letson and b Le,sen 10.
6-s. ga. y. Binzin and j Taylor wor
from \ Howard and partner by defsu :
" MHrschalk and ! Whytc defeated ;
Spseth and \ kenderdinc. e.. -
Second Hound. Chambers and J W
Mersereau defeated G. Low and q S'ade'
G-l 50, =. I.etson and y Letson de
feated +. Binzln and ! Taylor. &c 60.
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Jimmy Clabby il taking no chances
this time. As soon as he arrived In town
Yesterday he asked the managers Of the
Brighton Beach $. {, to postpone his
bout with Soldier Bartfeld until July
II James. feeling that he wasn't In
tin ton shane, announced that he craved
an additional week in which to pre-
pare for the bris,ling soldier. His re-
ouest vas granted. and James imme-
diately rushed off into seclusion.
Evidently Bartfeld's win over MIX
Gibbons has doomed his reputation Out
Clabby's way, 80 much 30 mat curry
headed James thought that he had peter
he n, his best, for another Gotham
niver on his part would END MS chances
ia add 20 the winters coal supply FOR
ali time around our III ole tank sid
ing.
Soldier Rartfeld will make n little
pugilistic hay while the sun shines. lie
left last night for Montreal. where he
will substitute for his stable mate, JAKE
Ahearn. I'm a bout with Tommy Madden
be fore the Canadian A. c. The bout
takes place tonight. .
Ahearn while In bathing gathered
unto himself a whole portion OF that
side splitting. mirth provoking af'ic-
lion tenderly known as infammatory
rheumatism. Poor Jake now Is hardly
able to 'hobble up TO Dan Mcketrick's
Office to clip his coupons.
pad luck Is ever treading on my
heels" WALLED the little Legion OF Honor
man Yesterday. There's Ahearn. lots
of work ready for him n he gets
this limpy go fetch It thing, There's
an $4,000 house ready for .Bartheld
and Gibbons at Minneapolis or st. Paul,
but Mikes ribs. which my soldier shat
tered, are awfully slow In mending.
The soldier and myself are the only
two members of the firm that are in
tact. all save the landlord. whose name
Is panick. He's the healthiest cuss !
ever knew" and Dan dug ~viciously FOR
AN imported French cigarette.
No more work for X, q. Brown for
A while, The fstic southpaw has pur-
chased "A car. Dan Morgan looked It
over critically and unused Very
nobby. very nobby. X. O. This Will do
me nicely until you get the next one
All England mourns the loss to the
ring Of Aschel Joseph. known to London
ers as Young Joseph. The wonderful
boxer has contracted consumption and
the other night they gave him a benent
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For maiden two ear.olds: by subscription
OF s.. with $50 added; Ave furlohgs
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For three-year olds and inward VIII ch have
not won since May %. 1915. selling; purse,
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10 WHOM II MAY GoNCERN.
whereas. default ha- oesn mad. IN the
ih' IL Ia! of August. 49,. on the bonds
o. The TINT 80 cabinet company, So
cured bog the uhd't.. mlrtgag. made by
said CImpdu} to Lawyers Tile Insurance
ami Trust tompSny. a. Trustee. hsaring
l4'a me L.; dts. AusHs' i'ls and
C.cfk Of the count, ui SEW York and in
the once Of inc cork OF 'hs county OF
In IN, ptymenf of az Interest winch has
s~ubscqucnt.y neeuM" due md payable on
whereas. The said several defaults in me
pa ment Of Interest on shii bonds. which
became ,dd' a",l pa t..' on. and prior TO
uryed 'or e period Of more man one year.
formerS known - LAWYERS T.,.e insIfsnS:
uor'glge ' .arel ~" prin 'pa. sum Sc
,Ir'i %. all 'i sail bonds nos ou's'iut-
thousand dollars $4,000. to he iGe and
p4E'g." ana daily demanded from ~" sad
standing houls with iu'trest accrued here
ou since ,he 1T day Of F"hrua-y. lel? and
no part OF said SUN mas been paid, and
Where's. the -li lawyer Title and
Trust CnmpsnN has pursuant 10 the terms
Of said mortgage, taken possession Of an
IN me possession Of The Unit Stee! Cabinet
Now. Therefore. No.Ice Is hereby given
that the undersigned. Lawyers I!i.e and
Trust C%ompaul, iotm"ri! known - Law
mortgagse. by virtue Of the aid thattei
mortgage and Of u mor'e tge supplemental
suraugr and 7 ust Cowptuy. as Trustee.
dated the -s'h ia, Of Aprh. l'l., and duly
he one u The Town ELK o. ia, T.nn
Of West Hartford IN the STATE o. Corns,,i.
Ia1 o !a 'I ra,s GAG. o. ~ 20 !T!. ~ LA
VII by joseph +. Day ,Auouoneer.
e,,PgHsse 6, - :s,G an" a. sT,; a. P1sbg .ge'yGn
$50 Eas' l27th stree. In -. Borough Of
M.nhat,an of ne cIi% pr New York on
property rovc~ei hl said moitGige ami
s @.sn, by , ,A,4 as%{Sr. . ~ a9d Trust
The whole right TIE and Interest, Of
The init steel Cahine, COMPANY in and %
The Engagements ant inHer''9ns aud IN:
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fosi"ei ,,y IN =, .'t,iie Gsiif, 'SS66ffssssa 't nsn5@g0efT;'. ~:
sos. HGill5. sSo,sg3 and a.. 2lE. covering
improvements IN cabinet Ming and inter-
machines FOR ,orrGEt'lng sheet metal, r1i
locking icNiCes for card int'Ne. and tne
roDeptu lies. also machinery lies 7ut tno's
and tlto al labels signs 'rt4'n TX, hns!-
rirn,s' d%TrlNM.nTe,. tra,irc,. WHITTIER ri.
eutei or otherwise, formuiIr aud al
which A. tho 'i'uH - the 'uaA.ug ana 0lug
Of said mortglgc Wor" Owned N' r r~'ro.'ei
hy aid Tho Tint steel '!'lH.' ''mp en'.
or were ihereii'er acquired ri-' q. lights.
franchises. privileges. ~tWUUUIr'es or So
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possession thereof ~ ~ en' 'o,olru ,oun-
Inv. the said Tho Un'' S'rH. cabinet COM
pHny had ~ ,hr time o. ~" execution
/ and 'l'ug ot said mortgage or 'h"rcat'e'
tni notice IS also given 'h1, on he .ol,
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DODGERS GET UTILITY MAN.
Smyth, From Fort wayne, Can
PA, InacId or OutaeId.

The Brooklyn Dodgers have purchased
Smyth of the Fort Wayne club OF the
Central League. ,Smyth plays both the
outfcld and infeld and should have an
excellen, chance 10 gain "A utility II not
a regular berth with the Dodgers. He
is a left handed batter. but throws
right handed. He If ~ years of age,
. feet 10 inches tall aud weighs l52
rounds.
with Hannibal, Mo. in 1912. Ollie
O'Mara was u member Of the same team.
In 1913 Smyth played with Columbus,
Neb. lie went 10 Fort Wayne in 1914.
He had played in sixty-four games this
season up TO July !. batting 500. He
leads the Central League in base steal
ing and run getting.
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Jimmy Johnston announced last night
that he had matched Ted Lewis and
Charley White for July 80 At the st.
Nicholas Rink.
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RED SOX TAKE TWO MORE.
Washington Beaten Twice, john
son PITCHING second Gnme.

BosToN. July 6.-Boston made It four
straight from Washington to-day. taking
both ends OF the double header, by
scores OF . to | and 4 to |. In each
game h Red Sox got started early,
scoring all their runs In the frat two
innings of the first game and within
the first three innings Of the second
Johnson's delivery was lacking In much
OF it's former mysticism for Boston bats
men. Boehling was knocked out Of the
FIRST game by a drive of Speakers in
tho first inning. Janvrin fielded spec
tacularly. The scores
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In pursuance Of an order OF Hon. John
T. Cohslan. ono OF the surrogates of the
County of New York, notice is hereby
given to all persons having claims
against Francis Hustacc, late Of the County
OF New York. deceased, TO exhibit this
same with the vouchers therefor TO the
subscribers, the executors, &c. Of the said
deceased, at the office OF Samuel Rlker,
oush OF Manhattan. OF the City OF New
York, on or before the hfteenth day OF
Dated, New York. the tenth day OF
March. 1915.
GRACE NJ LANE. Executors
SAMUEL RIKER. JR., ATTORNEY for Ex.
scutors, 10 Cedar street. New York city
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NOTICES.

HUBBARD, THoM Al Hin pursuance
OF an order OF Honorable John Y. CohAlan,
a surrogate OF the County of New York,
NOTlCE is hereby given TO all persons
late OF the County Of New York, deceased,
to present the same with vouchers thereo.
to the subscribers. at their place of trans
acting business. No, - Wall Street. In the
City ~ New York, on or before the 10Th
day Of December next Dated, New York,
the 9th day Of June, 1915. ANNA WEIR
JOHN HUBBARD, SlBYL = HUBBARD
Executors JOllNE, LARklN & RATH,
ST, Borough OF Manhattan. New York
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He of Six Races at Aquedud Result in Easy Ntones-Rr Rosenbamu tn Form
POINT JUDITH 0UTCLAssED.
Brook rour Wins First
Game for Rocksv.y Guns,

CEpARHuRsr. l.. l.. July 6.-The first
polo game for the Rockaway Hunting
cub cups was played to-day on the
Rockaway clubs field. Meadow Brook
and the Point Judith Freebooters lining
up against each other. The Point Ju-
dith a had thirteen goals handicap
and this hoodoo number proved it's undo
ing, as 1t was defeated by three goals,
the score being is to 10. The lineup:
Meadow Brook Hep Poin, Judith. Hen
No. !. Hitchcock. Jr } No. 1. N. Belmont -.
No. ?. Ria Mont ne ne Z No. 2 r. Belmont. .,.I
No. 3. J. NJ. Waterb'y % No. 2. ID. X. Gatins. -
Back. D.. Milburn. 30 Back. r. n. Prince, Jr
Total. ...u... 81 Total. ......,.l
Point judith. Freebooters earned goals
2 plus II handicap. TOTALS goals. Mead
ow Brook earned goals-ls. Totals. 1ndivif
ual goals Hitchcock, :; La .Montsgne. 3
Waterbury b. Mlburn, 8: r Belmont. 1: N
Belmont, Time-Eisht periods Of ~ min
utes. Referee. r Cowdin.
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Czabby Gets One Weeks Reprieve
in Which to Prepare for Bartfieh

realizing over $1,000. When the great
little fighter climbed painfully into
the ring, probably for the last time,
he received an ovation that startled
the matter of fact Englishmen them
selves. 1t is intended TO give Joseph n
regular allowance out OF the fund. IT
is said he has but a few weeks 10 live.
Zoe willings bout with Phil Bloom.
which was to have warmed the ring for
Clabby and Bartheld at the Brighton
Beach =. G. has been put off for one
week along with the former bout.
England believes that musket totlng
will bring Bombardier Wells out OF the
fistic rut into which he has fallen. Eng
land hopes Billy Wells will benefit amaz-
ingly by military training, He Is just
the stamp of man who would says one
Of England's crack fight chroniclers
Jack Johnson now declares that Of all
the men he knows Frank Moran is
most likely to beat Jess Willard for the
title.
II looks like A stormy night for Al
Reich whether the thunder clouds hang
high or low this evening, 'AndsOme Al
bert has "A contract to upset the plans
ana S~peclncatinnS OF jim savage al the
st. Nicholas A. G., Martin Julian will
send Jim to the scratch IN the best OF
shape and II they can keep Jim's cour-
age afloat Reich Is not going to have
. picnic of IL. for Savage In a ring
scholar and there are few Of the tricks
that he doesn't know. As he'll he sure
to practise "A few on Al It ought to be
a good bout.
Charley White. through his manager.
Nate Lewis, has consented To give Young
Brown another chance--to go out. The
l35th Street A. &. has offered Lewis
$3.50 for the services of his hard hitter
against Brown. Lewis wants $1,000,
Brown manager promises to supply
the difference rather than lose the
7 chance To get nun on White for that
unclubby clout III the chin,
Battling Levinsky and Colin Rel are
to mincc matters at Browns Far Rock
away club Friday night, Rell Is a
pretty nifty boxer and Dan Morgan's
worlds champion is In for a hard
nights work. Bill Brown il bringing on
Jack Dillon for i've fights, the first of
which will be with johnny Howard next
Monday night at the same club.
Jimmy Johnston announced last night
that he had matched Ted Lewis and
Charley white for July 80 At the St
Nicholas Rink.