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CAMP PIKE NOTES

s4.oap Pike, Nov. 15.>-Now that ks Tn sight much speculation khan .n ihdulged in as to the time heD akansas farmers and married Df % De released from service. |tatss ulSe' this applies to all other hterau.a,S aS well, but it is particularly lccons. to the Arkansas talks on losss n. of the large number of Ark Camn noops in Camp Pike and at bal p neauregard. La. It is believed le .h,. 'oers of Arkansas boys will
 IVY to eat Christmas dinner at
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NOT THE SAME

Bacon-"Did you say he awoke one day to<find himself famous?'
 Egbert-"No, I did not said he dreamed he was famous and then woke up."-Yonkers Statesman.
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$500 Stamps
 Hoysslbsr N.72 Desensssr A.1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-02
CORNELL AGAIN WINS
AMATEUR ATHLETIC HONORS
For Fourth Consecutive Time IthacanS
Take intercollegiate Amateur
Cham pfOuship.
TBy Associated Prcss.l


FRANKLIN FIELD. PA. June l.
For the fourth consecutive time Cor
nell University to-day won the cham
pionship %; the Intercollegiate .Assoc;;t-
zion OF Amateur Athletics of America
on Franklin Field.
Cornell vas especially strong In the
hurdles, broad jump. and two mile
events. scoring twelve points in the
distance rum. ten in the broad, nine in
the low hurdles and seven in the high
hurdles. Her team captured two iirs:s.
four seconds, two thirds 1--WE fourths
and FIVE Giths.
Pit,sbmrgh's points were well scat
tered. she captured first place in the
quarter mile ana hammer throw and
diviccd first in the pole vault with
Dartmouth.
Dartmouth captured one first place.
the shot put and got second place in
throw
G. II. Erdman. of Princeton. was high
point scorer OF the meet. winning both
The l2o and 220 yard hurdles for a
total OF ten points. c. Raymond. OF
Pennsylvania. contributed nine points
10 MS teams score. winning the go
yard dash and finishing second in tho
hundred. +. j. shea. the quarter mile
champion. representing Pittsburgh Uni
NcrSity. also made nine points. win
a mig ine quarter mile easily in the
GOOD time or forty-scven and three
hitn seconds. and finishing second in
the 2220 ward dash.
me closest and best race OF the
day was tho half mile event Shaw
overlook Mayer and iunged across the
hhish JUST one step in the lead The
iime CT the race was 80 t-5
Twelve men started in the mile race
Which also resulted in Il close finish
George T. liaifacre. of Massachusetts
Tech, Sc; the pace and held the lead
Tor most OF the distance. W. G.. Klein
Spehn. of Lafayette. came along strong
IN me third quarter and by great
burst of speed shot ahead OF the Massa
cnusetts man and won by about two
yards.
The two mile race In which nf,ecn
men started. one third OF whom were
me IoEheil coiors. was a runaway
race Tor |. G. Dresser. the speedy
l!hacan lie took n long lead at tho
start. gradually Increased IL runnin.r
easily, and Tapped n couple OF runners
Del ore he finished the two miles. cor
nc!l captured four of the i've piaras
W. IL. Mackmahon. OF AIassachusctta
lech. finishing third
although there were no records
oroken. the track events were RIM in
good times. w. II. Ganzemuller of
pennsylvania State. won tho hund-cd
Earo dash in ten and one-ffth seconds
after running in n semi-nnal in ,nn
seconds. Raymond ran the 800 dash
III tWenty-one and thrce-nfth second
excellent time considering the winI
mat was blowing. CIV"
ne weather was clear, but very
nor, the mercury reaching ninety do,
srees IN the shade. The attendant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-02
CUDML WINS KENTUCKY
HANDICAP BY LENGTH
]. X. l.. Ross's Three-Yenr-Old Cap-
lures Coveted Contest at Doug
las Park.
GBy Associated Press.l

LOUISVILLE KY, June 1.-carrying
top weight of 1872 pounds. J. X L.
Ross Broomstick-E ugenia Burch colt
Cudgel, ridden by Jockey L. Lyke, and
the favorite in the betting. won The
sixth running OF the Kentucky handi-
cap AZ Douglas Park to-day in handy
fashion. a length back r. l.. Bak er
and Company's Pif Jr., and 4. X Ma
combers imported colt HOLSTER fought
it out for second money with Pif. Jr.
getting the decision by narrow mar
gin. length and half behind Hol-
lister, Arriet. e. w. Moorc's imported
mare. led the remainder OF the field
The race was at mile and a quar-
ter for three-year-ods and was worth
$4,000 to the winner, $500 to the
second horse. $500 to the third and $500
to the fourth.
The time for the race, 200. was
within one fifth of a second OF the
track record for Dougas Park, made
by Luke McLuke. 1t might have been
cut Il fraction of second but for a
shower. which came up just as the
start was being made.
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HARVARD WINS RACE
Defeats Vale In Eirht-Onrcd Contest
Three Lengths Over Two
Mile Coursc,

DERRY. CONN. June Harvard
defeated Yale by two lengths in the
first boat race over tho new Housa :
tonic course this afternoon. Harvard
finished in loss. while Yale crossed
the line in 1l:0i IT was anybody's
race for the first mile OF the two-mile
course. Then Harvard pulled steadily
away from the Yale shell and fnishe d
with length of clear water between
the two boats.
y big crowd watched the finish OF
The race from the river banks on the
Derby and Shelton shores There were
no observation trains and no boats
following the crews.
II was . o'clock before the crews
Were called to the finish line, pad
ding up the river from the boat house
near the start At the Derby dam. Yale
caught the water first and took the
lead at the start. Both crews opened
win thirty-five stroke. Harvard
eNcned /; up at the eighth and at the
Quarter Yale was leading by few
fect Yale spurted ahead at the half
mn" ANA at the rhree-quarter mark
ooyh crews were rowing neck and neck
both crews at this point had re-
auced their strokes to about thirty
thirty-four just before the mile was
reached and AT the mile and a hais
was leading by half a length. They
gradually PULLED away from the VAL.
Shcll until the finish was reached
both crews rowed themselves ont
Knox and Adams at numbers 4 and <
respectively. and Under AT No r in
the Harvard boat collapsing at the
finish. TIC
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AMATEURS BRAVE HEAT
AND PLAY MANY CANES
Some of the Scores Had Appearance
OF Census Statistics, but That
Didn't Matter.
ALLtTEAMs ENJOYED swaTFEsT
Old Virginias, Stockton Street and r.
T.. Lees, Respectively, Section y,
Section B, of Commercial League,
and Athletic League, Topnotchcrs.

Indulging In a grand and glorious
swattest. the Randolph street nine %
huskies hit the Cff.trnrs OF the three
old Virginia iurlCrS ar" ran mp y
nuIl count u - % 3. SO great id
Tho stern or the vi,.tors' atta.E he
come in the sixth inning that the los
lag AGGREGATION WAS forced t. "r..i,e"
in good. but hasty CIDER.
Shortcli was freely hit. but Coulter.
who was sent in to save the day. was
still moro freely hit and the score
grew rapidly while he was occupying
the mound. Gentry. the Randolph
first sacker. camc down for the day
and played steady ball. He was drafted
III the last call
Timnons pitched remarkable ball.
considering the fact that he has not
played for nearly two years.
Following is the score:
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College baseball.

At Observation-Disclosures. !; Ford-
ham, 2.
AT Hoboken. N. J.-Wesleyan. 4;
Stevens Institute 9
freshman. IL; Yale freshman. s..
:. AT Easton, Pa.-Pennsylvania. l. La
1T New Haven-Yale. S; Harvard. g.
At West Point-Army, Z: relham
Bay naval reserves. s.
AZ amherst Mass,-Camp Devens, o.
doin, q
At Worcester, Mass.-Holy Cross. q;
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FORK UNION CLAIMS
PREP CHAMPIONSHIP
Defeated All Contcnders for TIL.
ltIxking mn En-
counter.
[special 10 The Times-Dlsnatch-

tHpeciai TO The Times Dispatch.l
FORK UNION. VA. June Fork
Shion Miiitar.' Academy has closed its
oaSeba II season and claims the Prep
schoo! champions nip of thc State The
cam mas won over John Marshall High
Schooi and the BenedicIine Cadets. of
Kichmond. by decisive scores. II also
defeated Woodhcrry Fo.est by large
score. The cadets also endcavorcd 10
meet Fishburne Academy at some CEN
IRA! LOCATION convenient 10 both schools.
but FiShburne would not arrange a
game with tie. fast young locals. Fork
Cnion has IN the pcrs IN of Hobson
Snead one OF the best pitchers in the
state in the prep school circuit. The
rest of the team is in top form under
the coaching OF Harry Griffin. the ex-
league ball player.
The Fork Union team also played the
University scrub team almost 10 a
siandstill early in the season. the lat
game.
The members OF the team and their
positions are:
Braverman. first base: G. Snead. sec
ond base; Harlow, center field; Hobson
S I. pitcher; Jones. short stop;
Riley. third base: Brown, left field
Bottimore, catcher; Gentry, right field
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-02
TOM MILTON CAPTURES
HARKNESS HANDICAP
Barney OldfcId, With 1870 Seconds
to Overcome, Was Close
Second in Race.
CHEER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NAME
Former Prominent Automobile Racer
Is Now Chasing Huns-Ira Vail
Comes In Third, and Dc Palma
Fourth.

NEW YORK. June 1.-Tcm Milton.
driving a Ducsenberg special, won The
$4,000 Harkncss cup race at Sleeps
head Bay This afternoon from the
c.assie.t field OF drivers that could
have been gotten together. Ills time
81 seconds. slower than Chevrol.t's
1917 record by more than four min
utes.
Milton was. dark horse. lie was
given a handicap OF 2:lJ over Cnevro-
l". who WAS the only driver 20 start
from scratch.
field. with handicap of go, crossed
the finish line shortly behind Milton
Vail. lal seconds handicap. in a Hud-
son special. finished third Oldne'd
drove his golden Submarine DnPaima
was fourth. with 81 seconds haadicap
ideal for the running Of tho h'c Est
crn auto classic, and more thar $1,000
mons of the track struggle for the rich
purse.
lust prior TO tho start Of tho lIarh-
limos aseer,h,ed in front Of tho grand
s'asd ard. Joined by tho crowd. rave
'h-ce rousinr checrs for Eddie nic,..
,ilnt who WIS niseing fror, tho ranks
TODAY Ri~kcrhachnr. who ie now IN
''-'"rican ace IN F~an"c has ALWAYS
COULD NOT OVERCOME
lead At FACE; SET BY MILTON
Prior to tho start of the event. II was
believed that ultimate victory would
go TO one Of the three drivers-Chev-
rolet. DePalma or RcTta. Eut owing
to the handicaps arranged by Fred
J. Wagner. II was Impossible for -hc
leading automobile iverS to over
come the pace set by Milton. Who
drove 4 mastertul race from the very
start.
ncPalma and Chevrolet engaged in
many exciting brushes during tho first
scvcrtr-fve miles. Ecsta. driving with
his usual care-freo abandon. was mayer
out until he storrc1 ut tho nits with
his car in flames from a fire In the
crank case ard whs forced from tho
contest. Chcvrolets chances were
ruined whom he was forced to stop
twice fo- tires
Chevrolet won tho futnri,v. ton.
rnN" "r"r'. IN thrilling fr'eh ~
nor~'i' tod tire distance in So As Ed
die F1"a rye was second. and Dario Pes
ia. third.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-02
CHARLES A. BERNIER v. P.L.
DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS
IoSitton Created. In Which One
Wan VIII Give Whole At
tcntion to Work.

ELACkSBtRG VA. June mo NH
letic happening at Virginia Polytechnic.
.'s'itcte mas caused more general in
,erest than the creating by the conn
rector. for the session OF I9iS.io 10 10 he
hi!ed ~ Charles y. Bernier. an niun,,S
q" 81 '; W., = l. and the success.ul head coach
OF me season l3l7-lS. Aicng With INA
eli d. elected MIR. Rernier graduate man
for SO 20 r sTseGsa c, allies, VINO Mas
ui"charScd the rapidly increasing tIn
% mo graduate mauagcrship
90, ne :hiet reason actuatlng thu cnun-
MI y, IN the creation of this new Office
We're The ever Increasing complcyitw ne
athietic activities at V. r. tn.
SSSsohInE Of the various teams yearly
H. ,nra; ior gymnasium instruction is;
ii inc n,ore II ,hs field house is becom-
- Aduate manager are constantl,, nro ,ne
~ sin pGse on nmEr0 'So Thu. the need OF
OF these athletic intercsts.
DUTIES iTrACifED TO
POSITION ARE Nl-,InRc,-s
t As outlined by he council. the duties
,ncroi,e !" INC new position are nu-
Iii, ouS Si,r IN .he hrst place. the ain
ehargs q s neid Sous n.'I1 lis s somp!e t.,
tha, ii'ni,. e nr.,sn IL Is also TO see
provided for every cadet NJ inn Is
gina rolytechnic Institute. He ,n,ist
also also. he responsible for The ADEQUATE
uonshihE or ali athletic teams tiInT
IepreSent the institute. Finally, he 10
70 dlsrharga all the duties pertoinir"
20 me position OF graduate rnanscer-
tatil no S:necure in the way of a no
sit!oh' The council. moreover. honcs
thal, as the directorship rows ~
score tho athletic director nav to,,a
iIhh Us member of the insti;uie FAC
my. aad be given a seat in that boay
.hi. bernlcr came - V r. in Iuii-
I5aVing 'hc athletic dirrctcrs%in ~,
iiihhlP dHn- sidney College where hr had
ptrh .t The helm for five var. IL
usIh ?iishcd 2 system there that vas
H"h ,hS Itself i"l; in the ati,ieti. az
:, III " or The Sttte and 20 wen IL,
ms ei.oTts become rooted thar Unr, 'r"
ono C the sn,nlias, 81
,"srS ~ the state. won a fcotbsi, ~,
,, IN cthaI championship this snssi,'n
~ hout the services az = ne,y .,,,,,n
~ n,ou%rN"ut the safe re Is known a.:
m "to stands for tho clcanos. "a
,thIo. j." ",h!et:cs Character hui,d,n"
i"s ME a'wavS been has ,;,,,,
',In'hi''E cory student in tbs co ~
81 teams that represented Y r. 7 IA;
Sc'r Wtr" ,mSurh with , s,,iri, 49,
',op'n NOT he denied. a hann So, e
toFaIr and = 4" finest tvno cf .nr.,
'"'Ship- In the eyes OF all lav,1 \, n
SNN"orterr. -hcir ;cn,,,s v.ho,
c'n.' such fine qualities. sneii snc-
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dolphin.

Iotais 81 ]. - II
sBatted for Burns in seventh
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YANkS WIN FIRST
IPr Associated Press.l

CHICAGO. June la triple play by
New fork and punched hits gave then
the first game OF their western inva-
sion from Chicago to-day. 6 10 8
kaker started the play which wreck ed
Chica Eo's hopes. The bases were filled
two men had scored and none was out
Thormah!en had been replaced on the
mound by \. Russell. On a hit and
toward left. Baker ran over and
speared il with his g'ovcd hand then
threw 10 Pratt. doubling Felsch. Be-
Pratt threw TO ripp. completing the
triple play. The score:
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PHlLLIES WIN IN EIGHTH
tBy Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA. june l.--rhrce con-
seGutire pitches by Gcor.: smith ic-
ciatd the issue in to-day's game. Phil
aoeiphia coming from behind in the
eighth and beating C!ncinnA,. 3 TO =
w I'm INC score TO /. ana one out in
the eighth. Williams drove the n:,ii
run. Stock hit the next D;Ich fur a
single. taxing second on .<calcs wiit.
throw into iirst. i.udcrus singled on
run. Then Cravath triplcd and Nau.
Eel sine ied. adding Two more runs
Cincinnati punched !our singles on
payer In the second. but outside of
that he pitched shut-out bali. score:
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~ I.>N-

;. new NEW york. June i-Miss a,o,,a
n r'eritT.ru' again demonstrated her au
~. ioIily az the net to-day by Lafeni.
ing, Mrs Edward w Ratnond ~ liz
, my or the womans invitatjon Ten.
NJ tournnment at the Pelham Country
SsttiraiSht sets easily. Her greatest rival
MISE hammie Wagner. vas also "a
t r,i,,. IN the siminna! round BY Miss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-02
Grover Alexander WEEDS.
Sy A SSnri.t.J Ira.e

MANHATTAN. kANS.. June 1.-Gro-
er. now soldier at Camp Funston,
near mere. and Miss Amy Arrant, of
Stmaha. were married to-day by PRO
bate Judge G. T. Norris
The bride will spend n few dave T.,
;Manhattan and then expects to 20 "a
ne" nome ia Omaha. Alexander and
ms oriue Were childhood piaymates
iaier attending the same college
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NEWPORT NEWS AGAIN WINS.
[sncc.nl ln rhn rin,aa.n,sn.iseh1

fspcc'aI to The Times Dispatch
NORFOLK. VA, June l.--Newport
News made il three straight by taking
tn-daN''s game from the locals. Maya
lis. who was the Tnrs' star twirier
last season, made his iirst appearances
to-day and was hit hard in the early
inuinrs of the game.
Norfolk was unable to get TO Lie.
wcllyn except in the sixth inning.
when Phe'an and Hurst who had hit
safely scored en- hit by Tierney. The
score:
Newport News .......04e 20oo0o--s
Norfolk ....... o o OO q 300 0s
Batteries: Lleweilyn and Rogsri
Magalis and Flaherty. sSS' = s
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Yankees RcIen,e Bcplcr.

BY Associated Pressl
SHiCAGo' June 1.-The New York
H,tnericans today relinquished their
clain on Chief Fender, the Indian
hasebalf pitcher. Bender was claimed
by the New York club at the waiver
Price Price but the veteran informed the
os'lcIais mat ne would not report to
mem Detore the first OF July and this
arrangement was not satisfactory. AZ
present; Bender is employed i'm the
shipDuildinG yards in the East.
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lGohtinued ON Second PaGe.)
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score by innings: r
Cleveland . q o @ o n n . 6
summary: Runs-Shotton 49,. Judge
roster %. Milan. Shanks. Lavan or,
HARPER WambsSanss. Roth Wood on.
I.NahS, - Neil. Iwo-hase hi,s-Pic!-
nigh. Shotton. I.avan. Harper. Foster.
- NeiIi Roth on. Three base hits
Shanks. Speaker. Home run-Judee
Shanks !'icinich. Sacrifice fly-Shanks
Double p!ay-Shotton and Foster. Left
on bases Washington, 4; Cleveland.
-. i ifSt base on Observation-Disclosures
!: Cleveland. /. Base on balis-off
harper, .. off shaw. /. Hits-on Har-
per- in innings tnone out in sixthj:
10 in innings; off Groom, 3 in >
innings. off EnEmann. 4 i'm 8 innings
~ ~ p;icher-hy Harper. (GrancvJ.
struck cut--by Harper. 81 by shaw
by Coumbe. !: by Enzmann. 2: hv
Groom. ]. Winning pitcher. Harper:
losing pitcher. Coumhe
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SENATORS PILE UP LARGE
SCORE ON THE INDIANS
Bat Cleveland Pitchers for Seven.
teen Hits, Winning by
Score OF II to g.
DETROIT DEFEATS RED sox
ia1!-Endcrs DroUncc League Leaders,
In Close Contest-Eankecs Lead
White SoN to Defeat by Good Mar
gin--St. Louis Bcsts Athletics.
lRy Associated pross.l

CLEVELAND. June l-washington
batted the Cleveland pitchers for sew
'nteen hits to-day. ana won, IL to G.
Harper. of the visitors. had to he re-
moved from the box because Of wild.
ness. but he was effective with men
on. Thomas, with Boston last sea-:
made ms debut with Cleveland and
made two hits The score:
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BROWNS DEFEAT ATHLETICS
my Associated pressl

ST. LOUIS, June lizard hitting
marked the first game of the series
netween Philadelphia and ST. Louis.
Whicn tie latter won s to 3. Low
The second inning. when Philadelphia
made all its runs. Rogers. who re-
placei Lowhermiik. held the visitors
IN creek while his teammates hit three
visiting pitchers freely winning from
Ferry in the fourth. The score:
Phi1ndclDhio
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GIANTS, At HOME AGAIN,
CELEBRATE BY WINNING
Shut Out Pirates in Light-IIitting
Game, Pcrritt Doing
the Ionors.
PHILLIEs WIN OUT IN EIGHTH
Como Up From Behind and Take
Game From Rcds-Cubs Defeat
Bravcs-St. Louis Hammers SUI
perbas, Winning, o to e.
IBy AssocIa,cd Prc.s !

NEW YORK, June New York cell
eorated Its return from long road
trip by beating Pittsburgh IN light
hitting game here to-day, 2 to o. Per-
ritt mixed Pittsburgh with three hits.
cooper also pitched well. but New Yorl.
punched three out OF five hits on him
for their two runs. Zimmerman triplcd
In the fourth and scored on Fletchers
single. In the seventh Zimmerman
walked, took second on sacrifice and
scored on Rariden's single. The score:
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WINS GOLF TOURNEY
'"enpmrs Country Club Representa-
"'es Io"> iionors at The
Diucllclh lIcct
[Snecial a. rho Times. risnaich l

INEtI,.TI,I., HU IIntN- TlSDatCh.l
team representing tire GaiIXo,I en-, ne
tiE Cub. OF Lynchburs, wni.h wt,,
me ~ ;'i.n'orAl Day touriiame.,t at :.eif
I;,u.ii,. ~ .iiPpaiachian Col. sissocia: Tor a,
t r, - members; Fred Harper, W. Il. Nh
II ivn neTier oiey w. X. Gac.isd;.le. 4.
and Frank q. Da, idson. Th,. ,hin MN!
,!.iG,cGpphlpAnled By George Pearson M
r'"o professional instructor '"N
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st. Louis .:.........2O 30Oo-o
Brooklyn ............l 00001 0 %
Summary: Runs-Smith. go: Baird
Cruise. ca: Smyth, Kavanagh t2):
Gonzales. Olson. Hickman. Two base
hits--Johnston, DOolan. NJ. Wheat,
Coombs. Three base hits-Smith. Hick-
man. Home runs - Baird Cruise.
Stolen base-Smith. Sacrifice hits
Cruise. Kavanagh. Doolan. Sacrifice
ny-Paulette. Double plays--Baird to
Smyth to Paulette; Hornsby to Baird
to Paulette; Olson to Doolan to John
ston. Left on bases--St- Louis, 5:
Brooklyn. 6. First base on errors
balls-off MarHuard. 4 off Coombs. 2.
Hts-of Marquard. S in innings; Off
Coombs. in 4 innings. Struck out
by Vanguard. 2; by Coombs. .: by Ames,
8. Losing pitcher. Maruuard
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STOCKTON STREET WINS
OVER ASRIrysV rpr> a \,

Stockton Street ycsterdnv cu,a,,, y
OUT over Ashury by the close score of
70 :. The bail was frequently hit,
posing pitchers wer. not eycentionaiI,.
.nrse. hut tight fielding saved the game
rr9m waikover score. Both Allen.
itnc winners, and BoZe. who did the
mound act for the losers kcpt The
bingles well scattered
The only extra base wallop was from
the bat Of Irving.
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Il. L.. LEES WIN ny SCORE

The r. T.. Lees won over Barton
itc;ghts yesterday by the score OF ~
10 4 The features OF the game wcr,
catching OF Moles. an" cue
j. Colly walloped out two three has
MIS-; ana Moies two three base hits.
me features of the other teams
work were Drumming and the frenuenI
change OF players
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Totals
Totals 49,. ....33 9 81 Is
eBatted for Danforth in ninth.

score by lNnlMG3: n
chicago .....-...... % 000l02 90
naugn Bodie. Miller. Hannah t2l, j.
Collins. Murphy CO. Two-base hits
Peckinpaugh t2). Baker. Pratt, j. Col
Tins. Three-base hit-Bodie Stolen
bases-Eaker. Schalk. Sacrifice hits
1hormahlcn. Pip, Russell. Double
MlaE-Pcck npaugh. Pratt and P!pD,
triple play Baker to Pratt to pinn
Left on bascs-Ncw York 6: Chica 20,
:. Eases on bal!s-off Williams. 3; off
lhorinan!en. 3; off Danforth. !: off RUS
sell. J. Hiis-off 'rhormahlen. S in
innings tnon" out in eighth): off Rus
sell, in innings; off Williams. 10 in
: innings tnonc eut in ninth): off Dam
Iorin, IN inning. Struck out-bv
Williams 3; by rhormahlcn |: by RUS
sell. Winning pitcher Thormahlen.
losing pitcher. Williams
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ST. LOUIS DEFEATS BROOKLYN
rRy Associated Press.

BROOKLYN. June l.--St. Louis won
its first game in the East to-day de-
feating Brooklyn 0 to .. Brooklyn
played poorly. being charged with four
errors but making even more errors
of omission. Home-run drives by Cruise
and Baird featured. Coombs. who re-
lieved Mar0uard in the sixth. earned
$50 by hitting sign on the outfield
fence. Catcher Simpson. OF the New
York Athletic Club. joined the ST.
Louis team to-day for tryout. The