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Discarded Giant Pitches Like
House Afire With Fast
Going Cards.
By Charles SOnerDilIe.
EERDIE scHUPP
DID us UP.


will not remind you that Ferdi-
nand was once one Of US. And that
having been chucked out Of our
club he probably took low-down
Joy while cascading himself to VIC.
tory yesterday.
All right, Ferd, you did it. But
nix on being too blamed chesty
about It. Soaked ten hits OF him
we did. Excepting, we'll, OF
course, somehow we didn't get 'em
when we needed 'em most.
And besides. that team he's with
them Cardinals-aw. who called 'em
a team anyway? They're a plague,
And just about as welcome on
Coogan's BLUM as "hu" in an army
camp.
Say, wouldn't II scrape tho hide
on a hippo? Here we. had just
trimmed the champ Reds three out
of four. had branched out spelling
BAdAAAn N1lplAdA W y ~
feeling like old Monte Cristo did
remember when he cut his way out
of the bag, came to the surface CT
the sea, climbed on n rock and
yRwped 1.-THE world is mine?
Yeh--and then along came these
st. Louis pests. And each day for
three days bust a hand grenade on
our bean, remarking while doing so
whats yours Is the rnwBberry!"
As TO yesterdays contest?
Say, folks. l feel like q little kid
I know who at the age OF eight had
acquired the habit OF swearing like
a combination pirate, stevedjre and
mule driver. Finally he was grabbed
of and had his mouth washed out
with singing strong soap.
Now, young man." demanded his
angry pa. backed by his shocked ma,
''how do you feelT'
Between clenched teeth the little
THE less said the better"
In one respect anyway, we had II
all over st. Louis. We had more
pitchers In action than they did. So
there! Nehf, Hubbell, Winters, Doug
las--a whole quartet of 'em singing
I'm the Shade of the Old Wallop
Tree"
Artie came before the st. Louis
slammers first. They met him with
out hesitation. A line smash from
Schultz too hot for Eddie Sticking TO
hold and a home run crack by the
Hornsby menace into the lower tier
of the right-field grand stand started
the Catfish with two runs. and sim
giles by Lavan and Dilhoefer in the
second, followed by a long fly by
Schupp brought Lavan home.
For us George Burns took Q fine
old three-bagger belt at It in the
third and scored when Bancroft
grounded out to short.
In the nth Nehf not only struck ou'
Janvrin but -zowie!-made Hornsby
hit three times at a hiatus. But
Schultz singled OF Artie and Stock
beat out slow grounder to Beauty
and Fournier cracked the pill into
centre. II took a high hop oveI
Burns's head and scattered itself tc
the fence for homer that chased
Schultz and. Stock in ahead OF It.
But have a peek at Us We werC
nobody's fool in the fifth either. Nc
Carthy, batting for Nehf. singled e
left, Burns did the very same sending
Mac to second. On Bancroft's thirC
strike Mac and Georgia easayed {
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Brooklyn Clan Tries Hard to
Hand Game to Visitors, but
They Ignore Gift.
By Richard Frever.

THE Brooklyn Baseball team
tried their utmost to hand
Cincinnati the third game of
the present series now being staged
At Bbbets Field. but the latter ag-
gregation OF ball tossers would have
none OF that, and the Dodgers
emerged, at the conclusion OF the
pnstime, on top OF a 9 TO score and
regalned the lead In tho National
League race.
Twas a crazy pastime. readers. a
very. very crazy pastime. Things,
from a local standpoint. looked kind
OF bright when the home nine con-
nected, on the offerings OF Ray
Fisher, Red twirler. for a marker
In the second stanza, The bright
ness turned to a dark blue. however,
when Cincinnati came back In the
third with two tallieB. In the bod
gers turn at bat In said inning the
skies cleared up again, and at the
boy. chalked up three for the Brook
lyn aggregation.
The trio OF runs was due to a hec-
tic wallop Of one Zachariah Wheat.
Kruger had been retired when
Sherry Smith slammed a triple to
deep centre and by fast running
turned the hit into a two-bagBer
No fooIinS. Olson then hit to third
anC Sherry was erased on the blow
by Heinie Groh, whom Manager Nc
GrNw has offered $685. for. John
ston received a free walk, when
Wheat, swinging a brand new bat,
strolled to the plate. After two bad
balls had been thrown to the Dod-
ger captain. good one was offered
and Wheat slammed It over the
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of the Favorites Fare
Badly in Testing Round
Over Greenwich Course.
Bv William, Abbott.

GONE OF the favoEtes Jared badly
y in the golflng round Of the
Women's Metropolitan Cham
pionship Tourney at Greenwich yes
terday. Just think of Mrs. w. A.
Gavin. international star. totaling %
and just barely qualifying.
Mrs. c. NJ. knight Of Garden City.
and Mrs. F. e. Du Bots Of Baltusrol.
turned in cards OF IS, tying for the
medal The remainder OF the field
however. was strung out, a round
even 100 being sufficient to qualify
Mrs. Gouverneur Morris and MRS.
Thomas Hucknall for the champion
ship flight
Miss Irene Peacock OF Cherry VAL
ley. national semi-tlnalist last year,
finished well down In the second six
teen with a disconcerting 107 and Miss
Daisy Airey Of Garden City. Mrs.
knights co-arrival from England's
shores, contributed q 1903. which will
hardly prompt an agitated ringing Of
the town bell.
As for the rest. they simply fur
nished the material for one Of the
largest felds that ever started in a
Metropolitan championship, ll2 in all
taking part. The scores ranged up
ward TO a fullsome ISL. the same being
contributed by Mrs. w. Il. Moser OF
Great Neck. who blandly admitted to
going out IN so.
prominent American golfer who
has won In England says Walter Hagen
should be n l6 to l instead Of an TO l
shot TO win the British open title late
this month. This statement rather re-
fleets a recent feeling OF uncertainty
over here that Hagen or Barnes viii
f, succeed in bringing home the British
professional classic. James Braid, j. III.
/ Taylor and Harry Nardon. the old Ding
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Hagen Wins in Tive Practice
Matches Abroad.

LONDON. June 15.-The American
professional golf players. Walter Hs-
gen and Jim Barnes. engaged In prac-
tice matches on the st. Andrews linlSa
with local experts.
In the morning Hagen. partnered
by ]. Sorley. beat Barnes and Ian
Munro, two up, with q score OF 70. In
the afternoon Hagen and Denis Kyle
beat Barnes and Munro two up and
one to play. with a score OF II.
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Mrs. GGDin Barely Qualities in
Opening of "Met" Golf T'Ou7ney

llsh triumvlrate that has stood up like
ROCK OF Gibraltar iE English golf so
many years. havI suddenly disclosed a
IsinSiy for the two Invading Americans.
The only fixture set for men golfers
Of ' the %eo Fox His S Ciab wS SEnS stSrts
Thursday and will continue through
Saturday. An eighteen-hole qualifying
round win be held with provisions for
ton Of trophies will reward the win
ners In different flights. The tourna-
ment committee consists Of William q.
Cooper. Chairman: Il. F. Heating. II, G.
Denison, +. l.. Marley and Theodore
X. Mccarthy.
At. st. Andrews Tomorrow special
club match will be fought with team
from Sleepy Hollow. Each club will
muster twenty players, and a return
match will be played at Sleepy Hollow.
Sleepy Hollow Is able to pick a team
Later in the month Sleepy Hollow,
with Its course overlooking the Hudson.
viii be a busy spot for golfers. Tie
clubs annual Invitation tournament will
be staged July l. 2 and 8. On June %
June rs and 29 the metropolitan Junior
championship will be run off.
Oliver c. Macy. Chairman Of the Golf
Committee, announces that general
changes will soon be made at Sleepy
Hollow. These will eliminate some OF
the uphill holes. which up to date have
been the main feature Of the links along
the Hudson. and also the cause OF con-
siderable criticism. When proposed
changes are made Sleepy Hollow will
rank with the best courses In the East.
w, d, Vanderpool, Secretary Of the
United States Golf Association. has an
nounced that the national body has
limited supply OF Rules Books" on
hand which 4 win furnleh to members
copy.
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JERSEY CITY. June l5.--Eddie Fitz-
simmons, New York lightweight scored
a technical knockout In the eleventh
round Of his aAght with Ralph Brady OF
Syracuse here last night.
The hght was stopped by the referee
after Brady had received a cash ovei
his eye caused when the heads OF the
Brady declared he was able to continue
aud the referee waved him back Into
the ring, but Chairman Smith OF the
State Boxing Commission interviewed
and ordered him from the ring.
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Big LEAGUE STUFF.

Long Bob Thompson, former first
baseman OF the Towards of Brook
lyn, has been traded to IvanhoeB for
Pratt who covered the initial sack
for the latter nine. The trade Is the
first official transaction Of the newly
organized Greater New York Semi
Professional League.
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Lucke and RAddeII 60 Bowl fer
$1,000 Purse.

The Metropolitan Alleys. 1slst Street
and St Nicholas Avenue, viii stage. to-
morrow night. q bowling match between
Leo LuclIe and Glenn Rlddell Ten
games, total pins 20 count. win decide
the issue between those two well known
stars OF the bowling world. Under the
same conditions. both men will meet for
a purse Of 81 900 on Friday evening. the
scene OF battle on this date shifting to
the Broadway Bowling Alleys, Brooklyn.
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Georgia Brown scores Knockout in
Third.

BOSTON. June 1S.-Georgie Brown.
the crack New York lightweight, Gre
ated a mild sensation here by the man
ner In which he knocked out Jerry
Cahill Of Everett In three rounds at the
Fenway Club last night. Cahlll IS rated
one OF the best fighters IN this section
He weighed just 16h pounds more than
his New York opponent. who only
weighed 100 pounds.
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Norfolk Knocks Out Johnson IN
GrudHe Fight.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y. June is.-Dls
playing the greatest form o. any fghtei
that ever appeared In this city and he
fore the biggest crowd ever seen at !
local boxing show. Kid Norfolk OF Bal
timore knocked out John Lester John
son OF New York with right Jolt tina
didn't travel more than ten inches
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a IL the 30 called lightweights
"A who are challenging Benny
Leonard while he ls In far on
Los Angeles, and stipulatinE 1SS
pounds, in the belief that the light
weight champion can no longer make
that weight. will be badly fooled when
Leonard gets back home some time
in July. At least that ls what Joe
nenJamin, a protege OF Leonard's,
tells us in a letter from Seattle.
Benny Is really lighter now then
when he was in New York" says
Benjamin, "and will have no trouble
defending his title at the weight"
Referring In particular to Joe Well
ing's den TO Leonard, Benjamin adds,
Maybe Joe has forgotten the lacing
I handed him In Newark last fall.
II 30 I win give him another chance
20 redeem himself In the East this
summer"
Joe also inparts the information
that he has been cleaning up all the
lightweights on the coast. On June
he knocked out Eddie Shannon in
seven rounds In Portland, Oregon,
for the lightweight championship OF
the coast. Last week Joe fought at
Seattle, and on Friday next he boxes
in San Francisco. and has another
After those bouts Benjamin says he
VIII leave for the East with Billy
Gibson and Leonard.
I'M the subject Of letters from
the Coast, we are in receipt
OF neat little. pink trimmed
card. announcing the arrival OF a
Barbara winnlfred stefin. on May
10, at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ger
hardt A Steffin.
Who are Mr.. and Mrs. 0erharit A.
Steffin7 you ara doubtless asltinE.
Why none other but Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie Ritchle, the former once
holder Of the lightweight champion
ship.
GG0LD SOBER SIDES" IKE
Dorgan. who lie out with
the Georges Carpenter en-
tourage. sends us word from Mime
apolis that It Is roasting there and
no beer. and that Carpenter aero
planed over the town the other day
and had everybody out rIAbbering.
oHARIiEY HARVEY Is booked
TO sail back homo from Eng
land tomorrow bringing Ted
lewis now welterweight champion
OF England. with him. Lewis knocked
out Johnny BashaHn ssr the title last
Wednesday. Charley says that on
his arrival here he will so after a
match with Carpenter for Lewis.
Deapite newspaper opinion to the
contrary. Charley says Lewis believes
he can defeat the Frenchman and can
get ample backing In England for
such a match. Harvey Will bring
back with him an Australian feather
weight named Ned Fitzgerald, who,
he says, us the goods"
Mr.. Lionel Kremer Of No. 800 Fifth
Avenue has sent us n check OF SIC
as a starter toward n hitting testi-
rnonia1 to Arthur Fletcher. who waa
recently traded 10 Philadelphia after
eleven years OF hard and faithful
work for the Giants.
"spend my check for something
for him." says Mr.. Kremer, even II
ats only another plug Of tobacco OF
e1im or whatever II is he chews. II
wouldn't be a bad idea to ind out
what Il Is he chews and give IL e
the rest OF the team. to chew. II
might put pep into their work"
II some OF the thousand or mor'
Fletcher admirers will follow th'
lead of Mr.. Kremer, with contribu'
tons, not necessarily OF 80, II vii
be possible 10 honor "F1etch" In I
way that win make him remember
the Polo Ground fans while he lives.
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Lundy and Clement box Draw.

LuRdy and Clement box Draw.
ALBANY. June I5.-Jack Lundy OF
Brooklyn and Hugo Clement Of Albany
fought a sensational ten-round main
bout at the Star A. G. last evening. The
CONTEST was full OF action for the entire
ten rounds. At the end there was little
to choose between the boys, the popu-
lar decision being a draw.
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Games Yesterday.
Toronto, 8: Jersey City. g.
Rochester, 3; Syracuse, 1, Frst game.
hOohfltef, 3: Syracuse, %. Second rama
Buffalo, 4: baltimore. 3.
reading, 10: Akron. 9. First game
Akron. o; Reading. e. Second game
Games To-day.
Toronto at Jersey City
Buffalo a. Baltlmore.
Syracuse at Rochester
Akron al ReadinR
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Fistic NelUs yosn RPoro.l and Gossip

Tom Gibbons, the crack American
Light heavyweight, who went to bng-
lang a few weeks ago with his man
aEer, Eddie Kane, in search Of bouts
with the English batuers, win sail
to-morrow from England for home.
In a letter 70 friend here Kane says
nllaA all Of the English "heavies," in
Guiding Zoe Beckett, the heavyweight
champion, passed up offers to hght
Gf1bons in London. Beckett said he
would box Tom when he came to
America Beckett knows he can
make more money by boxing oib-
hons in the United states than he
could in England.
via a.e exoeptiou q Iimmg. wfde. ~ az
s..frih Sirnulh1n and OsOrga Carpenter, the
Ffonoh elauI,s,on, al Of hhe foTsign fAghaaa who
taFs come TO TINS cosirry ~ far tts year hAso
bosn asaien IN b0uth FREDDIE 1aclA. on'sEe
papln. Tourny N1ble. Johnny shs.rpard. Danny
aI,uu mis- and Lsw Edward, tAs AntraiiAn MD
tnoseisft saans jua. have FucoiEed gOod heunsa
from our Yasskeo lAdh
Naeasing aide to set hA card Of bouts ar
ranEesi "a time Matchmaker Dave MaeKaS q thu
fs,oHrfnsis cub q Nusark. n. J., haa decided
% nnAly hoh boxing show In the bS aFsnosJ
in ciat city o. June % AianKay mas We two
a Baclesa tis.,ters IN two Of The main oIsnis
wmie Jassson inviting a good Lightweight and
Gene T4unsg tTobaby goinE AgAina Martin BuFA'
q Kew Orleag4.
Now thai Johnny Cox, ths Eastern rupre-
sentative Of MaEy ihrke, the New Oreana light
haatygeiait 4 pcfsrtb willing % arrange !
snatch .brtNeen Burke ADD Gene Tmney. 70 b.
fo1sit At ihe-s.'oFtsunan's Club al NcFaA. n j..
on june -. the clianos are that tlro boa VA
b saeciiig clinehed, a. FRANK Bagig, msnasei
Of Tlnney. d ready % egn up Tor Tuhnsy. .
Batsing LeginskS. who bad thres psrmils "a
riaes open-alr bosins ehoas IN Ifliadehhia. ~
A. q fhan = y ~ = $3.50 Faft =
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BOSTON. June lS.-JOhnny Dundee
OF New York and While Jackson fought
twelve rounds 20 a draw here last
night Both boxers mixed at through
out the contest and at times stood toe
to toe and swappcd punches. Jackson
made strenuous efforts 70 get his right
across but was unsuccessful. Dundee
was loudly booed by the fans for his
elinching In the closing rounds.
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Dutch brandt q BtoOkiyu and HafVry crOdboy q
Bayonns n. J.. have besh matched 70 NEE, In .
ton-FOund open air boxing show at Schenectady. n
y. the niEhs Of Iuns as TheSo lads ought
70 furnish highly Interesting Srrap. they both
are iaa nEhtsTA game and CA doAl out punish
mous
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GAMES YESTERDAY.
ctssslahd, u New NoFk. d.
q. LOuis. 10: Bostsn. s.
ostrOlt. 8; PhiIadSlphIa. O.
Chicago. WAshlhgtou (raIs),
GAMES TODAY:
Ns~ Vera 81 Cleveland.
BOStoA Al 81. Louis.
WaahIaStOa At chloaSS.
PHILADELPHIA Il Detroit.
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Ge0LD SOBER SIDES" Ike
Dorgan. who lie out with
the Georges Carpenter en-
tourage. sends us word from Mime
apolis that II Is roasting there and
no beer. and that Carpenter aero
planed over the town the other day
and had everybody out rJkbbering.
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A. q han = y ~ . $40 faSt =
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REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET
For Vice President
CALVIN COOLIDGE
Massachusetts
What About 1t, Mr.. Hanna?

We read the newspaper account
of Judge Hanna's speech at Las
Vegas when he accepted the
democratic nomination for gov
ernor. We recall that he said
this would be an %impersonal,
clean campaign and that the DEM
ocrats would not attack anyone
but Holm o Bursum, who Hanna
said was an institution and not q
person. We couldn't see any
objection to attacking Bursum
as an institution, because In the
republican party he is one, and
a mighty good one. So we were
right glad that 1t was to be 2
clean campaign.
But now look at It'll The Santa
Fe New Mexican, which always
fops against the republicans as
soon as a ticket is nominated il
it hasn't Topped before, is out
for Hanna; has announced that
1t is leading Hanna's campaign
that Hanna has taken the place
of Larrazolo In it's affections,
which affections Larrazolo ac-
quired about the time the demo-
Gratis started their drive to for
his nomination.
Mr.. Hanna's fine, dignified, i'm
personal campaign starts off in
the New Mexican with a filthy
verbal assault and battery on
Judge Merritt G. Mechem that
would make a Rshwife have the
heaves. II is AZ dirty an out
burst of vilification, abuse and
falsehoods as has ever broken
cut of the New Mexican office,
which Is going some.
OF course this kind of an at
tack on a man like Mechem is
bad political Judgment. II is
bound to kick back. We've had
democrats tell us within the past
few days that II this Is the kind
of a campaign Hanna is going
TO make they'll take a chance on
Nechem. They know Mechem.
People know Mechem every
where In New Mexico. In coun-
ties where he hasn't held court
and made friends he's hunted
and ished and made friends.
He travelled up and down this
section Of the state for years
and everybody who doesn't know
him personally, has heard about
him from friends. When a news
paper starts out to attack the
character. the courage, the indie
pendence and the integrity Of a
man like that II has opened up
something.
IL Hanna wants to permit this
kind Of a campaign to be made
In his behalf The Outlook Is
willing. Wsars out 10 help elect
Mechsm II we can and we know
Of ne better way TO stir up his
friends 10 Increased activities for
him than for the democratic press
bureau TO keep right on trying
to put out Islander and put over
lies about him.
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As a Candidate on the Republican
tirket for Representative for the
counties Of Lincoln, Otero and Socorro
| solicit the supported the people at the
county election.
Chas. F. Grey.
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Being the regular nominee on the
Republican ticket for the office Of
County Treasurer, I solicit the support
Of the people for that Office.
William GALLAGHER.
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Az the regular nominee en- the Re
publican ticket fer the Office Of Couhty
Clerk ! ask the support Of the people
Of Lincoln County.
viii T. COs
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AZ the regular nominee on the Re
publican ticket for Representative In
the Legislature for Lincoln County, l
ask the support Of the people Of this
county.
Henry Lutn.
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Az the regular Candl date on the Re
publican ticket for d strict Attorney,
solicit the support Of the people OF
this district.
Benson J. Newell.
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Having received the nomination for
County School Superintendent on the
Republican ticket, the support Of tie
people Of this County 10 earnestly
solicited.
Mrs. N. l.. Blaney.
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|um: Of the uonmisdoner Of Public Lands
Santa Pc New Mudcn -
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Al phIc auction to the highest and best qualified bidder at 9 ocock a ~ Saturday,
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Girls and Boys ScheOl Shoes,
all kinds. styles to suit. -Ziegler
Bros.
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Having been nonInated for County
Commissioner for this Distriot q the
Republican ticbAt ] earnestly solicit
the support Of the people Of this county.
Ben Lujan.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
County and District

Being a candidate on the Democratic
ticket for County Sheriff, ! earnestly
solicit the support Of the people FOL
that office.