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HOT FINISH TODAY
IN JAMAICA RACE
Lily Heavens Wins Opening
Event After Stirring Finish
With Challenger Tralee.

~. -. JAMAICA, N Y, June p.
az y, tne prettest races witnessed at
me Jockey Club meeting here was tbs
feature In the opening event this after
,.oOn when Lily Heavans nosed out Tralee
th,S, stuIashlng drive at the finish. The
1I,. %riiIu morse under the wire was Ataka
1:0i As. u''oi's race was
Jockey Fairbrother held his mount we'll
IN check until the last furlona whom he
USED the whip with effect Jockey button
on the place animal, employed the en,s
tactics, and It was a spectacular brush To
the wire. u''' W
The summary.
First race, for Niles. 2-year-olds sellinR
800 added, 8 furlonEs-Lilv Heavens io9.
tairbrother 6 to 1, to /, 9 to 10. won:
Tralee lO6, Buxton, even. 2 to g. out. sec
ondi Ataka, 1Ol, Dreyer, ii6 Is to !. g TO
!, TO 2, third. Time, 1:01 As. Plumose.
bevonshire, Dolly and Edna Kenna also
ran.
Second race, for a-year-olds and up.
selling, purse $500. mile an da furions-
Amalf, il5, Byrne, to 5, to 20 out,
won Spearhead, l1s, Davies. 70 TO T. 3 TO
J to D, second; Wooden Shoes, tiS. Nc
Cahey. to 10, to 3, out, third. Time,
ran
Third race, for 3-year-olds and up SELL
Ing, purse 1900, 5A furlonEs Prairie. ITO,
Lowder, Z to 8, to 2, out. won; j. j.
Lillis. il5, Corey, "a to 5, even. to S,
second; Superhuman, 1O5, Cavanagh, s to
], to 2, 3 to ., third. Time, 1908. Lost
Fortune Mamie X. and Young Emblem
also ran.
Fourth race the Paumonok Handicap.
for 3-year-olds and upward, purse 1900. {
furlongs-Coquette. 1902, Byrne % TO I.
to l, to l, won; Harmonicon, 1876. Not
ter. II to 10, to 2, 1 to 4. second; Hester
Prynne 103, ]. McTaggart, IL to /, 2 to 1,
third. Time. 1;13. Ten Point, High Noon.
Andrew, Charlestonlan and Fignny also
ran.
Fifth race. the Colorado handicap. for
S-year-olds and up. 5000 added mile and a
observation-disclosures H., ia, Notter, to 10,
to 5, out, won; Double Eagle, 1O2, Nc
Cahey, 4 to /, 8 to 8, to 2, second. Rag
sano, 90, J. McTaggart. Is to 1, TO l, 2
to /, third. Time. 1:45 2-5. Flying Fairy,
Top Hat, Cliff Field and Huguenot also
ran.
Sixth race, maldens. 3-year-olds and up
ward, $500 added six urlongs-Hanovia,
ITO, Burlingame, to 5, 3 to 5, ! to 3, won
Fuzzy Wuzzy, 1l2. Buxton, to 1, to /,
Z to 5, second; Yodelas, 1l5, McKeever,
100 to /, 20 TO /, to /, third Time 1:l5 rs.
Sandmarsh, Cannon, Vifir and Jingling
also ran,
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BLUE BONNET ENTRIES
FOR RACES ON MONDAY

First race, $500 added for 2-year-old.
foaled in Canada, ~ furlongs-Golden
Vixen, 1O9 Wishing Well, 100: Ban Shore.
l09; Miss Fay. 100; Good Shot, 1l2; Billy
Frew, 112; Copper King 115.
Second race, $500 added. selling, 2-year-
old maidens, rurlongs-Medea, 103; VIII
cash, 1O8: Queen Apple, 1903; semper Stall
wart, 1O6; 'LarlSln, l05; "Rose Garden,
So; ]. a. Virgins. 107; Tar Brush, 40.
Third race, $500 added, selling, 3-year-
olds and up furlongs-Gold Cap, no;
sPeggy L.. s6; Kali Inla, 10; Mimico. 1O3
Lord Wells, 10; Sordella. ITO: Ada Anne,
1Os *Gen. Ben Ledi, 106; Chuckles, 1l3;
Briny Deep 100; Miss Jean, l0s; 'Ashokan,
81; Miss Clara. 9s Redwood, 1iS; 'Kay-
deroseros, 10S; 'York Lad, Ill
Fourth race, 500 added, 3-year-olds and
up, l-mlle-Kenworthy. l0l; Rufro, 81;
Carbide, l0l; Captain Ben. l0i; Shynessr
90; Quick Start. 1O6; stalwart Helen, s6;
Bushy Head, 1O4; Schemer. 81.
Fifth race, $500 added, selling. steeple-
chase, 4-year-olds and up, about miles
Garter, I4O Idle Michael, 1Ss; Bryndown.
Sixth race, $500 added, handicap. selling.
S.year-olds and up, 81 furlongs-Better-
ton, lO2; Zin Del 102; Briar Path, 100;
Deposit, 1O7; Kewessa, il2i Wiley, lo3; The
Spirit, 1O1; Venetia, l02; Kim, s6i Yenghee,
101; Sir Blalze 1903.
Seventh race. $500 added, selling, 3-year-
olds and up. ~ miles-Ralncoat, 1907
sCuttyhunk, 107; Buck keenan,, no; 'Fen-
rock, s2 Mud sill, 1867 'Voladay, Jr, 100.
sApprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear; track, fast
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RICHARDSON HIGH GUN
Clever Performer Gets First in du
Pont Club Event.

WILMINGTON. Del. June 12.-At the
du Pont Gun Club today A. B. Richard
son again won the State championship
cup. In addition to this, the weekly shoot
for the Connable Cup, as we'll as the
Coleman du Pont spoons. were the chief
events.
The scores:
Glass "A. B. Richardson, 25; II. Win
chester, "a; Edmonson, %; C. Leedom,
l9: w. A. Smonton. %; William Foord,
q: e. E. du Pont. %; j. w. Anderson, %.
Each had one added
Glass B, added-S, P. Ewing. 25 t.
w. Mathewson, %; William Coyne. 25
f. NJ Ross, %; L. r. Beuchamp, 25i w.
G. Wood 16.
Crawford, %; 3, A. Moore, g, ,,
Class C, added targets-T. c, Marshall
25. VIM Cochran, %; j. w. Evans, "a; 8. J..
Newman, 20; J. w. Hathaway, 25; W. Q.
Popp' 22i c. A. Haverbeck. 25i Dr. J. H.
The The ineiigibles for ineligible eup-w:. Nicely
broke 2Oi. with 8 added; p. r. Jones 23 with
4 added W. A. Joslyn broke 2l with added.
Ross, 44S; VIM. Coyne, AZ. ,,-
State Championship Cup-A' b. Richardson
90: L. ID. Willis, 0S.
Ineiigibles-P. II, Way. 10; NJ. II, Eastburn,
IS: r. Wilson, 49, W. stubbe, 8.
Glass A. h. Richardson won spoon.
Glass B-NatheWson Coyne Ross, Beau
champ ties, each scoring 25.
Class C-J. w Hathaway, c. A. Haverbeck
tied with 25 breaks.
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put several returns outside In the next
/ game. and won Il, making the score ~
| The seventh game, a most critical one.
/ found Mrs Wightman resortine to her
/ famous placing game. After losing the
advantase, Mrs. whitman made a des-
perate EFFORT to capture the next game,
/ and made some phenomenal gets" but
/ only lost the deciding point when Miss
| Bjurstedt forced her to one corner and
/ then placed tho next shot In another
| MISS Bjurstedt then took the next game
and won the set. Scores:
SECOND SET.
Miss Biurstedt... 44i6 4-29-s
Mrs. Wlshtman. 1 2244 2--2t-s
After the usual seven-minutes hest, the
contestants returned TO the court, Mias
Bjurstedt wearing coffee-oolored
| sweater The first point ended in favor
Of the Norwegian girl, after a long rally.
during which Mrs. Wiehtman was kept
on the defensive, but made some first
class gets" Miss Bjurstedt won the first
game to love, and the second to 30 In the
third game Miss Bjurstedt continually
played her turns along the side line and
won II after deuce Score 80.
Miss Bjurstedt leading. Miss Biurstedt
then won the next games and the set
match. and championship. Score Of the
third set:
Miss Bjurstedt.."." 446e5 4-2e-s
Mrs. Wightman"..... 0 2 2 O--l1--0
Totals-Mlss Bjurstedt, 90; Mrs. Wight
man, S., Umpire, John H. Whitaker.
The point score first set
Mrs. Wightman and Mr.. Johnson
Miss pjurutsdt and Mr. ,wEig6t1
Second set
Mrs, wishtman and Mr.. Johnson.
Miss BjurBtedt and Mr. virgin
Grand total
Mrs: Wightman and Mr.. johnson. ......... 90
Miss Bjursteit and Mr. Wright. .......... %
AS Miss Bjurstedt and Mrs. wightman
are both in the final Of the mixed doubles,
It was decided to run of the mems
singles final between Craig BIddle.
Merton. and w. I. Tilden, Jr., German
town. first. However, after these two
had played three sets Of Ave set match,
with Tllden leading by two sets TO one.
MAY was halted in that event, and the
final In mixed doubles was begun Miss
BJurstedts partner was Irving c. Wright,
of Boston, and Mrs. Wightman's was III
G. johnson. another Bostonian.
Mrs. Wightman and her partner won
the first set easily by six games to none.
As team the Boston pair looked we'll
nigh unbeatable. Some excellent rallies
were staged, ono in particular, with ali
four players at the net, being received
with burst of applause Johnson di-
rected most of his playing at Miss Blur
stedt Thus the new national singles
champion was forced to do most Of the
work on her side Of the net.
Pretty soon the match developed into
'rout. Mrs. Wightman and johnson won
four games in the second set before Miss
Bjurstedt and Wright registered their
first victory Miss BJurstedt played a
hlgh-class, all-round game. but the COM
bined attack Of the other pair was a lit
tie too much for even champion. Mrs
Wightman and Johnson quickly took the
next two games and won set and match
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TURNER'S IN CONTEST
Philadelphia Turngemeinde Has Ath-
letic Festival at Belmont.

Members of the Philadelphia Turnge-
meinde held their outdoor meet on Bel
mont Plateau this afternoon. There
we're 5000 people present
This is the irst time that meet Of
this rort has been attempted by the
Turner's and the numerous events were
very smoothly run OF on scheduled time.
The numbers OF the program were elimi-
nation contests. in which the competitors
were divided into the classes for children
and adults.
Five hundred athletes competed in the
children's contests, which were for both
bows and girls, as were the events in
The adults class. The children's event
resulted as follows
Hop-step- and-iump and casting medi-
cInee-ball for bOys-Winner, Walter Fred
erick; second, Carl Frederick; third, Bon
ner. The winner received tennis rec
ouet. Recipients OF second and third hon
ors were awarded tennis balls.
Hop-step-a jump and casting med
ieina-ball, for girls-Winner, Shilli second,
Mexiva; third Minck
The prizes for the various events In
both the ehildren's ana adults classes
we're the same
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nett vent out r. Wallace 10 p. We.isc.
Who covered the bag. No runs. no hi.f
no errors
matchett beat out a bin. Malchoif
forced BY r wallace. Mahah fo thhtI
koons eineled to centeH r. WalIaes Be-
Ing held et second, Moore forced Rooms
ABBOT 20 Reed, r wallace going 10 inifd
Kane was out, Mahan to Abbot to Nash
No runs, two hits. no errors
FIFTH INNING.
Hsrte was out. r. wallace to II. wal.
lace, II. wallace covering the bag 4srs.
wick singled to short Briclti4v f5-r.s
Hardwiok. Kane to Mann Mahan
banged out home run TO the Gym SCOT
ing Brickley ahead Of bin. Reed vent
out Mann TO r. Wallace. Two runs. two
hits, no errors
u. wallace went out. Abbot to Nash
Mann out, Reed 10 Nash schinipf went
out Mahan to Nash. No runs, no hits
SIXTH INNING.
Kane threw out Abbot. FRYE out
Schimpf TO r. Wallace. Mash walked
Sannett fouled to Rooms No runs, no
hits, no errors.
Irwin fiied to Frye. Matchett fouied 10
Harte. r. Wallace flied to Briokiey. Nc
runs, no hits, no errors
SEVENTH INNING.
Harte singled to right field. Hard.
wick flied to schimpf Harte was out
stealing, Rooms to Mann Bricilev re
safely 70 schimpf Mahan went out "A.
Wallace to r. Wallace. No runs, one
hit, no errors
Koons walked. Moore flied TO Reed.
Kane hit Abbot who tagged Koons and
then threw Kane out at first No runs,
no hits, no errors.
EIGHTH INNING.
Reed doubled to right Abbot sacrificed
but Koons threw wild TO first and Reed
scored, Abbot going 10 second. Frye sac
rihced, Rooms TO Mann, Abbot going to
third. Abbot scored on a wild pitch.
Mann threw out Nash. Gannett fled to
Matchett Two runs. one hit, one error
II. Wallace fouled out to Harte. Mann
went out, Mahan to Nash. Murdock who
oatted for sohimpf, walked. Irwin went
out Abbot to Nash. No runs, no hits
no errors.
NINTH INNING.
Here Murdoch relieved II. wallace in
the box. Moore went to shortstob In
place of Schimff and EichelberEer 70 CEN
tire field for Moore.
Harte fouled to Kane Hardwick
doubled to right-held stand Brickiey
sent a high hy to Irwin. Mahan tanned.
No runs. one hit, no errors.
Matchett went out, Abbot to Nash r.
Wallace struck out. Rooms singled to
right field Moore single to centre Kane
hit to centre field, filling the bases. EIch-
elberser flied to Harte. No runs. three
hits, no errors
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ENTRIES AT LATONIA
FOR RACES MONDAY

F4rat race, selling, 4-year-olds and Up, o
furionEs-s Harebell 1O3 sJoe Rosenheld, los;
Colie. los; Manners no. Sidney Holm, no;
Royai Tea l10; star O'Ryan, liz; LADY
Psnchita. iO5; Lucille Morris, lOs; Charmeuse,
los; Orange, 1lO; Nehilta, no. Fellow Man
Sscond race, selling, maiden nllies 2-year-
oIds S furlongs-sInnoyation, 1O5i sEmlly R.,
IO5. sIittle Fairy 100; Nellie Welles, 105;
FHsv Joe, 10: Oaklawn Belle, no Muriers
Pei 40: Owana, 110; Argument, 1l0; Louise
stone no Mary Estelle no sayron ARA,
tsPhira race, s-year-olds. l mile and 20 yards
Badinsse, FIeeiabelle. l0Ii Greville. 106; Mar
ti5os Nars Cassidy, IoT.
Fianrth race. handicap. s-year-olds and Up,
ynfls-Rlngllng 05; Tetap. lOl; star Jasmine
io5' Bsyberry l06; John ound David Craig.
AFaifth race. selling. 3-year-olda and up Q
f,,rienas-sCarrie Ormo, Sli 'dzzet bey, b3 ;
ttttt3seF Thorn 90; Langhorne 90; huntreasl
t6fs poetor Larrick. ImpeFatori l0Ii 'stout
ttg9sssrt foS. Charter. ia.
hs1tih race. ceiling, 2-year-olds, fgrlongs-
sr55esi loo. sPop6 f.. no. Lucky r., 100;
,rssraNood, t0a: Blaekie paw, no plsturber.
ios t5i5As. saee' sS' ceiling 4yssr-olas and up
sessrfIi r,sfIisi-sieien 81, 100: sLonsfelloW l02;
Alan Gold. 102; twild HoEse los; Lena Veal.
rs. tAllan BridEeaater, i99i George esqli.
fo5s Nockery, lol5 Acls, lOii froapeet III;
fser Kaganangh llls Wander, III HeFfnuda,
fTfs High Private, III.
esllvc pounds apprentice AlloaAnee eiAaAaea'
weather clear; tRek taa-
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SETS MARK
N12.POUND SHOT AT
aALE.KLBURN GAMES
oornells Great Athlete
Smashes Beatty's Record
Il Heaving Ball so Feet
sis Inches at Northeast
Field.

.ho athletes who competed in the
Wren tSrburn A. A. meet appeared
H'le Wortheast High School Field this
@ w n they were greeted by a crowd
sO"ta ali previous records for at
hN Many of the best athletes in
tle.Ass,ybla We'd for prizes in the vari-
tl.tosts. and the finishes In the diff
events we're very close.
fIs ,sature of the meet was the break
arc f9-pound shotput record by
~ Richards, OF Cornell Univer-
bo heaved the leaden ball dis
~ 10 feet is inches This breaks
w tor,ner record held by Beatty, Of
,.,nsla. who threw the missile 4s feet
m inches -. ,....,...s
/, tonorable mention. This team, com
y ~ sullivan, McFaun, McCalley and
s.s who represented the Standard
~ ~ Rearine Company. These four
ho ,rsveled this distance in 3 minutes
IA Il seconds.
Ths summaries follow:
t..,5 desh-won by Trout, Artisan A. A.,
sSissp q IT. second Olsen, unattaehed,
l,neleshpa pandesn lis IT. fourth, Eisman Boys
eaee' cmreh club. handicap 1s IT. Time,
&c "A run-won by Dorsey, unattached,
second Melien, Germantown Boys
~. ntsndicap so yds. third, Strouli Mer-
lae nc handicap % yds.; fourth, Keenan,,
.fl q 4. soys' G Club, handicap 60 yds. Time,
5,ay nl9 rae race Tor class teams of Northeast High
Nv class e (Pairman Howell, Rogers,
-Nsvs..isri. second Glass d; third, Glass G;
hsieaR'riass hsie.R riass - Time, 3 min % 2-5 sec.
N1nIu.h.rs made new Northeast track record
y ~ 'iapL-h mile--52 sec.l
W wv nls,lls Industrial relny-Wtnner, the stand
Y spalisr Bearing Company composed OF
g1uiso n McFaun. McCalley and Hayes; sec
s9h a Budd Manufacturing Company;
.@srt Il Disston & Sons. Time. minutes IL
aisnas, a,6axsrs handicap dash-wnner,, Brown,
oitsgsntown Boys Club, handicap 10 yerdsi
esnss'itz esas AZ Boys club Church Club, handl-
i.ohSS Yards third, Bugless, unattached,
ag,sirsn % Yards: fourth steele, German
sas ssas' BOYS Club, handicap yards. Time
w ssiSnqs, ,iiS qrsu,n-winner. swede. unattached,
,.sa'csp 40 yds. second Rablnowitz, Boys
@nae als chureh club. handicap 80 yds.; third,
Hstsushiin Northwestern Boys Club. handl,
a al va. !. fourth, Jones. Northwestern Boys
b handicap. t1b yds. Time, 4 min. 80 40
ls.ssas shotput Winner. Rlgley. unat-
-,.tLs5 handicap 10 it,; second. Rutter. unat-
.,,Sss handicap 10 IT,; third, Galley, un-
,aacs,d handicap IS IT.. fourth A. w. Rich
,,ss. Illinois A. c.. scratch. Distance, O1 IT,
a n.
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MARS CASSIDY LANDS
NLATONIA OPENER
Winner Was Going Away at
Finish-Mex and Amazon in
Order.

ttIoNIA, KY, June 12-Running with
y, sis@t burst OF speed at the end enabled
-ss cassidy to romp home first In the
.lsural dash at this afternoons meet
The winner landed the race going
2 AZ the finish. The opposition ended
--.ias the last furlong, when the ulti-
ls winner got out In front and opened
szp and was never in danger. The
use honors fell 70 the lot OF Mex, with
I. -zon IN the show position. The time
ne race over the 6-tuFlong route
.Isl race, selling s-year-olds and up
iAiiongs-Mars Cassidy, SO, Meehan,
NsO. $3.50, won; Mex, 102, La Paille.
81. s-6o, second; Amazon, 81, Jones,
Time, lis. DR. Carman. Mannaseh,
-a sack Thorn also ran,
seond race, 2-year-olds, furlongs-
always 100, Dominiek, 1880, $3.50,
won; Blood Test. 109 Goose {2.70,
second; Fleuro. l12 Gentry $40
Time tioi is. PolrOma, organdie,
tasfn League, Traction, Stephen r,
aifd race. handicap. s-year-olds and
- turlongs-Iron Mask, 40. Mott,
hl9, {2.5o won; The Norman 81,
ef' 1850 $40, second Bradley's
20, Ganz. 81 a0 third. Time,
- Leoeharess, Hawthorn also ran.
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LINSTN HOME FIRST
AT MONTREAL MEET
Campbell's 3-Year-Old Brown
Gelding Beats Good Field in
Mile Race in 1 al.

MONTREAL. Can. (Blue Bonneo, June
H.
A great crowd witnessed the races here
MS afternoon under the auspices Of the
Montreal Jockey Clut. A fair sky and
varm weather made conditions ideal,
Llnsln landed the first race when she
eutran good field Sea Lord was sec
spd and Gartley third. The purse was
worth 5000.
The summary:
First race, handicap, 3-year-olds and
" Canadian bred. purse, $500 added, one
ulle-Linsin, 10S, McAtee s4,60, $3.50, 1880
Won; Sea Lord. 1903. Smyth, $3.50, $2.50
stcond; Gartley, 101, Schuttinger, $40,
bird Time, 1;f. Nielsen, Cert Volant
iayer Moi also ran.
Second race, $500 added, selling. S-year-
dds five acknowledgements log,
HzFtwsll. s6.7O, $3.50, 50, 30. won; Eddie t.,
clavsr $3.50. third. Time. 1908. Rose
Elisr Tarbrush. Tito, LarlSin, Gentle
Woman, Mcclellan also ran.
Third race, $500 added, handicap s.
ysar-olds and up, six furlongs: Water
LADY, l05, Obert, $6.0O $780, $40, won;
Protector 100, Smyth. 1880, $3.50, second;
khgworth, 1A. Hartwell, $3.50. third.
Ilns, LA. Back Bay, Heron and Shy
res also ran.
Fourth race, Windsor Hotel cup, 3-year-
zee, 1880 added. mile and one-eighth-
Alney lO6. Metcalf. $3.50, $500, out, won;
coIainonada, 10T, Jackson, $500. out, sec
o1qi Tactics, 100. Obert, out, third Time.
w -. Walter Bass also ran. CPrivet
fssal Fountain Fay scratched)
FIFTH race, Prince of Wales Steeple-
1sse, woo added. four-year- olds and up,
sooqt miles-Bryndown, 141, Connors,
~ Nho, out, won; Weldship. 157, Woke,
out second; Sun King, 1889, Williams,
o'I third. Time, 4;0l Chester Krum fell.
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WAY HURLS FOR
YALE AT PRINCETON

Continued from Page One
Easton. Vaughn flied to Easton. No runs,
no hits, no errors.
SIXTH INNING.
Way was out on a drive to Law. Mid
dlebrook singled through short. Easton
sacrificed, Deyo to Douglas. Middlebrook
started for third on the play and scored
on Gill's error. Milburn hit a three oagger
to left field. Legore was out, Law to
Douglas. One run, two hits, one error.
Hanks out, Way to Bush. gill struck
out. Scully fouled out to Bush. No runs
no hits no errors.
SEVENTH INNING.
Hunter fouled out to Gill. ush out,
BScully to Douglas. Reilly bunted safe.
Reilly was out on an attempted steal.
Kelleher to Sculy. No runs, one hit, no
errors
Greene flied out to Vaugn briggs sim
gled to centre Douglas struck out.
briggs got to second when Hunter drop
ped last strike. Keleher struck out.
No runs, one hit one error.
EIGHTH INNING.
Vaughn filed to Greene. Way flied to
briggs. Middlebrook grounded out to
Douglas. No rune, no hits, no errors.
Law flied out to Middlebrook Deyo
out, Way to Bush. Hanks flied to Easton.
No runs, no hits, no errors
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BANCROFT'S DOUBLE
SCORES FIRST RUN

Continued from Page One
stealing, Bresnahan to Zimmerman. No
runs, one hit, no errors.
Zimmerman safe on Bancroft's fumble
He took second on the play. overran sec
ond and started for third and was out.
Bancroft TO NIehon to Byrne Safer
doubled to right. Williams flied to Ban
Safer thrown out, Byrne to Niehoff No
runs, one hit, one error.
THIRD INNING.
Luderus walked Killefer singled 10
center Luderus was out trying to reach
third, Williams to Phelan. Killefer reach
ing second on the play. Mayer famed
Bancroft doubled to left, scoring Kilie-
fer. Byrne walked. Bancroft stole third
Becker beat out slow roller, and HaIne
who threw wild to first, letting Ban
croft score, and Byrne advanced to third
Attempted double steal. Byrne was out
at third, Bresnahan to Pierce to Phelan
Two runs. three hits, one error
Phelan walked. Pierce sacrificed, Mayer
to Luderus. Good hit by pitched ball
Fisher famed. Schultz flied to Cravath
No runs. no hits, no errors.
FOURTH INNING.
Cravath walked. Witted forced Cravath.
Zimmerman to Fisher. Nlehon flied to
williams. Witted out stealing Bresna-
HAeSA - ~ AAAAeS itO itAAhf no
errors
Zimmerman fouled to KiiIefer. Safer
flied to Becker williams walked Bree-
nahan grounded out to Luderus. No runs.
no hits. no errors.
FIFTH INNING.
Luderus singled to left. Killefer singled
to left and went to second on Schulte's
tumble, Luderus taking third Mayer
singled TO right, scoring Luderus, Killefer
going to third. label now pitching for
the Cubs. Killefer scored on a wild pitch
Mayer went to second. Bancroft beat out
a hit to Safer, Mayer taking third. Byrne
out. Phelan to saier. Mayer being held At
third. Becker dropped a home run IN
deep right, scoring Mayer and Bancroft
ahead OF himself Cravath singled to
centre. Cravath stole second. whitted
famed; Nehoff popped to Phelan. Five
runs six hits, one error
Phelan flied to Whitted, McLarry bate
ting for label. McLarry out, Niehoff to
Luderus. Good lined to crayath. 20
runs. no hits, no errors.
SIXTH INNING.
standridge now pitching for the Cubs.
Luderus singled to centre Killefor
forced Luderus. Fisher to Zimmerman.
Mayer singled to centre. Bancroft sacrl-
hced Standrldge to Safer. Byrne was
safe on Phelans tumble. Killefer scoring.
Becker doubled 70 left scoring Mayer
and Byrne. Becker was out trying 20
reach third. Schultz 70 Zimmerman 70
Phelan. Three runs. Three hits. One
error.
Fisher out Mayer to Ludeius. Schultz
nied 10 Cravath. Mayer threw zimmer-
man out No runs. No hits. No errors
SEVENTH INNING.
Knisely now playing left field ia place
OF Schultz for Chicago. Knisiey droppe
CraYath's fly. the runner reaching secom
Whitted out, Zimmerman 20 SAFER Cr
vath going 70 third on the play.
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3O.MILE MOTOR-PACED RACE
AT POINT BREEZE TONIGHT
Three Noted Riders to Compete in
Feature Event.

The feature event for the motorcycle
and motor-paced fans this evening at the
Point Breeze Motordrome will be 30
mile motor-paced race among F. Column
hatto, the italian champion; E. Mittens,
Chicago, and NJ. Bedell, Long Island.
Both BedeIl and Mittens are well known
10 the pace followers here, while Colum-
batto. the italian champion, makes his
first appearance and, judging by his
work out at the "Drome" yesterday, he
viii be a hard man to defeat. There
viii be a program Of hve motorcycle
events.
The Independent Order OF Americans
will hold its annual outing and games at
The park in the afternoon with big pro-
gram OF athletic events; there was also
a baseball game between Trenton and
philadelphia Councils.