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EVENING LEPCH3R PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1915,
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NEW YORK GOLFERS
, SMOTHER WOMEN OF
BOSTON IN MATCHES
New Englanders This
Afternoon Win But Four
i Contests of 15 Scheduled
, in Intercity Contest at
Merion Cricket Club.
HAVEKFORD, To., Juno 3.-New York
absolutely umothcreu Boston In the two
tall matches here this mornlnK In tho
first of tho series of Intercity contests bo
tween New York, Boston and Philadel
phia for the Clement A. Grlscom Cup
Out of 15 twitches Boston won only four.
The New Englanders must win all four
ball matches this afternoon to even tie
the Metropolitans, a feat practically out
of the question.
Boston started well enough by winnlns
the first two matches.
Miss Margaret Curtis, Boston, and Miss
Ll'lllan Hyde, Now York, played number
one on their respective sides, and Miss
Curtis gained what may appear on tho
surface a rather cosy victory over her
opponent, 4 up and 3 to play. There was
some excuse for Mlsi Hyde's defeat. In
the first place tho course was totaly un
familiar, and It is an extremely dlfllcutt
one unless you have played It before,
and In the second Bho did not recelvo
the best of advice from her caddie. Miss
Fanny C, Osgood gained a meritorious
victory over Mrs. II. It. Stockton, 4 up
and 2 to play. With the exception of
a couple of mntches New York swept
the board after this, nnd there were otny
two matches that were at nil close.
Mrs. A 8 Rossln, of New York, de
feating Miss D W. Crosby, 1 up. and Miss
J Alexander, Now York, beating Miss
D. Ball, 1 up. Miss Louisa A. Wells nnd
Miss D. A. MacCarthy, both of Boston,
turned In victories for their side. Miss
Wells gained a most convincing victory
over Miss Elsa I'lckhardt, 6 up and 4 to
play, and Mhn MacCarthy defeated tho
New York captain, Mrs. Lnwrenco Swift,
i up and 2 to play.
The easiest victories of tho morning
were gained by Miss J. M. Bishop and
Miss It Alexander, who defeated, re
spectlvely, Mrs D. W, Duley nnd Miss
E. FItz, S up and 7 to play.
Summary:
NEW YORK,
Mlrs Lillian IlyJa O
Mri. II. It 8tnckton 0
ll Marlon ilrlllns '. . l
(Nile j (Icorglnna lllehop 1
Mr. Lawrence Swift u
Mrs. A. 8 I-aJaln 1
Mr. M. D ltoterion 1
Mr, II W. Whitney 1
llfl Blsa i'lckhjrt 0
lire. a. M. Hecksher 1
Mrs. Iloberson 1
Mrs. Boyer 1
Mm. Morris 1
Miss II Alexander 1
UIM J Alexander 1
Total IT
BOSTON.
Mill Margaret Curtlo 1
Mlu P C Osgood 1
Jllia Harriet Curtis i)
Mm. D. W Diley O
Mlu D. A. MncCnrty 1
Mill D W Crosby 0
Mlu Ann Mason o
Mlu Ituth llltcliborn 0
Mix U A. Wall 1
Mra. u II Converse 0
Mils M. Gary 0
MIM 31 U. I'lerco o
Mlu Ada Smith ". 0
MIM E. Fit: 0
Milt J Alexander 0
Total 1
MIk M. Curt In defeated Miss Hyde, 4 up
and ,1 to play.
Miss Osgood defeated Mrs. Stockton, 4 up
and 2 to ntay
MUa Holllns defeated Mian II. Curtis, 4 up
and 8 to Plus
Mils Illtl-op defeated Mrs. Daley, S up and
T. to play.
Mla HacaCrthy defeated Mrs. Swift, 4 un
and 2 to play '
Mrs, Poitsln defeated Mils Croshy, 1 up.
Mrs Patterson dofeated Miss Manson, 4 up
and 2 to piny
Mrs. Whitney defeated MUa Hltchborn, 0
UP and 3 to play
Ills Wells defeated Miss Flckhardt, 0 up
and 4 to play
Mrs Ileckscher defeated Mrs Converse, 0 up
nd 3 to play.
Mrs, uorns aereutca .miii smitn, u up and 4
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Boyer defeated Mian Pierce. 8 up and
4 to rlay
Mrs Jloborson defeated Miss Cary, .1 up and
2 to play
Miss 11 Alexander defeated Miss E. ntz, S
lip ind T tu play.
Mill J Alexander defeated Mrs. Hall. 2 up.
Barrows Denies Report
NEW YORK. June 3.-tProaldont Barrens, of
the Internatlnn.il Baseball league, today de
nied a report that the Newark, N J t club
would bo shifted to Harrlaburg or York, Pa.,
teiause or poor support b) local fans.
"There Is absolutely no truth In the re
Port," declared 1'resHent Harrows "We hao
a valuable property' In tha: territory nm! wa
Intend to stick In Knwark. Uaseball bum ess
is not very good anywhere this season "
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COURT
"Iron Jaw John Qulnn, tho Boss of
Devil's Den," Is not a moving picture piny,
but merely the nnmn nf an ncirresslve
Individual who ruled the gang In an
Abandoned stable on Hast Glrard avenue.
jHi was a llttlo Nero In his own bailiwick
nd seemed to be happiest when he was
Bnffl-V KIrnn T n r InVinM ...nn II.A IHIa
f- by a feat performed many years ago
1 when he bit six nalla In halves and won
, jji 110 bill, lie never forgot It and won't
permit any one else to. qulnn uoeBni line
to be annoyed when he la walking along
the street and when a careless house
keeper accidentally swept somo dust on
him he pulled the broom from her hand
and broke It In two. Another woman
expressed her disapproval of the ungal
nt act and John broke a bucket with
Wch she was bathing the sidewulk Into
splinters.
This exerclan AArriArl In arnllM nil of
Sinn's ferocious Instincts. He jumped
!" ariverless wagon on the corner ana,
ring the whip from Its socket, started
tQ lash pasvursby. John was thus
Mnnlng the, neighborhood to suit himself
TJhen Policeman Ul'ca Hnllnrul entered
Tit It!" shouted Mike.
.-in reply, John tried to eut the cop's
wim a, whip. 'Mike pulled the whip
hBl John mri lamhA him nil tliA WAV
U i th East Olrard vuue station.
Th ir(m jBw p QUBn was gtlU t
T.w,a,h whn he wtts bIimmX up bfor
SH.I?,1 otvenon.
ou will be Juat as bandy with a
you were with tha wuip," saw
JUrltTA "anil rn na AtatmllA at
9 House, of Cot rsetloa tar 39 day."
Jfct more tbat QttHge Pttlers wife
me nappier M is ana tus
He flaurim that the mora mosey
nftakea avor IhA uraahtnh the man
tfu have to iJriak, the pallca say. Bt
i mat nt is not tund l-aiwy,
, the money has not betn coming
tiUlUaffa ti, kn na. ullk tl,A Thllt
!?U1 When the woman re.nlnded. tier
SUd trta.t tht- nt.uiai Oiai nwd f l r
ft laualKJ ul t,ei and riutllv ultked
I KJ J I KJ
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COLORS RUNS FAST
AT DORVAL MEETING
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J. D. Misick's Bay Filly De
feats Inlnn and Mrs. Mc. in
5 1-2 Furlong Race.
DORVAti PARK, MONTREAL, Canada,
Juno 3. Colors ran true to form In the
first race, with a purse of $400 offered to
the 3-year-olds nnd up, selling, nt"S4 fur
longs, here today, defeating Inlnm nnd
Mrs. ilc. In 1:08. McAteo had the leg up
on tho winner.
The summary
t'liit race, purae 4000 3-rrr-oM and up,
ellli'f. ii rurlonae-Colors. loo, McAtee. 7 to
J". 1 to .1. 1 to it, won: Inlau, lull. Clnter, O
to 1, 2 to J, exen, second, Mrs At. C. 10.1,
Smith, 10 to I. I tu I, een. third Time,
1:(W. Mona r Mils Plaay, Ischsablbbte, Miss
Menard, Cloak, Velio Forty and Ulue Jay
nlno ran
second rnce, mrs 3400. rrmlden V-ynr-old.
4 furlongs Boneros First, 107, Murphy, 4 to I,
l to 3, .1 to .1. noni Tarbrush, 10T, Metoolf. II
to 2, i) to 3, .1 to 3. second, Bnrly Light, US.
Claver, to t, 4 to .1. 1 to ,:. third Tlrre,
.J,U 4-3. Joo Bernstein, llapplnees, Chetry.
Will Cash Se-ntcr Stnlwnrt and llerla also ran
Third race, selling;, purso $100, 3-car-old
and up, ,1V4 furlonxa lllrriman, 11.1. Jackson,
i to 1, 3 to 1, even, won. Vltey, Kd, Cooper
2. ,n..n' ' ,0 " "L second, Hearthstone, 114.
Taplln, 3 to 1. s to B, 4 to . third. Time.
I OS 3-3. Hose lllnir, Single, Maraand, Can
nock and Dryda also ran.
Fourth race, handicap, purse $G00, 1- ear-old
nnd up. 3 furlonna Ilackbay, 1(7, Metcalf,
II to r.. 1 to .1. out, won, Deposit, 102. Hlillllnsr,
4 to 1, een, 4 to 3. second, Briar rath, lot
Taplln, 0 to 1. 3 to 1. .1 to ,1, third. Time
1 14 1-5. Stalwart Helen nnd Protector also
ran.
Fifth rnce, purse ISO). 2-year-oIds that haxe
not won moro than two racea since May 8,
44 furloum Anita. 10.1, Taplln, 4 to 1, 3 to 1
4 to 3. won, A'fadlr. 102. McAtee, 11 to 1.
7 to 1, n to 1. second, Phil Unger, U)R, Ciaet,
1.1 to 1, 4 to 1. 2 to ). third Time, .11
BerMa, Tab Her and (Homer also ran.
Sixth nice. SVW. 4-yrar-olda nnil up, selllnir
mllo ad 30 ards Cuttyhunk, 104, 1 orehand.
4 to 1 (I to 3 a to 3, won, The Hi tnp, ,oi.
Cooper 101, II to D. 1 to 2. 1 to 4. second, J II
Houghton. 112. Shllllnir, to to 1. 4 to i. 2 to
1, third. Time, 1 47 2-3 llalfront. Joe Stein
Dick's Pet and Veneta Htromo also rnn.
ENTRIES ARE ARRANGED
FOR DORVAL TOMORROW
First race, rurse 400, mnlden 3-yenr-old and
up, selling. 0 furlongs 'Kndurance, 01, Argent,
lmi. Miss Clara, tin), Princess Hatty, 100, Juna,
100, Wumbrrer, 102, Uncle Flu, 102, Wodan,
102. 'Alice K . 10.1. 'Hpltnre, lul, 'King Chil
ton, 1113; 'King Cotton, 1UB. Paul Gaines. 101,
Cnln Chaser, tin. Chaser, 110, Also eligible
11 8ann, lul, Strange Ulrl. 101, Shrewsburj,
10.-, Aprlsa, Ids, Julln Lyons, 108.
Second rnce, purso 1400, for S- ear-olds and
up, selling, (1 furlongs Smiling Mag, 117, llrlny
Deep, 102, Columbia I.ad, 102, Kadero
Reros, KM, Ortyx, lul. lllue Wing, 107, bpohn,
10H. Ford Mai, 10U. Uye White, 100, Somo
Kid, 110, Rustling Urass, 112, Rubicon II, 112,
Senitnr James, 114, Swede Ham, 114, Uortlnn
Russell. 117.
Third rnce, purse 500, for 4-ycar-olds and
up, selling, mile 'Mlnda. Ill; Miss Prlmlty,
H:i, llognrt, 104, King Itndford, 100, Mercu
rlum, 100, Duke of Shelby, 100, Bordello, mil.
Water I.ad, Itw, 1ab Daj, 10U. Francis, luu,
Mr. Mack. 112
Fourth race, purse $300, for 4- J ear-olds and
up. selling. mlle-'Uaby Sister, 102; 'Sherlock
Holmes, 104, llenumont Ilelle, 104, 'Cogs, KM.
Mudsill, 102, Zodiac, loll, i;uiiiesne. 1U7,
Voladas, Jr., 100. llrooms Edge. 10U, Sonny
lloj. lli
Firth race, purse J40O, for .1-yenr-oldH and
up, selling, fl furlongs Cadenza, ltu. Hnlder's
liest, 104: Imra. lo.l: song or Itocks. Iu7;
Innuleta. 107. 'Uelnloha, 107, Tort Monroe,
110, Gordon, 110, Nlla. 112, Salon, 112. O 'TIs
True. 114, Utile Jake. ill. Anmrl, 114,
Lamb's Tnll. Ill, Mortgyle, 117.
Sixth race, purae Son. for 3-yenr-olda nnd
up, owned In Canada, 0 furlongs I.lngar, BN;
iJinsln. If: Milan, WO. Our Mnbelle. lol;
Aprlsa, 107, Kutcrpe, 110. Knights Differ. 11J;
Gordcn. 114. Dynamite, 118, Henna of Oak,
118
Seventh race, purse $100, for 3-year-olda and
up, selling, t 1-1(1 miles 'Oerthelma, 104:
Valns, nil, Asa Herndon, 101, 'Zodiac, 107:
Jabot, 110, Hula Welsh. 110. "Hen Uncas,
110; I.uke Van Zandt, 112, Centaurl, 112: Au
tumn, 112.
Weather clear, track fast
Apprentice allowance claimed.
BELMONT PARK ENTRIES
LISTED FOR TOMORROW
First race, for 2-year-old maidens, fillies and
geldings, 4W furlongs straight Mils Puzile,
112; Peaceful Star. 112. Puss In Hoots, 112;
Golden Oate. 112; Lily Heaen8. 112.
Second race, for 3-year-olds and up, selling,
1 mile auy Fisher, 110. 'O. M. Miller. 101.
Hoc, 111. Wanda Pltzer, 10S. 'KHcrca. 118,
Astrology, 02, Beothoven, 102, Presumption,
I 10 ...
Third race, for ;i-ear-oius ana up, mares.
White Stone hnndlcap. mllo and sixteenth
Short Grass, 124, Montressor, 107, Nona
King, 10.1.
Plfth race, for 3-year-olda and up. ateople
chase, maidens, about 2 miles Sixty-Four, 147;
Sorrento, 1.12, Baltimore. 142: Uonny Laddie,
142; Pebeto, 142. Aberfeldy, 142, Roger Gordon,
142- Judge Walser. 147.
Sixth race, for .i-year-olds and up, 1 mile,
maidens Gammon. 100, Etruscan, 100; Coin,
113; Turn Turtle, 107: Saratoga, 112.
Apprentice allowance claimed
Weather cold: track fast.
Smallpox in Milwaukee Ilall Camp
COLUMBUS. O, June 3. After physicians
had diagnosed tlio Illness of Pitcher John
Shackleford, of tho Milwaukee American Aa
'K lotion team as imallpox. all members of
the team cre ordered to submit to vaccina
tion thla afternoon.
HRONICLES
threw some of tho clean wash on the
ground and walked on It.
Policeman Droughman heard the wo
man crying as ho passed her home at 6905
SlcCalltim street. He arrived Just as Fit
ter was swearing at her. The cop shook
oil the fight out of Fltler and took him
before Magistrate Pennock at the Oer
mantown station.
Tha husband said his arrest was due
to a misunderstanding, but the Judge
placed his faith? In the testimony given
by the cop and sent Fltler to the "Cor
rection" for three months.
selling, 0 furlongs, main course Azylade, 10S;
Water Uly, 107. 'Kllcrea, 103; 'Astrologj,
1)2. I.ll Orme, 108. "Fenmouse, 08.
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BEATS THE DODGERS
Continued from Pngri One
struck out. Byrne sent n sk scraper to
Myers. No runs, one hit, no errors
Miller grounded to Ilyrne. Applclon'out.
Bancroft to Ludcrus. O'Mara departed
by the same route. No runs, no hltir, no
errors.
FOUUTI1 INNING.
Becker wns Bnfe on O'Mara's error.
Becker went to third on a wild pitch
Crnvath drew a pass. Nlchoff forced
Cravath nt second, O'Mnra to Cutshaw,
Becker scoring. Cutshaw tossed out
Ludcrus. Nlchoff stole third. Welser
struck out, but Miller dropped the bolt
nnd tho runner reached first safely. Nle
hoff scored on tho piny. Klllcfer tiled to
Stengel. Two runs, no lilts, no errors.
Mvrrs walked. Dnubert wna ulso passed.
Stengel .forced Myers nt third. Majer to
Byrne Wheat filed to WclBer. Cntshnw
tlrow a pass, filling the liases. Getz nlso
drow n pass, forcing In Daubcrt Miller
fouled to Klllcfer. Ono run, no hits, no
errors.
FIFTH INNING.
Appleton tossed out Mayer. Bancroft
singled over second. Byrne popped to
O'Mara. Becker filed to Myers. No runs,
ono hit, no errors.
Appleton struck out. Bancroft ran over
to third bnso lino and grabbed O'Mara s
foul. Myers beat out a bunt. DaUbert
i,lnsled to left. Mycin going to second.
Stengel Hied to Becker. No runs, two
hltfc, no errors.
SIXTH INNING.
Cravath struck out Nlehoff followed
suit. O'Mara tossed out Luderus. No
runs, no hits, no errors.
Wheat beat out an Infield hit to Byrne.
Cutshaw popped to Nlehoff. Nlehoff
togged Wheat and doubled up Getz at
first. No runs, one hit, no errors.
SEVENTH INNING.
Welser fouled to Miller. Klllefer singled
over second. Mayor struck out, nnd
Klllefer took second on a passed ball.
Cutshaw tossed out Bancroft. No runs,
one hit, no errors
Miller out. Bancroft to Luderus. Mayer
threw out Appleton. O'Mara beat out on
Infield hit to Mayor. Nlehoff tossed out
Myers. No runs, one hit, no errors.
EIGHTH INNING
Byrne dropped a Texas Leaguer over
second. Becker hit to O'Mara, who
touched second, disposing of Byrne and
doubled up Becker at first. Cravath filed
to Oetr. No runs, one hit, no errors.
Mayer tossed out Daubert. Stengel
strolled. Bancroft grabbed Wheat's fly
nnd doubled up Stengel nt first. No runs,
no hits, no errors.
NINTH INNING.
Nleholf filed to Stengel. Luderus sin
gled to centre. Welser filed to Wheat.
Klllefer filed to Myers. No runs, one hit,
pntshaw filed to Cravath. Gets filed to
Welser. Bancroft tossed out Miller. No
runs, no hits, no errors.
KUMMEIt BESOKTS
EAOLP.'S MEltE. TA.
THE CRESTMONT INN
EAGLE'S MEttE. PA.
Tha hotil with tha Incomparable situation.
2200 feet abov the sea, on the summit of
the AlleghenUa Golf, tennis, boating and
the finest of freih water bathing! Tscirlo
lights, steam heat. etc. Also bungalows with
meals at Inn For booklet andT term ad
dress WU.1AU WOODS. Manager
POCONO MOUNTAINS. PA.
nelaware Water Cap, Pa.
LAUREL RIDGE " 8hD;;!;nb.Br'I,V.,,
,1 -wi Near Station and rlvir. Excellent
uuiiutH accommodation
Bklt. O. Howard.
JMajrrtairjjCreekjJP
HA11SHALLS FALLS HOUSE Modrn In vry
AVpcc iSokLt. N. HUFrMAN, Prop.
IT HAPPENS IN THE BEST
LAWSON IS WINNER
GERMANTOWN HALF
At Annual Field Meet Today
Senior Athlete Goes Route in
2 Minutes 11 Seconds.
Oermantown Academy held Its nnnual
closed handicap Held day track nnd Held
meet this nftcrnoon for seniors. Inter
mediates nnd Juniors.
Tho llrst senior race, the "S80," wns
won by Lauson. with' Williams second
and Sharpless third. The time wns Sill.
Gold, stiver nnd bronze medals nre the
prizes.
Tho summaries, with the men named
In tho order of their finish, nre as fol
lows: OSO-iard run (senior) Lawson. Williams and
Sharpless. Time, 1! minute 11 seconds.
lv.'()-jarcl run (senior) Iienberg, Holmes and
Jones. Time, S3 aeconda flat.
100-yard dash (Intermediate) Henaon, Beard
and Smyth Time, 12 4-B seconds.
High Jump (senior) Tie between Prutihey
and Cliff; third, Jones. Height, B feet .1
Inches.
100-jard dash (Junior) Williams, Orlev and
Valentine. Time. 14 seconds Hat.
4!0-ard run (senior) Isenborg, Sharpless and
Jones Time. S3 seconds flat
12-pound ihotput (Senior) Frutzhey, It.
Cllffe. Marlllnc. Dlstnnce. 114 ft. Jl Iris
Running; broad Jump (Seniors) Frutzhey,
Isenberg, Key. Dlatanco, 20 ft. 4 Ins.
100-yard dah Isenberg, Frutihey, Jones
lTme. 10 4-ISs.
One mile, open to all Lamb, Kent and
Edmonds Time, 5:08.
MIDDIES ELECT PENNA. BOY
Bertram Rodgers Chosen Captain of
Baseball Team.
ANNAPOLTS, June 3. The captains of
all the Naval Academy teams engaged In
sprlnR sports have been elected for next
season. They arc: Baseball, Bertram J.
Rodgers, Pennsylvania: crew, Grover C.
Klein, Ohio; field and track. Webster 11.
Thompson, Virginia; lacrosse, Calvin T.
Dttrgln, New Jersey; tennis, John S. Wat
ers, Jr., Louisiana; rifle, John E. Wit
Hams, Massachusetts. Henry B. Broad
foot, of North Carolina, haa been elected
president of the Naval Academy Athletic
Association.
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jnusually Urge, cool room with unobatruetsit
view of ocean from all, every appointment
and comfort; aaa and freah water In all
bathe; running water In room; 40O0 ft. of
porches aurround the hotel, th new dlnlnc
room overlook tha sea; dneit culilne ana
white aervlce; orchestra of soloing; danctnx
twice dally, social diversions, magnificent
new Palm Lounge; special, 117.80 up weekly;
Illustrated booklet mailed) auto meet train;
management by owner
JOHN C OOSSI.Bn. Manager.
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Atlantic City, New Jersey
The Leeds Company
Leading Hlgh-CIaa Moderate-Rate Hotel.
ALBEMARI P Virginia av., nr. Dch. Cap.
lira parlor, private bath, etc.; sxcel, tabla.
10 up wkly; $2 up dally. Bklt. J. P. COt'E.
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MISS BJURSTEDT, STAR
FROM NORWAY, PLAYS
Performs in Mixed Doubles on
Courts of Merion Cricket
Club This Afternoon.
HAVERFORD, Pa., June 3.-As the
courts of tho Merlon Cricket Cluh, Hav
crford, were pretty well dried out by 3
P. m. today, play In the women's tennis
championship of Pcnnsyhanla nnd East
ern Stntcs was permitted to contlnuo
after n delay of a day nnd a hnlf. Sov
ernl mntches In tho women's doubles and
ono In mixed doubles between Mrs. Mar
shall MacLean nnd W. T. Tlltlen. Jr..
and Miss Molla BJurstcdt and H. K.
Schlnzcl occupied the courts Immediately
the above decision wns made by the
Grounds Committee.
Shnfcr to Defend Jersey Title
NEW YOrtlC, June 3 O Carlton Sharer, the
holder of the New Jersey Stato tennis cham
ntonshlp In ln,tlcs, lll play through the tour
nnment In defense of his title and cup In the
meeting which will begin, Monday, June T, on
the court of the Montclnlr A C. Nell c.
btotens, the winner of ini.l. nlll also compete,
nd the field Includes P. II. Alexander, O, F.
Touchard, T. n. Pell. W M Hall Louis
liraves, B. 11. Voshell, A. II. Man, Jr. and
others.
Heffcrnnn to Box Notter
Franklo Notter, of Now York, will en
counter tho hard-hitting Joe Heffernan,
of West Philadelphia, In the star bout of
the second show at Fntrhlll A. C. to
morrow nlsht. Five other Rood bouts
have been arranged by Matchmaker
Stanley Dooley.
Lehigh Elects Powers
SOUTH P1:tHL.BHEM. Tn , Juna 3 K D
rowers, of Olenrldge, N. J , was re-elected
captain and manager of the Lehigh Unlteralty
tennis team for next year.
From
o $25,000
OUT TODAY
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DROLL GETS FIRST
AT DOUGLAS TRACK
Gabrio Is Second and Longfel
low in Show Position at
Louisville Today.
DOUGLAS PAnK, Louisville, Ky.,
Juno 3 .Droll, Gnbrlo and LonRfcllow
were tho nnlmals to rnce Into the re
spective plnces In the opentnj? dash hero
this nftcrnoon, and tho tlmo of tho 6
furlongs was 1:12 1-5. Droll outstrodo
Gnbrlo In tho Inst furlons und won, golnB
nwny nt the finish. Gnbrlo wns lapped In
the dnsh to the wire by Longfellow. A
fine Hold faced the starter.
First nice, .",-jenr-oIds and up. 0 furlonKs
Droll.lt"!. lieoith si.no H. ' won Oabrlo.
HO. Oooae. l 40. 4M.S0. second. Lonafellow,
ins Gentry. cl.riO. third. Time. 1 1.' I
Ijick Hose. Mabel Montgomery Lady Tnn
chlta. Ulrkii. Allcdo. Sister Florenco and Iln-
"SJcSnd'rn'ce: maiden colta. 2-j car-olds. Rfur-lonmi-rorklclioo,
114. .Small. .. r-i
$l.ai). won: Col. Matt. 114 Ooose. 4 10. 4...o
second: Polrama, 114. Onni, 4.RO third.
Time 101 n-n. Aapar.-wu Ham. Stcohen R.
J. C. Welch nnd Meditation a.ao ran. ,
Third race, allowances. S-yera-olds and
up, 1 mile 'larn und Stripe, 118. Gnni.
270. J.C.O, IB 80. won, Miss Klelder, 103,
Stirling, J20.30, f 00, second, Converse. 110,
Ilnblnson, 8 70, third. Tlmo.l.l'J 4-5 JIarlon
Ooosby. Skllea Knob, Dr. Larrlck and Royal
Interest also ran.
BREAKS PLUNGE RECORD
Chris Hildebrand, Company G, First
Regiment, Creates Mark of 42.6.'
Christopher Hildebrand, Company G,
First Heglment, broke the regimental
record lit the plunge for dlstnnce. Tho
new mark Is six Inches better than the
old record of 42 feet Great Interest la
being taken In swimming of late at the
armory, and In the near future several
battalion swimming meets will be held.
Nothing
"An inventory made the first of this
year shows that we are to'day worth
$25,000. In five years we have built;
up our farm on a saving of $2000,
which is all the money I have actually
put into the $25,000. All the rest
has been taken out of the land. We
now have a plant that will yield in
total receipts about $5000 a year."
The Story of a Preacher's Farm
Is One that You Should Read m
cTEe
COUNTRY
GENTLEMAN
FIVE
FIRST BELMONT RACE
IS ROYAL SPECTACLE
Only Three Stdrlers, But Wns
Hotly Contested Frfor Rock
Is Winner of the Daah.
BELMONT PAHK, New York City,
Juno 3.-Only three starter lined up for
the first race hero this afternoon, but It
wns a royal spectacle once underway
Eddie Dugan, on Friar Hock, the logical
favorite, had to employ all the tricks of
his trade to beat orr the attempts of
Jockey Warrington, on Prince of Cc-mo
to land As It wns, the Ctochran bay colt
was beaten narrowly. Murphy was given
a fine ride by Jockey Dreyer. The Umo
of the five furlongs was .68 3-S.
Tho summary
Klrst race, for 2-year-old, 50J added, S fur
longs stralght-Fflar npek, ilo, B. Dugsn, 4
to in, out, won: Prince of Como, 10T. wir
rlmrton, 7 to 2, 1) to 20, out, second: Murphy,
i?' J'.JJr,rvJ2 ,0 ' " o S. ou. third.
Time, ,!S8 a- Only three starters.
Second mce. for 3,VMr.AM. A i,t m,A
ecftA a ..-,-- ,.-. -i.:. -"'... "' '-,;;.''
cwv, ,, iiiiiuiiKs, iiinin courar itouesmaia, lis.
, u nirionKs. main course itouesmaid. l?a,
Jyn'. 3 .,0 -10' ou, wni Kilkenny Dor,
C. nnrel, ,1 to 1, 3 to S, out, eecondi
plogy, 84, P. louder, 12 to 1. 6 to 2. out.
ai4. C.
A ,Mln.v
third Time, 1 II 2-S. Prairie nlso ran.
.n.,v.unt pi. j.juurr.
Third tace, for ,1-rear-olda and up, selling,
IH0 added. 1 1-lrt miles Blue Thistle, 111), O,
ni'ne,.t0 out, won; llepubllcan,, 111, J
llutnell, 11 lo 10, out, second Time, 1.407-3.
Only two atartera.
Fourth race, the Hyde Park Handicap, for
.1-yenr-olda and up, 70O added, 1 mile Fllt
teruolrt. 117, K. Uugan, 6 to 8, 1 to ,1, out.
won. nunes. ira. J. Preyer, ff to 2, 6 10 X
nut. aeeond, Ileriae. 100, J, Mcpihey. 8 ti
1 to 2, out, third. Tlmo, 1.30 2-8. Garbage
nlso ran.
I Fifth race, steeplechase, selling, for A-rear-
olda and un, about 2 miles Oun Cotton, 1J1S,
W Konard, 8 to 1. 2 to 1, out, won; Abdon,
, ti ,. jjumn, 1.1 o hi, 4 o o, out, secona.
r,ncia, lot, ,v, itiirn, .1 itj j. 10- o OUl.
third. Time. 4.20. Prljolee also ran
Sixth race. .1-year-olds and up. selling, purs
500 mile Chesterton. 10.1. M. Buxton. It to
f, even 2 to II, won: Dr. Duenner. 107, J,
Dreyer. U to I, 2 to 1. 4 to 5. second; Jaw
hone 107 llonklns. 6 to 2. even. 1 to 2. third.
Time. 1 41. Deethoren Dervish and fienulclda
nlso rnn
WHAT MAY HAPPEN
IN BASEBALL TODAY
National League
Club.
ChlenRO. .
l'lilllles .
Won. Loet. Pet. Win. Lose. Split.
33 in .500
to 18 .fftn .33B
.313
llostnn 30 18
323
B1A
.333
.333
.313
.313
Ilrnoklyn
St. Louts . ...
Pittsburgh..
Cincinnati....
New York.
3n in
10 21
473
474
488 .403
1R 20
1(1 10
437 .472
.444
.400
14 20 .412 .429
Not scheduled.
American League
Club.
Won. Lost. ret. Win, Lose. Ppllt,
Chlcnaro
27 13 .343
Detroit 27
17
HW
Iloston 10
IS
17
ID
21
24
.330
.328
.437
.441
.413
.371
.541
.543
.314
new lork . 10
Waahlnaton. IB
Cleveland.... 17
Ht. Louis 17
Athletic ... IS
27
.323
tWIn tiro, tl.one tiro,
ot scheduled.
-iiuiiirn imntponeu
Federal League
Won. Lost. Tct. Win. Lone. Split.
Cluh.
lMtUhiirrh
23 17 .373 .583 .331 .,..
Kansa City.
Newark . . . .
Chlraicn ....
St. I.ouls
Ilrooklyn . . .
Ilaltlmore..
23
.375 .585 .301
22
23
. 18
18
15
.S(H .... ...
.801 .371 .548
.314 .518 .800
.480 t513 1-.402
.SS
.487
IIuTaln.
13
.333 .t.300 ,317
Not scheduled. tWIn two." ILos'e Iwol
.341
Open Season Tomorrow
The J3th Street Boys' nlno will ply their
nrst same of the season tomorrow morning; at
Belmont Cricket Club, 49th street and Chester
acnue. They will wear their new uniforms.
Their opponent will be t.i 20th Street and
Allejrhenj Aenuo team. The 4Uth atreet team
would like to book games either at home or
away. Addreas J Lswler, 4th atreet. and
Wocfdland avenue.
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