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LATONIA RESULTS

First Raoe-Flying welshman. 1o2 Cking),
$40. 1890. 4.60; Herald. 1l0 (Carmody)
4.30, 20; DIR. Carmen. 115 Connolly, 230.
King Fisher, Jap. War Garden. Chisca.
Sweeping Glance, Hereafter also ran.
Second Race-St. Donard. los (Taylorl
1890 go, ESQ: Loughland, 104 (Huf)
1920, $50; Judge Budrow. 1O5 (LunsfordI
$50. Peppery Polly, Ring Rose, Old Faith
full. BY Ginger also ran.
Third Race-Accelerate. 1l2 Uunsfordl
4.J0, SEQ, $50; Lady Britain. 1O7 tKingl,
T.6o. 500: May Rose. 107 (Heinisch), 40.
Aurina. Mammie Kelly, Goldie Rose. Muf
fins. Oleaster. Pansy Blossom. Mountain Girl,
Bounding Through, Diana also ran.
Fourth Race-Greenland, 115 Uyke), $50
800, 2.4o: McGoodwin, l15 (Andres), SEQ
$40; All Right Sir, l15 (Mink), TO. Court
view. Sergt.' York. Willow Tree. Billy Bar
ton. Craftsman, Tharon, The Virginia, Ad
vance also ran.
Fifth Race-Busy Signal, 101 Uyke)
1870. 800; Cleopatra. l28 (McAtee), $50
out: Ethel Gray, ia uunsford), out. New
track record. Lorraine also ran. Scratch
Cobwebs, Truly Rural, Dresden.
Sixth Race-Flags. 126 (Taylor), $50
40. $50; Jorice, 100 (KennedyD, 27.30
9.60; Rapid Day, 10T Nunsfordl. $50. An
gon, Ginger, American Ace, Lady Fairplay
also ran.
Seventh Race-Bourbon Lad, 1o7 (wil
son), 500, $50. $50: Dahabia 2nd, III
(Taylor). 1910. 7.60; Kimpalong, 112 (Luns
fordD, 500. Duke Of Lancaster, Jellison
Barone, Bryn Limah, Huffsker also ran.
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AQUEDUCT RESULTS

First Race.-Morning Face. 104 (Babin)
7 TO /, 10 /, even; Hope Princess. 104
(Kummer). even, 1 to 2; Rustler, 40
(Peters). 3 to S. Episode, Gypsy Lad, Seven
Seas. George Bovce, Mary Erb, Mambi,
Magic Hea ther and Hot stun also ran.
Second Race.-Robert Oliver, ia (Smoot),
5 to ., even, 1 to 2; Rupica. 144 (Bush).
4 to 3. 9 to 4; worstdale. 139 (Tayior), 8
TO 1. Donny brook I'd. Northwood, Fair Mac,
Superba, Dorcris, The Six Hundred, March
Court and Mohab also ran.
Third Race.-Super. 90 (Mooney). to I,
l TO 2. out; Dominique. 126 tEnsor), out.
out; Haston On. 81 (Callahan), out. Round
Robin also ran.
Fourth Race.-Penrose. 113 CFator). 10 TO
I. to 1. to /; MIX Maid. 100 (sande),
Q to 5, to .; Lunetta. 113 (Ensor), 3 to 8.
Ormonda, yexatious and Edwina also ran.
Fifth Race.-Inch Cape, us (Johnson). 3
to 2. 1 to .. / to 4; Sporting Blood, 115
tBarrett), 8 to /, 6 to 8; Broom Spun. 1l5
tAmbroseI. to 8. East View, Johnny
0Conneil, wapiti, Fornovo. Rep, Ailliro,
Teddy X, and Musty also ran.
Sixth Raoe.-Kashmir. los (Kummerl, 16
to 8, to 10. out; Torchbearer, los (Ensor) i,
l to 4, ont; Pastoral Swain. lis (Sande).
TO 3. Wood Violet. Manoevre, Albert A
and Sunny Land also ran,
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AQUEpUCT ENTRIES.

First Race-Mile Ind q sixteenth: 'Mose,
10I; 'Great Gull, 90; Alma b. 90; Kebo, 9s;
'Gex, 05; Favour. 103; lemons Bon, 112i
Lottery. %; Glare Boothe. 103: Rockport
l04; Regreso. 107; Beauty Sleep, 95; Poor
Butterfly, I05; FL Primo, 106.
Second Race-About two miles: Frank
B. 1876; Earlocker. l35; Transpero, 1872
syrdarya. I40; Midas I'd. 1876.
Third Race-Six and one-baf furlongs
Lady Gertrude, lis; Wedding Cake. III;
Arethusa. liz; Light Wine. los: Mile.
Vivian. 105: Marie Miller. 106; Fruit Cake.
123; Elected I'd. los; Forever. los; lima
Frank, ZIG.
Fourth Race-Seven furlongs: sMr. Brum.
mel 1O6; Flibbertygibbet. 10; Service Star.
lO5: American Boy, 106; Buriey. Jog.
Fifth Race-One mile: War Machine, Ill
sundial I'd, III; Tom McTaggart, III;
Franklin, 100; Sunnyland, ia; Ben-Gow.
III; Service star. l04; Nightstick. 1l6: War
Smoke, III: Chasseur. ia; Sunnash I'd, ll6;
Tattle. 104; Elmendorf. ia.
Sixth Race-Five furlongs: Moilie Barnes,
1l5; Thimsie. l15; Crimson Rambler. 115;
Jamaica Belle. l15: Vanadis. IFS: Merry
Marion. 1l5; Rockland. 115; Fluff. 115;
Scotland Yet. l15: vibrate. lis; wedgewood.
ll5; Tamarisk, 1i5; Fright, lis; Celtic
Lass, lis; Joan Marie. lis: Mile. Cadeau.
llj; Charity. 1l5.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather, cloudy. Track, slow.
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Allen Russell of
Red Sox Suffers
Paralytic Stroke

Baltimore. June 80. - At his home
In this city. his right side practical
ly helpless from stroke of paraly-
sis. lies Allen Russell. who has been
hurling for the Boston American
League club this season, Sunday in
New York. Allen hurled against the
New York Yanks. Monday. Russell
slipped home to see his wife and
baby. He was booked to rejoin the
Red Sox today. When he awakened
in the morning and attempted to
get up. he found he couldn't move
his right side. A badly swollen
tongue made speech almost impos-
sible.
Aliens wife said he was resting
better. She said her pitcher hus-
band had suffered a stroke and they
hoped for the best.
DIR. Murgatroyd, in a statement
this morning pronounced RusselTs
illness as a slight cerebral. hemor-
rhage, the result of a rupture of a
small blood vessel.
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with none out. Harris forced
Hooper at the plate after taking
Schang's hot one, and Charity
doubled Wally at first. easing the
| tension somewhat. Shaw then forced
McInnis to sky to Milan, sending
the game into extra innings. The
winning run was registered by the
Red Sox in the tenth. Foster open
ed with a single and was sacrificed
by Scott. Karr, batting for Wal
ters, famed. but Bush sent a clean
hit to right, counting the third
sacker.
Second Game.
In the second game the hitting
of the Griffmen was more timely.
Daring base running by Rice gave
the Nationals a run in the first
round of the second game. The
Speed Boy singled with two out.
stole second and went to third on
Walters wild peg. He then made a
clean steal of home on Herb PEN
mock. amid applause from the stands
1t was well that he did so, for Roth
lifted to Scott Immediately after
ward.
Zachary turned 'em back for three
innings, but they nicked him for
two in the fourth on hits by Memo
sky. Schang and McInnis. added also
by a wild pitch. 1T was McInnis
swat that drove the runs over.
Judge doubled to open the sixth
! and scored on Rice's single, evening
the score at all, although a run
in the eighth put the Griffs one to
the good. Judge strolled and Milan
sent him down with a nice bunt.
Witt juggled Rice's grounder and he
was safe. Roth then lined a single
over second. scoring Judge. but
Shanks raped into a double play.
Add Two In Ninth.
Nat satisfied with a margin of one,
the Griffs added two more in the
ninth on Harris double and a long
drive over the scoreboard for the
circuit by Charity. 1t was one of
Pennock's slow balls that Eddie
landed on.
Zachary frightened up after the
fourth and allowed only three hits
for the remainder of the game. two
coming in the ninth.
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DEMPSEY MAY FIGHT
IN PHILADELPHIA

New York. June 30. - Jack Demp-
sey, the worlds heavyweight cham
pion. may engage in an eight-round
battle at one of the baseball parks
in Philadelphia on the night of July
10. Jimmy Dougherty of Leiper-
vile. Pa. who is a great friend of
Dempsey's, is reported TO have Sc
cured a lease on one of the parks
for the contest and IL he can induce
Jack Kearns, manager of Dempsey.
to allow the champion to box on
that date. he will try and sign up
Bart Madden. the local heavyweight,
for his opponent. Dougherty is
now waiting to hear from Kearns
in regard to the match.
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TO SELECT COACH
FOR OLYMPIC GAMES

New York, June 3o.-with a fair
iy good idea established of the
makeup of the American Olympic
team, the selection of a coach is
becoming of paramount interest.
or a field OF candidates, or eligi-
bles, consisting of Robertson, of
Pennsylvania; Moakley. OF Cornell
Fitzpatrick. Of Princeton; Donavon,
of Harvard: Maloney, of Stanford,
and Farrell, OF. Illinois. the veteran
Cornell and Princeton coaches are
growing in favor.
All of the prospects who have
committed themselves have discour-
aged the idea of one coach. favor
ing instead the appointment of a
head coach and a staff of specialists
TO handle individual divisions of
the team
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Gibraltars in Double Header.

The Gibraltar Athletic Club will
play double-header at Camp
Humphreys. Va, Sunday, in which
Ballenger and Branner are selected
TO do the pitching.
On Monday the clubmen will play
the Purcellville team of Purcellville
Va, one of the toughest contests
on the Gibraltar schedule, as their
opponents of Monday are touted a,
the strongest team in Loudoun
County.
All members of the Gibraltar
team are requested to report at
Twelfth street and Pennsylvania
avenue on Sunday at IL noon.
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Shamrocks to Hold Lawn Party.

On Friday and Saturday. July 2
and 3, the Shamrock Athletic Club
will hold lawn party at the Brad
burn Church, 1899 X street south
east, for the benefit of the club.
Many unique and interesting arti-
cles have been donated the club.
together with refreshments, which
will all be for sale. 1t is expected
that the committee will have a
prominent man in the athletic world
make q. short speech on each even
ing.
The shamrocks are intending to
stage a rally for their club, and in
the near future have a huge ath-
letic meet on their own grounds.
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Federals After Games.

The Clarendon Federals have sew
eral open dates on their basebaII
schedule during the next two
months and would like to hear from
teams in and around Washington.
Games are especially desired for
Sunday and Monday, July and 5.
Communicate with Henry \. Clark
50 Westover street. Clarendon, Va.
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AQUEDUCT SELECTIONS.
One Horse Specials.
By GIBBY.

First st-race-Poor Butterny-Has
tried lately but has been a trifie
short. Try again.
Second race - Syrdara A fair
fencer that has run well in much
better company.
Third race-Arethusa-Th Whit.
ney people expect her to bring
home the bacon today.
Fourth race-Mr. Brummel-Ii
you knew what know, there would
be no hesitation here.
Fifth race-Sun Flash 2d-Ap-
pears to have all the best of the
weights, and seems a sure winner.
Sixth race-No selections.
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Congress Heights Shut Out.

Raymond. pitching for the Center
Market team in the Potomac League,
scored no-hit- -no-run victory over
the strong Congress Heights team
yesterday by a 7-to-0 score.
The winning moundsman forced
fifteen men to strike out, while one
Opponent reached the first sack. The
score by innings:
r. H. E.
Congress H'gt's 900 900 oOo-O 4
Center Market 002 032 00x-7 IL O
Batteries-Eno and Luber; Ray
mond and Winberger,
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LACK OF PLAYERS
FORCES FORFEIT

The Federal Trade baseball nine
of the War Interbureau League
forfeited to General Supply yester-
day because of lack of players.
Practically all of the members OF
the Federal Trade team have been
laid off on account of scarcity of
work. and it is more than likely
that the manager will be allowed
to corral players from other gov
ernment departments.
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Moran's Bird Makes Good Speed.

The final wind-up of the north
east district homing pigeon flying
contest from Gainesville, Ga, a
flight of 500 miles, was a success.
Out of the seventy-three birds
shipped nineteen returned the day
tossed off,
D. Moran's bird was the first ar
rival at sos p. m. The birds were
liberated at $50 a. m, making the
flight in IL hours 2S minutes and
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racing luck will separate them.
Wave, Butch" Covington's bread
winner. is reported as having been
wagered on--over night-in Frisco.
Now that last effort was even better
than cold dope would indicate.
Frank w. in his present form looks
like the contender with Queen
Blonde and CORTLAND battling the
issue out for what is left. Brock
holt. IL he will repeat that last race.
should about back home in front
of the hash hounds he meets in the
fourth today. This horse Is extra
good even though he does seem to
bear out--indicating soreness or
coming lameness- Sterling will in
all probability outlast Angon and
Kinburne. Bandymo, which has
been in the can for a start or two.
seems to have the long end OF the
seventh at her mercy. Go get yours
yewokkum.
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Shops Win in Eighth.

Shops came to their own in the
eighth inning of play in the Ter
minal League yesterday with. the
score tied at seven-all. Brown, a
relief pitcher, the first man up in
the eighth inning. clouted the ball
over the left field fence for a homer.
winning the contest by an 8-to-7
count. The score by innings:
r. H e.
Southern. 1 90 o40-7 8 3
Shops 00O5 O., Is 12 4
Batteries-Kerney. Barnhardt and
Lynn; Hilton, Brown and Miller.
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Navy Yard Team in SIusfe.t.

Zone 5 and Zone 6 teams of the
Navy Yard League staged a slug
fest for their scheduled game yes
|terday. which the latter won by a
1s-to-s score. The winners regis
tered sixteen hits while the losers
marked up fifteen. The score by
innings:
r. H. E.
Zone 5.....,.. 040 o3o 200 Is 1
Zone e....... 313 sl4 01x--16 1s 1
Batteries--Humphreys, Kurby and
Chearster; Snow and Connors.
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Bureau Wins.

The Bureau team. of the Govern
ment League. scored 7-to-4 VIC
tory over the Commerce nine yes
terday. Errors proved costly to the
losers. The score by innings:
r. H. e.
Commerce -. 600 100 21o--4 s 6
Bureau ....... 1o1 002 3o0--7 z 3
Batteries-Anderson and Cruick-
shanks; McDonough and Givannette.
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OLLYERS CokN1EhIz5z
SpoRNI.oSk 81 . 4 kINGs & a.

Make Up.
Rome Respess kept the wires hot overnight-nxing
10 kill geese with this bird without the sack OF
wheat" as the boys have nicknamed Address Make
Up should about tin This looks like one of the
safest wagers Of the present meeting. Mint Cat is
fresh and good and with kind OF decent racing
luck should prove the runner-up. Matinee IDOL
also whispered about the Rialto. You the info
tor what IL 10 worth
Bettna, which performed disappointingly VII
I understand. forget bulk today. Now. this FLY
should be able to fall down. get turn three somer
saults then be first look the Judges in the Is
that strong enough? Fair Florin Twasenthia and
Miss Hlarty in the order named Dark Hill Is the
clockers special in the opening spasm- This bird.
believe, Is trihe better than ordinarily rated
two megs right smack his old beeser. This is the
4on nd lam hufch at niy
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Turner and Greb to Be Matched.

New York. June 80. Clay Turner.
the Indian light heavyweight, and
Harry Greb. of Pittsburg. who put
up such a great battle at Buffalo
several months ago. will be matched
today to clash in a ten-round bout
at an open air show at Buffalo. on
July
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VAUGHN IN FORM;
SHUTS OUT PIRATES

Chicago. June 80. - Pittsburgh
was shut OUT today. after one OF
the best uphill BATTLES staged here
this season. One hit was the total
tn" visitors could get off Vsughn's
delivery. and that went to whitted.
"a clean crash over shcrt. The score:
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LAToNIA SELECTIONS

LAIVNLA SELECTIONS
First Race-Dark Hill, Discus
sion, Honorman.
Second Raee-BettIna, Fair Flo
rim, Tavasentha.
Queen Blonde.
Fourth Race-Brockholt. Fur
below, Sterling
Fifth Race-w. G. McClintick. By
Ginger. Glendover.
sixth Raee-Mrke Up. Mint Cat.
Bnigueur.
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Linworth A. e. to PLAY.

The Linworth Athletic Club will
cross bats with the fast Western
Union team this afternoon on the
Monument Grounds at $40. All Lin
worth players are requested to re-
port at 18th and c streets southwest,
at 4;30 sharp.
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Major League Statistics
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
American Leaxue.

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
American League.
Boston, 4; Washington, 8. First game.)
(Ten innings.)
Washington, 3; Boston, ..
New York, 6; Athletics, ). First game. }
New York, 10; Athletics, 9.
Chicago, II: Detroit, o.
st. Louis, 10; Cleveland, 8.
National League.
Brooklyn, q; New York, 8.
Brooklyn, 3; New York, !.
Chicago, 1; Pittsburg, o.
Cincinnati, 2; ST. Louis, o.
GAMES TODAY.
American League.
Washington at Boston.
New York at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Chicago.
1.-Two games.)
Cleveland at Detroit.
National League.
St. Louis at Pittsburg.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
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huns-Wheat (e), Myers, Bancroft. Two
base hits-wheat Johnston. sacr,sc. bi,
Honey. Sacrifice ny-Koney. Double plays
Irlsch to Sticking to Kelly: Bancroft 10
Kelly. Left on bases-Brooklyn 3: New
YORK, 4. Bases on balls-on Grimes, l.
struck out-oy Grimes, l. Umpires-Quigley
and Mccormick. Attenda nee. 10 600
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Big Venture.

Benton Harbor. June 80. Floyd
Fitzsimmons. who has been a box
ing promoter for ten years. is TAX
ing his biggest chance by investing
$40, 900 in the Leonard-whit match.
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Coast Roll.

Los Angeles, June 30. Eastern
coaches have taken objection to
the coast roll' form of high jump
ing shown by Western athletes
Olympic officials have not spoken
yet.
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GIANTS FALL IN
DOUBLE HEADER

New York. June 30.-The Giants
twice met defeat at the hands of
the Dodgers here this afternoon.
losing the first game of their dual
bill by a score of Z to 3 and the
second by to /. The scores:
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Rim Goes Great.

New York, June 30.-This fellow,
Rip Collins of San Antonio. is show
ing New York what good pitching
is. He can throw a lariat just as
we'll as he can cut the corners of
tn pan.
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Church Team Orranised.

The Fifth Baptist Church has or
ganized q baseball team and are
desirous of securing games with
teams in the District any afternoon
after 5 p. m For games. address
p. G. E.. - Randolph plaza north.
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Rrn-Hollocher. Errors-Grimm, Merkle.
Two o-base hits-O'Farrell, Paskert, Vaughn.
Hollocher. Left on bases-Pittsburg. 2;
Chicago, 5. Base on balls-on Vaughn, ..
Hit by pitcher-By Ponder (HollocherD,
Struck out-By Vaughn, 4: by Ponder. ?.
Balk-yaughn. Umpires and Moran.
Time Of game-1 20.
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Greatest Year.

Philadelphia. June 3o.--Penn State
has just finished it's banner year in
athletics. 1t competed in nine Diff
ferent branches of sport and made
a percentage Of $50.
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HAMILTON SELECTIONS.

First Raee-Ross Entry. Seagrum
Entry, Brockdale Entry.
second Race James. Point 10
Point, Mnrgery.
Third Race-Diane, blackboard.
Tricks ter I'd.
Fourth Racc-Toe the Mark, DIR.
Hickman. King Herod.
Fifth Race-Hendric Entry. Bond
mgr. Irish Kiss.
Sixth Race-James Fostcr, Hirdo-
stnn, Ernest.
seventh Race-kiIkenny, Verify,
Trickster I'd.
Best Bet-Jpmek
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Errors-Giants. (sickingD. Two-base hits
Bancroft. Young. Three-base hit-wheat
Olson. Home runs-Wheat, Snyder. First
base on error-Brooklyn, /. Struck out-by
Mitchell, 3; by Barnes, .; by Winters 1.
Ease on balls-of Mitchell, .; OF Winters
.; on Hubben, .. Wild pitch-Barnes.
Balk-Habbeli. Hits-o1 Barnes In 4
innings; of Winters, . In / inning; OF Hub
bel, none In two innings. Left on bases
Brooklyn. o; Giants, 6. Umpires-O'Day
and Mccormick. Attendance, 5000.
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Second Game

Totals. 20 o 27 IA Totals. SO 527Is
Doyle batted for TOney in eighth.
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Harris I'm the Game.

StaIey Harris, missing from the
ne-up since the last series in st.
ouis. got back in the battle at
scond base and looked like his old
Elf. His return made necessary
ie shift of Shannon to short, where
. performed well. In the second
anne McNally. pinch hitting for
ennock. bounced a hit right of
eds ear. but he shook it of and
rinned.
The Nationals got off to a two
IN lead in the first affair, but the
ed Sox tied it with two in the
aird. When the Griffmen scored
ne in the seventh the enemy dit
bed in their half of the same in
ing. Then they put the game
way in the tenth. when Bush came
trough with a clean hit. which
.ored the pesky Foster, on second
y reason of a hit and sacrifice.
The Griffs started the run max
* in the first game when they
.ored a single tally in the second.
rith one out. Shanks singled
trough the box and went to third
Fosters two-base error on Shan
on's grounder. Harris raped a
Il to right which scored Shanks.
hannon pulling up at third. Char
ty and Shaw were easy outs.
: Another National run was push
! over in the third on Judges
,uble over Schang's head. Milan's
tcrifice hunt, and Rice's fast rap
lst Foster
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LATONIA SELECTIONS.

First race-Discussion.
Second race-Bettina.
Third race-Queen Blonde.
Fourth race-Steriing.
Fifth race-By Ginger.
Sixth race-Baigncur.
Seventh race-Oleaster.
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Second Game.

.Batted for Pennock in ninth and singled.
Washing ton. .......... 1 o o o l 2-5
Boston. ton................ 0OO 2 o o o.
Runs batted in-McInnis (2). Rice. Roth,
Charity (2). Double play"Foster to Wal
tiers to McInnis; Witt 10 Scott to MeInnis.
Twobase hits-Judge, Harris. Stolen bases
Rice (3), Walters. Home run-Gharrity.
Sacrifice hits-Milan t2l. Menosky. Wild
pitc h-Zachary. Umpires-Moriarity and
Chill. Time, 1:47.
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pAsEBAIL TODAY, 4.so ?. 4.

American Lsasus pask.
rssxss rsss..s L:scss -. sss.s e; r.
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sevcnth Race - DnIdymo, NAB,
Paris Maid.
Best Bet-Reffina.

Paris Maid.
Best Bet-Rettina.
AaUEDUCT SELECTIONS.
First Raee-AIma b., lemons Bon,
Nose.
+. second Race Earlocker. Frank
B., Midas ID.
Third Racc-Foreyer. Arethusa.
Fruit Cake.
Fourth Race-Flibberty Gibbet.
Buriey. Service Star.
Fifth Race-Susnush I'd, Tom Nc
TagEart, Night stick.
Sixth Race-MeIry Marion, Char
fly, Rockland.
Best Bct-Sunnash I'd.
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Runs bafted in-Harris. Rice, Witt (2).
Bush. Double plays-Foster, Scott and
MeInnis; Harris. Charity and Judge. Two
base hits-Judge. Shannon, Hooper. Stolen
base-Rice. Sacrifice hits-Milan, Witt,
Scott. Wild pitch-Shaw. Umpires-Chil
and Moriarity. Time, 200.
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Better This
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Rice Work. Bat Overtime.

Foster seemed to take delight in
piping hits out of the dirt, and
as easily the fielding luminary of
ie evening. But IL was also a field
ay for Sam Rice. who peeled off
x hits in nine times at bat in
he two games, and gave a demon
ration of base stealing that was
ighly entertaining and instruc-
We. In the first engagement Sam
,uld steal but once, Walters cut
ng him down on two occasions.
his riled the genial outfielder, and
: set out to demonstrate his real
orth in the second tilt. In the
rst inning after singing, he scor-
! ! from first without any aid from
Is comrades. He stole secono,
rent to third on Walters wide
row, and then made a clean steal
{ home on Pennock. Later he
sole second again just to prove
rat his previous work was not an,
scident.
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Totals. SO 827 8 Totals. IS % Is
'Battod for Winters in sixth. tBatted for
Hubbell in ninth.
Score by innings:
Brooklyn. .................... 200 004 l00-7
Giants. ...............-...... 60 OOl l0l-3
Runs-Olsen, tombstone t2l. Griffith (2D,
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National League.
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

BnRaio. 9: Toronto. ).
Rochestsr. 2; Akron, &
syncuses ~; Ueadins. =.
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'Batted for Ponder in ninth inning.
Score by innings