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TRl-C0UNTY LEAGUE
BEGINS SEASON TOMORROW

Easton. Md. July 1.-THE III
County Baseball league gets under way
today. F1nal plans for the Anaeon
were made at a meeting here last
Friday.
Three games week viii he played
Tuesdays, Thursdays. and Saturdays.
The schedule IL so arranged that a
club playing home on Saturday plays
away from homo the other two days
in that week. Each club will have three
Saturday games at home
Fourteen playing rules We're adopt
ed and these call for the non payment
of players. allow each club To file with
the president Of the league the names
of % players by Tuesday next, and
these only will he allowed to partici-
pate in the regularly scheduled games
The rules also provide that league
clubs will not bc allowed to play outside
clubs on any diamond OF the league,
but a league club can visit another
town and play Uther than when sched-
uled with tho league teams.
The following IS the schedule adopt
ed
Chestertown-At Centreville, July
%, 81, August 80; at Easton. July 25.
August ,. 26; at ~. Michaels. Aug
ust 8. 10. 81.
Centreville-At Chestertown, Aug
ust 3. u. %; at Easton July 20. 29,
August 81; at st. Mlchaels, July Is.
August 1. &c.
Easton-At Chestertown, July IS
August !. September l. at Centre
Vile, August 3, 10, "a; at St. M!chaels
July %. -, August %.
st. Michaels-At Chestertown July
20.29, August "a; at Centrevilie. july
%. August S. September l. at Easton
August 3. u, %.
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GENE SARAGEN WINS
NATIONAL OPEN GOLF
Former Pittsburg Caddie Car
ries OFF Honors in Famous
Skokie Tournament.

Glencoe. H., July IT, Gene Sarazen.
of plttsburg.. stands on the golfing
pinnacle. He won tho national open
golf championship over the links Of
the Skokle Country club Saturday
only two strokes behind the record
for this fixture. established by Chick
Evans several years ago.
Sara2cn grew up on the links and
three years ago was Caddy. This
youthful player who has just turned
twenty-one years of age stands not
only as the youngest player who ever
won the open championship in the
country hut the winner over the
strongest field which ever struggled
for the title.
Behind him and only n stroke away
were Bobby Jones the twenty year old
amateur from b Atlanta. Ga. md
Grandpa Black, the forty four vcar
ola golfer from the Pacinc Coast who
led the field ut the end of the first
thirty six holes on Friday. Youth and
age went hand in hand at 2S9 strok cs
each.
Behind him. still further, wer,
such giants 81 the game as Walter
Hagen. with 29i. who only three
weeks ago won tho open champion
ship of Great Britain; Jim Barnes
the national champion last year, .Iocl
/ Hutchinson. winner OF tho British titl,
/ In 1921. George Duncan. the Rrea
/ Scotch player who tied for aeconc
place with Jim Hornes, only a strok'
I this year Abe Mitchell. another sta
of Great Britain, and others VIII
have earned high fame on the links.
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BILL MCGOWAN ELUDES
ANGRY MOB Of FANS
Local Arbiter Escapes in Taxi
cab After Manager Pursues
Him TO Dressing Quarters.

Rochester. y. y. July 17--Anzry
fans threatened - mob Umpire Mo
GOwan folIOwfpg yesterdays game.
Manager George S.all.nSs was acc'l@ed
Of running n IN IN the clubhouse after
the contest and {. 2 fans awaited for
him on no outs.de. lie go- b/ un-
harmed.
Stailings and the crowd took er-
ception TO McC;ogan's decis.On IN the
eighth inning when Lena 8. yles threw
FothergllI out at the pia.e Tho OriOle.
were leading by two runs nj the slrns.
FothergH and S;slllngs damned mat
Barry didn't toI-h tho TJnns;. Nc
GOwan Saw otherwise
When tho last hand WIZ ooit mrs
g9ss n Tush for MoGowan. lie ran
in the clubhouse with StaiIings bob nd
him.
lie was taken from tho PARK n IN
automobile and es-aped the fans. va .
were waiting FOR him AZ another ga:e-
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BAYNARO DEFEATS SEVENTH
WARD IN CLAYTON CONTEST

Clayton, July 17.-Ba seball fans OF
this town had a great treat Saturday
when two girls teams from Whining
ton played close and exciting game
The Baynard girls were victors down
ing the Seventh Ward team in the
ninth inning, when Miss DoEgherty
singled and Miss Talley doubled.
The game was part OF the program
in connection with the t1remen's Fair.
which Will continue until TUESDAY. y
baseball game will also feature the
final day of the fair. Dover and Clay
ton will cross bats Tuesday afternoon.
The Wilmington girls were enter
tanned at the New Century Club by a
committee composed OF Mrs Pearl
Boggs. Mrs. j. Frank Baldwin, Mrs A.
+. SineX, Mrs. Catherine Hurd Mrs.
Elizabeth Stevens and Mrs Mary J.
SeVfrsOn.
The game was pitchers battle with
odds in favor OF Mrs. Hetherington,
who allowed but two hits.
The score:
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Try an Every Evening Went Ad,
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After hearing many unlimited discussions about
the evils of college athletics the innocent bystandc might
easily the idea that II all type crime 1t
might be recalled that tho good far the
existent evils and that the latter minor
defects that merely need correcting before they
spread Eighty cent OF those benefited by ath-
lecs in colleges into the Iimeleht all At
West Point for example at least 500 cadets play football
In the fall but only fifteen eighteen ever
mentioned You hear of the leading athletes ot Penn
Yet tho greater good to the several thousand who
have stakcd beneath the great white spotlight
fame.
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INNOVATION TRIED OUT
ON EASTERN SHORE

Cambridge. Md, July IL
What is believed to be an in
novation in the method Of send
ing baseball scores from one city
10 another was tried out Satur-
day, when the Cambridge team OF
the Eastern Shore League play
ed double-headef at Pocomoke
City.
Twelve homing pigeons, the
property of C. X. Dill, this city.
were taken to Pocomoke by the
Cambridge players, and there
released by w. T. Sibbet, presi-
dent Of the Cambridge club. The
birds were set off at intervals
throughout both games, with the
scores attached 10 them
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First Race.
ST. THOMAS HAND DEFEAT
TO WESTINGHOUSE NINE

Joe Condons St. Thomas team
journeyed TO Essington. Pa, yestcr-
day afternoon and handed the West
inghouse Electric Co. team a neat
lacing, score ~.
McNin was the batting star Of the
day, his triple with the bases loaded
in the second inning being a feature
sid" Manlove was sent TO the pitch
ing mound with Ernie NAsten doing
the catching and the work of this pair
stood out prominently. only six hits
being garnered off "Side" twiriine,
while the locals batted Il of of Nap
in. The score:
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WHITE SOX 100000
BEAUTY RETTRFS

san Francisco. July 17--Willie
Kamm. San Francisco third
sacker. recently purchased by
Charles 4. Corniskey. ~ the
Chicago White 5ox. FOR 500 600
and two players. Saturday night
announced his retirement from
the game. effective Sunday. be-
cause he did not get n slice Of
the 800 900 purchase price Dr.
Charles Strub. president 81 the
San Francisco club. agrees that
ne il entitled 20 some ~ the
money, but stated that Judge
lands put into effect a law IA at
winter that stipulates bali play
ere cannot he given emoluments
beyond their salaries.
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National League.
Pete Herman Quits Ring.

New Orleans. July 17.-Peter Her
man. former baptam-~eight champion
OF the world yeserday announced his
retirement from the ring. In max
ing ths announcement ne revealed the
fact tina, ne has boon sighting the past
wear under the handicap Of total
blindness in one eye and with the
sight OF the other eye badly i'm
paired.
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SHY OF HOME Runs
RUTH II BUNTING VOW

Babe Ruth has abandoned
hope OF d home run record TINS
season and IS now striving ies-
pera.ely 20 crowd into me 800
lass. He proved this sga4nsc
Shocker. Babe got three hits. b4-
two OF them were cUnn.ng.y
placed hunts, which caught ne
enemy .nAeld fA;-footed. IN ne
first inning, with TWO out. Babe
tapped a soft one down the third
base line. Bronkle, laying back.
vas helpless, and SEVERED was
too late for the play Ia ma
seventh Babe hunted again.
They were good bUnts. TOO. and
would have required fast fed
ing.
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SCORE BY JNNtNGs
Edge Moor ...... 80 ] 2 . Y
Bankers ............. q q q . -- =
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FIRST ENGINEERS TAKE
EASY ONE FROM TRUM MP

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Fort du Pont, July 1.-THE First
Engineers won in a walk from Trump
Brothers OF the Wilmington Industrial
League here yesterday afternoon by
the one slded score OF 10 D.
The Industrial Leaguers could not
solve The delivery OF Smith. who was
not IN danger at any stage of the
game. TObin was batted hard by the
Engineers and given ragged support
in the field. Lam's work az shortstop
featured the game. The score:
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Diamond State Shoot.

The Diamond State Rife and Pistol
Club held its regular Saturday after
noon shoot on the Shellpot range. ID.
Appleby demonstrated his old time
shooting At fifty yards by hanging up
a score OF two hundred and thirty
seven out of a possible two hundred
and fifty. G.. c. Pierce made a score of
ninety-nine out OF possible one
hundred, while Cashell played fl good
score in both matches.
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Yet general interest for tho entire student body is
always built up by the few who lead tho way. There
greater variety Of colleges athletics than any
has approached. Publicity decricd I'm some
quarters has its share toward building up sport
If ontire meight withdrawn from any sport
its following would fade away. The might
stick. but there would lie youngsters coming with
any desire to pick II up and give It a whrl
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st. THOMAS TAKES FAST
GAME FROM sTFSTON ?. 6.

II took Hawk Hayes and his -.
Thomas comrades Just ona hour and
Is minutes % dispose ~ the sten+on
Field club nine 81 Harlan Field sa'-
urdoy afternoon. viii n is doubie-oui-<
;ime for Wilmington bail game. The
scoro was 20 !.
Hayes twiried clever hail gam.
and 70 was tho psychological hosr fo-
him ~ he clever, a. pitcher %aylo~,
o. Connie Marks AS" s~outsd Tiav-l<
from tho grandstand at mo reorog- .
Boss Mack. After Tho gsrre <ay..-
requested Hawk 10 TsDor, -n sn.-e
PARK next Tuesday ard soow q
s!antg 70 Come The Score.
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IndnStrinl Icngne.

Traction CO. w. du POnt Co.
Second and du Pont Sts.. Hast
ings.
Rhoads & Sons vs. Bond Mfg.
Co. Rockford No. /. Cunning
ham.
Gas 60. W. American Car &
Foundry co. Fourth and Church
SITS. Rickerts
Pennsylvania II. r. We. Trump
Bros, T. X. Il. Field. Mckinney.
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don't rank with the first twelve nfteen But what
has the United States do picking the British team?
The big Six List.
Dear sir: Here are nominations for the six great
est in SportDempscy for the saer for baseball;
Hagen for golf; Tden for tennis; Paddock the track
and wcsmuler for the water Which OF these could
be displaced by a greater star? l.. X H.
They Will do very nicely. But what about Jake
Schaefer for billiards and Legendre for present
around star?
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independent Games

Eastlake Brigade vs.. Rad
clin. Eighteenth and Van Buren,,
8 y. m.
Elmhurst vs.. Lorraine at Elm
hurst. $50.
Defiance We. Eleventh Ward,
Third and Adams, 6.i5.
81. Thomas vs.. Stenton at
Philadelphia.
Wilmington Recreation Girls
VS.. Brandywine Girls, Twenty
ninth and Market streets. $50.
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NEW CASTLI
MARSHALLToN

SCORE BY INNINGS
New Castle - 600 OOOO3 90
MarshalltOn 1000 Ol %
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GREAT CONTEST
FOR tASTIAkF TONIGHT

Brsndywine girls will take on
the Wilmington Recreation girls
today az Twenty ninth and Mar
ket streets and q contest "
merit should take place. ss sew
eral OF the Recreation girls are
named on the teams % All-Stars
who are 10 play the New York
Bloomer girls.
The Brandywine girls handed
the Baynards a neat defeat last
week. The well known batteries,
Elo!ss. (-BOb") Burns and Mar
garet C'Hap") Quill. VIII work
Tor the Brandywiners.
The Brandywine and Baynard
girls viii journey % Tslleyville
on Tuesday evening and stage a
game there.
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Home Run Contest

There were i've home runs made in
the big leagues yesterday but none Of
the leading circuit clou;ers registered
any. Three OF the five were made in
the National League. The two made in
the American circuit were knocked by
Naryan and Hooper. of the Chicago
White Sox. Walker. of the Phillies. Of
the other league. registered one. while
Miller. OF the Chicago Cubs. and
Dnubert. " the Reds. We're responsible
ror the other two. The lea ders:
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Independent Games.
W T. IN ESD
City League.

Defiance vs.. EasIlake. Tween
ty-ninth and Market streets.
St. Hedwig VS. Edge Moor at
Edge Moor.
krebs Us. Seventh Ward.
Fourteenth and Woodlawn.
Bankers and Brokers vs..
Union.
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WHITE STARS on SHORT
END WITH EASTLARE BRIGADE

The Eastlake Brigade handed White
Stars their first defeat Of the season
Saturday at Eden Park. to 4.
Tonight the Brigade will lineup
against Radclin's at Eighteenth and
Van Buren, at 6 o'clock and on Wed
nesday Will meet Happy Valley on the
same diamond at o'clock The score
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SYLVESTER WINS FIRST LEG
IN TURNER TROPHY AT SHOOT

Members Of the Eastlake Gun Club
held their first shoot Tor the Turner
Trophy Saturday, Geo. Sylvester win
ming the Arst leg on the cup by turn
ing IN a score OF 44x60 from the I'll
yard line. John Anderson and r
Kei were the runners-up in this event
with 40 breaks
i. +. du Pont led the field IN the
double target event with 22x24. The
neNt shoot for a leg on the cup will
be held July %.
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TOWNSEND Springs SURPRISE
on WESTNINSTER BALL TEAM

TOwnserd Del. July yves-rni,-
ster OF Wilmington suffered "A eethack
mere Saturday az the hands - tl-
locals. 9 10 o. Mckee vas IN fns
form and allowed tae WEming-oa
batsTnen buc three nits The score.
L cr-T,r~ra
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Clayton Defeats Fort du Port.

Clayton defeated Fort du Pont, at
Clayton. last Friday, 81. Hantwerker
allowed the soldiers but one hit. The
game was. called in the seventh in
ming on account OF darkness.
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YESTERDAY : RESULTS

YESTERDAY RESI- Its.
New Castle. 3. Marshallton, 2
Norklyn :; Five Points
Delaware City, 5. Newark, 40 innings
New Castle won the second game
OF tn" second half defeating Mar
shallton. 3 to .. IN one of the best
played games of the season New
Castle won the game in the eighth in
ming while Marshallton outplaved
the visitors in every respect. The
score
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TUESDAY.
Church League.

First Division-St. Paul vs..
Second Baptist. Rockford No. 2.
Birmingham.
Second Division-St. stephens
VS.. Bethany, Baynard No. 4,
RiCkerts.
Independent Games.
Trinity and First-Central at
Seventeenth and Spruce; I'M
pire. Pones.
Westminster and West at
Rockford No. l, Umpire, Pier
son.
Seventh Ward vs.. Penn A. c.
Fourteenth and Woodlawn.
ST Thomas vs.. Camden. at
Camden.
Brandywlne Girls VS.. Baynard
Girls. TalleyVille.
New Castle Vs. Dover. at Do
Yer.
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Tho saddestl sound by sea or land
Is the nibliclS grinding i'm tho sand.
Rut what brings even more despond
Is tho new ball splnshing I'm the pond.
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FIVE POINTS
Totals

Newark. July IL Delaware City de
feated Newark here Saturday, before
a large crowd in a well-played ten
inning game, TO l.
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MILFORD TAKES FAST
BATTLE FROM DOVER TEAM

Dover, July I7.-Miford won a fast
game from Dover here Saturday, .
TO ]. This IS the third game that Mil
ford has won from Dover this season
The score:
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TWILIGHT BASEBALL
CALENDAR FOR WEEK
TONIGHT.
Church League.

St stephens vs.. First NJ r.
ut Bayuard No. a. Umpire Brit
tinRhaIn.
First Dlvision--Mt. Salem ~.
Goodman. Rockford. 80 >. Ross.
second Division Epworth va.
McCabc, Bayuard No. !. Ross.
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Policeman on Long Motor Trip.

Roger EIdrlken ot the pa 'rol C-eVs
Of the Bureau OF Police VII start
today on a 1OO0-ulle Zip ~ motor
cycle. 20 he home OK MS par>a-g, Mr.
and Mrs. Il. :. EldrAos1. OneonLa, y. :.
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Guy replaced Nuth IN ninth
SCORE bN INNINGS
Salisbury q
CriSreld 900 % q q q @
laurel. July l;.-bcforc the iarges;
crowd since the openinSs day OF the
Eastern Shore League here. Laurel
ANONYMOUSLY lost 20 Cambridge. . 10
The $ ore:
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TRTNfb BROS
FIRST ENGINEERs.
Totals
10 10 2

SCORE By INNINGS
Trump Bros. % o q d q o o o o
First Engineers o o 2 U 9 x-Io
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There IS cheering thought about tho possible
world series jump from New York ST. Louisit might
have been from Boston to st Louis.
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Used furniture Is always IN demand
and can readily be disposed OF through
q small ad in the classified columns
Call 1900. ask for ad taker.--Adv,
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The Way Of Champions.
Sooner or later down the field
The echo comes that all must know.
Where rust Is on the battle shield
And twilight ends the morning glow:
Where Leonard passes from the list
And Dempsey loses his acclaim.
Where Cobb no longer holds his tryst
Among the stars who rule the game.
Time yields each star his little space,
His day two amid the years,
To hold the throne and set tho pace
And find his thrill amid the cheers.
Time let's each carve his little notch
Where each looks TO an endless sway.
hut where Hoppe. Jefrrie.. Gotch--
All super-men of yesterday?
The Old Doc doesn't bother much
When some ono starts to skid about
For when he sees the slipping clutch
lie merely yawns and tags 'cm out.
He's seen too many come and go
Amid the whrligigs Of strife.
And when some leader starts TO blow
Its less than nothing in his life
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POCOMOKE TRIMS
PARSLEY TEAM
Cambridge Swamps Laurel Be-
fore Record Crowd, 81; Sal
isbury Wins Ono.
SATURDAYS RESULTS

SATURDAYS RESULTS.
Salisbury, 4: Crishcld. u,
Pocomoke. 3 PArksley,
Cambridge. o. Laurel l.
Laurel. July i7.-Pccomoke split
oven IN tho series with Parkrley by
defeating them Saturday. 10 >.
The score:
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SCORE BY INNINGs.
Seventh Ward. o o o %
Baynard ...........0 o o o o 2 o Ia
One out when winning run was scored.
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Policemen 90 Fishing.

Police ScrRcnuts Edward Lewis and
James Tucker and Chauffeur Joseph
Grussemyer took advantage of their
day of today to go fishing at Bowers
Beach.
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seventh Ward Chicks" handed St
Ucdwlgs lnclnR before large crowd
AZ the Military Grounds. - % T. The
gsCro.
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New Castle Takes Second Game in Second
Half; Yorkyn is Victor Over Eiue Points

Saturday when he held Five Points
to three scratch hits and defeated
them, To - The score:
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"Wobbly" Haggerty. star twirler of
the Norklyn team Of the New Castle
County League garnered new laurels
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Krebs, the first half winners. kept
up the good work yesterday afternoon
when they downed the Eastlake boys.
3 10 q. The score,
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CITY LEAGUE STANDING

SAT URDAY's RESULTS.
krebs. . EnstIake. q.
Edge Moor ~ Bankers. 3
seventh Ward. ~; ~. Hcdwig's. 4.
Defiance, y, Union. 4
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RACING At FLSMERE.
Laura Axwortby Wins Opening Race
Over Heavy Track.

Nffl flfhfN ~
4 heavy track owing 20 the recent
rains. made fast time impossible At
the Saturday afternoon matinee of thu
Delaware Horse show Association.
over the fair grounds track At Els
mere.
There were but three events on tn"
Afternoons rae card. and only small
fields started In them. Laura Ak
worthy won the opening race in faiv
time, with Cachatto Girl and J. p. r
contcsting the heats In turn 20 the
wire
First Race.
Laura AxwoTthy. b. IN. by Nor
gan Axworthy ...--......... I !
Cachatto Girl. b. m. ..CDonovanJ 3
/ !. p. r. b. <. ......--. tZebley) 2
Time. 2.22h. 223i4
second Race.
Emily b. b. IN, by Austin Burns
Seth l I
Lillian Russell. Oh. m. CZebley) , .
Time. 2.24h. 225.
Third Race.
Minnie Hall. br. m, by Fancy
Hall ..............-.--. (Gracy) !
Director Wilkes. Oh. &. CStanert)
Time. 2.27, 227ia
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THURSDAY.
Church League.

First Division-Grace VS..
'Erandywine, Rockford, No. >,
Rickerts
Second Division-F'irst- Cen
trail vs.. Trinity, Baynard No. /,
Birmingham.
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Use Every Evening want ads con-
sistently
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Il name eight British amateurs who are not
the team selected strong enough the British golf
team picked for the International match Brookne"
combatant writes IN. AT least four Of the strongest
amateurs in Britain are not on and four that are
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Independent Games.

Defiance VS.. Cedars.
Seventh Ward VS.. Rockland.
ST. Thomas vs.. Lit Bros, at
Philadelphia.
Port Penn VS., Dover, at Do