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VINCENT q WILSON.
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Killed" Auto Driver Appears

New York, July 8-Bea Gotof,
the noted auto driver. who was
reported killed . few weeks ago
At Minneapolis, arrived here safe
and sound yesterday, and soon
after reaching this city entered
the 1O0-mlle race and sprint
events to be held at the Brighton
Beach racetrack on Saturday
night. Gotof's car, No. 8 Na-
tiOnnl, was badly damaged in the
accident in the West, hut the
driver escaped injury. The car
has been repaired and Will be out
for a trial today. GOtof's entry
makes the century race Saturday
night more complicated, the Ma
tiOnal driver being q dirt track
demon Of note.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
Columbia. holding Probate Court No eosss Nd
minisiration This is to give notice that the sub
scrioers who was by the Supreme Court of the Dis
tiiet OF Columbia granted letters testamentsry On
the estate OF Mary E. Goodwin. deceased has
with the approval Of the Supreme Court Of .hs
District OF Columbia, holding q Probate Court.
appointed MONDAY. the 18th day Of July. 1915. at
~ ocock q. m. as the time. and said courtroom
As the place. for making payment and distribution
from said estate. under the courts direStion and
control when and where all creditors and persons
entitled to distributiye shares or legacies or the
residue or parts thereof. notified to attend in
person or by agent or attorney duly authorized
with their claims against the estate properly
vouched.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of June 1915.
UNION TRUST Co. by Geo. z. Fleming, as
sistant trust officer; Geo. E Hamilton attorney
Attest: tSeaD JAMES TANNER, REGISTER Of
Wills for the District Of Columbia. clerk OF the
Probate Court
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Swimming RACE IS
BOOKED FOR AUGUST 7
Washington Club Expects Big Entry
List for Annual Event in
Potomac.

On the afternoon of August there
will be held the annual long-distance
swimming race under the auspices OF the
Washington Swimming Club. The course
will be in the Potomac River from Chain
Bridge to the Aqueduct Bridge. a dis
tance of three miles and 3G yards. This
event has been sanctioned by the A. A.
T.. and is open to all swimmers who are
duly registered. Many entries have been
received from both Baltimore and Wash
ington, and it Is expected that Philadel-
phia and New York will also send picked
men to compete.
A handsome solid gold medal will be
awarded the winner. silver medals to
those finishing second and third, respec-
lively, and bronze medals to the next
ten men to finish. provided they cross
the line within thirty minutes OF the
winner
A special prize emblcmatic OF the long
distance swimming championship of the
District Of Columbia will be awarded the
first resident of the District to finish. An
entrance fee OF 81 per man will be
charged. Entries will close on Tuesday.
August g. with Reginald Rutherford,
Union Trust Company. Fifteenth and II
streets northwest.
Rules of Amateur Athletic Union will govern in
all respects.
The race will be started promptly at p. m.
Each contestant will be accompanied by a canoe.
furnished by the club by himself and bearing his
number.
ACCOMPANYING canoes must keep clear Of swimmer
at all times. unless assistance is needed.
Rendering of assistance debas contestant from
the
Contestants will he on hand at 30 p. m. at the
Washington Canoe Club
Transportation by water to the starting point
will be furnished by the club.
Contestants must answer to the fHt call, As the
race will start promptly at p. m.
There will b. redress for the nonappearance Of
contestants.
The right to reject any entry is reserved
Contestants will be required to wear adequate
bathing suits.
No entry VIII be accepted unless 4. A. U. regis
tration number appears entry blank.
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CO0MBS SEEKS OLD PAL.
Consults Athletics Trainer and Now
Expects to Pitch Soon.

Brooklyn y. Y. July e-Jack COMBS. the vet
eran pitcher Ct the Dodgers believes that he will
be fit for hard work the beginning of next week
Coombs consulted Sparrow Robertson yesterday, and
this trainer of athletes equipped him with a special
strained leg muscle. Robertson declares that this
bandage will prevent a recurrence of the strain first
suffered in Pittsburgh and later aggravated in
game at Ebbets Field few days ago.
II feel well now said Coombs last night
that I Relieve I could pitch Saturday if it should
be Necessary
WilbeTt Robinson said he would not take any
unnecessary risks with Ironman Jack
Pitching is of the least of nv worries just
now" declared Robbie Il have so many good
ones running true to form that COMBS will not
be asked TO take any unnecessary risks. A weeks
rest will do him no harm. He surely is entitled
to the vacation
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Government League

Runs-AnseII Frircc q. Cleary. Cruikshanks C9,
Van Dusen. G-ldberg t2i. Clark Hamburger Giles.
i1rst base On eTruss-Commerce, s; Library 2
Left on bases-Commetce. 9; Library, S. Ffnt base
on baus-O6 Eudat. l; OF Angel. 2; of Newman.
2. 1nninss pitched-By Eudaly. 4; By Angel, S.
Hits msde-Oh Eudaly, ): OF Angel. 3. Times at
bat-Against EudaIy, Is; against Aneel 8. struck
out-By Newman. 8; by EudaS. 6; by Angel. S.
Twohase hits-Prince, cruickshanks, Hall. Hams
turgr Stolen bssos- Creditor. Prince. Cruick-
shsnks. James. Goldberg 81. Ware, Hall. Hams
burser Hit by ptcher-By Eudaly tGilesl. Wild
ptch-Eudaly. Passed ball-Eudaly. Umpre-Nir
shurtleh. lime Of camel hour and 30 minutes.
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REsoLUrE WINS RACE.

Oyster Bay, n. Y, July 8-The
Resolute won today's yacht race
from the Vaaitie, finishing the
thirty.nine miles In 3 hours,
dropped sut Of the race On the
last Lex Of the second round. The
race was sailed with . strong
northwest wind blowing.
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TWIRLS NO.HIT,
N0-RUN GAME
Cantwell, Pitching for St.
Teresa, Defeats Machinists
and Fans" Seventeen.
THE SCORE IS 4 TO 0
Thompson Batted Hard in Opening
Chapter. When Bases on Balls
Prove Fatal.

st. Teresa won from Machinists to-
day. to 0. Cantwell was in fine form.
and the Machinists failed to get a hit,
seventeen of them taking the count on
strikes. Thompson lost in the first in
ming. when he walked the first two
men who faced him. Plunkett moved
them up with a sacrifice and then
Myers cleaned up with a long single
to right center Score:
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Donlin in New Leapue

South Bethlehem Pa. July 9.-Plans have been
completed here for the formation of Lehgh Val
ley Baseball League. to b. composed of the pick
Of baseball players of the Bethlehem Steel Com
pany. Allentown City League. Easton, and Phil
lipsburg. n. ]. The plan is TO may Saturday
games only.
The tentative plans call for a weekly salary limit
Of so. Mike Donlin. formerly of the New York
Giants. Pirates and Phillies. will manage the
PhilliTsburg team. and Andy Coakley, formerly Of
the Athletics. the Easton team.
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Indians for Hagerstown.

Hagerstown, Nd. July e.-Manager Laughin Of
the Hsgerstown team Of the Blue Ridge Baseball
League. has strengthened his aggregation by sign
ing two Indian players. Sammy Nelson. a, catcher
and ]. X Jocks. infeldcr both recently with
the Canadian LeIgle. Jock is a ullblooded Cheru
kee and Nelson is a member Of the sioux tribe
Both players made record in the Canadian League
and were picked up by Manager Laughln when
the league season the border line closed
a few days ago.
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Junior Holy Name League.

Runs-Dyer ~, J. Gerald 81, F. Gerald C2.
Rraund G) H. Fitzgerald ~. A. Gerald 81.
Marsien ~. Henlock IN. Tomlinson, Aridigo, Nc
Murray. First base by errors-St Domnic's. g.:
st. Stephens. J. Left on bases-St. Dominica 3;
st. Stephens. 4. First b,se balls-Of Marsden
J. of Hurry. l. of Burke 2. Innings pitched
By Hurley, s. by Burke 4. Hits maie-Oh Hurley
10: of Burke. g. Times at bat-Against Hurley,
Is: against Burke. Is. Struck out-By Marsden.
); by Hurley. ): by Burke. l. Home runs-Braund.
AridIso. A. Gerald. Two-base hits-J. Fitzgerald.
A. Gerald. ]. Gerald. Tsmlinson. Double plays
Dyer to Roche. A. Gerald TO H. Fitzgerald to
Dyer. Hit by pitcher-By Hurley. r. Gerald Um-
rime-Mr. Long. Time of same-l hour .nc 70
minutes
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Congress Heights League.

RunsT. Fisher. sweeney. Rusk. Alfred. Anthony.
First base by errors-oNOn Hill ,: Hamilton 4.
g. l. Left on haSeS-ONon Hill 7; Hamilton
A. L. 4 First hnsa halls-Of Alfred. 2; of
Sweeney. l. Innings Tdtched-By Alfred. 9: hy
Sweeney. .. Hits m-de-Uf Alfred 5: by Sweeney
I. Struck out y Alfred. 6; by Sweeney. E. Stolen
hases-T. Fisher. sweeney e.. Rusk. Van Sise, All
ned. Unpirrs-Mcssrs. Green and Cowan. Time
of game hour and = minutes
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Summer Students Play. Ball.

New York. July s.-The students at Columbia
Univesiy who arc taking the summer courses
have Organized four-team baseball league and
are to play through q regular schedule. The
teams have already started rfactice end are to
oe known a the Giants. Athletics. Braves and
Cuba The university authorities are making pgep-
arations to resod South Field In order TO have It
ready for football practice In the fall. The neld
at present 10 hard and unsuited for football and
surfscing Of 6ns turf viii Be hid. This win b
Gone In sections In order not to interfere With
the summer baseball play.
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w. B. Moses, IA; S. Kann's, 3.

Runs-Smith. Freel t9. Morris. Suddith 81.
Brill ~. Farley. Langley 90. Reagon Baldwin.
Earle. Volt. First base balls-On Connen /;
of Earle, . StnIck out-By Connell IL by Earle
5. Three-base hts-Reagon Morris. Suddith, Brill.
Two-b base hits-Smith Freel Suddith. Sacrifice
West. Burroughs. Stolen bases
Smith, Freel. Farley. Baldwin. Taylor Wolff. Hit
by ptcher-By ConneI tMcGowanl. Wild pitch
Earle. Passed balls-Bunoughs 2 Umpre-Mr
Smith. Time of game hours and minutes.
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Brookfeds Get College Star.

Brooklyn, July a.-John Hattox, who starred for
Milsas College. Of Mississippi. has reported to Lee
Mages and may be used by the Brookfeds pretty
soon. He was given in charge of Hooks wiltse.
Paul kritchell. leading catcher Of the Interna-
tonal League. who recently jumped Richmond, is
likely to land with the Brookfeis
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RICE TO COACH AGAIN.
Columbia Rowing Tutor Quiets
RumOrs on Leaving for Vacation.

New York. July s.-Jim Rice the veteran rowing
coach at the Columbia University. is to continue
as coach Of the next year despite rImors TO
the contrary. Rice left today for Toronto where
he will spend six weeks Il his vacation period.
Before leaving he said he would be back at
Morninsside Heights rowing instructor next fall.
Five of the who rowed in the varsity eight
at Poughkeepsie last week will be on hand next
year. but Rice feels that he must have squad
of at least 100 for the two major crews next
fall
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Former Football Star Drowned.

Iowa City. Iowa, July A telegram was re-
ceved here telling Of the death by drowning of
DR.. Fred Law. former star tackle and captain Of
the Iowa College football team. While boating
a small lake Minneapolis with his sister
in law the boat upset. DR.. Law rescued his sister
inlaw but sank he neared the shore. a victim
of heart failure.
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Runs-Lehmann 90. Spsldng. CARAT. ]. Rem
wick. c. Renwick Lsngan Beall ~. Reidy Boteler.
Brauner. Essex. Long Riley. Tweedale. Lore. First
base on balls-Of Hgss /; OF Beall, ;; of Lore. ..
Innings pitched-By HiGEs ! ny Beall. s. Hits
made-Of Higgs, ); off Beall Z. Struck out-By
Beall. q by Lore, S. Home runs-Beal Riley
Thre-base hit-Garratt Two-base hit-Lehmann
Stolen bascs-Boteer. COnger l2l Essex. Riley
Tweedale. Lore, Lehman, CARAT, ]. Renwick
Beall. Hit BY pitcher-By Higgs. /: by Beall. l.
Wild pitch-Higgs. Passed balls-HOTman and
Tweedale. Umpire-Mr Dorc. Time of game-l
hour and 40 minutes
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Fitzgerald. Whtestone 49,. Meridian. First base
on erors-Norfok. :. Left on bases-Norfolk, 4;
Washington, . First base on bals-Oh Brlner /:
OFF Burns. :: of knight !. Innings pitched-By
Bruner, } is: by Burns 423. Hits made-Of
Bruner. 6; off Burns s. Struck out-By Briner 3;
lH Burns. 6: hy knight, 6. Three-base hit-Murphy.
Two base hit-RniGht. Stolen baseB-Strain, Muir.
ply Miller ~. Williams. Ftzgerald. Meridian.
Double plav7-Mins TO Parker; Richards To Parker
to Minis. Wild IHtches-Bruner. 2: Burns 2 Um-
pires-Mesrs. Sheppard and Baldwin. Time OF
game-l hour and S. minutes
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Holy Name League.

Runs-GaineS o. O'Connell o. Freeman. Murphy,
Lewis. Cassen co. Lowrey. Dillon r. HelIinger
20, Murphy. Earned uns-St. Peters 4: St.
Martins ?. First ha~e on errors-St Peters. Q;
st. Martins. =. Left on bases-St. Peters. Z: St.
Martins 8. FiIst base on balls-Oh Lewis s; of
Murphy, 8. Struck out-By Lewis, s; by Murphy.
6. Three-basc hit-Murphy. Two-base hit-Gainey
Stolen bsses-GaEey, CassI Downey Dillon (2)
Hit by pitcher-By Murphy, S; BY Lewis. l.
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East Washington s. S. League.

Runs-Whitnlarsh. Donnolly, Belcher. Hauseman.
z. Flynn. Mortimer. First base by errors-Adrent.
6; Keller. S. Left hases-Adrent. 6; Keller,
6. First base on bslls-Of Hird. 2: OF Schmidt.
;. Struck eut-By Hird Il: by Schmidt. T. Two
base hi.-Thompsou. Sacrifice hits-Donnolly Hird
~. Stolen bases-Rohrnan. Bittenbender C2l.
Schmidt Wild pitch-Hird Passed ball-E F1yn.
Umpire-Mr. Keeper. Time Of game-I hour and IS
minutes.
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Terminal R. R. Y. M. C. A. League

Runs-Youns, Desnan. Mcbride. Nolan, Holbrun-
ner. Cohiu, I1Atz Fischer. Tyser Left on hases-
Auditors, s. General ONCE. g. First base on balls
OF Lsverine, s; of Nolan. S. Struck out-By
Larerine. :; Nolan. ,. Three-bas hit-Nolan
Two-base hit-Tyser. Stolen bases-CohiIl HoI-
drummer. Purify, Mcbride t2. Tyser Mulroe Double
plsys-McBride to Fischer: Mulroe to Peck to
Brady. Hit by ritcher-By Nolan CPlatz). Umpire
MIR. Joe Handiboe. Time Of game hour and 10
minutes.
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Umpire 0rth Dislocates Knee

Philadelphia, Jaly 1.-wAile
Umpire Orth was running 70
third 10 watch = play On . run.
ner during the progress II the
game between the PhDlies ara
Pirates. he tripDed and threw his
knee cat 81 place. He was carr
ried from the Geld. This IN The
seesad tise that Orb hes beea
hurt On this Aela.
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Catholic Church League

Runs-B. Fitzgerald. W. Hurd Breen ~. O'Con
nor. Daley. Lynch. W. Brewer. y Sullivan. Ler,
on bases-St. Margaret. 6: st. Peter. !. First base
on bas-Of Moore. I: OF 0'Dea. B. Struck out
BY Moore. 9; by ODea. 6. Threebase hits
Brewer. W. Hurd, Moore. Two-basc ht-Lynch.
Sacrifice hits-Brewer, O'Dea. Stolen bases-Breen.
W. Hurd Lynch, +. Sullivan. Double plays
Gleason to Breen. Lynch TO F. sullivan to T Sui
Ivan. Unpire-Mr. Hurd. Time of game-l hour
and IS minutes.
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Knabe Wins Protest,

Chicago. July s-The victory c1dited to the
Chicago Fejerals Baltimore on July 10 was
thrown on. yesterday by President Gilmore. who
upheld the protest Of Manager Knabe and ordered
the game played over. knabe charged that
Chicago player giving MP attempt to reach the
home plate went to the bench. but later, Illegal.
ly. got up and touched the base. whaeupun he
was allowed . run.
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Rnns-Walker Clayton. Myers Wood First base
en- bals-Of Cantwell. s. of Thompson. S. Struck
out-By Cantwell. II; by Thompson, 6. Two-base
mts-Wood. Hager. Sacrifice hits-Punkett Co.
Stolen bases-Chapin Beard Ruundtree Double
rlay-Harris to Beard. Wild pitch-Cantwe Passed
ball-Hager. Umpire-Mr Woodward
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Pittfeds and St. Louis Split.

Pittsburgh. July St. Louis and
Pittsburgh Federal League teams split
even in a double-header today. the
home team taking the first game. to
2. and st. Louis the second. to 0.
Crandall was hit hard in the first con-
test. while Allen kept the St. Louis
hits scattered. IN the second game
Groom was invincible, while Rogge was
hit at opportune times. Scores:
First game R.H E
st. Louis .......... 0 0 o oO2 o. l
Pittsburgh. ........... % 0 o Il Ii l
Batteries-Crandall and Hartley: Allen and O'Con-
nor. Umpires-Messrs. Howell and Finneran
Second game r. II. Z.
ST. Louis ............. o o. o Is IL o
Pittsburgh. ........... o o o o 90 S )
Batteres-Groom and Hartley; Rooge and Berry.
Umpires-Messrs Finnersn and Howell
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Double-header at Clarendon.

CLARENDON baseball team will play q double bill
next Sunday in Clarendon. Va The first game
viii be between the Marines and Clarendon, start
ing at Is y. m. and the secnnd game viii be
played with the Braddock team at l:ls D. m.
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Cubs Sell Collins

milwaukee,. Wis. July s.-The Milwaukee ball
club TODAY purchased Shortstop Eddie Collins from
the Chicago Nationsl League club. He will report
at once. Collins came to the Cubs recently from
ST. Mary's Kan.
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Departmental League,

Runs-ThombIg, Gatkins Culnan, Cahin,
shalin. Ferguson. Beach CT. Ffst base BY errors
Printers. ;; interior. 2. Let bases-Printers
q; Interior. 4. First base on balls-Of Bennett
/; Sweeney, g Struck out-By Bennett s: BY
Sweeney. 6. Two-base hit-rhornbeE Sacrifice
hits-Polodk, sweeney. Stolen bases-wiuhide Cat
kins, Mckay. Cullinan, Ferguson. Double play
Beach to Ferguson to Shalin to Pollock. Umpire
Mr.. Hughes Time Of ssme-l hour and 70 min.
utes
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Two Postponed Game. In c. c. L

The Cstholic Church League win piay on
postponed game On its grounds today. when Sacred
Heart VIII meet St Dominic's At 5 .. m. and on
sunday another Postponed same will be played
befwsn Holy Name and 81. Margaret at Sixth
and Fiorida ssenus northsase. TAs eans Van
sas4 - y n
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New Haven. Conn. July a-Ths college athletic
year isiSM was the greatest one from . financial
standpotnt Tale ever had. according to the report
made public today. The years Receipts were QNo,s
Football led the sports. drawing 81 So
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

First game Rochester. 2; jersey CITY, 4. Secund
game Rochester ?; Jersey City. ).
Buffalo 4: Providence. 6.
Toronto, Il: Richmond, g.
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Kann's Team m Walkover

The baseball team fruu 8. Kann sens Z Co.. hsd
an e.sy time defeatins tbs W. B. Moses sons
club yesterday. ne Ksan's pttcheR. Cornell,
shuah havs I'D shutout. TAs sruss:
kAnns. ., l3sSf11s-H
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White to Boz in Prixate.

Chicaso, Jaly A-Jach whits. trosbs. d Chsriis.
and Jinnte navss spssdy younsses. wiz eissh
m givsas usaf ~ n6h& Thwsdny II ~
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Miss Murphy. Tennis Winner.

Atlanta, July s.-lIss Irving Murphy. of New
Orleans won the womans Southern Tennis Cham
rionship here today defeating Mrs McCord, Of
Atlanta. s-l 81 The mems finals will be
played tomorro~.
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cast offs emulated the we'll known worm
today, their activities encompassing
the double defeat of the locals. to 2.
and 9 to l. Watson's pinch hit put
Seaton on the toboggan in the early
contest. and LaFitte showed up his old
team mates in the second. Roach
ielded sensationally. Scores:
Fist game RHE
Buffalo. ............... o 0 . 6 Is Is )
Brook lyn. ............ o o o. 4
Batteries-Schultz Bedent Allen and Blair;
Seaton. Smith. and Simon. Ump;res-Messrs
shannon and Mccormick.
Second game RHE.
Buffalo. .-............. o 0 ) l % 2
Brooklyn. ............. / 0 o 0 0 0 o. 2
Bstteries-Lefitte and Blair; Finneran. Smith.
Land. and Wright. Umrire~-Messrs Mccormick
and Shannon.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LosT-GoLD WATCH CwALTHAD: MONO
gram M. b. W. route Bureau of Engraving.
Piney Branch car Reward il returned to 3sll 18th
II. NV. Col. 45s6.
LOST-A GOOD HUNTING CASE
Watch. No. 7Ol67, LonGines movement.
afternoon, July 6. somewhere between
1924 l st. NV. and Union Station. or on
train from Washington to Relay, Va.
Return to Room 601 Colombian Bldg. for
reward.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-17

boro; I'd, Keppler, Vermont academy; Sd,
Coulter, Vermont academy Dis Al feet
8 inches. (Record.)
Discus-Won by Haskell, Brattleboro;
I'd, Harlow, Brattleboro; Sd, Hobart,
Keene Dis 90 feet 5 inches.
Hammer-Won by Haskell, Brattleboro;
I'd, Sanders, Keene; Sd, Keppler, Yer
mont academy. Dis. 107 feet 10 inches.
Pole vault - Hobart of Keene and
Holmes of Vermont academy tied for
first; Sd, Tinker, Bellows Falls. Height
S feet inches
High iump-White of Vermont academy
and Piper and Staples of Keene tied at 4
feet liz inches
Judges-A. E. futile of Bellows Falls,
" L. Green of Vermont academy, j. F.
Smith of Keene, E. B. Smith and l. L.
Brown of Brattleboro; timers, S. A. Dan
iels, G. Z. Sherman. n H. Arnold;
starter, Hyland Tasked; clerk of course,
Raymond Harris; announcer, f. J. Mulry
How The Teams Scored.