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LOUISVILLE ENTRIES

First Rlce-SiX furlongs Marie Maxim.
'6; sweet Liberty. lo4; 'FurbeIow. %;
Goldendawn. ll0; Lady in Black. 1903; Big
Idea. lOl; 'Prirclrty. ITO.
d. second Race.-FoIr and 4 half furlongs.
Ny Rose. ll3: Lough Maiden. Il5; Dona
Loriotte' ll5: Blanche Esch. 1l5: Miss Fou-
taine, lis; Gossip Avenue. lI5: Bertha s.
10; Eleanor S. lis; Lady Madcap. lis; Nan
netie' llo; yellow Blossom. ll5: Dorcis,
10: Also elgible-Horkytc. lis; Pspper,
iolE; llo; Martha Gray. llJ: GIendower,
10: Penweh. ll5. Mary Jane Baker. II5
Third haoe.-Mile Ind a sixteenth. Hos
icr' TO-: Tom Logan. IO2; .Orenlo. lO3
Marie Rappold, l03: 'Madras Ginrhom. Iu3
,AItec. los: Lucy r. los: HsrIock, Tia.
Buooling ioYd'r, l13: Bean SpiIIer, I13:
byrne' ll3: Port Drspesu. II3. Also cliri.
o. PIE. - Adelante. los; High Gear, los:
Girl. o.: Sea Prince. IO2. WI
Fourth Race.-Sir furIungs. CALI C,rcI
~; Angon. 105; Col. Taylor. IOs: Marie
Miller. III: Out the Way. lls: Aneric.n
Acc: i25 sunny Slope, ia.
fnth kace.-FoIr and a half furIoprs
Marjorie Mckay. 100; Nancy WYATT Ieo -:
81 SKY Ky Blue Ill; Queen of Trumps. iii:
Sixth R.ee.-Mile and a quarter. Ernest
n,o ~ ,,nrospector, 100; Merchant. 100:
Seventh Race.-one Mile. Lord wr,o.
S; Ss; Ihe Leopard. as; Jouctt. as: Winbnrna
So' fhonolax, 9S; Jap, 1903: Duke m Ion
Servitor, 1lO. loS'
Apprtntice allowance claimed.
iSck iast Weather cloudy.
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; Louisville Results

First Race. - Distinction. 11O Howard,
lilo. TO. 20: Miss Jemima, lis (Garner),
490, 4.1O: Ethel Gray. lis tCollifsD, 7.10.
Time l:25. Arrow Point. Big Idea, Busy
Signal 0rloya and Eorrainc also ran.
Second Raoe.--wiIl o. the wisp, l07
(stoneJ, 1880 400. 400; Philander, 112
(shillinr). $50, $40: Win or Quit, i07
IHeinisch). $50. Time. SO 80. Al Thomas,
Few Acres, The EnElishman. Be Sure. Lough-
land. Hunters Poiut. Frank Moody, yersail-
les and Tom Brooks also ran.
Third Race. = Wood Trap. liz (smithl
2aA0. $50, $40: L'Errant. 10s tMcCrannl, !,
40 2,so; zpleiks. lo5 Cvan. Dusenl, 20.
Time 1888 3-5. Herald. Gnlli.Cu.ci. viva
America. Dark Hill and War ? ize also ran.
Fourth Raa~.-The Porter. l2s t0'Brienl,
e.ea e.en. 2. %: Lady Fairplay. 105 ken
nedyt. $50 $50; BlnshiDg Beauty los
tCallahanl, 4.s0. Time, 20. Gen. Glenn,
Psstoresn and Blne Paradise also ran.
FIFTH Raee.---Paul weidel. 112 fstsck).
10 80. $40. 500: Patches. III G.ykeC, g. fo
$40: Peace Pennant i15 90 Brienb. 2 a.
Time. ;4s Pa Frank W. Sans Boy, Capt
Msc aud sterling also ran.
Sixth Race.--Inquiry 100 tMcCoy,. IL ~.
k5oe as0: Cortland. 10 Kennedy. s.aa
g. % Jim Ha<tiurs. lI3 lCa- modyl. 4. 90
Time. LAS warlike. Sea Prince Convoy
Emna J Reaper. Nrsiran and Nay Rose
seve-th Raee.--stevenssn. 1I3 I tCarmody,
1880. 8 10. a. 30: Cheer Leader. l1e ismitj,l'
4-50. 4. .60. Kimpalonr 100 tIieinishte s.3l
TIME. 2:Q6 Is. Fly Homo. Moscowa. ]. G..
Stone. Bourbon Greeai and sandman ID also
fAn-. X ~. - 80 -
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FIGHT FANS TO SEE ESTELLAR
SHOW AT ARDMORE TONIGHT

Everything is in readiness for to-
nights big boxing show at the Ard
more Club. Matchmaker Kid Sulli-
van has left no stone unturned to
make the set-tos a success. In the
two feature bouts it's a case Of the
cream of Quakertown versus two To-
cal crack mitt artists.
In the main get-together Ad VOL
CAST. the fast-steppIng Philly feath-
er-weight, will meet our own Young
Bowen in what is expected to be ten
rounds full of action from the open
ing gong. Realizing what a victory
means. both boys have trained hard
and faithfully. and each says, No
alibis, and may the best man win:
Accompanying Wolgast is Charlle
Ray. also from the land OF no sun
day baseball. who tips the beam at
l05 and has posted forfeit TO 40
so tonight. This youngster will meet
a whirlwind in Patsy Donovan, NY
weight champion of the District.
The pair will step ten ROUNDS pro-
yided one does not send the other
into dreamianu DeloiS 1e
the route.
In the semi-final Johnny Ray Will
tackle Jack Anderson. of the waiter
Reed Hospital. while the prelim Will
see Johnny Vitanza and Kid Magia'
from the soldiers hospital, hook up
in six rounds. Taken all in ALL thls
is a banner card. and it looks as II
those of us who journey to Ardmore'
Md. tonight are in for a rare treat
along pugilistic lines.
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BELMONT PARK ENTRIES

First Raoe.-Four and a half furiongs.
Two-year-olds. Walk Up, l0T; Dream Crepe,
lOT; Mary Erb. 1O7; George .BOvee, 1lO;
Little Dear. 1lO; Fading Star. ll6; Hot
Stun, ITO.
Second Race. - Three -year-olds and up;
Five and a half furlongs. TOujours. 1lS;
Cinderella. 10; Enflade. l26; Elected I'd,
ZIG; Rubidium, l06: SaIvestra. 40; Lunetta,
1lO; His Choice. 110; Ina Frank. 40; Pen
rose, 113; Betty J.. 106; Head over Heels,
1I3.
Third Raoe.-Four-year-ol and up. One
mile. Alma b, l1O; Wooden Shoes, 10;
Gleipner, 110; Airman. III; Paddy Dear, 10;
Frank Waters, 113: Tom Brooks, 113; Cousin
o. Mine, 1IS; Great Gull. 1l0; Burlingame,
ITO; Harry N. Stevens, ITO; Tiger Rose,
1l0; Favour. los; Pierre a Fen, lie.
Fourth Raoe.-Thrce- year-olds and up. Six
and a half furlongs. Sunnash ID, 126; Sal
Nestra, 10: Gloomy Gus. los; Lord Brighton,
122; Tippity witchet. 1l6.
Fifth Race.-Three-year-olds. One mile.
American Soldier. los; Tattle. 112; Tlmont,
log.
Sixth Raee.-Three- yea r-olds and up: six
furiongs. Musito, lis: Lady Archie, 10;
Service Star. lis: Ernest A. lis; Fop. 1l5;
Dinnacare. 1l5; Cherubino, lis; Royal Jes-
ter. lis; Jadda, 115; Carline s. IlO; Eastern
Glow. 10; Phalaris.- lis; King George, 115;
Old Sinner, Ilj; Diomsdes, 115: Hello Cross,
IFS; Retrieve. 1lo; Totsnium, ll5.
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Lew Tender Is
Decisively Beaten
By Fitzsimmons

. Philadelphia, Pa. May 2i.-Eddis
Fitzsimmons. OF New York. defeat.
ed Lew Tender. CT this city. in the
s-round windTup bout Of the open
ing, show at Shioe Park tonight.
in addition to winning the contest.
Fitzsimmons floored Tender with a
left hook TO the jaw in the last
round: the blow sent Tender to
his knees.
He did not take the count. but
got to his feet Immediately. 1t
was an overland swing and caught
Tender squarely on the jaw. He
was backed against the ropes, and
Fitsimmons let his hsts ny until
the punch landed in this round
Fitzsimn ons appeared to have All
the better of tho going. In Sct'
in the seventh and eighth he clear
ly outScught Tender. Even giving
Tender the Eovantage OF the nrst
two rounds, which were very tame
everything in the bout indicated
that Titz was the winner. The ac-
tual score of the rounds shows that
the boxers split even. but Fizsim-
mons margin of advantage was
great in the rounds that he won
so that he completely overshadowed
Tender. The score by rounds
shows that Tender got the hrst
two, and the next two went % Fitz-
simmons. Tender grabbing the nftn
and sixth. while the seventh ana
eighth belong Io the New Yorker.
Harry CKid) Brown. of this city.
won from Johnny Kilbane. worlds
feather-weight champion. in the six
round semi -windup. kilbane used
all his strategy to hold of his young
and vigorous opponent. For three
rounds the veteran champion did
not attempt to lead. He contented
himself with blocking Browns s
swings. clinching and bringing All
sorts of tricks into play in order TO
stall his way through.
Brown kept charging. and al
though many of his punches were
robbed of their force by the gray
haired fox Of the ring. Brown was
clearly entitled to a shade OF the
advantage at the finish.
Kid williams, former bantam
weight king, came out of retire
ment. and was greeted with loud
acclaim when he started against
Patsy johnson, of Trenton. The
kid" eager to show the crowd
that his two years absence from
the ring and a long siege Of illness
had not robbed him of his old-time
vigor. at least satisfied the fans
that he was Johnson's master in
fast eight-round battle. Williams
won and won easily.
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htns: Hooper, NeNaIIy, Hendryx, Schang,
Bush Austin. Errors: AcNally, Foster.
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TORONTO RESULTS

First R.e..-onico. liz CRotrisuezl, 10
. 20, 10: Guy. Ii3 tMOrris). 8..O' .lV'
YowelI, ll5 u. williAms). 10. Time.
I:l4a-5 Water Warbler. Miss Gayle and
Thomas B. McMahon also ran.
Second Race.~-Bengan. 126 tAarrcro)'
100, SO. $50; Britain's Ally. 1l6 lPrim-
rosel. 3.9O. 800; Gold Galore. 1oi tBlackl.
g 50 Time. I:1e. Royal Red Bird Man
DARN. Aconi,. The Lost Bird and cornOroom
Third Race,-Master Bill. ia ~. Miil-
isms1, $50 out out: Goldine. 40 (RStri-
guez), out. out; Bcsthon. III tMorrisl. out.
Time. 1;40 10 Only three starters.
Fourth Race. - Baby Grand, 10 C&Hl-
iamsI, go, go. 2.10; Heathbell. 100 ;fKo-
maneIID, go. 2.10; Assyrian Queen. li'
CCalver). 30. Time. 1:e1 20. Jean Cor
rie and Aunt Annie also ran.
Fifth Raoe.-Foreground liz (Rodriguez''
4sO, $50, out; Midnight Sun. 10s dish
mon). 30, out; Romeo. LOG (Willisl. ont.
Time, LAS. King Herod and Douglass s.
also ran. -
sixth Race. - Antionette. 100 tHeupell'
ll.p0, GO, $40; Amino. ia (MetcalO,
II 80. $50: syIvano. 100 (Disnon). 10.
Time. l:49 3-5. Capital City, Peerless One,
Glasstoi and G. NJ Miller also ran.
Seventh Race.--Alice in Wonderland, 112
Bird. 1880. $40, 3.00; Galway. ia (Lar-
sonl, $50, $40: 0stara. 90 (Parrington).
2.e0. Time, >1:I8 4-5. Jim Petrie, Raveon,
Marie Freeborn and Rose Richmond also ran.
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DRIVING PARK RESULTS

First Race.-Dr. zab. 115 (Pauley), SEQ.
s.5O, 4. 20: Yankee Notions. 115 (Parringtou),
4.3O, {. s.20; Sir GaIahad ID, 1l5 tNuccioC. 460.
Time. 80 4-5. Propa anda, Miss Fauntie-
roy. Sea Mime, Pokey B, Bell Main and
Togoland also ran.
second Raoe.-Crystal Day, 40 Dawsonl.
900, 40, 3 so; Calvert, 105 (Pauley), 400.
3. 20; Myada, 100 CBryson) $50. Time.
los IS. Slick ID. General. Litholick, Rail-
bird and Old Red also ran. 49,. 49,
Third Raee..-kingling' 3D., ia Parring-
tonJ, 15.50. T.10. 10; Koran, 100 tDaw awsoa).
4.5O, $40; Clip, ia {Rileyl. $40, Time,
1:e7 40. W.. Ward. Thistle Queen, Martha
Luekett and Lady Ward ALSO ran.
d. Fourth Race.-Mtmbo Jumbo, 1la (Mcin-
tyrel, $40 80, out: Beck and Call, o5
tIsryson), $40, out: Pas de Chance, los
tstirfingl. out, Time. 1:sS 20. Hacka-
Tifth Rsos'-Diadi .1l5 tste-liuel. 1884,
@. 10, 9. so: Zouave. ll5 (BrysonI. 5.90. 40;
PiLroch, lis (Dawsonl, $50. Time, i 30.
Redhhd. Hello Partner. -Torquato I'd and
sixth Race.-sir William johnson. 100
sIMeTntyrel. eco 400. go; Dal Rose. 104
tDawsonl. 40. e.6o; wsnd. 100 CP3uleyl.
$50. Time. 1 80 3-5.-- Whitehayen. Miss
sterling Col. Holloway, Bob Baker. Chai-
lenge and Jose de Wales also ran
Seventh Raee.-yeto, liz tPauleyl. 80,
4. .30. s. 10; T. ! Day. Ill tParrinrtenJ. s. 80,
4.9o; Miss F1Iiey. -ioa CDa wsonl, 500. Time,
80 As. Austral. Hon Thrush and wodan
also ran. -
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POOR SCORES IN QUALIFYING
ROUND OF GOLF TOURNAMENT

Rather poor scores were turned
In In the qualifying round Of IN.
womenis District ehsmplonship Eor
tournament played over the chew
Chase course yesterday, MrG T
Kinksid. cot Chevy chase, Win a %
being low medsiIst with the onI,
mark OF less than 100. Mrs. I. o
Cameron q elubmste. with I0i, wa
second best.
The hrst round Of match play it
scheduled for this morning. begin.
ming at 10 o'clock with matches go
ing out IN the order given below
at I'VE minute Intervals thereafter
The figures shown after each name
arc the Qualification marks mad
yesterday.
Mrs. w. C. wailIne. Chevy Cha.
(1oSD va. Mrs. Knox. Washingtot
G0D: Mrs. Jonathan Bourne, Chew
Chase C1o7) vs. Mrs. Tom Moore
Bannockburn G23D: Mrs. Savage
Chevy Chase Cls7) va Mrs. r.. r.
Carlson, Washington l2D; Mrs
Atkins, Chevy Chase $50 VS.. Mrs
Frank Hyatt, jr.. Chevy CHASE
C0sD; Mrs. l. o. Cameron. Chevy
Chase U0D Va. Mrs c. l. Frailey
Chevy Chase (l0D: Miss r. G
Hacker. Chevy Chase GlS) vs. Mrs
J. r. DeFarges. Bannockburn ul5);
Mrs. l. b. Pierce. Washington ClO5l
VS.. Mrs. Emory Smith. Chevy Chase
U0s): Miss Georgia Herring, Ban.
nockburn GOD VS.. Mrs. T. Kin
kaid. Chevy Chase (s2).
Mrs. Corcoran Thorn. Chevy Chase
scored 1i5 but withdrew. while the
following failed to qualify: Mrs. A.
l. Parsons. Chevy Chase GIsD. and
Mrs. George Richards. Chevy Chase
Gl9.
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BELMONT RESULTS,

"a First ,n R.os.-Peter Piper. 115 Fator,
10 70 = even. to 5; Old Koenig, lo5 ri. -
nes,' I to to 9; Audacious. 100 TRnS
IInn 1Gn1' n.o to 3. Time. 1:O4 S-5. Haston % On
oee0no haee.-Genevieve b, 1877 tv,,,-
amsD, to 1. Z to 5, out: KvonS,sV WILL, ,ae
'Smootl; even. out: Square DeaIer ~
nowersl. out. Time. 4:a0. Decision oIsa
Third Rsos.-Eye Opener. 11e nr.A...,
s 20 !" o even, ! to 2; IngIecrest, 1i2 1Jobn.
son.. son. to 3. 3 to S; Hope Princess 'o I0I
11psu.1ton). to & Time, :5s SIS GIaavs
George Boree. Seguerola also m n
Leutn haoe.-wild Air. 1O7 (Ambros.i
-, ~. to 4, out; Thunderclap, 114 CFa'
."r,' om, Ito 4. out: On Watch, 1O5 JBarret,l
sta v lime. :ss As. On Watch added
Sr.,S Ihunderclap and Corn Tassel HiI.
u'SM v.t. entry. Corn TasseI also ran.
a. haee.-Tingaling. ITO (Hsynes, I,
ONT. IT, out; Dorcas. log CHopkinsJ, to 3
Time ne ne, Begin 3D., los (zoeIIer)' out. e
eI Isl. Three starters.
- Aaoe.-0riole, lis (Rowanl. 4 IN
= to :: sedgeheld. Ii5 Turner r.
t. ~; Wireless. 1I5 IMcGravi aT.r
Fine ;aZ SO: Moon Glow, Black Ton onr
RUG, Crest. Present. Rep, Danneil also ran our
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Is fair. Lady in Black. wen nf<ant,
Furbelow, nice horse but mayEB I'M
mere Tor, final pipe opener. Miss
fountain is the class in the second.
she has not yet raced to best ferm
but will probably do it today.eyAll
over but the shouting in the third.
here's where the dynamiters turn
loose the good thing. its Lucky B.
He is primed. and cooked for the
question and only a lot of bad
luck will prevent him from ringing
the bell. One word more, don't let
the price scare you off. Orenzo
nsures right close up. Tom Logan
ana Hariock have the short end of
II between them. The stable con-
nections plunged on the latter the
other day.
American Ace has all the foot of
his party in the fourth and should
be able to throw dust in the faces
of his, competitors all the way.
Angon rs a sleeper Ernest B. will
carry the proverbial ton of wise
money in the sixth. while Lord
Wrack Is the whispered good thing
In the last. Nun sed.
One Best Bet OF the Day,
HELIUM. ...
hest Take-a-Chanee Bet,
LORD wRACK.
Best Parlayi
LADY IN BLACK, MARIE MILLER,
hERCHANT-ros SHOW.
LOUISVILLE SELECTIONS.
First Race - FrfyoIity, Marie
Maxim, Lady In Black.
Second Race-Miss Fountain, Do
ric, Berths 8.
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President to Be
Invited to Open
Service Ball Game

With the Nationals out of town
next Monday, Decoration Day,
the Army and Marine Corps will
stage a big exhibition game at
the Washington park for the
beneit of the wounded service
men at St. Elizabeth's Hospital
The game will begin at
o'clock and President Wilson
viii be invited to throw the
nrst ball. In case of his in
ability to accept. Gen. Pershing
VIII be asked to do the honors.
Army and Marine bands will
furnish music. A large crowd
Is expected to attend the game.
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REX CLUBMEN TO
PLAY IN PHILA.

On next Saturday morning the
Rex Athletic Club will leave town
for a three-days' trip TO PhiIadeI-
phia and Camden, y. J. While in
Quaker town the local clubmen will
encounter the Strawbridge and
Clothier team. the Nativity Catholic
nine and the Marshall and Smith
Brothers aggregation. The final
game of the four will be played in
Camden. n. J.. Monday afternoon. the
Camden A. A. being the hosts.
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Totals IS Is u 81 Totals. SS . Is
sRatted for Naylor in seventh inning.
SBatted for Hasty in ninth inning.
Score by innings:
AfhIetics w 600 900 - o =
Runs-Murphy ~. Z. Collins t2l. Weaver
t2I. Jackson. Felsch. Dykes. Walker. Errors
-Faber Dykes. Griffin. Two-base hits-E.
Collins Felsch. Griffin. Styles. Home run
Felsch. Struck out-By Faber. 3: by Mayor.
4. First base on balIs-0n Faber. l; on
Hesty, I; OF NayIOr. l. Passed ball-fer-
kinS Sacrifice Dugan. Walker. Sac
rifice hies-Jack>on 80, DUgan. tmpires-
Evans and Hildrbrand.
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Tech and Central
Battle Today at
Union League Park

After short lay.off the Scholastic
baseball series will again get un-
der way when the present league
leaders engage the Tech High School
atsthe Union League Park this aft
ernoon at 3 p. m.
Krupp. Centrai's star pitcher. will
again be ON the mound for the Blue
and White school team. while Coach
Apple will use ouffett for the Manual
Trainers,
The athletic faculty has not yet
decided as to what umpire will work
in this afternoons game.
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PRINCETON TAKES
SERIES FROM HARVARD

Cambridge. Mass, May .l.-
Princeton won the deciding game
of the annual baseball series with
Harvard here this afternoon. TO 0.
Warburton and FELTON,. who op-
posed each other in the opening
game. were on the mound. the for
mer repeating his victory. Both
pitchers were effective but three
errors. a sacrifice hit and a feIder's
choice by Harvard gave Princeton
an advantage OF four runs in the
opening inning. FELTON, famed
eleven Tiger batsmen.
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Belmont Park Selections
One Horse Specials.
BY GIBBI.

First Race - Mary Erb - Has a
hard race before her, but she's good
enough.
Second Hace-Rubidium- sweet
little lady that is hard to beat at
any time.
Third Race-Tiger Rose-Must be
given the preference on that last
race.
Fourth Race-Lord BriEhtOu-one
of the Hildrcth sprinters that is in
top-notch condition.
Fifth Race-TattIe-It looks like
a set-up. The best of the day.
Sixth Race-Royal Jester-OHe OF
the Ross colts that will not disap-
point today.
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CATHOLICU. STAR
TO JOIN YANKEES?

Dame rumor has, IL that
Scotch" Lucey. star shortstop
of the Catholic University nine
for the past two seasons. is about
to graduate from the ranks of
college baseball and become a
member of the New York Yam
KEGS. The report can neither be
affirmed or denied. but it is
known fact that Lueey has been
given the once over by two or
three of the big league scouts.
Scotch" has been a. brilliant
performer around shortfeld for
the Red and Black nine. C. US
loss Is most certain to be Col.
Ruppert's gain.
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CENTERVILLE LANDS
ANNUAL TRACK MEET

Centerville. Nd. May 2l.-At the
annual field and track meet Of the
public schools Of Queen Anne
County. held in Centreville under the
direction Of the Public Athletic
League OF Maryland. Centerville car
ried OF the honors of the big meet
by a score of lO5 points. The score
by towns follows:
centerville. lo5; StevensvilIe. 20;
Queen Anne. 6S: Sudlersville. as:
Churchill. L.; Union, L.. CrUmp-
ton, !.
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Ardmore Fight Card.

Ad Wolgast. Philadelphia, VS..
Young Bowen. Washington. ten
rounds.
Patsy Donovan, Washington,
vs.. Charley Ray. Philadelphia,
zen rounds.
Johnny Ray. Washington. VS..
lack Anderson, Walter Reed Hos
oital. six rounds.
Johnny Vitanza, Washington.
rs. Kid Magia. Walter Reed Hos
oital, six rounds.
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South America for Red.

New York, May 2I.-An Invitation
may be issued to the Cincinnati
baseball club. IL they emerge from
the 1880 race as pennant winners. to
attend The national exposition of
United States manufacturers to be
held at Buenos Aires. Argentina. in
Seyemher. and stage a series of ex-
hihition. gamer with team OF an-
stars. collected from both leagues.
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THRALL TOCOACH
OLD DOMINION CLUB

Alexandria, Va. May 24.-An-
nouncement is made that Walter
Thrall. former coach of the Potomac
Boat Club, has been engaged to
coach the crew of the Old Dominion
Boat Club that will participate in
the Southern Rowing Association
regatta which will be held here
duly 10.
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SOX IN SLUCGINC
FEST; MACKS LOSE

Philadelphia. May 24.-The White
Sox resumed their hitting here to-
day, hammering three Athletic
pitchers for fifteen hits and winning
by a score of 10 TO .. Faber was
in fine form. banking the locals
until the eighth inning.
Happy Felch tied Babe Ruth's
mark in the seventh when
he hit the bali into the center-feld
bleachers. This was his sixth cir
cult clout of the season. The score:
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REDS BEAT BRAVES
IN FAST FINISH

Cincinnati. Ohio. May 24.-The
Braves got of to a good start
against the Champs today, but the
Reds came strong at the end, win
ming over McQuillan by a score OF
4 to 2. Reuther held the visitors
to Ave hits while his teammates
bstted out an even dozen. The score:
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PRINCETON ATHLETES
: GOING TO ENGLAND

Princeton. y. j.. May e4.-Fifteen
Princeton track athletes with Coach
Fitzpatrick will sail for England
around June 12 to compete in a meet
with Oxford and Cambridge, accord
ing to plans of the Princeton board
of athletic control.
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Totals. 3S II q Iii Totals. 3714eT o
'Batted for SchUpp in fifth inning
tBatted for May in ninth inninge
+Batted for lanTrin in nIntk'inninE.
Score by innings:
New York -......,. 0O2 100 4OO-T
st. Louis .......-,. 900 oil OaO-
Runs-Fletcher I3l. Burns. Young. Doyle.
Nehf, stock ~. Hornsby. Lavsn. Errors
McHenTy. LavBn. TwO-bzse hits-Fletcher
t2). Hornsby. Three-bsse hit-Kinx Sacri-
fcee hit - Doyle. Double plays - Sehf to
FLETCHER to Kelly: Doyle to Fletcher to
Kelly: Schultz to Clemens. Left on bases-
New York, D; st. Louis, Z. Base on balls
on Nehf. 1: OF Schupp. 4: of May, - Hits
made-0n Sehf. 13 In z innings. none out in
eighth; on Toney. in innings: OF schupp.
In . innings; of sherdeI. In 1 Ia in
nipgs. none out in seventh; OF May, 1 in
.-3 innings. Struck out-By Nehf. I; by
SChupp. .; by May. 4. Winning pitcher
Nehf. Losing pitcher-Schupp. Cmpires-
ouigley and o'Day. Time-2:55.
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DODGERS WIN CLOSE
GAME FROM PIRATES

Pittsburg. May 24.-A lone tally
in the fifth inning of today's game
between Pittsburg and Brooklyn
was enough to give Wilbur Robin
sons Dodgers the game over Pitts
burg by 10 count. AL MamauX.
pitching against his former team
mates, was IN rare form allowing
but four scattered hits. The score:
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The lads who nurse the tick-tock watches and
on inner railing during the early morning
hours shoot us this smart youngster their special
of the meeting. That's pretty strong. Wot! Well
grab earful of their chatter rsenator Camden has
pretty shity baby In this smart daughter of Light
Brigade. Her last race was crackerjack. but she .
bound to improve OF that effort II oBrien only
sits she will home the front end OF it
There, you have the answer in your lily white mitts
Sky Blue should be second with Queen OF Trumps
and Marjorie Mackay hghting it out at the end dor
the peep" money. All this happens in the NTH at
Louisville this afternoon;
In the days opener 1 fancy the chances OF
FrivoIty slightly best win have good boy in the
~ be running horses at the end. Marie Maxim
~ rrah
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BRTTTON TO MEET
JOHNNY WILSON

weIter-weight champion. has ac-
cepted an offer of $4,000 70 fight
twelve rounds in Akron, O., July
with Johnny Wilson new middle
weight champion. Dan Moran. his
manager. announced today.
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THREE CARD PITCHERS
HAMMERED BY GIANTS

st. Louis, Mo-. May 24-The Giants
batted three st. Louis pitchers hard
today winning in easy fashion. : to
a. Nehf started for McGraw. but was
relieved by Fred Toney when the
locals threatened to rally. The score:
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YAMS ARE BLANKED
BY TIGER PITCHER

New York. May %. Detroit
showed unexpected strength here
this afternoon and defeated the
Yankees in the first game Of the
series by a score of ) to !. Howard
Ehmke pitched a brilliant game for
the Detroits. the Yanks making only
two hits on him. The score:
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Tational League.
RED SOX RALLY
TODEFEAT BROWNS

Boston, Mass, May e4.-one big
inning. the third. tells the tale Of
the Red Sox' victory over the st.
Louis Browns here today. In that
stanza a quartet OF Barrowmen
crossed the rubber and put the game
on ice. the locals winning by the
score of 5-1. The score: