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THE VASHiyGTON gff AEP. f .WEDNESDAY, MAY 2 1i?!tg,
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Tech Wins Title
ADSTIH'S GAMENESS.
BEATS WESTERS.
INvDBCIDIMGAME
Tech High Takes Seholastto Cham
pionship, Winning hy
6 to 5.
"JUIJIE" SIMPSON THE STA$
-Smiling Freddy" Austin, the mirthful
mod diminutive mound artist at the, Tech
nical High School ball team, outgamed
the whole "Western aggregation yester
day afternoon with, a championship at
take, and" romped home a Thinner by a
core of to 6. The story Ilea In the
fact that Austin, perhaps by mental tele
pathywhatever that Is convinced thp
Western aggregation of heavy lutters
that he had tbtlr number and they be
lieved him.
Austin, as usual, was aided and abetted
by an overflow of Tech luck, which baa
become historical. The smiling heaver
was there with heaps of smok, 'however,
and was Just aa calm and collected when
the bassockA were flUed In the eighth as
he was at any stage of the game.
Gilt-edged support by the entire Tech
team, with the exception of a muff by
Ferry In right field and a fumble of a
nard-bit grounded by Montgomery, pavea
the way In the early Innings for the lc-
tory, one of the neatest aouoie piays
ever staged In a high school contest in
"Washington was palled In the second
by "Judle" SlmDson. Techlsiall-scholastla
second basemanI"wen' lie threw himself
Into tMtsMmd grabbed a not liner, with
Attains 'roosting at the keystone station.
,-CHfnd completed the donble play by run-
miii uirr uuu huuumiig arvwuu.
"Jodie" Simpson Stars.
."Judle also starred with the stick.
getting tbm safe clouts aut of four
trips to the plate. Hardle duplicated
the stunt with a trio of blngl's.
Bennett pulled Austin out of a bad
hole In the flfth. when, after misjudg
ing a long drhe. ha speared the ball
"tilth one band as it was sailing home-
run-ward otr lis head. .
Tech set off the fireworks In the open
ing Inning, before "Western hsd an op
portunity to get set. Feake and Simp
son drew free passage to the Initial
sack and ambled to the plate on a
hefty clout by Hardle. Two more were
rarnered by the Bed and Gray In the
third, and Western went scoreless un
til the fifth.
The eighth inning rally of the West
ern team inrew a scare Into the Tech
roofers, butj the heavy artillery of the
Western ensemble, haunted by the white
teeth of the -"sailer, fell down at the
bat. It was a great day for Tech and
Freddy Austin.
The Score.
TECHNICAL.
I-eate. So- - -...,..., 4
Simpson. 2b. ................. I
Ectendonf. cf... ,. 4
Hardle. lb., i 1
Perry, rf.................MH.4
Bennett. It .7... 4
lfonta'omery, sa......,.....M, 4
Held, e. ..,. -. jj
Austin, p...,,M.i.4
i
"&
Totals.. ..........UTS134 C S S
VBSTTtW & ""MWab. nr H. PO a?r.
Sterna, as. ............... 4 1 I l s e
Bethel. 2. .. ..,.... 4 0 1 x S
Howard, 3b . ................ 4 110 2 1
Meyera, lb. 4 1 I IS 1 e
Adams, rf Z t 0 0 0
McArdell. rf. ........... 2 0 1 0
Cooke, If ........ .... 3 10 2 0
!'. - 2 0 10 0
"Unman, c. 4 0 I 11 1 1
p. .. 3 10 12 1
Totala. - 32 i 27 13
Technical .. 2 0 2 10 0 10 0-4
heaters. 00104-t
Left on teles-Tech, 3; Western, . Sum en ban
Off Austin. 4 , off Loomh), 4. Struck out B j Auatin.
s by Loomls. 11. Two-baae Mt Bennett. Sacrincohlt
BetbeL Stolen basest-Hardy. Hold (2), Meyers
ft), licArdle. Peck. Doqblo plajo-Simpwn. unaa
aisted. Bethel to Heym. Hit by pitcher-Br Aus
tin. 3 (Cooke. Peck. Loomis). Wild pitch-Austin,
runl balis-Beald. tehmu (2). CmplKs-alessra.
Hughes and Oollifiower. Time of suae 1 boor and
14 minutes.
TECH-WESTERN NOTES.
Pete Lynch Coach Extraordinary.
You will have to take your hats off
to "Babe" Austin. Coming out of that
eighth Inning- still ahead he managed to
finish out the game. At the end of the
elgntn Inning bis arm was gone, and by
sneer win power nnlshed out the battle
"JuddiC Simpson played the best game
of the day, scoring three runs, making
mree nus, ana nelding nis position In
faultless style. Ills unassisted do-ible
Flay was a pippin. "Muddle"' looks good
j or ine aii-nign team.
John Handle broke Into the game with
xnree preuy nits. Tnere l class to John.
Sterns Is about the best ahortstoD flav
ins In the high schools since the days cT
-Alec- tint.
Loomls pitched good enoaeh to win any
trame, but hi team could not get the
necessary cits when they were needi-d.
G. P. 0., 6; "War, 2.
G. P. O. defeated "War yesterday on
the Ellipse, 6 to t The battery work of
Hughes and Goebel featured tbe contest-
Kelly got a double and a single,. Score
War.
1BBOAE
:!l
Fuller, lb. .. 4 4 0
Jaccbson. 2V2 110 3
Conlon If 4 0 O 0 0
alcUrln. rf- 4 I 0 1
eianaai. c. I in 1 I
.31030
v
Total! ..
s ra S 4
ToUll ..... s; IS 10 3
p a .
.. 102030 1-4
War ........ 110000 0-3
Bona Stockman (2). Ford (B, KHf, Ooebel.
Sacobaon, llcLarin. First baa on errors War, 4;
i-. u a. urn on oaaes war, ; u. i: u , 7.
First Mas oa baSs-Off Borers, 5. Struck oct-Bj
Huthea. 11; bj Bowers, 10. Two-base hit Mo
tarin, EtJlr. fiaerifioa bita Kellr, Bowers. Stolen
tases-Miner. Jaenbson (2), Fitnlhbons. Scfbrld.
Hodman (j). Ford 12), Sullltan (8, KeUj (21,
Sebott, Goebel (3). Bubes. Bit bgr pttcber-Br
Husbes (Buikopf, Jacobson, a. Umptre-Mr. Kalla.
Time of txme-1 hoar and 33 miasm,,
YKHTEIDAT'S RESULTS.
Capital Citx Learne-Pumpers, ;Ktt Jfari. 0
(forfeited).
OcluKbia Leacae-rBanken. I; Southern, 4.
DeFartmental Leasne Interior. T; War. t.
East WasbJnrton Learoe-Flrst Presbrteriaa, I;
Metropolitan. 2
lodependeuoo Ltstut-rrro. 3; if.s..tt. 1.
Marqwttt Leasne-Tetmanjtown, ; Betheada, 0
fcrfeited). -t ". ,
Northern Aaaodatioa-Betesta, l;"Wtarley. i.
JUflrad T. M a A. Leme-Cr, 1J Station. L
Hondar Bcnool Lajoe-Intrani, I, Sbanrood, 3.
Coremmeot Learns O, P. O., , War, 2.
GAMESTt-D..Y.
Capital at; Leajna-Onjioers n. KarTard.
Colombia. LaafsaKcixtntton ts. JXoont Pleasant.
DecarUncsUl Leaxsc-C. L. . Post-ofiee,
Xaat Waaalnxteo Leafue-Kiiitar ts. First M. Pr
Indepandenea LaaeaaAlordua to. Katlcoala.
SUrroetU fjeacoe Uedicoa n. CarrnU.
.Nortbera AsaccUUco-Seatonf ts. Aodrrwa.
RaUraad T UQi. Lsassa-Ko tarn.
I Soadix School Ltajse Iiaooln ts, Ansmatla.
Oorammcnt Learoe Open date.
Hart Xeaj-ja-Nrrijxtkn ra, SecrtUij,l OSjc
LOCAL BOB GET
;GHANCE WITH THE
U.S. LEAGUE CLUB
Burke, Brady, Heck, Hast, and
Kilter to Be in To-morrow's
Iine'Pp.
CLEVELAND OPENS UP
Manager Browne, of the local United
States League club, will give any ama
teur hall tosser, who can shqw him any
thing, a chance to make his team, and
yesterday had Edmond Burke, of the.
Vfaerley club, of tbe Northern Associa
tion, playing center field.
To-morrow Manager Browne will have
young Hupt. of the Southland tribe of
the Independence league; King Brady,
of the LofBer aggregation of the same
circuit, and Fred Heck out In uniforms,
besides Al Fisher, who Is holding down
first base at the present time.
Owner Mockab.ee stated yesterday that
he Intended to give the local boys all
the cfiance in the world, as the club la
owned by local people, and he Intends
to use local talent.
No game will be played In the outlaw
league to-day. aa It is an off day in the
circuit. To-morrow the Cleveland aggre
gation la booked to start tbe first game
of a series of three, and the real test
of the strength of the circuit win be
known. While Cleveland Is scheduled.
It Is not known positively lhat the club
has left the Ohio city, and should It fall
to arrive here, the league will be killed
In this city,
Owner Mockabee has received word
from Cleveland that the club will b In
"Washington to-morrow morning, ready to
play ball, and with that as a guide, li
having scleral needed Improvements
made at the park. Mockabee said last
night:
The financial difficulties with the dif
ferent players were settled, and every
thing appears bright for the club In
Washington. The Western clubs will In
vade tbe East while the American
eague teams are In the West, and we
should be) able to draw good crowds at
every game."
"While nothing has been done as et
in regards to the playing of Sunday
games at United States League Park, as
the field at Fifteenth and H Streets
will be known In the future. It Is an as
sured fact, that a game will be attempt
ed nexi Sunday, if another club Is in
town. By playing: Sunday ball, the Sen
ators will be able to more than make up
for the week day loss, should there be
any In the future, and will be able to
weather the storm.
Tbe cancellation of the game in Cin
cinnati Yesterday may have some effect
on the league, and may also tend to put
the other clubs to tbe bad. The Cincin
nati club had been counted upon as be
ing one of. the strongest In the circuit.
and now that It appears to be going un
der, something will have to be done at
once,, to save that franchise.
,C,WhBWJU!
METEOPOLITAN DOWNED.
Presb tertana Take Fast Game I
East "Washington Lengne, S to U.
In the fastest and one of the most
Interesting games .of the j ear. Metropoli
tan was downed by the Presbyterians,
8 to 2.
Cooley struck out fourteen, but with
men on was Jilt hard and timely. The
three center fielders tried to outdo one
another In pretty plays. A running
catch by Conner, the fielding of Thomas
and Eians, and the all-around work of
Symanoskl were noteworthy features of
a weu-piayed game, score:
WPm isitnii
Marx. if ...... 4 till
Thcmaa. 2b. 4 021
aa... 0000
aiuma n .... a o a
Smith, it. .2 I I t I
tans. 3D..,.H 4 i a 4
Collina. lt . 4 2 0 0
R. Tb'p'n. cf. 2 2 1 2
MeEUreab rf. 4 0 0
Lrtand. lb. 2 1
McCaffrer. .11)01
Bnllonfn. c. 3 1 13 3 1
Corlej, p. Hill
Tlxxnett. 3b. 111
8. Th-p'n. cf 4 1 2 e
MeKee; cf 1 0 1 0 0
LBoberta. lb 4 0 0 1
Conner, ,. 3 13 2 0
Bonder. C.- 3 2(40
fcimanoiH, plllit
Totala..... 3JU27lil
Tctall.
Slcii 3
Flnt rmbjurian.. ......
t 3 l t i i -a
001001-2
Metropolitan.....
Buna-Marx ID. Conner (9, Bonder (9. Srmanotkf
3. B. Tbompaon. Lelasd. Left on bases Flnt
I -esbrterian. : Metropolitan. I. first baas on
tZ; -p Cooler, 4, od Srmanoaki, X Struck out
bj wooer, is, or srmanoau, s. inree-base bit
tsnma. tonner ejrm.noakl. Two-base hits Marx.
Tnorsett. Lcland. emlnc hit MeCafurx Stolen
caatt alars (D. lonner, K. Tbompaon (2). Me
Elfreah. Double plaj E. Tbompaon to McCaffrer.
Bit by pitcher Br Srcuncmkl (B. Tnomnsont.
T0d pitch Cooky. Passed UH-Bulloush. Cmplrs
air. nooawara. mi a jime I hour and s
phn"K
War, 15; Currency, 3.
Aud. for "War trounced the Comptrol
ler of the Currency team In tba Treas
ury League. 15 to 3. The hitting- of
Boone and fielding; of Btyles featured.
Score:
Awutora. ABHOAE
Boone. If ( 3 3 ( t
K.A.. aaJbot ill
UCw ikot 5 3 0 0
Elba If. 4
100
ill 1 2
VanVVaMi
iil
ln-er, loi IT I 1
lb
TOler. lb
ndbeay t.illll
.. i i s r
-431 1
J.T?- iv
Halliian. Si itlil
fiSl?'
Bueil. cf 4 I'll
.411
oatpe.- aa., 4 2 0 2 4
Backert, p. 3 11
A. AnVn, cf. 1 0 0 0
ToUls . tsij3"f"f
Auditor War.........
bcriea. n.M . z s s o I
Offenberx. rf., 2 0 1 0 t
Comptroller Ouiieucr. -. 01101003
BunaBoono (3). La Chance. Van Drieaaen. Und
bere (2). Pinet. Newbr (2). EUad (2). Beckert (2),
A. Anderson. Tots (2), BuaU.. Left on baaer
Aodllor War, t: Comptroller Cmrencr, a, Flnt
baas on balls 08 Beckert. 4. off Tost, 2. Innings
pitched Br Beckett. T: br Anderson, L Htu made
-Off Beckert, t; off Anderson, 1. Struck oot Br
Vote, 3; br Beckert, 4; br Anderson. 1. Two-hue
hita-Booc. B. Aiidcraon. EUia. Docbla rJr
Stead to rtnet; Float to Tan IMeasen, a Bit br
pitcher Bj Vase, Lfndberj. Paased ballt-Und-berr.
Tan Fosaen. Cmptre Mr CrediHe. That of
came 1 bow and 43 minute. ,
3ANZEES 'WIN OUT.
Defeat Southern, in the CoIrfrablA
Leaarnc by 6 to 4.
The champion Bankers had little trou
ble beating the Southern aggregation
yesterday In the Columbia League, win.
nlng ( to 1 Score:
Bankers. ISIOlt
Soathem. ABU O A TS
Boles. rf.. 3 10
Sburnie, Sn.3 130
SL !" IKH
Bockkt. rf4 2 1
Depnan. If.... 4 0
McLean, aa. 4 1 2-2
Beattr. e 3 14 2
llmueman. lb 2 0 S v
Crosoo. p..3 4 13 0
Totals t- Hltm
MacDnd. 2)2 0 0 2 0
Hares, aa.-.. 4 0-211
Biddle, u .4 3U 0 1
Drer. 3b...... 3 12 3 1
anbro. rf 3 2 i
Borkln. cf3 0 0
eatr..-. 3 I 3 0- 1
Greese. p.-... 3 2 13,
S-Bl-nz. Jf-0 0 2 0
ToUJa.-.. SU21 4
Baokers.,.. ..-.. ..-...... 1(00(0 0-0
Southern........-. ............ 0131 tl M
Btma-Shsiroe, McLean, Eeettr. Crown. Mao-
Donald, P. Biddla (2), Rawltnts. Van Drn.
Greene. First baas br errors Bankers, 1; South
ern. 2. Left on bases-Bankers. Soutaern. f
irint haaw ea balls Off Craann. 1. Kinit mi-Ti.
Oroaon, 3; br Greene. 3. Two-baas ilta ehoero.
uawnnst, auooie. near, oacrxneo nlta Stoua-ne;
Bnsteman. MaeDonald. Djer. Stolen baaea Rlddla.
Brer! Van Disc Boten. Shnrmf, Biddla. Beattr
ta. ai nr puener or UDson (Borkia. van
Dmel. Unra-re Mr. Bubea. Tima ea? wania l
hour 50 stlsalea.
Senators Beaten
COACHED THE CHAMPS,
Photo by Mmqnilon.
jete avnruii,
Former tir Tech athlete, vho coached the Black'
amitfca' cUaaploa Mil baaeball team.
WAVEBXEY DEFEATED.
Reirent Trim Leaders In Xorttaem
Leacrne, 8 to (I.
The fast "Waverley club met Its first
defeat of the year esterday In the
Northern Association, when tbe speedy
Regent aggregation won a goqd ball
game, S to 6.
Sllverbenr's hitting. Selden's pitching-.
and the fast work of Hanleln at short.
were the features of the game. Score:
IlrtnJa. ABKOAEI UaTerkr. ABIIOAE
iiaaMn. aa.- 3 I 3 i u
Green. It
reioman. u.l :i
nimberr f.l!tll
lltrhtw. Jb... 2 112
Mct'rarK, ci 4 i 3 i
Httrlbonu. 3b 4 1 1 0 1
llanaiuoc. It I O I : 1
ST.lti 3 OK) 1 1
RclDler.
Rrxlrr. 3b...
UorolD. lb..
iimi
nooPTU. n
liojl. If. .. 4 3 0
4 3 00
3 2 0 0 1
KaaaUrr. rf
d, inn
. 4 0 1
Totals.
Toult. most T 7
OS00003 Z-
6100300 1-4
Rwnta..
Water ley.
Bana-llanlcln j
rrldman (2). Statu. Silrer-
betc Lincoln. Charlton. Bhtmer, itajhtw. Doila
(3). Earned pu-Rrceata. 4. Wamlcr. 4 Flnt
baaa br crrcn Rerenta. 3. WarrrleT. 2. Left on
bam-ltesenla. (; Uaretler. 4. Flat baa on balta
Off Beiden, 1. off Stanton, 1. Innlnn ritehed
Br Stanton. 3, br Tuohr. 3. lilts tsade-Off Stan.
too, I; off Tuohj. 2. Stnjck out-Bf Stanton. I.br
Tnohr, 2: br Seideo, (. Tbree-baae hit Sllterberp
Two-tax hit Itoaaiter Sacrifice hlo Uncoln, Boa
alter. Stolen baaea Green. Boealter. llanMa It),
FcUman (2) Donble raax Hanleln to IJncnln.
lilt br .pitcher-Dr Stanton, nirlein, Time of
same 3lr. Jecalsi. Tuna or came-l bour ana
minutes, Attendance 2.03Q.
INGRAM LANDS GAME.
Defeats Shervrood lit Snndny School
I.rnEne, S to p.
In what proved to be the most ex
citing, game played In the Sunday School
League to date, Ingram defeated Sher
wood yesterday, S to 3.
Al" Hoffman, tbe catcher of tbe In
gram team, was hit on the bead by a
pitched ball and after receiving treat
ment nnlshed the game despite the swell
ing. Johnson and Sayers made brilliant
Plata. A large crowd witnessed tbe game.
Score:
tnrrsl
MilTsr
AB n O A a.
L,.I 12 1
Erana. lh.. 3 2 S 1
A. lloffman e 2 1 1
dements, cf 2 1 I 0
lonct. Jh,... 1 0 1 0 1
Porter. Jo.,- 3240
Brainier.' . 3 -0 t t
Johnson 3a... 3 1 2 0 i
J Uoff'an. dlilll
l-sed. lbJ 1 3 C 0
Buta. rf . 2 0 10
rroOn. if. 11
Clark. So. 3 1 0 t
Haaa. U. . 3 1 2
tiUh, p 001
Beach. n-- 1020
farm, rt :
U. .Noooe. p.:
2
Totals....
S Itlll 3
Totals 21 in 4
StienroaL............. . it II tl 0-1
Inzrtm.. I I f 1 1 1 M
Bans-MIUer. A Hoffman (2). Clark. Crown.
tans in. Clements, xwo-oaas hlta-Johnaon.
Enna. lilts made Off Oisb. 3. off Bearh. L Sao-
rUKe hit-Beach. Stolen baaea-MUIer. A. Hoffman.
Guh, Crown, Eiana, Claneots. II. Noose. DonbS
pUr I'atten lo i. Nconc. Left on basea Sher
wood. 4. Inzrtm. L First baas on balls-Off Noone.
1. off Glib. 2, off Beach. L First base on errors
Sberwooo. I. jut or ntcBer-Br .-oooe. A 11 off-
man, br Glah, Toutk: br Beach, J. oone. Struck
out-Br oob(, 4. br Glah. 4 br Beach. 3. Pissed
bsIJ-J Aooce. umpire ilr. IJerbert. Tims
came 1 hour and 41 minutes.
i
10
DIAMOND
DOINGS OF
FUTURE BIG
LEAGUERS
D
The Rockaways would like to arrange
games with all teams In the District
averaging sixteen, years Line-up is as
follows: Breck, first base; Croison.
third base. Biggs, pitch. Sloan, right
field; Jaeges, center field. Queen, short
stop; Kearney, second base; Stevenson,
catch: Grigsby, left field. For games
address I HIggs, manager, 1215 I Street
Southeast.
In a fast nine-Inning game, the ex-
Post-office defeated the Roland A. C,
the score being 8 to 7r H. KnanD's
pitching was the feature. Teams wish
ing games with the winners, address
P. B. Knapp, messenger 16. city post
Office. The St. Peter's team .defeated Reforma
tion yesjerday by 0 to 5, The feature
of the game was the masterly pitching
ot Pole, who held his opponents to five
bite.
Tha winners want games with all
teams of the District. Maryland and
Virginia. Address F. J. Kane, manager.
4 New Jersey Avenue Southeast.
Any team averaging fourteen or fifteen
years, wishing Sunday games, address
Manager B. Mooreman, 1313 RIggs
Street Northwest. Line-up aa follows;
P. Chrlstoph, catch; Root, first base;
T?ed. center field: Tlefiar. nttrh JT
Chrlstop. pitch apd third base: Keltch,
shortstop; Sherwood, second base;
Mooreman, left field and pitch; Bollan,
right field.
folk School defeated Abbot yesterday.
13 to 1. The winning team hit the "ball
hard. "Easter and R. Bergman each mak
ing five hits In five times up. Easter
made a. home run and three three-base
hits. Grime pitched a good game, and
Ximberger played well at third. This -vic
tory makes the seventh game that Folk
"has won.
The newly organised Columbia Athletic
baseball club under tn leadership -of
Manager Dickenson "and Cant. Kalcr
will hereafter play under the same of
the Regent Independents.
This team, which is composed of a
good bunch of youngsters, will make
all Independent teams hustle and would
like to hear from, all teams In and about
Iiuw vu-w r ..uca uwr4 B.
fart Dickerson, lf B Street Northwest,
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TO READING GLOB
INUJ.IEAGDE
Pfeffer Blows in Tivil Iamimgaaet
Locals Meet Defeat, ,
7 V 3. y
JACK PATIENCE IS THE STAB
UNITED STATES LEAGUE.
VESTEItPAY'S RESPsVTS.
IteadlnSt 7t "Wnablngton, 3.
Richmond, Bf Kesr York, 4.
Plttsborar, ? Chicago, 4.
OAUCI TO-DAY.
Mo Gaines Scheduled.
STAN'DlhO oTlHB CLUBS.
W. L. fet. W. L. Met.
n -r 11 4 .753 I Waahtrrtoa.... I .
Itttabunr ..... I .404 I OnelnnetL.J-.. -S
Rlchntood-... T KliClncland '??
Chicajo. T T Mt New York...... IB .134
George Browne's Senators lost a- hard
fought ball game to the Reading aggre
gation yesterday In the United States
League, the final count being 7 to 3.
Jeff Pfeffer started the mound work
for the locals, and up to the seventh In
ning the visitors could not even see the
ball, but In this round the crowd from
Reading put the ball game on Ice.
It was not all Pfeffer's fault, al
though he was touched freely in the
clos'ng Inning, as errors, both of com
mlsslbn and on.laalon, gave the Uitors
several runs, apd cut off a couple ot
tollies booked for the home crew.
Jack Patience, who covered third base
for the locals, put up a rattling good
game, taking care of seven out of eight
chance tn great shape. Ills patch of
Sbeckard's foul fly in the opening stanza
was easily the feature play of the fray.
Edmond nurko, the speedy outfielder of
the Waverley club, held down center
field for the Senators. Score:
Waaa'Un AB B O A B
Fallon, li.. 2 12 0 0
Dondan. 2b 4 2 3 1
Palmare, lb, 4 4 3 t
Readinr AB II O A K
luctiii ,ii:oi
Perale. lb.-.. 4(420
klbrl. In.....- 212 3 0
IVUt, if ... tilt
(trodmes. u-Sltll
letters. 3b.. 4 1 2
lrte. c ... 3 1 4 2 I
rotlanshre. if. 3 1 2 O
MlUlman. n.llltl
grow n?
nearr.
3 12 0 1
4 0 I 1 0
112 0 1
I 019 0 0
l.urke. cf.
lftffer. p. .
Tfttala. .
Uaahinston.
Ucadta
2 SI0 3 Totals.. . iSll 0
102000-3
0000223-7
Runa-FaQen. Burke, rfeffrr. Sheckard 12), Elect
(t) Pettlt. FaUanshee. Uilllman. First baa br
errors Beitifna. 3. Left on bases Beadina, 0;
Uaabis(ti.4. Fbat baas on baSa Off klllllmin.
L Sacricoa flea Browne. Forte. Struck out Br
Vllllmin, Z, br Pfeffer. L Two-baas cita-FoUan-
snee. UbeL ltnte. wiuman. llrowne. snettaro.
Sacrula bita-Fanon. Pfeffer, Bertie, Broderiek.
Forte. Stolen baM-FetUb Double rasj Berkt to
Broderiek to EibcL Uontrr-Mr. Carter. Tima ot
game 1 hour and 4 minutes.
WAR DEFEATED.
Interior Tal.es Good Game In Be
imrttneotas Lencne. 7 to it.
War was defeated by Interior in the
Departmental League on the Ellipse yes
terday by the score of 7 to 3. The steady
pitching of Gray, Pollock's bitting, and
Slgourney a fielding featured the game
Score.
Inlartcr
AB B n A E
TanlL d 4 1 t S
KJ'.U, rfp... too
rono.er, as. Illll
Vandrriln. It 3 2 4 0
Pollock, c 3 34
BraUe, 3b. .11110
Htralrht. 4 110
J --laser, o. . z l a a u
tubtnacn. lb.. Oil t I
Arnold, rf 3 1 I
Iluaher. 3b. 4 0 13
Orar. n... . 4 16 3
Bowler It. i I MO
htrourner. cf 4 4 0
O Cbnoer. n II 11
rinncr, n. - a a a
Flannerj, rf t 1
Totals..... 31 CI i 2 Totala. . S3 US 12 3
War - 2001000-3
Interior ... 40000030 x-T
Buns Bhunsn, Bowler. Conorer. Yanderlip (2),
Pollock II). Fiaher (2) Vint baaa en enora-War.
2. Left en bases-Mar ( Ittterix, a. First baaa
en balls-Off OTJmner. 3, off Ellis. 2, eff Orar. I.
Blta made-OS O Conner, 4 In I inninrst'off Ellis.
t in J innmca. nunca can ur u lonner, , , o)
Eats 2, br Gnr t. Two-baas hitt-PoUock (2)
Sacriucs fir Bobinaon. Stolen baaea Watson.
EUia. O Conner. Tanall, Cooosrr, Fiaher. Orar (9.
Bit br pitcher-Br Gray I Ella). "Wild pitch-EU Is.
Umpire Mr. Cornflower Time of Eame 1 bour and
Et minutes.
0X0N HILL WINS.
Defeat Anncostla In Fast Game by
4 to 1 Score.
Oxon HIIL Md., May !L-Oxon Hilt won
Its fifth straight game yesterday, de
feating Anacostla. 4 to 1. Rusk struck
out fourteen men. Aside from the pitch
ing, G. Fisher and Miller played spec
tacular ball. Score:
AnaeUa. AB B O A K
Foou cf ..... 0 1 0 1
Hcaiol. 2b.4 0 3-31
I'htrpa. as. .. 4 0 1 3 2
Oirn BIB. AB B O A L
it r-isnrr. ,( ll l l
Ustor. lb. - a o a
Bowe. as.- 110 3 1
N Fisher. 2b. 4 0 0 2 s
Roland, cf ... 1 0 2 0 1
Hennlc-. lh.. 4 1
Tailor. Sb 4 0 3 2 1
Miller, c, . 4 2
Sweener, if 4 I
i owner. -p. 4 i z i
HeiskeU t... I ll o I
if
3101
Rusk p ....... 3 0 0 3
Fowler, rf..... 2 0 0 0
Totals.... .. 5"i2fT"a
Msrtin .-.1000
Totsla ... SilaS"?
'Batted for Scott In ninth.
Proo Bfll I I I 1 1 1 H i-l
AnacostU 01000000 0-1
Hans Green. G. Fisher G). Bowa. M. Fisher.
Two-base hits Bennine. Bowe. Baeriaca hit-Dow
ner. First base on balls Off Busk. L Struck out-
Br Dowser. Tl br Rusk. It Bit br pitcher-Br
Doener, Fknrlrr and Roland. Paased ball-Miller.
tlmplrea-Mcsan. Itatttnclr "i Waachler.
Bureau, 11; Aggies, 11.
Agriculture, and Bureau battled to a
tie score In the Colored Departmental
League, each team scoring eleven runs.
The game was featured by the bat
ting of Grant, the fielding of Wallace
and a sensational catch by Boston,
which ended the game. Score:
Rnrean. ARTtOlE
kdes, AB B O A E
Sasor aa 4 2 2 3
H. Ad'aou. 2b t 1 2 3 0
Wallace, sa.o, 14 7
Grant, pjb-. 3 41
Carter, f., 5 12 0 0
Carroll. Ib.. 5 13 3
Parker, lb. .... 4 1 1
Flemmlnc, if. 4 2 0 2
Garratt, rt t 1 1
Jonea e,sv.. 3 13 4 2
Rurocr. 3b.tx. 4 111
Boston. U.. 0 0 1 0 0
Totala...... CUsIi"
UT
J. Daria cillll
uaxre, n.....
K. Dails. p..
PalL
4 12 1 1
. r tsii i
Totala..,
rricultDTa.. ...... 48202402 1-11
oeao..., ...... 101430 1-U
Rnna-WaSaee. Grant (2). Parker (2). nemmlnz.
Garret, Jones (2), Riguer (2). Saror (2), B. Ado
ecav Annatead, J. Dana, Gates (2), B. Dana (2),
Ban fli. Earned runs Arricolture. : Buresn. a
First baaa br errors-Arriculture 4: Bureau, 4.
Lett on bases Agriculture. 4; Bureau, 3. First bajo
on balla-Off Bliner, t Innlno pitcbed-Br RIs
rter. t; hr Grant, 3. Strndr oui-Br Daria, 3; br
IUcner. T. Two-baao hits-Grant. Wallaoa. Carter.
Johnaon. B. Dasis. Ball. Flenunlsa. Stolen tasea
Garret. Bums. II. AOdlaon. uatea. JJoubla taara
Wallace to Parker: Grant to Carroll to- Parker; H.
Addison tq X. Addlaon. vmt pitcbea-Blfner,
Dara. emptn-ur. iianey.
and 41 nUnutea,
Tim ef game 1 hour
GAME CALLED OFF.
Congest In Cincinnati Canceled on
Account of Poor Attendnnee.
Cincinnati. May 2L There was no came
here to-day In the United States League,
owing. It la said, to small attendance.
Mondays game drew oniy eleven .paid
aamissiona. no piana na
nounced lor to-morrow.
TT1 ATE; FAWfl AIX.
lOassi afrm-rea Beatten fa Tfard Ifjit,
Iht Battle, 14 (o O.
FltUburg, STay IX FUUburs; anej ra-
ton starteci oK this afternoon as though
they wre trolne to aeoi rnn enoagk
for all season. The visitors opened on
Uamnltz for. it quartet of runs,,, whll
the Pirates came back in the second
end went, ose better. The feature ot
the cam was the hard hitting of the
locals, who t-iade fifteen hits for a total
of twenty-six baser. Five of the fif
teen hits were triples. Campbell, the
ex-Pirate, made three hit to-day again
for Boston) matflng nine blngles In the.
hut three 'games. Score:
Plrats, An HO A J!
Brrna, 3ewS (12
can,; if JH; I 1
Leech. ef 3 3
garner, sa... a 3 3 3
3 TUller, to,. C 2 10 1
Tottla, 5s51
Boston. ABHOAE
McDonald, 3b 4 2 I t t
CampbeU? oi 1 11
Sweener 2b.Z S 2 4 3 V
IL Millar. rff 0
iicSovfeiJlsj
House? lhtn. 4 112 0
Datlin. aa 2 3 0
Klin. C-. 4 3 41
Raridan. a, 1020
Brown. n-t J'O 1 0
FuHoe, p. j 1
McTlrua. p.- 1 0 1 K
Bocan .JH.. I 0 J
T.a!a,T,... XuHvi J
-Batted for UcTIroa la) flats,
PiUaburr .....r 10033 x-W
Boatoo........ 4 J 1 0 ! 0 9 2 0-1
Buna-Brma (3), Carer. Leach (8.. J. Ulllar.
n,m. McCarlbr (2), Kalter (2). McDonaM (3).
CamrfctU- Klrte. Knu. tzt. Delta- MeTtsne.
Two-baas hlta-Warner, CasapbaU. Kites. Three-
Baa hits-Carer. )Varnrr. j. uiner. wuaoe, aio
Carthr. Sacrifice hitsCarer. Campbefl. Swaaner
O. Stolen hears-Kellr. Klrkr, Bonaer. Double
pUjs-lIcCsrthr ta J. Miliar; Wsgner to 1. MUkr;
Bouaer to Dnllo. Sweener to McOooaid, McTlxu
lo Sweener to Manser. First base on bans Off
Camnits. 1; off Letoeld. 1; off .Brown. 3; off Me-
Tltue, 2. Bit or Pitched bsn-ur canuuu.
ponald. Struck out-Br LeiSeid. 4: br Brown. 3;
br Pnidno, 1: br McTltue. 2. Left on baaea
rtnaNirx. ; Boston. . ttrst base on erron-Boa-too.
a. Hlu tnado-Off Camnlta, f In 1 1-3 innlnci;,
off Lrtfkld. S In 12-3 tnnbura; off Brown, i tn
13-3 ltmlncs: off Purdue, i In 41-3 innlnrs: off Mo
Tizue. 4 in 2 tanisrs. Umpires Messrs. Brenaaa
and Owroa. Tim of came 3 hours.
FILIPINOS ON TOP.
Defeat Chlcairo
Leoa-ne by
Pittsburg. May
In United Stale
' to 4 Score.
a. Chicago United
Slates Leaguers found the pitching of
Curley much better than they encoun
tered on Monday, and lost to the Fili
pinos, 7 to 4.
Pittsburg scored three runs In the first
on Callahan's single. Brown's walk, and
singles by Riley and Sabrle. In the third
Riley hit for three bags and scored on
Sahrle's single. Score:
B.B. E.
Ilttsbnrx 310110 J-T 11 1
Chlcafo..... IIMII HH 2
Batteriaa-Cnrler and Baches: Gardner. Patten.
and McBunoufb. Caaplre Ur. Fife.
GOTHAM CREW BEATEN,
Itlchniond Win Good Game In II.
1. Lena-tie, S to 4.,
Richmond. Va., May 21.-Lathrop held
tbe Knickerbockers to four hits In eight
innings and Richmond won the hard
fought contest, S to 4 Hope yielded
fourteen hits, which were kept well
scattered, "Wahl featured with a home
run hit with two men on In tbe first In
ning, Score:
B.B. E.
Richmond..... , 00210002 j- II 2
New Turk 3001000-4 4 3
Batteries Lethrop. Tsrlor. and Bine; Bops and
Brosr- Cmplro Mr. Cnllrra. attendance 2,000.
MTJISVILLE BESULTS.
FIBsT B-tCE Three-cuartm of a mile; thme-
raar-oida and upward; sellina. Bos of Jeddah, X
i(Callahas), ttsO. -ran; TentU Strome. US (Gam),
2130. second; Bar of Fleajnre,. M (McCahar), 2a,
third. Time. 1331-1 Winnie O.. La Caaadora,
Sarah Chennlt. BasriatU W.. PoUj Do.' Cha
aslpo, LitUa UatrJ. Isuxodest, aod Fhelda also
ran.
SECOND BACE Flit furiosn; two-rear-oida;
selling. Onrida. It (real). 110 40. von. La More,
100 (Jones). H-S. second, Italph Llojd. 101 (Gam).
S3, imi Time. 130J-S. Inqniata, Marahon. Bar
bara Worth, Yemaasc. Monitor, and rmesla 4Iao
ran.
TBIBD BACB-Mile and aerentr raids, thrte-rear-oads
and upward. Star Bottle. Ill (Peak),
22.80, won; Cot. Stone. 103 (Benrr). 23.70, secood.
Whit Wool, 10 (Shflllct), 22, third. Time. 1.(4 1-3.
Beautiful also ran.
FOURTB BACE-Loniafilla handicap; three
Quarten of mile. 11AO added, three-rear-olda,
Craaite, 111 (Lnftu.). 2S.10. von; Littla Father. 112
(Peak). 24, second. T 3L Green, HO (MeCaher),
34. third. Time. I JIM nthnrt, Pnnoe Gal.
WbuiinK Vldow, Docoa, Ursula Fnma. aod Isidora
also -an.
FIFTU BACR-Fptrr and one-half furtomi, two-rcar-otda.
Brcokaeld. 107 (Gsax). 224. won; Naah
Cash, lit (MeCaher), 313. arennd. Foundation. 113
(MoleawortU tUO. third. Time. 1st. Sleuth.
Arcens. Jlmmle GUI. Blua Beard. linen, Hinfs
burV. O'SuHIsjb. and Elmmundr also ran.
SIXTB BACB-Mile and a quarter. Band Bill.
Ill (MrCaheT), Uralcht. K.W. won; LImpst. UA
(ShlCfcij), place. 23.79. secood. Belrne. 1C1 (Calla
han), show, t7a. third. Time. 2:05 3-3. Console.
John Louia, Jabot, Steepls Jack, Galler Slate, and
explicit aiss ran.
EACLNQ CARDS FOR TO-DAY.
Lonlsvllle.
FIBST RACE SeTUna-; B's snd ooe-half "furlorji
Tom Thompson . a i -inrrea.
Raso rt Jeddah . . MIFaleada..
Klla Bnaoa . . IM I Wlnnlnz Widow.
Mccreary ... iu lioaoeane .
I-endanU .
181 1 Chepultepse.
Sir BUiae ... - lot
8ECOVD BACE- UTse; maidena
two-rear-old
colta: flee and one-hair farlocaa.
flolden Color.
Doriwell . .
Solar Star IU
(Ymstopart. IIS
risi.....C: lis
Amburst. .. .
Peter Grimm...... ,
Obsession..
Bsrrr Lander .....
lis
Bunch, of Ken...
TBIBD lUCB-SelUez
raHea,
Jamea Dorkerr .... S I narbird .- .
nrif .. ... u I Roral Prince, ...
Sleeth. - w I VOL Atbmeu.
Patrocha 97 I Star o' Bjan ...
FQuRJB BACE Handicap, one and one-tiruUi
miles.
Durall
. lOSIChrrrrola. ... lt
.. 102 1 Fcnt.. .. 10
Jos Morris,...
Aar Fort. SB John IMrloox.-..... Ill
Font and John Furlong. Fona entrr.
FIFTH BACB-Fit and one-halt furlooes; mil-
Inf.
FVlrr ...
Ohief Jackaon..M 92
Bachelor Qlr1 .. .. IK
Jaca; Nunnaltr.
Jack Denmaa
?5SoS?"
cash on IHurorr....
Sorinsboard...
... 1
rviur sw.,
, .. u
Arrlade .- ,. VS
Campeon... , - - 11!
SIXTH BACE-On and
one-slxtecntn mflsa.
Charier Straus.. ...
cape. nrara.M ss
sferrr Ran- .... 103
OrosaOTcr.. 111
Queen Marguerite,,
Puua.. .......
Superstition...
bpindl.
sa
Electric Park.
FIBST BACE Selllne; Uuee-reax-oldi and up-
wan; atz and ooe-najr xcsioora.
Trarel Uthf......... 103 I Rapsctoua,
Bad Jacket. ,,, 119 i Adolanta. 112
Court Jratcr. 107 I EncuUnto.., 1H
SECOND BACE SeUlaf ; threa-rear-olda and up
ward; about fir furiooca.
Demoness.... ....... IM I HIbemica- .. 10
KonnU lx-.. ........ KBlTcoar Bear... .
Laakja... ........ 104 I Dbtiict Attomor..
ilerrr Chilton..... tllCatnla -
TUIU1 IlAUE rurae; two-rear-oida; about are
roncsrs.
flrosrenor..u..... IM I Dosvood. .M.
Lads Auna..,....., 112 I Buaoat....H.
OricSe. ,..,...... Ill I Akinoua
Wlnnert.. 1121
FODBTB BACE SeElm: tbree-rear-olds and np-
waiu: asieu ruriona-a.
Mcmairur X,....,.,. WlJack Burdetta........
ratnA,..;........ liMBealou ...
ptlbert. ........... 112 I Black ranch,...
Soisn...... 110 I
racau .auauay-oaunif; tnree-jear-oiqa ana up-
wmxu; ssTfr, xunonss.
Sir Edward...... 1U I AtaUr
Urd Weila,.,. ltllJoa Gaitana.
Vdnetion.,..,. 151 1 Cajut.......,
ElB
f-muH.u, nai
SIXTH BACB-6aHtngi threavrear-oUs and up
vard. six and ooa-half forlonzs.
T. n.. Spears.. 19 I Kuakmelon.
llolUa Kearuej.... M
1U.I 1K1....H .....H....k 1OT
IM I Emperor William..... 1st
Ulat; threo-rMT-oloa and up-
Mollis 8....
Tphssrr... .......
at la4teripn.K.,
:. ui
MprTwBltea aHowanco claimed.
Cnnrch Exempted from Taxes.
Tba Commissioners yesterday exempt
ed from taxation the lot -occupied by the
Petworto Jfethodlst Episcopal Church,
!! 8B efhr4 g!eta HortaWMt.
-utMa.!Nii";;."r. u
Arronaut..TSB...... II
8KVENfEnJCC-S4
vara; six aiamvyur rui
raatlavood.,..lfull lal
Louise Wells'. ,.,,V. IM 1 0
Conaru ..... . IDS IB
CAixiJr oriep.
Kan4 ftati Crew 18 I aWaselaa-
la Kallreuiat Leanrae.
Car TJeartmanf continued Itaj -wln-nlnjr
streak yesterday "In the R, Jt Y
M. C. A. League, handing the Station
outfit the short end of a lt-to-1 score.
iCehl was tha ting hitter, connecting
tor a triple ana a aouoie in nve times
at bat. Score:
pSe A?Hki
81atfcn. AB H O A E
Vi SuUlTan. aa 4 1 0 t 3
T.Sal',sn. nllill
T.CaBow c,5 l 2 J
!
i ' ?
sweni, a . , sails
Handr, 3b.. 112
Bell, lb. "t if !
F Callow, rf. 4 2 0
etanaburr. if 1 2 0
KUror. p.. 4 10 1
Salur, .... ttl II
Mill 3itii a
if
! iti
Dare. Jo... 3 llli
SmalVwood. Jbt f i i
TadU e It 4 114
Warner, p..... 3 111 I
ItcDanaMT rf . 1 110
WUUaats . 0 0
- ' 1 Totala...... 33 2Sln
'Bitted for Oickenon la atxth.
Car Department...., IllltUI x-li
Station!.... ....... l0-t
Uun-rush (V. 3 Sularaa. J. Callow IS. Kthl
fa. Basdr (2). BeO. F. OaDow (2). Sunsbncr.
Kilnr. More First baaa on errors-Caf Denart.
OKnt, 4r Btauon. Z. Lett on casta tar irrrart
ment. i Staticn. 1. First bv on, balla-Off tvar
ner, 4; off Walker. L Innizujs pitched Br Kilnr.
i, br Waller. L Bits, mad Off KCror, - Struck.
out-Br KOrcr. . br Warren. I. br Walker. X.
Three-base hlt-KthL Two-baae htta-Kehl, More
Stolen basea-Fwgh (3), T Callow, EehV nti
(3), BelL F. ftaulran, Lssdla. Bit br pitcber-Br
KUror (Wimarai): bj -Warner (F Callow. J. Sul
lirtn) Wild pMch--WaIkcr. Umpire-Mr. 3ot
Bandfbor. -Thse of uao 1 bour and 3 tntBatea.
GOOD BOUT TO-NIGHT.
Tnrner and Albrlttht Sleet at the
Caretjr Theater.
A fast wrestling match Is booked for
the Qayety Theatre to-night, when Con
Albright meels Joe Turner In a finis)
match, best two out of three falls.
Turner haa been beating some of the
best men In the country, and to-night
will be matched with a man who Is fully
aa fast and experienced himself. The
tout will start after the regular per
formance. AMERICAN ASSOCIATIO.V.
At Coiunbus-Tpledo, 13; Columbus, 1L
At 'Louiaiffio-lodlsnspolli, 0; Loulrrilla. L
At Kansas Qtj-St. Paul. Sr Kansas Citr. s.
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Saturdar to Boeder. XLS) Booad Trip.
Sccial Tieketa. isdudinr atalerooci and aecommo
datlons at lamoua CUAilDEHLI.N HOTEL, OM
Point Comfort:
Satturdar a Z7 fn
Monday... r. '3"
garordar.to Tnesdar or aw14 Cf.
Frldar to JHopdaT.......-' ''
Salnrdar to Wed. or 451 C CA
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TWO TRIPS DAILY TO
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Lrartsf Serenth Bfctrt Wharf it II I. a, rrtnrn
Inv at 120 n. ra: learlna- at 1HS la sa retnmhut
It JJ p. ax Bound trip, 15c, tnctodlas admlasloq
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The 'number of persons of European or
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now 230,000, as against lTu.000 In 1901. The
total Includes the British troops, with an
established strcnjUi ot 7,tXl
rereoGOUNTS.
Def et( XMaMtttm in, Isdtfti&ct
Xvtvgue, 3 to 1. -r
In -a, hrljllant battle. Panco defiatad
Manhattan yesterday lnth Independeaca
League, 1 to L
The game developed Into a pitcher'
duel from the start, both Hughes and
Sullivan working- In magnificent form.
The fielding of GUI, Fury, and C. Dam
pier, featured. Score.
MaaVan ABHOAE) Pepon, ABBOAB
tf . 2 1 0
uracs, in.M 3 o a w a
Oil), aa..-,.. 1331
Fttrr, If . 3 till
Morrla, rf, 2 2 1
Green? VZ'i 4 0
Lusoomls, 3b 3 010
Lroeh. cf . 2 e
Mnnch. C.. 2 1 0
SnUtsaa, p . 3 03
Totals,.. Hist"?"
J. Dealr. Xh. 2 0 2 3
t D-pler. 3i( 1 I 11
W. DVlj, rf 4 I 1 O
Lemericv ef... lilt
&rrTiman. aa. 3 1 1 2" 0
D-patr. lh.3 0 f 0
ecsn, o..... 2 10 1
Totala..... 3 SB 111
"Btttsd for Frran In seteoth.
Manhattan-.... -. ., 0l0-t
Perco-. ., .. 2 0 V -x,-3
Bana-rButhea. Grace. COL Furr Fbat baar en
errors Manhattan. 2. Left on baaea Msnhsttin,
f, Fepoo. 9. First baa on balla-Off Bushes, 4;
off SoBJraa. 1 Struck out Br Bushea. T; hr
Solltnn, . Three-bai hit Hujhea. Sacrtaoa hits
-J. ricrnvsllr. OH), lUpp. Stotoa basea-Morria
(2) Lmch C9. Ileirnnaa CO. Bapp, Furr. Grace.
Doubts plaj-J, Donnenr to S. Dampier. Bit &T
pttcber-Br Bathes (Oraca, Fun). W1U pitches
Butte (2), SsBh-an. Umptra Mr. Newman. Tim
U came 1 hour and 34 minutes.
TURNER LOSES- BOUT.
Local Man Falla to Throvr Mitchell
In Specified Time.
Charlotte. N. O. May 21-In a handi
cap wrestling- match here to-night
Joe Turner, middle-weight champion
of the world, failed to throw Billy
Mitchell, of Baltimore, three times
within forty-five minutes. Turner
claimed Mitchell was greased from
bead to foot.
Last night In Columbia 8. C. Tur
ner defeated Caprlno, the fast Italian,
In -two straight falls.
During 1311 New Tork'a nlnety-flvo
ambulances answered K.CA emergency
calls.
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DELAWARE RESORTS.
REHOBOTH BEACH,
DELAWARE.
Will Open !
Saturday,
June 15 for t
ihe Season i
of 1912
Directly oa tha
Atlantic Ocean.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
HAMBURG
AMERICAN
Atlantic
Service
LOR DO B-PARIS-HAMBURS
MAY SAILINGS
Trnnsrlraula .. 23d, 11 A. 51. 1
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Kala'n Ana. lc30th, 10 A. X.
JUNE SAILINGS
IVlctorla Loe . 6tb, 9 A.M.
Frew. Lincoln ... 8th. 11 A.M.
AnirlVa . ... 13th, O A. 31.
tPretorla .. .. 13th, O . M.
Cleaela&d SOth, 10 A.M.
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Pre. Grant . .SOIh.ltt A.M.
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Prea. Lincoln
4th, 12 noon
. Ctb, 10 A.M.
. 11th, 2 P.M.
. IMth, O .. M.
Cleveland .
SStb, B A. 31.
Cabin onlr 'Will can at
ncukvae. tlrt Cabin coir.
ME11TER8ANEAN
Gibraltar, rlapts,Caos
S.S.MOLTKE
May 29, July 6,10 A. M.
S. S. Molttee. .Aug 20, 11 A. M.
SUMMEI CRUISES
To tbe LAND tJP TIIE MID
NIGHT SVX. Eight delightful
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Ansruat, from llwmhurs; to
Norway, North Cape, Spltx-
beraren, leelaad, Ac.
DUnATION 14 TO 20 DATS.
Cost, $62.50 and up
Splendid aerrier larrv stesmahlpa
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Record Trio 39 Uonrs 33 minutes.
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