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BELMONT RESULTS

First racc-thrce- year .olds and up; seven
furiones main course-I.ucius: III tMcTng-
sarD. 10 TO /, { TO !, to !. won; Celt"
loo tVida). to j. to 2. TO :. second i:
Tarascon. Il. (Johnsonl, = 10 !; TO
10 ;. third. Time. 80 10 Hong Kong: Tom
Young, Gallant Kitty. Favour Aueuneer'
Second race-four -year.o lds and UP; ahou.
two mlles-Mr. Ned, Is, tFranklinl. 70
T. To 10 ! 10 5. won: Boil o the SEA ~
tStretChp. s to |. 10 !. even. second !:
WinEuld $50 tkcnuedy), to :. to >, I
to To- third Time. +:l3 t-5. Strad;Nar!us
Whist. IL. Commodore Gaunt, Decisive ais"
Third race-two-year -olds: five turlonss-
Copyright. "a dyke. II to 20. TO S. out
won: Bulls Eye llc (Ric"), : 70 to
/. : 10 3. second. T.yra lca tWalsl. y
to /. 10 .. even, third. Time, l:9i. {. :
Grason. Frcrzela also ran.
Fourth racc-three year -nlds and up: mil"
-camouneur: 2; ti:ricksonl; 10 !. even. :.
to :. won: Rodgers. s6 Cpierce). TO !. 3
TO !. even. second; ou..s,ionnaire. q SCal-
l:5;:-5. Blair Gowrie, Bondage also ran,
carpet Sweeper, lo3 tcallahanl 70 2, !
| TO :. our. second; Leading Star, 70;
Time. !;3: 20. Only thee starters
sixth rsce-two-year-oli allies: four and
= half furlongs-ina wood. 100 tJohnsonl.
tCorey). 20 :. 2 to and out, second ::
R-iriev. 10 Crronlery. TO ). TO 5. out
third. Time, 80 3-5. Limerick Lass. lndis-
g:,ttOn also
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TENNIS PLAYERS IN FAVOR
OF DAYLIGHT SAVING LAW
Uniting In Protest to Congress Against
Repeal OF Mensure Which In
creascs Time on Courts.

NEW YORK. June 1o.-Pennis play
crs throughout the country are unit
ing in protest TO Congress against the
repeal OF the daylight saving law con-
tural appropriation bin. This proposal
brought forth vigorous protests las,
winter, and now that long afternoons
have given tho players renewed oppor-
tunity to realize the benefits they de-
rive from this extra hour Of daylight,
the. protests against is possible loss
VIII be even more earnest
George T. Adec. president OF the
United States National Lawn Tennis
Association, has sent a letter 10 ali its
members. urging them to inform their
congressman Immediately Of their op-
position to the proposed repeal All the
local associations also are advising
their membership TO take similar ac-
ton
The attitude OF the national assoc!a
ton is we'll known" said Mr. Adee
for ever since the bill was introduced
in 1917 the association has been on
record in favor OF daylight saving Las,
summer The public had its frs; oppor-
tunity &c enjoy this extra hour o. day
light. and the results were even more
favorahlc than had been anticipated
II should be unnecessary 10 point
out the splendid results OF a plan that
makes it possible for thousands OF men
and women. as well as boys and girls
10 enjoy wholesome outdoor exercise
and recreation. Daylight saving en-
ables those who follow the routine of
day the dement's o. outdoor activities
which previously were confined 10
week ends and holidays
These benefits are not confined 10
the thousands OF users of parks and
public recreation grounds are found
those TO whom the repeal OF this law
would work the greatest hardship"
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LATONlA ENTRIES

furlongs-ornella T. %: Hadrian, q Gold =
stone. o.; Little Princess. lt;, SILK Lady,
100: Brreze. no; Arch P!ot"r. ii?; Red
Eligible Premium, 49, Yorkviiic. rs; I.u-
cinda. lot. Woodpile. 81. Ba,h!lda, III, Bon
STEELE. iei
Second race-,wo-year. olds: hve furlongs-
Mard.lay. li6: Westwood. 10: Jack Pryor.
Iurl. rs: i:ieu,eran, Lester. i5: Mako TIP,
Travcsty. III. High Command. il5 Eligible
Major Bradley. 10: Captain Mac, lis: Pau
Wedei us; Ace OF Trumps, rs: Captain
klku. loi Early Spring l0s: Joe stair. loo :.
bon Jour. los: Ginger. III: Toto III; Napan.
II: SWAY, III: Major parke. los
Fourth !aGe-two,yesr olds: I'VE furlonKsS-
Io5 Hercules. lo5: Sister Helene lo7: Bobby
Allen. JOG Plain Bill los: War Like lOo
FIiz los Eligible: reccant. Io5:
io2 Precious. Ios: uncie White. ioi: piSeff
sion. lo4: Herald. Ios: Grey Eagle, l0e /;
3asilius LOG j. J. Murdoch 10: James T.
ciSSrk III; praE,ic ~; Aurum. ~.
tiniln and an "ighth-Omond eS: Lillian
Free Cutter. ia
seventh neutrality-suspicious. and up:
III, ,nnl!e anh si.tecnth-Paua V. 100; Pastime.
Fisher; ioa: Thistle Green. 100: Kingosi ns
lle; Dr. Samuel. III: Black Broom. iii :
I'uke OF shelby. III; Jack *. 49, Sand
Lad. ~ Eligible: A,nbuscade IIa: Aide.
Sophia cistcwood. io4: Sunnash. Io4. ~
weather clear: track
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ENTERS FAST FRENCH CARS
Babiot to Start Pair In international
Auto Sweepstakes ut SheeEs-
head Saturday.

NEW YORK. June 1o-Paul Bablot.
Inc wealthy auto racing enthusiast of
France has entered his famous Bablot
team in the International Sweepstakes
TO be decided Saturday afternoon at
the Sheepshead Bay Speedway The
two cars that the French team will
use cost. II is said, 100000 each, and
are equipped with aero motors. IN
trial spins they have attained speed
OF III miles an hour. The pilots who
YIN guide these gasoline monsters are
ltene Thomas. who Is the undisputed
champion Of France: Luis Wagner and
Albert Guyoi. This means a reserve
driver. Bablot has not yet decided
which two will be at the wheels.
Ralph De Palma has prepared his
powerful car for trial spins, which will
start this morning. Resta already has
his car at the track. as have Ira Vail
Tommy Milton. Joe Thomas Louis
Chevrolet, Dave Lewis and J. NJ. Rey-
nolds.
The entry for the race is the greatest
ever made for sprint championship
~ the history of automobile racing
the drivers represent America. France,
italy and England. and there is not "a
machine in the race that has done less
than ll2 miles an hour in trial spins.
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BRADY FORCES INTO LEAD
COMPLETES SO HOLES IN
148 IN "OPEN' AT NEWTON
Honner. Who Led Field In First Round
with az, on Game Slightly
aud Thrills Leader
NEWTON, MASS. Juno TO-

=, NEWTON. MASS. Juno 1o.-Mike
at Brae Burn Country Club today When
ne ~, completed the first thirty-six holes
IN h,ri us strokes 's,t; Brady was out In
seventy-four. the same figure he
scored on Monday for the first round
OF play.
led the field at the end or tho nrsi
SisnteSn holes iiofner was followed
by n large gallery today. and il ap-
peared TO AFFECT his playing sliehIIv,
He scored Il rs.
There Is certain TO be n great strug-
gather tomorrow for the thirty-siX
holes final Bunched behind Brady and
nofner are number of professionals
and two brilliant amateurs, Charles
tChick) Evans, Jr.. and Francis Oui.
met, each capable of shooting a record
round and going into the lead
walter Hagen shot rare golf today
%. and put himself into Il position
from which 1t is possible for him to
win, win. Hagen shared his honors with
Tom Mcnamara. who also made 70
Mcnamara had long putt on the
home green for the course record. bui
took three instead.
The summary OF today's piayinr u,o
as follows:
NJ. J.. Brady. Oakley. 74-74-14s.
Charles IA. Hoffner. PhIlmon. 1918
Walter Hagen, Oakland Hills, 1878
Louis Teller. Braeburn. 73-7s-l5l
9. l.. Bowden. Commonwealth, 1918
Tom Mcnamara, so-73-l5s
John Cowan. Stockeridge. 79-7i-153
Charles Evans. Jr. Edgewater 7T-76
-l53.
Jack Hutchinson. Glenvicw. 1916
Francis ouimet. Woodland. 1913
Jim Barnes, Sunset Hill. 77-7s-l55.
Alex Ross. Detroit, 77-7S-155.
Fred MCLeod. Columbia. 77-iS-lhh
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COOLERS WIN IN NINTH, To-
GllLlLAND'S WILD THROW
LOSES GAME FOR INDIANS
Napier Pitches Winning ball, Giving
But Four Hits. But JinX Downs
Him Again.

lSpecia! 20 Inc Times DiSpatch.J
PETERSBURG. VA. June io.-Pe-
;ersburE took the second s,ra:sh, game
from Richmond this evening. winning
in the ninth inning. The game was
fought 10 a staudstill and Was a pitch
ers' battle between Cnglaub and Ma
pier.
Barring his wildness. Unglauh was
in fine form. allowing but TWO scratch
hits Napier also pitched winning ball.
allowing bu; four scattered singles.
B-igss catch Of Hills line drive 10
let; center. spea-nG the ball with his
glove hand while running ~ full speed
III the ninth inning, preventing TWO
base hit
In Pe;ereburss half OF the ninth
Heller was safe on G!lliland's tumble
and Wild throw 20 Poole going 10
second on the throw and 10 third on
Herrioit's single. H!ck fouled out 10
Gilliland. Hcr-iott WAS deliberately
walked by Napier. BriEc then singled
over second base. scoring HITLER, and
the game was over.
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MEMS AND WOMEN'S START
TODAY IN TENNIS TOURNEY
Drawings Announced by Chairman
John A. Coke, Jr., for Second Round
In Old Dominion.

After suffering a postponement yes
terday because of showers during the
afternoon. the second round Of the Old
Dominion tennis tournament will be
started promptly at 3 o'clock today on
the courts at the Country Club of Vir-
ginia.
Drawings for the mems and womcn's
singles follow:
Pollard VS.. whitehead-winner to
play Fleming.
Buford VS.. Warner-winner to play
Coke.
Lee VS.. Robb-wnner 10 play Frank
Hall.
kumagae vs.. DR. Preston.
EEEleston VS. Page.
Bcke VS.. Is mball.
Miss Martin vs.. Miss Anderson.
Miss Elizabeth Warren VS.. Miss
Wagner.
Miss Moore vs.. Mrs Standwix.
Drawings for the mems and women's
doubles were announced by Chairman
Coke last night as follows:
Whitehead and Eggleston VS.. Page
and Robb.
Fleming and Morton VS.. Warner and
Warden.
Hall and Bickel VS.. Hall and Yame-
saki
Kumagae and Wright vs. Buford and
Miss Anne Warren and partner VS.
Miss Elizabeth Warren and Miss An
derson. winner TO play Miss Moore and
Miss BinZcn.
Miss Wagner and Mrs Stanwix VS..
Miss Hi ives and Miss Boyd.
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BELMONT ENTRIES TODAY

Fl-s, -:acs-7i.i1 and =. hslt turionE.7-Bel-
10. SIT " y johnson. 10: Dotti~ Van
diver. i6i Dahincs. 20. Orderly. iit. Elected
IL. loj- ,S!ghtsticE, IN: Dnico q;
Second race toUr-year olds and up; about
t"o niles and gGaTf"r-Tre Dean. 1872
kp.s. 1rct. ~ Gold Bond, 40. Turmoil
to-. III
Third -ar.-three year ODDS ard up. mile
!G 49, Zone u Frinc"ps. 'o:; Dsrnrosch
e; e S,;hes e.. ia9i IL; rIcies i-asse .:
on. ~.
Fourth 'hree-ye.r -Uldy mil. and
inT"e tErlrurs Over Thert. i2s: sweep on
II IT barton. ~. %a,ura! Bridge. I2s
'rt'pral swain. l2s
Kim r.ce--,t zee year olts and UP: mil.
..iN fEf!org Daddy Choice 10: Hfill-ar.
~ Poor E-t'eTry. II Priuceps, lis; ns
M,"F".ch,. -!h' N..Eory Eyl lc@: Alma e
~: : r. h.aI. i!i caddi" Il:. Gala Dress.
sixth r*ce-t,-o- y"sr-oIds AYe ,urlonv.
E!.|'s. III Gnrza!O, rs Noocv.irk liz ~
y:sfHis;e Il. .,Et.cndain, III. Dreamer u the
"'aLtsF c4t=-. fragT
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Cleveland.

Totals ......3i 6 ] Totals sl 7 ;
Ba tied for Shaw In seventh
= Batcd for Mcbride in ninth
:Bat;cd for Robertson IN ninth
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CREWS WORKING OUT
Yale and Harvard oarsmen Prscttctpy
Hard for Intercollegiate Races
Over Thames Course.

NEW LONDON. CONN. June 10
Yale Universitys varsity crew was
given real speed test over the four
mile course yesterday on the Thames
River. under eacellsnt conditions. A
BRISK breeze and a strong tide favor
Ing the shell as il Travelled upstream
from the Thames River Bridge TO
sAfoulthrops Point.
The time az given out by Coach
Abbott was p minutes, 81 seconds 4
low stroke for three miles was main
tanned by the varsity. Keeping close TO
20 and pulling a 80 clip al the hnish.
e. Harvard University's squad at Ped
Top were out for only 40 minutes. cx-
animation in quarters bein~ the rca-
Con for cutting the practice short.
tOlmstead nov pulling an oar at 6.
while Morris has gone to 4, is the only
change in the Crimson she'll
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"Chick" Evans Enters
Big Western Tourney
iBy Associated Pres.

CHIChG 20, June IO.-ChnrIes
t"fhirk"D Evans, national amateur
mud open golf champion. who IL this
week defending his title In the open
tournament at Newton, Muns.. hnn
sent In his entry In the Wentern
amateur championship to he held In
81. Louis next week, according TO
word received today.
;vhns recently announced that he
would not be contestant In the
Western event, which he has won
-FOUR tines. hut IL IN Hnid the entry
of number OF strong Eastern play
~rs. Including Francis Ouimet, pres
~nt cham pion, and John Anderson,
OF Siwanoy, cauSed him to change
his plans.
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TARS. 10: BUILDERS. 5
tsPse.a: . -a- -.-*s-o s7.:,.

IS-sc.a. = -1- Times 0s-:-c-
NEW PORT NEWS ~. Ina -
Norfolk ts:=G-si N=~Cc Ms = =,
: 1--. ;.Sa- = Ez-= = ~--cH -
locals ~.-- c3-.7c-5-- = - S%T:-.1
Inning. U - ga ---.z TAS -t2
an! me-: --- - -----s sac: E-z-
Wilson ~as 9,-.:=-:s SE.=t 81
when 80 s-s+ c-s&-=t :~aT "a
Builders so :; - ----t-E.
The game ~ES -. 80 as
Hvs innings ~: - Is: go: he
locals les: = ~2= 1L= -:-I:. = tn=:-
errors Q: emission sa@1 - No-toiHs
good PLAYING
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Detroi, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. oooIooooo-I
;, summary, Two base hits...Vick. Lewis and
iietiman. Three base hit-Hciman. Stolen
pccknnaigh Sacrifice ny--Bakcr. Double
piay-lpycr and Jones, Left on bases-New
Detroit i; New York. /. Base on balls
ROLAND. In innings; of Love. none in !
inning. Struck .out-by Boland. 4: by Thor
mahlcn. O. losing pitcher-Roland.
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ATHLETICS, 5; BROWNS, 3
GRy Assoe!a,ed prcs.1

PHILADELPHIA. June lo.-Ro,h's
triple In the seventh inning with the
bases full gave Philadelphia the first
game OF the home series with St Louis
today: to 3. The game was a pitchers
duel nctwecn Davenport and Johnson
tho latter being taken out for a pinch
hitter, who made good
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GIANTS, 6; REDS, 2
IBy Associated Pros. ,

CINCINNATI. June l0.-New York
easily defeated Cincinnati. s to . in the
nFst game Of their series today. Fisher
three Innings. while Mitchell was hi
hard in the eighth
Renton pitched effectively until the
in the face OF threatening Red rail-
The yco-c. - -
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CUBS, 6; PHILLIES, 3
ny Associated Prnss

CHICAGO. June lo.-Chicago went
on batting rampage in the first in.
ning against George Smith. and made
enough runs TO win easily from Phila-
DC elphia in the first game OF the series.
ne score was 6 TO 5. Watson re-
placed Smith and pitched a GOOD ra,nc
IElack was ordered out OF the game bv
umpire Byron for protesting when
called out on strikes
The score:
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Moore Re-Elected Captain.

CAMBRIDGE. MASS. June 1o.-wil-
Harvard University. and now on his
way to France to participate in the
inter-allied games to be staged in
Paris June 26 to July 4, was reelected
captain of the Crimson track team
Moore runs in the 100 and 22o-yard
events. in which he led the field in the
recent annual dual meets against Yale
and Princeton.
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CARDINALS. q: BRAVES. 2


LOUIS. June lo.-Buachins two
II; w:;l base on balls of Rudolph
:; Louis won It's seventh consecu:iye
E-c:o!E. defeating Boston. in the open
rs. same o their series today, TO ..
catcher received a handsome wis,
"z;c7 and = bouQue: OF flowers from
-cE.l admirers
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Jimmy wnIder Nn.r conrh.

n! HFDI-IS. Nd. JUNO lO.--James
a Waldcr. the well-known soccer
referee. has accepted the position OF
coach Of the annapolis Academy squad.
and VIII take up the work next Sep
temb"r. IN the early part of last
spring, when the navy began pre-
!!fniHhiy season. Walker assisted in tho
instruction OF the players.
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SENATORS LOSE ON ERRORS |
UMPIRE ASSAULTED AND
M'BRIDE CUT IN MELEE
Observation-Disclosures Game Featured
by Rough Tactics and Ordering
of Grfiliith on Field.
IBy Associated Pre.s.1

WASHINGTON. June l0.-Errors be-
hind shaw enabled Cleveland TO de-
icat washington today. to ?.
Tor protesting I close decision In
the seventh inning, Manager Griffith
was ordered off the field by Umpire
Nall!n, who later was made Il target
Tor seat cushions and pop bottles. Me-
Bride. OF the local club. was slightly
cut by dying glass and after the game
Umpire Nallin was assaulted by an
irate fan.
Score.
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IhiLi delpI,ir
Totals ..3s 3ll 0 Totals 5e GIL
.Batted for Smith in second
tBattcd for Watson in ninth

" IHHIHKS' r
Chicago .. 5 I n q n n n
\, summary: Two.base hi,s-Muesel. PICK
nams Stolen bases-Pick. Mcrkic Sacri-
ne h!t-Mann Double p!ays-Eiliifer and
Merh!" PICK. McCabe and Merkle Left
on bases philadelphia. 10: Chicago. :.
EssG on oaIs.oh Hendrix. /: on Watson.
II II. HI oy nt,Sher--by Smith tDeaD: by
DIX 3: by Watson. g. Losing pitcher
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s'o e
I)etroit.
SeH York
Totals

.Battcd for Boland In eighth.
Score by innings:
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St. Louis.
Phili,tlelpllia
Totals ......s 49, To;nIs

,.I''IFt,I IV3 'TVIlTI-'OH II .eVcNfh.
Score, by innings r
S Is i-9uis .i:''.''..............o 60-3
.'@Heibnlt y o q q -
Summary: Two base hit Dcmmitt. Three
base hits-Austin, Roth Stolen basc-Bmrns
SacTihc" hits-Gerber. Davenport Grover.
SaCr!nce Ny-Gerber. Double piays-Roth
and Perkins Johnson. Dugan and Burns
I-e!t on bases--St. Louis. 4. Phin elphia \
BASE on ba!ls-Cn Johnson. J: OFF Kinney. /:
OF Davenport, 3. H!ts-on Johnson. in Z
innings Hit nv pitchcr-By Johnson Jacob
som by Dayenpori tRurns,. Struck out
& Winning pltCher-.Inhnsnn.
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PIRATES WIN BY SLUGC|NC
PREFER AND HAMIL TON ARE
BOTH DRIVEN FROM MOUND
BROOKLYN Defeated, 10 TO @, by Pitts
burEh I'm Free-HittinE Game
with Many Mispluys.
IBy Associated Press.

PITTSBURGH. June lo-Pittsbursh
defeated Brooklyn today by score OF
10 10 s, in a frce-hitting contest mixed
with many misplays by each side
Hamilton was driven from the box
IN the fourth inning. Mayer took his
place and stopped further scoring
Pfcfer was also knocked out OF the
box in The NTH inning. and Cheney
was unable TO stop the locals from
getting more runs.
The score:
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Two Principals Consulted

Before sending this Invitation 70
ST oIr ooard; J. OF course. consulted
OUT The great amount OF good II was ~
,hcir power TO do boxing BY supnor,l
ing your board. To their credit, be
u said. they readily assented
would be pleased II Won uo,,d
MORN m" a your earliest convcnienc.
OF N" decision OF your board in ,he
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WHITE SOx, 5; CHAMPS, 3
tBy Associated Prc.sJ

BOSTON, June 10.-Chica took the
first game Of the series from Boston
today, > to 3, Cicotte winning his
eleventh game of the season and his
seventh straight. Sensational fielding
behind both Ruth and Cicotte kept
down the score. The hitting Of Weav-
cr and Scott featured.
The score:
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BOXING NOTES

Is reported from Toledo via Jimmy
Dougherty of I.ciperville. Pa, that
Ollie Record, official referee Of the
Toledo Boxing Commission. will be in
the ring as referee with Willard and
Dempsey on July 4.
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Boston
.rntA'S
.Bat;et for Gowdy in a.n,h.

Boston n n n n a n ~;
- Louis 49,. o Q ! o = o vi
=. summary Iwo-oase hiis-Blac burre
S'gcE. stolen hssc-Sn!ith. Double plays
!'" Vi ana Miller. iaNan. Stock and Mil
~ i.eft on bases Boston. :; St Louis
:; Base on bails--on Rudoiph ;: OF
lnrueFo J. struck out--by Rudolph 4: nv
Iuero. .. Balh-RutolDh - -
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New York
Cincinnati.
Totals .5a 8 Totals III S
Matted for Mitchell in eighth -

S-w Yprn 'O ! O n q n q
Cincinnati 49, o o o / O q !
summary. Two-base hit--Groh Kopf
Ehuf 90. Thtc"- base hit-kaun stolen
la s"s Eurnn, KauT Sacrifice hy-Zim.
norman benton Double pay-Doyle to
f,.tcheII, TO chas- LEI, on bases-New
~ Fisher. 2. on Mitchell 3: on benton.
iii,i,,snh2r Fisher. =. in Ia Innings: OF
In ]. on i:cnton. In "a: off Dubuc
nnne IN Ia; struck ou.--by Mitchell
Losing pitcher-Fisher
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YANKEES, 2; TIGERS, ]
fBy A.soclatcd Pres.-l

NEW YORK, June lo-Detrolt lost
TO New York today, 2 TO l. Thormah-
len holding the Tigers TO three hits.
Roland pitched we'll for Detroit. The
Yankees won in the fifth inning when
Lewis single scored Wick, who had
walked and advanced on Peckinpaugh' g
sacrifice
ba
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OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Memphis. 3; Atlanta. 4.
Little Rock, 4; Birmingham. 3.
Nashville New Orleans. rain.
Chattanooga-Mobile. rain.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Jersey city. Z: Newark. /.
Reading. q: Baltimore, |.
ftinghamton. 6: Toronto. S.
Rochester, IL; Buffalo, 1.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville, 2; st. Paul. l.
one game scheduled.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Waco. 2; San Antonio, O.
Beaumont Dallas: rain.
GalvcstonF Fort Worth; rain.
Houston shreveport: rain.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Charlotte. 80: Augusta, OIL.
Columbus. 10: Greenviile. o.
Charleston, IL; Spartanburg, o.
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Pittsburgh.
BROOKLYN.
totals ..5S 60 Totals SIS loli
.Natiei to- Manaux In ninth

Score b. innings p
;,;..sf;!n-S9, $500 ''.','; o-6
SUMMARY. Twm,:9ase hl,-Cu, $ h W
Sohrn:t;. Home run-KreuEc-. stolen bases
.o-Sor 90 Eichee, Sair. Schmidt. Sacri-
ice fits-Nyc-S CutShaw. Double plsvs
El;shsw and Sar Left on bases-Brook-
49, t"isH27S Sase on balis-oH
H'ei:s- in !. l. innings; OF cheney. 4 in
81 NSr!auN, IL IS innings; on Ham
:icn. - - innings. on Mayer in
: ;ra;rEs Hi BY pitche--bv HnmiI-
- MAYER. :. via p.;ch-Chenev. win.
@-S s:;cAs!- Mayer. Losing pi,cher-I
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
RESULTS yEsTERD>,

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Petersburg. L: Richmond. o.
Newport News, 10: Norfolk, 3.
SUFFOLK. oil: Portsmouth. 4-3.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Richmond at Petersburg
Norfolk at Newport News
suffolk at Portsmouth,
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Willis Britt, who is representing the
Altoona Ha) Athletic Club as match
maker. has signed up Dave Astey, of
New York, to box Eddie Wimler OF
PittsburG, at Altoona, June 0.
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Benny Valgcr has declined to accep ut
an invitation to visit Australia He
appears TO think II would be a long
walk back to the u. S. a.
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ChlCnRo.
Totals ....35 ; ! / Totals ....s2 3 Z 81
.Battcd for Gamer IN ninth.
SCnre by InnirrS. D

nhicaso ........................o ooIco-a
summary: rwo-basc hi,sVWe,ySr- s1
Emth, Thfcc base hi,S-Risbers, Hooper.
he play-FeisCh To Ciandil. Loft on bases
Chicafo' 9; Boston. 2. base balls-on
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Sevoort News.
Norfolk
Totals ....3, 20 70 l Totals .....Ss Is
Score by innings: X

Norfolk acknowledgements 20
Newport News; ......,.;:..-o . u ~.
bo Three base hits-Csrisi sacrihce hits.
feathers C2I Jonnard, DeiEhan. stolen
hasra - Icaihcrs Fcutor, Schwartz
Daueh,on Rase on halis-on B-mner on
mort News 6 Hit BY pitched ball-Grotsv
hv Rruncr Struck out--By Bruncr. - by
rujloton . Passed balls-B Brennan. Time
OF game eco Cmpirc--McGrew.