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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-09
M. A. CRAM PROMOTED.
Special Attorney Named Deputy
Commissioner.

Matthew A. Cram, special attorney
in the solicitors office. bureau Of in
ternal revenue, yesterday was appointed
deputy commi SSfoner of internal reve-
Mr.. Cram entered the service of the
bureau in January. 1918, as executive
secretary to the commissioner of in
ternal revenue. Later he was assig en-
ed as business manager of the ad-
visory tax board and has held also
the posi- ton of executive assistant to
the head of the technical division in
come tax unit. AS deputy commits
sioner he will have charge of the di-
visions Of accounts, supplies and
stamps and educational information
Mr. Cram is native of Williams
town, Ky. He came to Washington in
1900 to accept a clerkship in the bu-
reau Of labor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-09
GRANTED MORE TIME.
Department of Justice Still Consid
ering Meat Packers Plan.

Justice Stafford yesterday granted a
weeks extension to the Department
Of Justice for the filing Of objections
the new plan of Sw7lt & Co. and
Armour B. Co. Chicago packers. for
The government had been directed to
file its objections yesterday Hearing
on the ratification of the plan or on the
objections. II any be filed, has been set
by the court for November 20.
The government has not completed
its consideration of the phases of the
new plan, Assistant Attorney General
Galloway said today. and needed fur
Their time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-09
DRIVE FOR EDUCATION.
IL Regional Conferences Planned
for Study of Needs for Legislation.

Twelve citizens regional confer
ences on education will be held
throughout the country beginning
November 10 and concluding Decem-
Der Is, the bureau of education has an
nounced. One OF the conferences is to
include the states of Maryland, Della :
ware. Virginia. West Virginia and the
District of Columbia.
The regional conferences are the
outcome Of the national citizens con-
ference on education held here in
May. It was voted at this conference
that DR.. P. P. CIaxton, commissioner
Of education. should call another sim
liar conference in the fall for the
purpose of discussing the educational
situation, legislative measures to be
presented to the legislatures of the
several states next year and the
means of fostering such interest
among the people at large and their
Representatives in legislative bodies
as may be necessary to obtain the
needed legislation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-09
JOBS FOR sTENoGRAPHERs.

Positions for two stenographers in
the administration offices of the public
school system at the Franklin School.
18th and X streets northwest. are
vacant, 1t ID announced. One OF the
vacancies Is in the Office Of Supt Frank
W. Ballou and the other in the Office of
Walter B. Patterson, director Of special
-cL0s.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-09
Buy During Our
Anniversary Sale

This is the sale when we give the best bargains OF
the year. We do not believe they can be even ap-
preached elsewhere, and we'll give you an extra ad-
vantage.
you do want to spare the full price of suit right
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-09
This Police Force
Can fFindaHonae:
esGoing to Quit

ESSEX FALLS, N. j., Novem-
Der 1.-THE police force OF this
village has threatened to resign
unless he can find n "real Iiv-
able house," in which to make
his home when OF duty.
Samuel Mullins is his name.
He is chief Of police. sergeant
and patrOlmnn. BY day he ia
expected to protect the village
from stray cows and by night
from prowling robbers, but in
his spare time he has no satis-
factory home, because of the
housing shortage.
Mullins formerly was only
half the police force, but his
partner, Henry Clay Skidmore.
resigned October /. because he
couldn't find suitable lodgings.
The borough council intends
to adopt resolution prOvid-
ing for the erection of two
houses. Then the city fathers
will double the present size of
the police force.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
RESOLUTE WINS RACE
FROM RIVAL VESSEL
frnctice Affair Held I'm Uncertain
brcczc-NnnItic Crossed Line
Iinlf-liDur behind Winner.
lBy Associated Press.J


NEWPORT, II. l.. June S.-Rcso-
lutte ouuirifted Vanitie in AN uncer-
tain and huky breeze in today's race
IN the Americas Cup defense trials.
covering tho thirty miles to lccward
ana return in only few seconds
less than the six hours required to
make race.
When Rcsolute finished, shortly
aftMr O'Clock. Vani,ie was more
than three miles astcrn and did not
cross the line until more than half
an hour later.
Except as Il light test, the
race was unsatisfactory, but IL placed
Rcsolutc two Victories to one over
ntr rival in the series which is TO
determine the cup defender.
Ii Eht northeast wind WAS blow
ing when the yachts crossed the line
shortly after ii o'clock both being
handicapped. In the run to the lee
ward mark both yachts took wide
sweeps away from the direct course
and INDUCED In This lacking TO lee
ward through the fifteen miles No
spihnakcrs were sa,t and each board
WAS SIX or eight miles In length AT
ono time Nanitic was more than four
miles of the course.
tesOIutc turned the outer mark
forty minutes ahead hut Vanitic
picked un ten miirsitcs in the beat
back to the finish.
The yachts VIII sail the triangular
course tomorrow. More light weather
WAS predicted.
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SHAMROCK w. TRIED OUT
Cup Challenger Given SnIl-StretchinE
In Light Brcczc-Wcnthcr Not
Hest for Test.
ASsn fnII

CITY ISLAND. y. y. June S.-For
the first time since she arrived in
this country in 1919. Sir Thomas Lip
tons Shamrock ". challenger for
the Americas Cup. was given a sail
stretching trial under her fun racing
canvas today. With the exception OF
spinnaker. all the sails used on q
racing yacht we're broken out in the
lightest of light northeast airs. Ow-
ing to weather conditions, tn @
stretching process was not a great
success.
Going before the wind the yacht
showed little speed. She reached.
however, fairly well and footed in n
satisfactory manner when the small
hcadsails were taken in and The bal
looner set. The Shamrock was un-
der sail for one hour and twenty min
utes. She then was towcd back here
The racing mast of the twenty
three meter Shamrock was stepped
late today and arrangements were
made to haul her out. She probably
will be ready TO race by the end OF
the week. The Shamrock w. will go
out again tomorrow.
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TWO AMERICAN GOLFERS
SURVIVE THIRD DAYS PLAY
whitney. Of Memphis, and Gardner.
OF Chicago, Display Form I'm
English Tournament.
Thy Nssociatcd Prcss.l


MUIR FIELD. SCOTLAND Juno
Two Amcricans-Nelson Whitney os
New Orleans. and Robert A. Gard
her' OF ChicaEo-survived The third
round OF the amateur golf champion
ship play today.
Samur! j. Graham. Of Greenwich,
conn. succumbed to Macdonald. of
brun's Field, after having won in
inc second round over Leslie Balrour-
Melville, champion of 1895.
ro NINE had been putting rather
Fletcher; Of Biackpooi. in t the third Tis
round. defeating him four II, and
Two to play.
.. Gardner had the hardest task
Edward blackwell. OF Prcsiwick Who
mas the reputation of being a long
uriNer, but the Scotohman was OUT
driven by Gardner by from twenty
G 70 rh,r'E yards IN the first nine holes
IN thirty-cight and came home in
ihirty-onc for sixteen holes.
Whitneys match with f. Martin
smith 81 Georges, was one Of the
prominent international golfer.
whitney played perfect golf. keen
Ing straight and always well up to
the hole from the FIRST tee.
AZ ''4i'hH nt1U the advantage
throughout, although at the ninth
green he drove beyond it into the
roush. Al the turn no was five up;
Then Martin Smith gained few
strokes. hut at the seventeenth
Whitney was two up and one to
play
whitney's score follows:
Out. 2+i, 45i. 355--Sf
In. $40. GA. i5-3S-7i for II holes.
Gardner was in rather poor form
in the second round against a me-
diocre player, lie was behind until
the fifteenth hole. when ne took the
lead and won on the home green.
Ills match with Blackwll was OF n
better calibcr. He was three up ana
TWO To rlay
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Petersburg.
BUILDERS WIN AND LOSE
tSpecial to The Times Dispat CHI.
NEW lIDEr NrNNS INN. 1

tSnecial TO The Times Dispatch.)
NEWP PORT NEWS. June S.-After
winning The onening game by score
OF to J. Newport News divided it's
double header with Norfolk here to-
day by dropping the second game. by
The scor? OF TO 1, when Pagan
Weakened in the twelfth and al
lowed three runs to be made off his
neiivery. The locals came back in
their half OF the inning with two
tailics, but there they stopped.
D"sp!," the appearance OF the box
score, the nrst game, as well as the
second, was we'll played by both
teams. from. the very start.
Coos'n. pitching for Newport News,
had the decision over Terhunc. Few
Norfolk men hit, Tcrhunc was wild
and ineffective, although he was
given excellent support.
Champasnc's hitting in the first
game MAS feature for Newport
News. lie secured two three bas Sc
hits.
Donanuc. the new Builder left
fielder. made himself "A hero with the
fans by his spectacular running. one
hand catch OF ball which Bribeck
had driven To the left center.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
ALl-STARS WIN GAME
Chase City Team Defeats I<cysvIIIc
Regulars I'm Loosely Played
Contest.

CHASE CITY, VA, June Sin a
loosely played game the Chase city
All stars this afternoon defeated the
Keysville Regulars by the score OF
- 10 ). The home team hit Grafton
hard at the beginning of the game
and had little trouble solving him
thereafter.
Features of the game were the
batting Of Grafton and the )ieldn &
Of Harding, for Kcysvillc, dnd the
batting OF r. Williams, Fl. Roberts.
and r. Allen for the home team.
Batteries: All Stars-Allcn and
Moss: Keysville-Crafton and y. AL
len. Umpire--Cioodc.
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RICHMOND EASILY WINS
GAME FROM ROCKY MOUNT
Colts Pile tip Thirteen Runs and
Eighteen Hits. While McWhortcr
Holds lIuinc Team Safe.

ROCKY MOUNT, y. e.. June S.--The
Richmond Colts held "a batting bee
this afternoon at the expense of the
Rocky Mount team. and defeated the
l.cals by the score of Is to /.
McWhortcr, who hurled for the Wis
itors. pitched Il nice game, and never
was in danger, but sharp Holding by
his teammates helped him along. Ar
raEon. the Richmond third bascman.
jumped into the limcliEht when he
took line drive from the bat of
Steinback and made 4 double play
unassisted.
Todays game was witnessed by the
largest crowd OF the year. the state
banker delegates and district doctors
being in session here and attending
the game IN a body.
Eighteen safe wallop: were secured
by the Richmond players. every man
on the team landing TOR one or more
hits. while ABBOTT was the only Wis.,
itor who failed to score.
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cats. nut over great game. and
aldeG materially in winning his own
game by hitting three Dagger.
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FAST BOUT EXPECTED
HPink!" Gardner and "Farmrr- EcIls,
faPer'cd To stage Pcppcry
Exhibition.

When Farmer" Keller a native nj,
IehnsFINanlh, meets "pinky" Gard
ner IN q :in!sh wrestling match bcrc
tomorrow night onc Of the fastest
Is considered the ''Stechcr az ,bn Wta
dieweishis. and Is said TO possess a
scissors hold and Is willing to m y
Win ms opponent. Gardner madr
ms nrst appearance OF the scnson in
this city last week and took a ma, ~
from Joe Turner. the Richmond
Washington middleweight grappler'
Fritz Hansen Will he the opponent
pier. In The preliminary match. Ian.
sen has, appeared here before. and the
matchyfetween him and Smith should
be fast.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
NaShinEton. .: st. Louis. ).
New York. Ii: Detroit. q.
lSoston. I: Chicngu. I.
ClcNcIunn. 4: phiIuIIeInIin
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TRUCKERS WIN ANOTHER
Special 10 Tho Times-Dispatch

tSnecial 70 The Times Dispatch)
PETERSBURG. VA. June S-Whcn
Graney drove over the left-field
fence. sending three men across
ahead OF him, after one man already
Eavo Portsmouth a lead that was
never overcome, and the Truckers
got away with the second straight
game from Petersburg. The score
was to l.
The hit made by Grancy was the
longest of the season and the only
one driven out OF the park. Byrd
was in the box when the drive was
made and was relieved by Left
Fielder Smith. The latter held the
Truckers scorcless the remainder OF
the game.
had everything his own way, and up
10 the eighth he had allowed but two
Safctics.
Score
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lIntcrnntInn,I I.cn,.,,,

baltimore. 3: Jersey city, 6.
syracuse. !; Reading. 3.
Akron. I. Rochester. 3.
Toronto, 8: Buffalo. ..
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1t Louis.

Totals ...52 Sc3l0 Totals ....33 .; 10
'BsttcG tor SothOron IN fifth
ABatted for Van Glider in ninth.
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
DING or CLUBS.

ff"lm%,,d, Is; Kosky r.h Mount. l.
Newport News. 81; norfolk 10. (Scc-
unu. Twelve inninrs,)
suffolk. J.; NiiScn, l.;
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Magec became Suspicious.
Miss Barlow Wins Ti,rc.

PHILADELPHIA. June S.-Mra.
Ronald II. Barlow. of the Marion
Cricket Club, won the women's cast
ern golf championship today when
she made an eighty three on the final
eighteen holes of the thirty-six hole
medal play and turned in card for
40 for two DAYS competition on the
at St Martins. Mrs. w. \. Gavin. of
the Bcllcclairc Golf Club, WAS run
nerup with n total OF l73 strokes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09

FETEKSBURG. VA. June S-Lohn
Eerinilyca. the inficlder sold by Tom
clark. manager of the Coolers to the
Augusta team, Of the South Atlantic
League. Will return to the local team
III few days. The youngstcr. who
was suDllantcd at second base by
Tom Downey, the former Cincinnati
RcdieS. has been playing Il great
game for the South Atlantic League
team and Manager Clarke expects TO
play him In the Coolers inficld.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
SPORTS
VIRGINIA TRAPSH0OTERS
ARE GIVEN CLASSIFICATION
l.. NJ. Daniel. OF Roanoke, Win. Long
Nun Medal With Fifty
Straight

NJ. ID. Hart secretary OF tho yir-
sinia Trapshootcrs' Association. has
announced the classification of State
shooters into three classes by tho
American Trapshooters' Association.
These classiflcations were based on
The scores made during, the month of
May.
II. NJ. Daniel. of the Roanoke Gun
Club. broke fifty straight in a club
match and received a long run medal.
Or. watson and Cox, of the Same
club. missed the medal by one poInt,
each making fortynine. :. :,
Irapshooters Throughout Virginia
are expected to show 4 spirit OF keen
rivalry this month In view of the fact
mat the highest man In each class.
shooting at not less than 100 targets.
viii be awarded the class spoon
secretaries OF all clubs are asked to
send their scores to NJ. ID. Hart seq
rotary OF the Virginia Trapshootcrs'
Association. 6-S North Sixth Street,
Richmond, Va.
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Jack Dempsey's Tiial
Begins in San Francisco
lMy .NsSnciatcd Prcss.I

SAN FRANCISCO. juno S.-'rcs-
timOny intended Ia show that jack
Dempsey in answering his draft
unrs tiOunnire declared that his
wife, parents. widowed sister
and her two children, were de-
pendent upon his cn-niugs. aud
thus obtained deferred rinssiIlca
lion, WAS offered to-day by tho gov
crnmcnt NJ the opening OF the
trini uf the champion hcnVywcight
puSiiist ON charge ~ cNndinE
the military service act.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09
DrookIyn Awardcd TrinI,

NEW YORK. June S.-Thc America n
Olympic pentathlon final trials and
the national amateur union champion
ship in this event Will he conduct ell
simultaneously in Brooklyn Sunday
July {. u was intended originally to
hold the five events included in the
pcnthatlon either in Chicago or De-
'roit. but a suitable field was not
available on the date selected
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Ray Ouimet Shows
Up Well on Golf Links
(IIy h.nocIntcI prc...D

ROCK ISLAND, ILL.,. juno g.
Hn! Ouinct, OF Kansas city,
duplicated his score of Monday by
turning in z. today In the Inst
qnniifyinE round for the rhmni-
pionhhip of the Trpns-Mis 1ppi
Ioit Association ut the Rock Is
land Arsenal.
Az a result he won Iov m,iIniiSt
hohOrS OF the tournament. He
cnusc OF his steady playing,
oufmct, tonight was favored to
win the title. The pnr for the
course In ~.
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YAkKS WIN BY FIGHTING

DETROIT. June Safer gaining
comfortable lead Detroit was de-
ieateG IN the opening game OF the Sc
ries here today, when New York rail-
lied IN the final innings The score
was 10 TO s.
-Four costly errors by Tiger acld-
cTs. combined Win pitching By Bo-
land and Dauss, which the visitors
had little trouble IN solving. were re
spohsiole Tor me late rally which
gave New York the game
NeM FL
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Totals ....a6 II - 10 Totals ..3l c u 10
Score by innings: II.
GIANTS WIN FROM REDS
ms Assorlntcd Prcss. |

NEW YORK. June S.-Thc New
York Nationals celebrated their re-
turn to the Polo Grounds today by
de fcating Cincinnati. to 4.
- After the visitors had tied the
score IN the first half of the eighth
nini: -un IN the second half on Burns
doublc. Duncan's poor throw in and
Haths tumble of Bancroft's liner.
(f,ripputi Nc,r Snrl,
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Southern Association.
New Orleans, .; .icmphis. /.
Nashville. 3: birmingham, 5.
Chattanooga. IL; Atlanta, o.
Mobile. .: Little Rock. 4.
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RED SOX WHIP CHICAGO
Try Associated Press. J

CHICAGO, June S.-Joncs held Chi
cage 10 four hits today and Boston
won the first game of tho series. 4
10 /.
Wilkinson pitched the full route
for the locals and WAS hit hard
throughout. but stcndy fielding held
down Bostons score. The visitors
clinched The game in the eighth by
scoring two runs on singles by Nc
lnnis and Foster and a triple by
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Now YORK ..... sornne T.
Detroit ....... = 80
summary: Runs-MeusrI. ward. Ru,h
NJ. ftau -. Bodie, Lsw!s o. ian
T t.1ii Sh.'" k.y; Young, Jones a.
f.ns3h' FIaf.ioad. Pine,i Erfors-Io,ios
can rag Il ad, Roland Two-h.sa hits
aos3! eEc. i.E-tead. PineIi t2I Ain
nrt"!th' $50 /, a"usel Sacrinces- !Iodte ~
"Iatrd '-l EI.!s.n Shawkey. Double playS
1hG Meusol Lett on ia ses-- Sew Yo-i "a
of SIN Bases on Gaiis-or Boisni s.:
Motridss. n ? ia of SbswkrY on 'n,
:, - on bo,.nd. ; in Ia. on Dayss ;
I'M, fin ~ pi;chtr-by B0Iani
.I."lS. struck 0Ut--uy Roland ..
~ ~ Sha"Eey o: by D,uss g. WiII lily
Winning :ttrh"r -Shawkcy Ios.
~, p'W m"i~i' "!anS CrHpIres- owens f',,a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-09

0 o o 0 0 0 o o q o Is
! 0 ! o . o g o q o .;
uni ma, tOrCoTan. Hii-
ale. Champagne go,
Fors - Bcalc. I.ca;hrrs,
Two base hits H,
Sacriilc. hits Kane,
stolen bases -Summa
BTanntgan. wh!tc-af;
B;Scs on bailS-On
:. Struck ot.'-by
tmp!r" Drth Time
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Totals rs 2tIo Totals 20 S27 .
'Eattcd for Sgllcc In eighth.
Score nv Innircs.

Cincinnati ..........1 o o o.
New York ..........2 = rs
Summary: Runs-Rath. kopf. .: Ncalc.
Turns. - YOUNG .: Dovlc. Errors-Rath.
C;roh. Roush. Duncan. EoDf kaun. Lear.
ITwe7NIs. hits-Scals; :: Turns. stolen
kaun. Double nIavs--- barnes to bancroft,
10 Kelly; Groh 10 Rnih To Daubert: I.uoue
to Daubcrt Left on hascs--Ncw York .:
Cincinnati. .. Base on bails-Flshcr. .:
Barnes. 3. lIits-on Fisher. in mon.
in fourth): Salicc. | in 1: Iunuc. in /.
Struck out-Fishcr. /. Losing pitcher
1:uuuc. Umpircs-MCCormck and IIar-
rison. Time. hours
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SUFFOLK WINS CONTEST

.S2scial to The TimcsD.spa,ch
SUFFOLK, VA, June S.-Snannv
baseball. played in midscason form.
m WAS what the fans saw this after
son. by the score ofAi to !.
Lcasure, In the box for the Wild
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CARDS STOP DODGERS
BROOKLYN DROPS GAME
TO ST. LOUIS NATIONAL S
LcnEuc Leaders Arc Defeated nv
Score of : to 2+Cadore
Dated Freely.
Il BY Associated prcss.l

by 4NsSUVidttU TTCSS.
BROOKLYN, June S.-St Louis de-
fcatcd brooklyn. 8 to .. in the first
game OF the series here today. The
Dodgers punched three hits for two
runs in the second inning, but were
held in check by Haines in the other
eight.
cadore WAS hit freely.
Smith made four hits in the first
four times ut bat and them ilicd to
Mitchell.
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NnrfnlI,

Norfolk Observation-Disclosures. 81 100 0 q oil
SowpO.; News .........-.-. pGo5O o -
summary: RuuS-iir!h"Ck, HrunnjEan.
hfCIufi. simmons. Champagne On.
Harm EFrGr p"vans. Bra n ); a..
;, AWhrtH Ihr"c- base hits-S III IN :.
Champagne ca Two-hasr h!ta-I.cathcrs
Sacrifice hit" h!tcraft go. simmons and
C"gg!H- Stolen bases RTanu!pnn What =
crai'. simmons and Champagne Double
p!uy-RranniGan to Schwartz Triple play
feathers to Bcale. Struck out--bv cucein
(. by T"rhun". !. Bases on ba!Is-on Cog
gin, J of TerhuHo J. Balk-TcT hume Hit
ny pitch"r--Cha by Ternunc Im-
pir"-crth Time OF game. 1880 Attend
dntc so
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HOTELS AND I,ES0Rrs.
Where Southcrncrs VIII Find
Excellent Accommodate Ions.
AT LEADING
NEW YORK CITY HOTELS
Hotel Marie An,oinet,c

Hotel Marie Antoinettn
Goth ST.. broadway and 9th st
Rooms. with bath. 50 per dny.
HOTEL ANSONlA ia 81 and
Roomn with bath. 50 per day ana up.
hIHn-cInrs Transient and Trslurnti.Ii
hotel. 500 rooms with bath. Only ter
Hiol minutes ty express train from
ichhsIiFania. y. y. Central. Lucka-
wanna and Erie stations.
HOTEL BRETON HALL
broadway. s5th TO S6th at: largest.
most attractive midtown fircproof no.
tel. subway a, door. room. private t.,th.
So per day UP for unc or two persons
HOTEL SEYMOUR tssh st: near
class nreproof hotel In the ccri,r. OF
ciiy: rooms $3.50 per day upward.
ALLERTON HOUSE
i3 Il. 18th sta residence FOR men;
gymnasium. club room. etc. Ref-r.
enees required. 500 rooms. 400 shower
baths; $40 week.
HOTEL MONTERREY
Brc.cway and 3tth ST.. new IRE proof
hotel: very reasonable rates.
HOTEL CHELSEA
West 23d NJ. at 9Th av.: absolutely fire.
proof. 500 rooms. 400 baths: $3.50 per
day up. Cafeteria attached.
HOTEL FLANDERS
1873 to l37 ". 9th ST.. Jus, of Broad
way: the right kind of a hotel In tho
right locality; every loom with pri-
Broadway Central Hotel ~ AVA" "a,
Park: only hotel III heart Of whoies.ls
District. cap. 1000 guests: a hotel with
comfort without c1travagance; rooms 81
up: recognized southerners' hdqters.