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*SUDAY*J R.
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DUAL TRACI
OXFORD-CA
to twe.
Oe worM's record was Iaeia
twenty-ve feet three Inches in tl
a ofre s t29.4
heauner throw.
- thogh hopelessy ostdaSed.
.f? the vIetors to ew reoords
319'ard hurdles, while Edid and
'records in the quarter and
E. O.. Gourdin. Harvard's cowe
star, was the hero of the atternood
for his piodlglous leap in the brea
jump was 8% inches better than th
wold's record, and the dusky Crlm
son athlete alw showed the wa;
home to a fast field in the- oentur,
-Ia 1014 seconds.
C.As M Aastber Vietory.
B. G. Rudd's efforts in wit
nhig the quarter cost him the hal
inWe, in which he finished second t
Tommy Clampbel. the Yale star. 1i
1:66. H. B. Stallard, the Cambidg
miler, showed the effects of his ra
ost accident, in which he suffere
a sprained foot. He won the pil,
easily, but In - the slow time '
4:f6 2-6.
The easy victory for the American
was not expefted.r
IeSO-ard dash-P. Ooudy, rat; . t
AbC as, Cambridge. seo sd; 8. H. ld
ma. third. Time, 10T1-5.
Size..r-poud hemmer trew- .
, Urwn. Harvard. first; MD.edde, Oaftrd
secocd; P. . hask. Ts T. chrd
Lemyth of throw. 1 . stAtd brd
.lesp--. , atd. Tae 4wa
C. , 0. tr Sa1 A a ed aes el. e
o", Camb de. third; I, T. Di mekinso
f6eight of idp. . t
- T-d un-H. . V. Duasd, Oaforl
first; G. W. Chapman. Tate. second: T'. C
Oas. Ya,. third. Time. 4 scoeds.
aiid rume-. . tallerad. Caabrild
fist: N. Tatham, Campbrldge, sqcead
MW. ii . Tale, third. Tim., 4:2J:-ti
1!e-Terd HsrdMe.
139-yard hgh -ardl.s-C. a. arognew
Iarerd. firs A. Huilman, Yale second
L. F. Pattdge, Cambridge, tbirti. Time
1653.5 seonds.
STe8-pnd shot put-J A. TolberI
Harvard first; A. . Jordaf Yale. second
A. c. re,w Owfordh third; H. Waterhou
nambridge. fourth. Put. 43 feet 1 Iachn
" Two-mile run- . K. Doug , Ya
first W. . Searove. Cambri.. seend
E. C. tanderpy . Yal third. Time
1:52 1-6.
FrT R - Dr * Agourdis, 11rva
( firnt; H. U. A.hams, Cambridge. seond
C. G. Eragass. ifaVar. third. JnmD
26 feet 2 incises (worlds. r.rd).
180-yard rea-T. If. -Campbell. Tali
l . 0 . D. Rudd. Oxford. second; S
$2.6,esma third. Time, 1:r.
The P t-yard run was won by 'o
Campbell of Yale. The time was 1:5
and was better than the prev3ou
record, which was made by H. Wi
Workman. of Cambridge. In 1901, an
was 1A55 9-6. B. (3. Rudd, of Oxford
was second, and E. W. Siemens,
Yale, third.
FIRST RACE-Dark Ages, 11
(Denny), $6.6, $.00, $2.5. won; ml
an Mae B, 116 (Pool). $2.05, $2.35, see
ond; Bumpety Bumps, 115 (Wa(lsB
t2.r, third. Jacjuere Fedora, Am
bush. Plaudlia, Fo Glove also ran.
FECOND RACE-Chef Sponsor, III
(arrington), $9.10 $.4.6, $3.60, won
(3allipot. 106 (Lang), $10.25. $5.40. see
ond; Bengore, 116 (Mooney), $3.935
third. Lady Catherine, Broad View
Reconnaissance, Sir Williams, (Kama
Dorothy Carlin. Gay Life, Areal
Satnmoor ale aso ran.
THIRD RACE-Clansman, 101 (ay
Br), $42.90, $10.60, $3.70, won; Jame
B. Brown, 115 (Lyke), $3.10, $2.40, sec
ond; Fannie Bean, 112 (Burke), $2.35
third. Saddle and Boots, Mable Cur
tie. Evelyn White also ran. oe
trank was refunded. on Sadd6 a1
Boots.
FOURTH RACE-Bygone Days. 10
(Mooney). $17.30, 14.95, $2.55, won
rolden Sphere, 115 (Huff), $3.40, $2.8
second; Black Servant. 9 (Lyke)
32.45. third. Petrarh. 'intIco, Jear
Corey, BKentish Boy also ran.
*Coupled.
FIFTH RACE-Iinburn 1foo (H
Burke), $19.10. $11.20, $5.55, won; Be
laro, 102 (Barnes)., $8.40, $5.05, second
Fong John, 102 (Anders , 43.0
third. Louis, Tippo Sahib, Pastoria
Swain, War Zone, The Arche r al
ran.
9IXTH RACE-Madron,). 1 5 (Mor
r1s). won: Neensh, 103 (McTaggart)
second; Rhymer, 109 (Parrington)
hird. They Shall Not Pass. Cantflver
Piedra, Richard V., Refugee, Gour
mand. Bond, Indiveret,. also ran.
SEVENTH RAC-Court Fol. Ill
ite Mad t orhfer Buckbtar
aioi. AptoenUs ed lad Waredi
Oresha eb C.e Leen
BUCKCYE ALT.
ThrM l of M a..ilats
W,ae sd.. Alwe ybst Uands
lowAs$12z
m ordershippe pace ost
C.taO. D. anywhecan
Phone Franklinn 1e14
eham. e..a.w. andth hetand os
Rgt-. sRis atA CiONEpre.
-816p9th Sat. e. A.
Wa.gto. D. .
-671 Baltmore Street
IDEMEN
and Yale 4efated Oxford and Cam
inmet here this taroo by ,eight
d hei Go dia, Sarbard, llaped
w broad jump, ant 4ve liternational
e ,eard. Surprises were the victory
s run, and arowa, of $arvard, in the
the Britisbers isyl race out and
8nth am thrw . jum and
Stala= .ot ow hwijisers,
ndle reepectlyely.
: si.ieriocks Umir
HiM.aIor
*Go4Twose.
ST. LOUIS,' July $&-George
Sisler. star of /be ; Louis
Browns, today two
beatitge to Umpir brand.
The trat came when an
covered a risht acreas the jaw
that dropped Hi a during
: a> argument in the Inning.
Sisler was ruled. out of game.
The atar waited after the game
for the umpire and again at
tacked-him. I%-k oeked the tmpire
down, but Bildibarand get up and
- the two were punching furiously
when other players interfered.
E[MPIRE RESULT
FIRST RACE - The Boy, 114
(Haynes), 3 to 1, 1 to 6, out, won: Sun
flash II, 114 (Ptdr), ovt, out, second;
Staunch, 100 (Callahan). evon, third.
Scotish Chief, Clare Frances also ran.
SECOND RACE-Mad Hatter, 133
(1ator), 1 to to, out, out, won; Re
count, 100 (Callaban), out, out, second;
Snap Dragon II, 96 (Mclaughlin), out,
third. Only three starters.
THIRD RACE-Kal Sang, 119
(Sande), 3 to 2, 1 to 2, 1 to 5, won:
Little Chief, I2$ (Fator), 1 to 2, 1 to 5.
pecond; Mustard See, 113 (MLler).,2 to
5, third. Runstar won but disqualified.
Runstar. Penitent, Yankee Star. June
Grass, Rib Grass also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Orey Lag. 135
(Sande). 1 to 4, out, out, won; Careful,
108 (Ensor), I to 2, out, second; Copper
Demon. 110 (Rice), out, third. Knobbie
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Scotch Verdict, 107
(Ensor), 4 to 1, 8 to 5. 4 }o 5, won;
Pirate McGee, 107 (Pennn), even,
2 to 5, second: Mose, 107 (RJee), 6 to 2.
third. Episode. Phalaris, Gem, Johnny
O'Connell, Sunt'ose also ralp.
SIXTH RACE-Sedge, 414 MNatr
brother). 6 to 6, 1 to 2. 1 to 4. won:
Reparation, 114 (Kelsay). 1t 1, 4 .to
1, second; Shaffer, 114 (W5,ner), 7 to
5. third. Goldier, The Almoner. Rum
mel, ClouIgh Jordon, Miracle Man,
Knot Grass, Beverely Belle also ran.
EMPIRE ENTRIES
FIRS+ RACE-Five and a half fur
longs. Lady Mother. 107; 'Zennotta.
99: Fifty-Fifty, 106: *Trimbel, 115;
Lady Delhi, 112; Beverly Belle. 102:
*Greenwich Village. 100; Zorro, 106;
Tulwar, 102; *Duncecap, 10.
SECOND RACE-About six fur.
longs. Jago. 114; Applejack II, 114;
Fluff. 107; Santa Claus, 106 "Fringe.
92; *Fort Churchill, 114; Bluebelle, 101:
Hard Guess, 102; Granny Lee, 104; LIb
erty Girl. 109; Princess Pandora, 102;
Lloyd George, 109; Equator, 10); Ace
of Aces. 109; Midian, 114; Sugar Plum,
J9; Wedgewood. 94.
THIRD RACE-Five and a half fur.
longs. Maredale. 115: Margaret White.
104; Glen Bells. 102: Restraint, 112:
Fred Kinney. 105; Vepizelos, 103; Repa
ration, 105; *Kirtle, 19: Plurality, 105.
FOURTH RACE-About six fur
longs. War Note,,106: Dry Moon, 103;
Purchase. 140; Lucullite, 133; Thunder
clap, 131: Dunsandel, 93; *Dimmendale.
97; Bennington, 93; St. Allan, 95.
FIFTH RACE-One mile and a six
teenth. Ardito. 105; Watcher. :''
"Viadi, 100; Lucky Find, 97; Miss Ran
kin, 92; Frederick the Great, 105:
*Hello Pardner, 100; Tan II. 105; Men
lalay, 105; Lottery, 105; Knight of tha
Heather. 97; Bally Mooney. 100; Kn,g
Agrippa. 105; *lalute. 100; L'Enjoleur,
105.
S[XTH RACE-Five and,a haMlur.
longs. *Janku, 109, *Mabiel A., ".,
*Simple Simon, 103; *Goodhart. 102:
'Sailing Along, 104; *Wreckless, 99;
'Kirtle. 106; *jFair Virginia, 9L.;
*Doughnut. 105; *Bab, 92.
'Apprentice allowance of five pounds
claimed.
'Weather cleer- track fast.
FAIRMONT AND HOLMEAD
TENNIS TEAMS WINONERS
Fairmont defeated Racquet Club by
four matches to three while Holmiead
won from Argyle by 6 to 1.
The results in the Fairmont-Racque1
matches follow: llingies--T. Benton
defeated .Jobnson. 6-3 and 6-3; Edgar
defeated Buckingham by 6-4 and 6-1.
Double.--Johnson and Edgar won
from E. Dow-d and Howenstein. 6-2
and 6-4: Stewart and Burington won
from -Burkingham, 6-2, 4-6 and 7-5;
R. Howenstein and Shanker won from
Hoover and Wagonnr, 6-4. 4-6 and N-6:
,Nee and W. Benton won from Mc
Leod an,d Sickler, 6-3, 3-6 and 6-3. Ma-,
and Long won from C. Dowd and Boi.
ton, 6-3. 4-6 and 10-8.
Ih the HolmeadeArgyle roatcheb
Bates won from 8telwagen, 6-1, 4-6 and
6-2. J. R. Ballenger l*on from May.
field, 7-5 and 6-1, In the doubles the
scores were.: L. Doyle and J. R. Bal
lenger defeated Bates and Mayfield,
1-6, 7-5 and 9 love. Steiwagen and
White defeated Pierce and Robinson,
6-1 and 6-1. McCatharan and Dyer
defeated C-arr and Sonmekant 6-3 and
6-1. Holmead and E. C. Hallenger de
feated Glabel and Melgar. 1-6, 7-6 and
6-3. Robinson and Williams defeated
Keamon and Thurteli, 6-4 and 6-3.
ArsI A. C.'Wins.
The Ari A. C. defeated the Sher
#ood Yankees Saturday afternoon
12 to 2.
Quiflcy A. C. Winner.
QmyA. C. defeated IMelvale A.
C. by iine score of 4to 3.
t:Jt OF w 'AY
Yti
Il
Just after Long Jim Barnes, tl
ham, had annexed the open golf
the Columbia links Friday, Presid<
sented him with the cup of the Ur
RICE AND SHAN
GRIFFS WITI
Sam Rice and Howard Shanks ar
men, according to the latest figures,
six doubles and Shanks twelve triplh
The following players are the lee
on their respective clubs as follows
in both with twenty-seven doublps I
Meurel with twenty-seven dourbles a:
Athletics, Lawton Witt with twenty
tripleK:
The White Sox, Bib Falk with to
his club. The Red Sox, Derill Prati
leads his teammates.
The Indians, Manager Tris Spel
Gardner ten triples. The Browns, C
Johnny Tobin eleven triples.
Individual Batting.
Player. Club U. All. R. H.HR.Sn. P('
Hellmenn. Det.16 347 73 149 12 2 .439
W,aw. Waash.... 16 12 :: i 0 0 .417
Bun.Ce 61333* 6 43.0
job e 73277 1 0.0
4uhelad Det1 "28 140,.0
5pae.Cev.9326 1633.8
.oi.s . 1.. .6 3 3 7 4 6 .
Wod4,'e..1.9. ' .36
Be (ed t L.7 23 08 1 2 36
the Columb.Ci.7 2ink Fr3d1y, Pr6e.3d
Samkr R e'4 a 2d Hoar Shanks .ar
m1sen, ac.or....7 31o the latet 4igur.
siandoulese.3 and Shnk twelv t-r.p40
'ontheir rlepive c4lu36 a follows
Meeph' with wenty-96eve doubles .3a
heiy white 26, Bib Fa with .33
hstru. he.6 Red 4o1 Deril Pr.336
leadso hi ..tea 33mmates.33
Thed Indian...3 Ma2133 1Tris Sp.32
GaPrt. ten...6 triles 3# Browns .32
JonyN Tobl. 4;eve..4 3 trip6les.33
Plnnir. Boub .. A 32 4. 104HR.S3 P
Bugish. o. . .9 3 1 4 7 7 14 12 1 .319
Ric,w washi. . .191 ist 12 1 0414 .317
Eluerb, w-st..L46 161 38 613 0 2.437
hienb. DN.7Y..8 339 72 107 9 10 .300
.'uhrndy, waeh.'? 24 i 12 0 0 .816
oakon. Ci..8 303 67 108 3 .21p
rocbn, t. L. .6 333 44 1041 7 .312
Wood,r Coy... .26243 41 77 0 11 .14
.oair. Dot .. ..1 21 1 7 0 1 .313
3oeron, Clev.L..70 233 2 0 01 .2
Wludsea .s. ..93 311 6. 114 16 14 .314
WIttd, Phi.....1 322 63 13 0 10 .211
Bute. DN.. .0 244 03 10 4 10 .311
lone.h Dot...6 704 120 1 04 .311
IeaerC . Y ...44ii .76 305 4 0 6 .10
!ltu . ot..1 022 69 0 3 .0
isith. Ct. 1... 76 216 65- 170 4 1 .346
ivker. C.oY... ..1 1237 3 71 0 .304
ohrtn. Phio...1 246 26 34 .0 2 .30
ihankas., waoh..4 1602 66 2 47 .323
.uane Phiel...8 32743 61 -i9 4 .210,
hambrg'n. Wle'42 162 0 3 0 4 .336
truney. Cleve. .460 4 16 24 1 6 .3
I. ays. N. IY... 31 8 6 11 24 3 .330
lopp,oN. Yh....8 336 3 10 0 0 .239
ard, . Clv...3164 2123 105 2 5 .227
Pnaty. Phoa...367 3 11 3 6 .224
Yoth. . .Ay. ..3 143 37 45 1 1 .291
Potr ...0432 417 0 4 0 2 .30
h.wkey..Y.17 47 7 14 1 .293
Ric,ch s. h... ..3 191 14 21 4 3 .1
Eohnrb. wa..291 61 23I 16 0 ..21
serber. Nt. V,...031 31 4 3 10 1 .116
.ioriay Wah.I i43 54 1n 0 09 .116
Ionsl. C i. .... 4 1 0 2 104 2 6 .
larbon, C It. ....3*. 233 44 Ol 4 .215
tenoI,k. Bi. ..78 245 41 1 3 71 .514
jaukis. N.ot...2 6 213 17 60 0 1.2
hne. Dnt...2 144 5 17 4 1 .81
BARNES GO
OEs THAT'S A
y4
a .:
e Pride of Pel- Association, a
championship in just chewed
mnt Harding pre- "Thanks, Mr.
ited States Golf was over.
KS LEADING
I LONG BINGLE!
e the leading sluggers of the Grif
Sam having connected with twent:
s.
ding sluggers in doubles and tripli
The Tigers, .Hr Heilmann leac
md nine triples. The Yankees, Ba
id ten triples leads his club in botl
-three doubles and Jim Dyke eleve
enty doubles and eight triples lead
, nineteen doubles and eight triple
ker thirty-four doubles and Larr
eorge Sisler twenty-five doubles an
Player. Club. (3. AB. R. H.HR.MB. P1
Nhrely. Cni......4 ";16 :16 9u 6 2 .21
Miller, Wash...4 237 36 67 6 2 .21
Rush. D... 66 :.40 a 9G 0 10 .2I
Ja.som.n Cleve.79 200 46 79 0 3 .21
J. Walk r. Phail.6 4 231 29 67 1 6 .21
Sott. Boa...7 322 41 90 0 3 .2'
RohsJig. N Y.7 256 41 71 S 6 .21
Alnamilth. Det.. .35 97 6 27 0 1 .31
D)ykes, Phil..92 36 54 91 10 6 .2
MIlam, Wash... .56 171 21 47 0 0 .14
Brower. Wash. .64 175 26 43 1- 2 .21
Meer.. Phil.15 44 6 12 3 0 .32
Perkia., Phit... .05 334 37' 90 3 2 .21
C. Waller. Phili.7O 20 45 32 11 1 .24
Balne. St. . . .214 .0 4 9 1 0 .32
Paimero, at. L. .21 30 4 S 0 0 .21
J. Collins. Ba.. 77 292 30 79 0 6 .21
Leilbold. Bo.....69 215 36 67 0 6 .21
Lamit. 2 L. . . 39 126 13 3." 1 0 .21
Mulligan, Chii. ..38 353 61 94 1 10 .24
Holling,.D[t .. ..21 21 3 3 0 0 .21
Shnrion. De.. .6.9 244 26' 37 0 1 .21
Gleasn.'St. L. . 7 '4 . 6 19 0 1 .2.
Young, Det .....7j 264 29 63 0 3 .21
P. Collins. St. L.36 06 7 22 1 0 .21
Smith. Ut 1... W..60 192 10 49 3 2 .32
Picinich, Wasn. .22 67 4 27 0 0 .2.
Kerr hi...0 63 9 17 0 2 .34
Myers. Bos...19 40 5 20 5 0 .21
Blurweli, St. L. .20 20 2 5 0 0 .31
Hendrys, Bem.. .43 123 10 53 0 1 .23
Pennock, Bog.. 4 311 1 0 .2<
Schalk, h...7 4 06 2
Dausse.e.....2 6 4 13 1 2
Calwel,Clee.2326 1 6 0 0 .24
O'Rourke, Wash.9122 33 3 0 1 6 .32
serent Dt...2 60 6 1 0 0 .2;
Thomas. Cleve...2l21 36 S 0 0 .21
F. Walker, Phil.19 96 6 15 1 1 .21
Billings, St. L. .19 44 2 10 0 1 .31
e Cana. Phil.. .24 59 7 .12 0 1 .31
lloway. Phila76 240 32 07 3 .2
Blhmke,. Dot.. ..2 I1 4 11 0 0 .31
Baghy, Cleve....35 6 .. 13 0 0 .23
Zachary, Wash. .24 65 103 3
Dais li. L.. ..31 52 4 1 : : .121
Viok.1Bo....1223 1 7 00 .21
Wease, St. ....49 94 12 20 2 0 .2{
Rlommel. Phla. .26 40 6 10 0 0 .24
Karr. Boe..26 29 0 6 0 0 .24
Cov'kie, Clove...27 75 3 15 0 0 .24
Shockr. St. L..36 45 9 9 0e4,24
i.nn. N- Y...20 30 0 4 0 0 .4
itt. lB...6.219 23 43 0 1. .11
Oldham. Dot. ..3236 3 7 1 0 .11
McNally N. Y. .23 2 3 10 0 1 .11
M att. l'hl~..1 26 1 2 0 0 .11
Hotmiann. N. Y(.17 42 4 S 1 0 .11
Mert, N. Y....22 54 4 10 0 0 .11
Briekson Wab.30 29 2 7 0 0 .11
schact. ~a... .20 17 0 3 0 0 .11
Harris. Phil.23 17 1 10 0 0 .11
Lee,. Ni. L...2 159 16 37 0 1 .11
Bodie. N.Y..29 34 4 14 0 0 .11
Faber. Chi....2 66 9 11 0 0 .11
Mog'dge. Wamh.22 57 4 9 0 2 .11
Waiters. Bos....22 72 5 1i * * .11
Mc'lellan, 'hi. .37 i22 11 18' 0 1 .14
Knlp, N, L..2 30 2 4 9 0 .21
Milkinonn. ('II..1 332 0 4 0 0 .31
lesonard. Dot. .. . 21 42 2 5 0 0 .11
T WA&~NOT
SUWE THtNG
hich conducted the tourney. Jin
his wel-nown clover and said
President," when the presentation
Playsr. Club. G. AS. . R.MIt SB. pC.
Russsl. Bos....23 at 1 4 0 0 .12
Acosta. Wash.. .17 23 2 2 0 1 .001
Narler. Phil..... 17 23 0 2 0 0 .091
Keefe. Phil..... 26 33 3 0 a .061
McWeeney. Chi.16 22 0 0 0 0 .000
Club 1111t661.
0. AB. Il. H. 2B.IB.RR.SB.PC.
Cleve . ...28 2086 660 1052 210 63 24 31 .326
rDetret 90 3200 631 1009 160 60 40 62 .311
AMt. Louis 30 5071 466 $11 142 60 42 48 .300
1. N Y. ...16 2930 400 362 166 46 TT 4T .200
Chicago .$1 3031 35 563 143 61 16 63 .264
Wash . ..04 3215 446 010 163 62 20 T2 .279
s 9este. . .37 2834 13 T37 142 30 10 47 .273
Ls Phila ....3 3100 36 533 47 40 64 41 .260
b Pichs Reesa.
Last shut
Pitchers. Club. W. L. PC. W. L. Out
Odenwald. Cler.. 2 0 1.000 2
Paber. Chi......11 6 .760 6
Hqqs. N. Y......16 6 .760 7 .. 1
S Sutherland. Dot.. 6 2 .760 .. 1 ..
1, Perguee. N. Y.. 1 .760 3 .
Morton. Cleve... , 1 .760 .. 1 1
Schacht. Wash... 5 2 .714 .. 1
y Cooeleskie. Gi.Ve.i 7 .632 .. 1 2
d Shaw, Wash..... 3 0 .667 1 1 2
aill. Cleve ..... 10 6 .626 . 1
Collins. N. Y..... 6 3 .626 4 .. ..
- hawkey, N. Y.. I 1 .645 2 ..
Hoyt. N. Y......11 7 .611 2 ..
I Hodge. Chi...... 3 2 .600 3 .
3 Jones. Boa.......13 0 .691- .. 1 3
2 Moridge. Wash. 10 .68 . 3 2
2Middletom. Det... 7 6 68 . 2 .
2 tlhle. Clove.i . 5.1 .170 . . 1..
0Bayne, St. L..... 4 1 .671- 1.. .
8 Pe nock. flo.... 0 1 .101 2 ..
:: ,fb Cleve. ...10 3 .536 1.. .
K . t ... 4 .156 1 .. .
6 Zechar?. Wash.1 9 .560 2 ..
,Shocker, St. L.. .11 0 .150 1 .. I
So r.'hl.....6 1 .141 . . S
2Dav. St. L... 5 .129 1.. .
Keorr. ChI....11 11 .500 2 .. S
8Harris, PhIl.... 0 0 .600. .. 1..
flush. floe... 6 .60 2 .. 2
IT Oldha, Del.... 6 6 .5,0 1 .. 1
S othoron. St. L-Bloe.
Clove........... 4 4 69 S ..
4 Van Gider St. L. 4 4 .500 1.. .
's Ac.osta, *ah.. 4 4 .500.. 1 .
8Pery Y...3 3 .100 .. . 2 1
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Leivathan Plays.
The Leviathan A. C. will meet the
Sstrong Navy Yard Marine nine to.
S morrow at ifth and L streets, south.
4 easit, at 2:30 p. m. Webb, the
2Leviathan's star hurler, wit hurt
* against the Marines, with Pope on the
is receiving end. .Teams desiring gaes
0 with the Leviathan, address P.M.
Boyd, 123 Pennsylvania avenue
S southeast.
Win Seventeen Straight.
g The Siver Stars won their seventh
astraight victory today by defeating
i the' immaculate Scouts, 30 to 4. or
4uden, fur the winnarn- a1swd oaly
a three hAits
Manager Jik. Muiane WIP Be
In Charge of Carnivat at
Union Station Plasa.
Bams.l interests, of the amateur
and Independent clams particularly,
have pledged themselvee to give their
hearty support to the carnlval and
outdoor circus which starts temorrow
evening at Valona 91a for
Ihe benefit of the Ba eball i
Hsht of the most pt Tlnent fra,
tetbfles of the city wil also be en
thushlatically -beh4ud the event, which <
le to last for two weeks a the b .
bull teams making up the league t
their names and draw their
from the Masons, Dlko. Red Met.
Wooaen. Moose, Macoabees, Knighte
of Ppthy . and Odd Plowa.
EMu Jack Mullane. the local ba
9 lam undertaken to boaduot
e carnival for the Fraternal saew
ball League and accordingly Is brlt- I
lng to the city a troop e h t i
ohmes, cleanest prof
era and novelty attractions It Is
poi-l to secure throughout the
vaudeville world. I brining theI
Glth's Greater 'Shows to to Wshing
ton, Mr. Mullane assures the public
that every act in - the entire program
wEl meet with the approval of the
most disoerning of audiences.
Before signing tpe eontract for the
two-week term. Mullane first secured i
atd".oap a oV from the mayer
of pmerdt. . werethe enter
tainers - finished up a long stay.as$e.
alight. All of the usual features in
oluded In an outdoor olicus and cearl
val will be Included in the program
which starts tonmorrow and two weeks
of frollcing and fun are prnmled
devotees of this big open air event.
CAMP MEAII[TANK
CORPSTEAMAFTER
TRACK METTROPHY
Athletic Games WIN . Be Big
Feature of Reunion at
Chesapeake Beach.
The tank corps at Camp Monde.
Is out after the Washinmton Pst
trophy in the American Legion's
first track meet and re-unlop to be
uts.A Thursday, August 26. at'hesa
peks, Md..
Yesteeday, Ueut. H. V. H. Harrb,
athletic officers of the tank corps. In
formed the chairman o the athletic
committe that he is planning to enter
a relay team, as well as men In the
various dash and distance events. The
tank corps numbers many good ath
letes, and it's guing to take some bat
work on the part of the legion mem
bers to keep the majority of the medal.
from reaching Camp Meade.
Invitations have alg been extended
Fort Myer, the Washmlltoo BarrackA,
Fort Hunt. Bowling Field. the Ma
rine Barracks and the Navy Yard to
enter men in the various events, and
it is expected that every branch of
the service will be represented in the
various service races.
Cy MacDonald has aecepted an In
vitation to referee the meet, while l
Jimmy Mulligan. *l known in local
athletic circles, will officiate as starter.
Capt. Ernest L. Higgins of the tank
corps, and Lieut. Paul Foote, of the
Walton Reed Hospital Post of the
American Legion, are two of the
judges. The remaining judges have
not been selected as yet.
WINDSOR ENTRIES1
Kenlworth entler for July 26:
First Race-Purs6. $1.200; ClaimIng.
maiden two-year olds; five and a
half furlongs: zTiger Impres. 93:
Canny Lady. 107; zOrace Foster. 107:
Zack Terrell. 108; Plaudella. 106;1
xMalsavane, 100; Peace Pal, 103: Mo
mentum. 105; Fedora, 103: Forestall.
106: Roma Lee. 107: Delhimar, 111;
Nellie Lemon, 107; Commander Col.
112: Edith Loans. 105.
Second Race-Purse, $1,300; claim
ing. three-year-old- one mile and 70
yard.: xackte y, S8; Tuanoea
105; zChow, 37; Huen, 106: VIe
Munos, 102; Non SkId, 07: zTribune,
106; Gilt Fringe. 37; Day LIly, 16:
Joaquina, 105; Mary Jane Baker, 105;
Dr. Chum. Woll,. 103; Roseate, 105;
Surmount. 110: Winall, 07.
Third Race-Purse. 81,000; elaIm
ng, three-year-olds- one mIle and 70
yards: iPlato, 90! xHyamnpoin, 102:
Lady Stella, 97: King Trojan. 105;
xLough Red. 102; BloomIngton, 33:
Toreador. 105; Beck Top, 33: Me.rri
mac. 107;:a n, 103: Dan Jack
son. 100: All Right Sir. 107: xMr. X.
100: Be Sure. 112: lady Lillian, 37.
Fourth Race-Purse, $ 1,0W; allow
ances. four.year-olds and up; e
mile and 70 yards: Ten Can. 105:
Parisian Diamond, 100; Besthoff. 103:
War Zone. 111; Dodge, 114; King
Thrush, 114.
Fifth RacePurse, $1,400: claim
ing, four-yrearolds and up; 1%~ miles:
iflomeward Bound. 33: Ellimon, 106;
Mistress Polly. 101; Benevolent. 106:
xDarnay, 98; Lady Longfellow. 164;
Walter Turnbow, 106; a(apital City,
105; Napthallup, 103: Darley, 111;
xDotta. Best, 105: Young Adam,. 111;
Austral, 106: Wave. 113; Sundarla,
104.
Sixth Race-Puree, $1,000: claim
ing. four-year-olda and up: one mile
and 70 yards: King George. 112:
Jean of Arc. 107: Locust Leaves, 204:
Wlnneconne, 107: Guy, 100: IRuby,
107: War Glod. 106: Grace, 107: The
Nephew. 104: Dr. Rae. 103; Ku Klux,
106: General. 103.
Seventh Race-Purse, 81.600: claim
Ing. four-year-olds and up: one mile
and 70 yards: Piedra, 106: Star
Realm. 109: Osgood. 106: Lothair, 109:
Aph, 107- Exhorter. 1flq: fan.' Peir
T. 109: Lowell. 109: RoIsterer. 109:
Pnkn,113; Sea W ,10:Frank~
-Annrentic'e allowanee.
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DUWKt COLONYWE0M
JAOK JOHNSON IN-GOTHAM
NEW TORE, July 22-Jack John
ten aritv. in New York yesterday
and was welcomed in Harlem with
much ado by several thouand
negroes. Two brass bands blared fortb
as the pugilist stepped from a train
freen Chicgo.
A rade was immediately started
up Ln1 aveue. Johnson being
acnompanied by Sam McVey and Joe
Sennette. also pugilist. Johnson
Eaned wn every direction. ie wore
a heckeed suit of high vslubilty and
hls bald head glistened In the sunlight.
A panquet followed the parade.
CONTRACTOR LOSES $1,800
ROLL TO HIGHWAYMAN
ANNAPOLIS. July 23.-Local
deputies and member. of the State
police are hunting the man who held
up Henry Buendegard on the aIre
more-Annapolis boulevari Friday and
relieved him of $1,ite In tash anli a
check for $46. The attack took
place near P.aan. ten mile. frora
Ahbnapolia.
SAndegard is a emractor and
buildes, and appeers to have been se
bewiered by the attack that he
has not been able to give the of
flals much asistance. He stated
that a white man approached hi n
from behind and hit him on the he-ad
with a club. He remembers noth
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