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Adams kept on the course and downed
Alex Coles of the home club in the
final Of the second beaten eight
The summary
First Sixteen-Semi- final round: w. Il.
Donohue, Shackamaxon, beat A. e. Camp
bell. Trenton, l up: William ReelSie, Upper
Montclair, beat Il. II. McAdams, Suburban,
UP and 9.
Final Round-Reekie beat Donohue. up
and 4.
Beaten Eight, First sixteen-Fnal round
9. G. Ingraham, Hunterdon Valley, beat
Ray Twyetfort. Bridgehampton, 4 up and 3.
Second Sxteen-Semi-final round: j. +.
Waldo, Buffalo, beat r. Lambert, Trenton,
up and g. X. $. Worthington. Shawnee,
beat Frank Harper, Trenton. ) up and g.
Final Round-Waldo beat Worthington, 3
up and 2.
Beaten Eight. Second sixteen-Final round
Samuel Allison, st. Adams, beat Alex Coles,
Shawnee, up.
Third Sixteen-Semi- final round: DR.. A.
7. Haight, Belleclaire. beat NJ Summers
Glenridge. up and 9; w. ID. johnson,
Garden City, beat II. Bentley. Shawnee. 6
Final Round-Johnson beat Haight. 3 up
and Q.
Beaten Eight, Third sixteen-Final round:
j. +. Clarke, Shawnee. beat Or. Walter
Angel. Shawnee, up and ..
Fourth Sixteen-Semi- final round DR..
Kniffin, Suburban, beat George Rodenbaugh,
Shawnee, up; a. p. Downing Island beat
r. w. Buchanan, Suburban, up and 8.
Final Round-Downing beat Kniffin. up
and Q.
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ROD AND GUN NEWS

stores. Much Is said regarding the I'm
want IA to say here that You can't DC TOO Sd par
ticular In selecting the counterfeit present
ments for sunfish. Trout are no more par
ticular than are these little fishes OF tho
lakes and brooks. small fly, nothing
larger than II or 10. should be selected, sucl,
the Royal Coachman. Professor, silver
Doctor. Scarlet Ibis. Par. Bell Jungle Cock
and flies of that llk VIII usually prove at
tractive There are times, however. cspe-
cially when fishing small creeks when f,r1r
subdued tints should be employed. like Eve
ming Dun. Willow, Gray Hacklc or Wick
hams Fancy. In such fishing more depends
upon the handling of the fly than upon the
particular tint Of feather, once you have dis
covered their fancy. lights or darks. brilliant
Home Of sunfish-Most anglers thinl, ~
sunfish as lake dwellers. and so they ar,
usually, but they are also TO be found In
small brooks emptying into such lakes Or
into rivers where they are plentiful II 81
when fishing the creeks that the sport grips
the anglers imaginatl,o,n Fact is fishing
With this difference, sunfish nre always
found In the deep holes. while trout are
sometimes found IN the shadows md rapids.
One should fish the holes, fishing far apd
fine. casting lis longest and prettiest. for
the sunnies appreciate expert work. They
rise steadily and with vim mouthinr the nv
delicatelv, as does the rainbow, and must
b. struck with care lest the steel be pulled
away. Hooked, they put M ver5 nrCv
fight indeed, rushing through the water this
way and that. ripping tho line with an
audible sound and spinning round and round
aristocratic trout ever attempted n
the fish weighed up TO a pound or so he
could give the trout aces and spades and
beat the gnme. 7 have fished for many OF
the Justly famous game fishes of America
and am here 10 assert that sunny fly fish
Ing hns a charm ell its own.
F1yfisbing for Sunfish Has Charm-It IS
midsummer, whom goldenrod and wild run
flowers lean Lovingly out over the brooks
banks that flyflshinR for sunfish is nt ns
bcst and is tho very poetry ~ angling Gold
in the sky, gold on the banks and gold III the
water-what more could poet ask? At
the edge of evening, lust as the great round
sun IS sinking behind the western horizon
nain'inr the hills With q splendor only
dreamed by Turner or an Tnness. take your
Ilghteet nv rod and visit aome meadow brook
let IN quest Of sunfish and discover for
Yourself " have overdrawn the attractive
moss of the sport ono can always find sun
fish. no matter how warm the creeks, pro-
viding they empty into waters inhabited bv
The little fellows, for they are not notional
or fnical like the trout. They are not half
had fried 10 n delicate brown IN bacon fat
7 speak from abundant experience. In con
cluslOn. when flyfighinr on lntcs the sport
wi he little more difficult for the rodster
has not the shelter of creek banks; but even
on lakes the little fellows can be outwittcd
and for want Of better fish they are highly
satisfactory. Let the fly sink after each
cast and retrieve with short Jerks.
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Play for Two Cups.

The qualifying play for the Benjamin
Moore trophy and Green Committee cup
were the features at the Upper Mont
clair Country Club links yesterday.
Those who qualified were:
Moore Trophy, First Eight-T. X. Garner.
81. 13-T2; j. w. Young. 93, 20-73: f. T..
14riswold, sc, i2-I4; A. u. Busby. rs, 4-74 /.
X. Moir 81, s-74; c. Il. Rradley. 81, s-7I ;
J. c. Patterson. %. 1T-75; II. +. Weller
%, 2a-75.
Second Eight-G. f. Howard. 92, 23-G0
w II. Taylor, %. 22-71; i. J. Donegan,
100. et-T6. w. =. Allen, 104. 2T-T7: T.. /.
Schulhof. 105. $50. o. T.. Goldschmidt.
1oI, 22-62. f. 6. smith, 1o4. Pisa: w. X.
Mack, 10G PISA: II. J. @. Mackie, So, 7-76
S. NJ. Wood so, 4-76; r.. @. Hoyt. 80, 1s-
76; A. Jeakin 90. 13-77;, NJ. Noile a, To-
7s; W. - Dodd. "a. 1e-7s; 4. s. Armagnae,
Stone, 90, 13-7q: w c. Cushman. %. fs--
81 r. +. Congdon, ~. 1873: G. n. Berrian
a6, 1888, =. n Cocketsir, 90. 13--S3. Il. A.
Brennan 81. t3-St; g. r.. Griffin. l02. IL
81 j. B. Bacr 100. t3-S7
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Swimming in Garden Pool.

The next series Of swimming events under
the auspices Of the Metropolitan Association,
A. A. u, Will be held in Madison Square
Garden pool next Thursday night. An un-
u~ually good card of events has been ar
ranged and some stiff competition should
cnsue. For the women two events are
scheduled. 100 meters breast stroke and 200
meters handicap. fancy dive from a ten
foot springboard and n water polo game
viii be the events for the men.
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Glen Ridge Best Ball.

GLEN RIpoE. y. j.. Aug Ga best
ball event on tho Glen Ridge Country
Club links was won yesterday by
Thomas +. Macksey and G. j. Wilson.
with s0--f2, 6s. Other good scores
were
H. r. Louden and O. 3. Martin. 72-3.
SO j. r. Lancaster and w. @. Thomas
7s-9. CO. r. w. Virgins and A. ].
Armstrong. 90--19-7t II. A. Smith and
H. B. Salmon. s4-t2, 4; ; w. +. Powers
and +. G. Vanauken. SS--16, ~
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Wins Flag Competition.

w. +. Austin. with a score of 93--27.
Sc. won the flag competition AT the
Plainfeld Country Club to-day. Charles
Gilman finished second with score OF
92--24. IS, These scores were returned
in the ball sweepstakes:
George NJ. Holstein. Jr., 500. IL !;
e. w. Jeffcott, 91-19. ~; J.. S. Aver.
92-20, 72 c. o. Holmes. s7--15. 72 /:
A. w. Drake. s4--11. 10. d. d. Barlow,
92--l7. T5 Robert F. Degraff 96-29,
76 George M. Murray 96-17, 10.
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r.. s. worthington Loses.

In the second sixteen j. F. Waldo,
former Buffalo champion. played in his
best style and defeated r. s. Worthng-
ton of the home club in the final The
margin was and 2.
Two New Workers. w. u. Johnson OF
Garden City and DR.. A. T. Haight of
Belleclaire clashed in the final of the
third division and the steady Johnson
downed the Doctor, and .. Johnson
was playing at rs clip.
In the beaten eight OF the first six
teen c. G. Ingraham Of Huntingdon Val
ley downed Ray Twyeffort Of Bridge
hampton. while Samuel Allison OF ST.
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W. M. Reekie is Victor
in Final at Shawnee
Defeats w. E. Conohue by
S and A.

Special Despatch to THE New York HERALD.
6.-Reeling off the holes in par figures
William G. Reellie of Upper Montclair
proved too much for w. e. Donohue of
Shackamaxon. in the final round of the
invitation golf tournament at the Shaw
nee Country Club to-day. The former
New Jersey champion won by up and
to play. and from the moment he took
the second hold Reehie always had the
iinner hand Tho ca rd
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In Montclair Sweep

Sweepstakes In two classes were run
Off on the Montclair Golf Club links
yesterday. II. j. Wright winning In
Class A and r. j. Kelly in Class y.
The scores
w. ". Clough $50. rs: Frank
Hughes. 9s-t5. SO.
Class B-F. j. Kelly. 9s-f7. 81.
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international Cricket Match

ATTLFBoRouGIr. England. Aug. g.
The match between the Philadelphia
cricketers and Roblnson's eleven ended
IN draw The Philadelphians scored 214
IN their first innings and 9S IN their
second, the Robinsons 124 In their first
and 81 In their second for three wiclets
In the first innings OF the Philadel-
phia men Evans scored s. and Mifflin
40, both being caught out The work
OF the Philadelphia bowlers was excel
lent, Morris taking 2 wickets for is
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BRITONS DEFEAT
YANKEES ON LINKS
Duncan and Mitchell Finish
l Up on Barnes and
Mclean.
ARE 8 UP IN MORNING
Home Professionals Make In
tereSting Contest in After
noon at Grassy Sprain.
ny KERR y. PETRIE.

BY missing a short putt on the thir-
ty-fourth green, Abe Mitchell of Eng
land came perilousIy near TO allowing
Jim Barnes, the national open cham
pion, and George Mclean of Grassy
Sprain to tie himself and George Dun
can in their exhibition thirty-six hole
match over the Grassy Sprain links
yesterday. AS 1t was Abe and George
held their own on the last two holes
and won by up.
With three holes still TO play, they
were two 10 the good, and when
Mitchell was left with a short putt to
make for the half in 4 it seemed that
nothing could prevent the British pair
from becoming dormie. Barnes had
holed the par, and it was left to Abe
to do likewise. However, the English
star on this particular green at least
was found wanting, the ball passing
the cup and allowing the American
pair TO reduce their opponents lead
for the first time in the afternoon
round to one hole.
On the seventeenth, a short hole of
1A5 yards, the danger for the Britons
was narrowly averted, as Mclean, the
last to putt. laid his ball on the lip on
fifteen foot try. On the home hole
Mclean made another spectacular snot
in an effort to bring the pair from over
seas to even terms. his ball from a
bunkered second stopping about two
inches short of the desired haven.
After George had missed on this re-
markable recovery shot the issue was
clear cut. Both Mitchell and Duncan
were on the green and well set for the
par 4, whereas Barnes was on the edge
and to win would have had to hole his
chip shot Jim laid his ball dead, but
even dead was scarcely good enough in
that emergency, for Duncan and Mitchell
had the match by the odd hole.
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STAMFORD CLAss-START. 3.oo-7M
NIL .E.S

HANDICAP CLASS-SECOND DIVISION
START 2:35-1oh MILES.
j. II. Curtis. 4 % 45 30 A.
WGndee /. r. Raymond. 4 so o3 55 o3
Corrected times-Jabberwock. 1:44 :40;
Wandee, :0S :03.
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The Cards.

BEST BALL-MoRNING ROUND.
Duncan and Mitchell
Out .. 4 A 4 3-33
Barnes and Mclean
Out. t......... = 4-3f
Duncan and Mitchell
In....... 3 8 4-34-67
Barnes and Mclean
In....4 4 4 4 3 8 5--34-71
AFTERNOON ROUND.
Duncan and Mitchell
Out. ........ 3 5 b-31
Barnes and Mclean
Out .........4 4 6 3 5-37
Duncan and Mitchell
In........4 3 3 3 4-35-T2
Barnes and Mclean
In........6 g 3 3 4-35-T2
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he was ready to crack joke with Nc
Lean when George came down the hill
from the tee.
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It's OF MATCHES ON THE LINKS YACHTING REGATTAS
NEW YORK HERALD RACING CHART


671 FIRST RAcEone mile o2t
- -, 500
art rgoodn for all bu
3 by Vielus Th ragh-
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ROD AND GUN.

STEAMBOAT LEAVES BATTERY.
John Gully @ q IS Ss.s 81 4: s;as; 81
aboard. Capt. Henry Beche. Fishing Plist.
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The Wood Pussy Wins z
Races in the Kitten Class
Scat Capsizes in Morning
Brush Off Centre Island.

OYSTER BAY, L. l.. Aug. 6.-J. c.
Work. who recently purchased Wood
Pussy from Cornelius N. Bliss. scored
double victory in the craft over the
course OF the Seawanhaka- Corinthian
Yacht Club off Centre Island here to-
day. The yacht which is one of the
new Kitten class, won both the morning
and afternoon brush in a strong south
southwest breeze. The yachts went over
the inside course of the club. In the
morning brush Scat the property of
A. d. Weekes, Jr., capsized. Her crew
was saved.
The Fish class of the club also had
race during the afternoon. The win
ner was Cookie, the property of Outer
bridge and Harvey. The yacht defeated
Valador which belongs to Rear Com
modore Nichols. New York Yacht Club
and sailed by his sister, by 20 seconds.
1t was the best racing day so far this
season for the sturdy little yachts. The
summary:
KITTEN CLASS-START, 11:1o-IN-
SIDE COTJRSE
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Second annual A. X. {. dog show Of the
Fairfield County Kennel Club, to be held at
the Wee Burn Golf club Noroton. Conn. on
Labor bay. September 5th 1921 For Pre-
mium Lists and particulars address FRANK
4. DOLE, Superintendent room 200, 1851
broadway. New York, ". Y Bryant $3.50.
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ermi a
s. o. H. W.
II,
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.Tive pounds apprentice allowance clalnled.
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slightly
ii.
the course.
Scratch Royal Arch14
4, 9.
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andha scant coedan
H. E.
dener; w. r.. Coe6 {. yree Z
mile
Won
g,4 q
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673 EAoEsx 49, IL, Is M $4,000
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Ararat was much the best, and ou
ened Scotland Yet. outrun to the sire
TO outgame KirlSlevington. Latter haC
few ran duh race and can do better
erweight-Mercury. ..
Scratched-Fluff. 106: Jesava, 106 /;
Poe, 116: Santa Claus, i'll.
Owners--No. 1. ii. p. Whitney; .,
8, IL. II. Somme.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18
GRAY LAC CAPTURES
BROOKLYN HANDICAP
Three car-Old Colt Leads Field
Over the Auurdnci
Course
IRy AssoeIatoA rrcss-

NEW YORK. June i7.-Grcy Lag. a
3-year-oid col, rs Star shoot Miss
Minnie, ridden by Jockey l.. Fator.
wearing the coi"rs 81 the Ranco,ay
stable. won the Erooklyn handicap at
ON" mile aud furIong At the !>uuc-
duct rae" track today
The time, l:i9l-5. was two-nrhs
OF "A second behind the record FOR
this race. made by II T. Whitncy's
a-y"ar-old Borrow. CARRYING III
pounds in 1917, aud equals t:tcrnal's
tim" OF two wears ago.
Today's winner carried Ito pound.
and was tn" only 3-ycar-old In tho
field Of eleven starters one OF which,
Mad Halter. "a stable companion. was
coupled with him as tho public
choice at . to | in tho betting
II, =. Whitn.y's John T. Grcr
finished second
Willis Sharre Knm"r's Extcrm-
nat"r. with tn" top impoS, Of 10
pounds, was third The race was run
over dun track in drizzic which
followed light morning rains.
Leonardo. II. followed. alternate
~. by Eternal. Audacious and John
>. Gri.r. made the early pace. whilo
Grey Lag raced in ht,h position until
rounding IN" turn, wh"r" he moved
into third place. behind John T.. Gri-r
ANA Leonardo. H. Through the final
eighth Grey Lag responded to hard
urging and outgaincd John l. Gricr
winning hy one and "A half lengths.
John l.. Gri"r WAS an equal distance
In ahVanc" ~ ENt"rm!untor. who
finished fa~t-Eoiur i"ird. Leon
trdo. IL. finished a tired fourth and
pulled up lame. b"nuacona propped
~ tn" start refused Ia cNtcnd him
Scif and cautcrcd in behind tn" field
The rae" WAS worth $500 Ia the
winner. who WAS purchased by sam
e. iIildr"th from Max Hirsch az
2-ycar-old for $4,000 lie won the
belmont stakes last week.
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,3i;5o, $50, 'eeo. won; Nordceh. los
.' thu Way Dark I'riar. Coucrn,
-. F ,!,i',l ras. nI...y.,"-old~ ana M.
g .f1n Wh'r,nE pnn 10, uTsauri>j.
'Syunir), s. -" nut. SECOND. .I"I,.tu lG
CIV hi,>i OUT ihld TIM" zoo -. Also
Fourth ,re--thr,"-y.nr-oLI miles. nurse
,Wiliisl, $500. 81 81, $50 won. AphI"
Fhil""y, ITO tNolanp. tt.1U jhir,i Ting
!. 30. y So nan II"il,N-. lgI. Hour
Miss Mullins. Dainty Lass.
ram r.c.- thr'"-y -rr-u!ds ANA nm. al
l"w"ue"S IA" Bond iiill ,urs". sl.6C0.
on mi" and . Sixteenth iuuctt iIs
man io' tFrnn'iSp. $50. f2.au. s"cond
IipI" Sahi1. ITO trirn"us,. $s.i0. th.rl
Thine! ~ - Also rHu-ruIs, Ram,
IrHN"Sty. Secret Greetings
sixth rdJ' tNn-y"Ii. odd maii"ns, colts
hnd g"idings. purS" 81 ,uUs siN iurlungs
ii"t Mosie. u" lI.yk'p. $500 $3.50. se.TN.
M"m: James -. THROWN. II. ,Ltlyi. sii.io.
manI"r. viiamn. Iampcr Zach TcrrcIl,
SIR John Reeve. IituEl-. King Haul, Hen
holster. blossom House
seventh race thr""-y"sr- oids and m.
claiming: pursc. <l.a"". ou- mile and a.
s. 80. sa.tp. won. ENhortrr. lo7 FrancisD
$3.50, $50, second: IiEh Gear. lU7
tSc"bi"p, $40 mira. riinc-l:t5 tx
Also Merchant, Eyes ~ Youth. rev
Acres. Ero'hcriy i...". virgo Yellow
blossom. Money Mail amd Easter Flower.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18
ELIMINATION TRY0UTS FOR
COLLEGE MEET POSTPONED

CHICAGO june l7.-More than lon
college Athletes from an sections of
th" country today vent through their
r"'ss OF Stage Field. prac,lciug tor
ih" National colI,glate Athletic AS
S"ri"ti"n track and held meet tomor-
row Nn, h"e"uSe many stars from
distant points w"rr unable to ARRIVE.
l"a"F elimination tr,outs scn,aril,L
'"r indaE We Called OF.
"as i"Hni lnat of tho ESQ on
b''itiS IN H- meet. nearly haIf w.,r..
unaware tl"y would nave to uuui!f...
~. ~" not arr.us" L" reach Chirac,
NM! ipuisht. IN, oilrials ,r,II,,i L,
N"GiH ~ unfair To- bar such mon a.
i'"!t In2nIps"n world chamuiGn
-!Eh hurdler, Earl Eby. Of r"musyI-
NthIa, Tom Campbell of Vail. ana
u lm"rons Pacific Coast stars because.
~ N.I" mol present Tor thr ir:.-
outs. u was d"cihvh 10 dniIhl. ia.
N-nh"r ~ timers. starters ana Judges
aN' g"Innin" trial heats with III,
ii".S tomorrow. starting tn" meet ar
'!'Nh ''ntra! standard time.
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Free ickets to Ball Game

Christy Walsh having ceased to
draw his Right ti,ld Folli.S." The
EIchmond Times Dispatch will
have its owu cartoon!St. f.. y.
k"ardon. portray "!:lar,s From the
Iil"a,h":s." The other cartoon is
offered for III" fans this morning.
Get busy and send in your "I:las,S
From TIA" Rloaoh"rS" ANA win two
tickets &" thr games AZ Mayo's
Island Park.
All OF TIA" cartoons will bc draw
ir"m IN" happenings AT tn. Leland
l'ark, and every Richmond PLAYER
and members Of other teams in
IN" l"aE"" VIII be "pcnncd" by
kcardon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18
Jack Dempsey Named
in Divorce Proceedings

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. June
- GU can say for Jack Dcmp-
sty mat he has never heard of
either one OF the parties and never
heard Of such "a town" said Jack
N"arhS, manager TOR the cham
p'on. tate today when Informed OF
the ming at Paw uSka. Okla. of
suit for divorce by H. r. Bou-
hanger. naming Dempsey as CO.
respondent.
y message from tho oklahom,
town stated that Boulanucr
charges his wife. l.illy H"ulang"r.
with carrying on "ciandcs,inc cor
r"sp"ndcnc"" with one Jack Dcmp-
ScN. OF Los Angeles. Cal. lie
claims I" have in his possession
letters written by Dempsey To his
wife. tie asserts the Jack DcmpS"y
named Is the w"li-known pugi,lst.
Roulanrcr is a member of IN.
Usage Indian tribe and is re-
c"iNinG $1,000 "a month from the
government for oil lands.
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RICHMOND HANDS WILSON
DEFEAT IN SECOND GAME
Colts Arc Victorious hy Score ot
& to ) and Series Is
Even.
PLAY TWO GAMES TODAY
First Contest VIII Start ut 2:3o
O'Clock - iinnccan Pitches
Stcady-ii"ck's Fielding Is f'ca-
turc.

Cons;s.cn, ,,,.hf, r ,..
tho Richmond colts 10 ,-ipmnh ov.r
-,
','n i'"-N Yesterday afternoon
'S''"u "'N ny ''' score ~
60 - ne Victory "' th" nome N =
'"' N'r''S l" n'u'r ana
VIZ 'Sn' or
s,n AZ '' 49, .n I'M, 1'''fh"'n' wen
nrs' gam Of IN. harSa'n day attr'c-
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80. 10, e-
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LATONIA ENTRIES

t'i rs"" pur,. 'l.oo. claiming Tor
i"'Ier'iy-e. lo' Lou WiriE. l6!,
' 'GnvnGr. lo!. Etnr I.ik".
l.iiS L.. '''' out Lsd. !o,,
"nH nus" slioo f"r maiden
II gts, ny" .llnry.e~ Mnr.u,ht.
-rra ,- .ti HH'tI Irin.". 10.
n,ai. mr5'la, III l;r.,d IT,
-. A.-" ~ ..b."--t.yIur i'-lu,-.
s,'n, sja ms, 'rhrwr, entry
lh.-A - [ag pg.rSe .it". claiming 'or
i"' 'S"nly Mo. lHa. 'N.v.. ioi 4:
..". Tom l"+ ,Naadar.n', coat. i"i.
'I.in i."s, ii". .. ! stone. liz
ier@.d s'.e- f't, tSn-y-u-a!t colts ana
'i.s.I'n! = '2uinge Gladden. Ilt. Mash,
r.. ,t,.,"' i}"ii l.neHngN.
.a-l A -. iis zi"nn FINN; ~. zcnsey.
Enp4,.r haaa.car Tor ,hrc..-,.,,r' ioni ne
u. .llr n..- aud IS sixteenth F!r- Irand
hf@." -. i,"lhgr ,a. Midwsy.
t[n'H ii. i.uc"'d, IN SANDS OF rIoas-
N""H'rHr il5 Best RAJ. M
~I''n race. rur-". 81 foo. claiming Tor
H.-' N-tf ODDS and ~; SIX furlonvs-
-nuta ~"H.f. - sir iAwnfsl. a.. EuJ-
~ r'ar !y- 'Es'crD. lry. S'ptn liz.
Hl'4.d 'hs 'g.w". iiu. Gcpr.;. starr iia.
.n viz. NE Martin Mag. iia. .numbi.
eN"nh race purse. ,lCuo claiming
'"' .r"" s."ru lds aud az on. NH" aIHi
."I N1.a lUl. -UHtlock, los. Sir rhur,in.
N.,.i"'"is, l0a. Dancing
-tfHF. zoe. i'v Gu.y, Jos Mint cat III
NN'f. i's.. allowance i've rounds
."i"''a. weather cI""r: trnrk fast
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BROOKLYN DODGERS HAN||
LEAGUE LEADERS DEFEA
Last Years Champions Beat pitl
bnrsL Pirates by S-to-3
Score.
fHy Associated Press. |

IJTTSHtiiGH. June i7.--Brooai,
defeated Pittsburgh today to r. ba
ting freely the pitching Of Iinmn,
ana Ponder. cadore pitched ~,
nnt'i TIA" ninth, when he passed /,
men and Schmid, son, thcm over wi
Il triple. Scor.:
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Virginia Railway and Power
Company -. Stoucwal Eagles.
Byrd Park. No. ,;wo ra,ucSl.
Liberty Council vs. Union En-
v'lopr Company. South side 1.-TWO
games
Jones Brothers Co vs. Church
Hill Bank. Fulton.
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WEST END : : Ir\Gt.r

" ~ F..N II ;. , Isf.N'i 7 r.
BARTON Heights HaptiS; vs.
WcStmiuSter presbyterian. SENT
mary ,two ran"S,.
Grace Covenant Presbyterian
vs.. Third Presbyterian, Eyrd
Park. No :
Barton iirichtS Methodist "
English Lutheran. Clarke springs.
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M.mnhi. nrlrn.r, rMn rln,crs.

MEMPHIS TENN Jun" li.-
George HiSchnn. Il catcher, has beer
rel leased by the Memphis southern As
Sociation club Ia the Wichita FAILS
'rcXas League club. and liy Fowlkcs
u pitcher, to Augusta. OF tn. South
Atlantic Association. 1t was an
nounccd today.
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LATONIA RESULTS

First racc--tw"- y"Hr-"ld hlli"s; claim.
ing. purse il.e"u; six ;urionEs Maynard
Nom. ll5 Dro"b, $500. S2in. second Miss
Crcstworh. IL tMurray). $3.50. third
Tim" ] :pr So. Also ran fright Lean
Naughty Nisha. Tony sue. Foul Weather
Fedora.
second raCc--Ihrcc- year olLs and nm.
military handicap, nv furiongs; purto
1000. six fHrlnnIS-Escovar. ilS (LykeJ
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TIormn .>,n,. League n..ni,>

Jacksonville. Orlando
- F'i"reburc, s. Lakeland. { It
ruIursp.
Tampa. Da}iora g.
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MOTOR LEAGi'r

wilson \ CO. vs Universal
Motor, SCOTS Addition.
In chts " Columbus " Rich
monG Motor, Coward!n Fi.Id.
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Prominent IIor.cmn, D,,.

:, NEW YORK juno MaiiI.y l.
KS prominent hors"man. ana
"n' INN" "n"r az Dan Patch a
n'houS iac"r. died t"day a. his nom.
IN brooklyn in has seventy fnur,h
49, ~ va III