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NATIONALS PARK WHEN STORMBALL BREAKS 1I REACH

IMTHER AGAIN

HALTS NATIONALS

Team Reaches New Ball ParkWhen Storm Breaks

BOB GROOM TO PITCH TODAY

Outloolc for Game Much BrighterThan During Past Two Bay Manager McAIeer Deplores Kid Elberfelda Injur Saying It Will KnockHim Oft His Stride

YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Boston 10 St Louis 0Elirea Innings

All the OthersRain

TODAYS GAMES

Washington at ClevelandNew York at Chicago

Boston at St Louis

STANDING OF THE CLUBS

STANDING OF JUNE 3 1909

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Bpedtl to Tho WashiBctoa HeraldCleveland Ohio June 2 Just as tho

Washington players arrived at LeaguePark this afternoon the wither hadrelapse and down came tho rain Jntorrants once more So It was a case oftravel back to the hotel after inspectingthe great baseball plant which the

club has installed since the Na-tionals were here last fall

Manager McAIeer returned from Youngs-town this morning ready to assassinatethe local newspaper writer a formerYoungstown man who started yarnyesterday that McAleer was a candidatefor sheriff down In Mahonln County

I have enough to do running theWashington cltib without butting Into thepolitical game said McAleer this aft-ernoon There Is absolutely nothing-to the story at alt

Looks Good for Game TodayInasmuch as tha weather shows some

Elgns of relenting the outlook for agame tomorrow Is much brighter Inevent of a game really being playedGroom and Falkenborg wilt be the op-posing pitchers Walter Johnson is beingsaved for the Saturday game while Graywill probably open up at Detroit It 5s

needless to say that Street will catchMcAleer is grieved that Elberfeld la

on the hospital list The KM saysMcAjaer was playing the best gameof his fife when hurt and will be liableto lose his stride to a certain extentwhen he breaks In againTho manager of the Washlngtons de

clloos to say where his club will finishthis fall but makes the prediction thatPhiladelphia New York and Boston willbe In the first division when the curtainIs rung down in October He picks theAthletics to take the pennant

MINOR LEAGUE GAMES

EASTERN LEAGUE

At Xewaric Baltimore 1 Newark 1At lUchestei Montreal 1 Rochester 6At BaffaSo Toronto 6 Buffate

PmidenceJeKey City 4 Erorldence X

NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE

At Lynn Lynn 7 L rrenro 6At BrocktonBrockton 3 Fall River 1At HaT bHlNew Bedford 5 Havtrhill 4At Lowell Lowell 5 W router L

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AtLoolwflle Minneapolis 6 Loulirtllt 5

XEW YORK STATE LEAGUE-

At Blmlra Syracuse 1 Elmira 2At BlngiitmtmUUea 8 BlngbaataB 2-

At BcnntooTrojr 6 Scraatoa 4

CAROLINA LEAGUE-

At Anderson Andtrson 3 GreenvilleGreeoebonyGrecnsboro Oj 1

At OhariatU Chirlotta 3 Spartanburg 7

jlOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE-At CoJambosColumbai Ij JwisonTillo 0At SsrannBh Sarannah 0 Macon 3At AugnsU Augusta 0 Columbia 0 caned sixth

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At York Johnstown d ToriAt BMdlngEeadlnj 6 Wllllamiport

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At HaTen Xew Haven t Hartford LAt WaterboryBridgeport 9 Wattrbury tAt New Britain 2 Springfield 4AS Koljrohif Holjokc A

COTTON STATES LEAGUE

At MerMlan Meridian 3 Hattlesburg tVicftsbori Tictsbnr 3j Greenwood Z

At JadtsonnJackton 4 Tazoo City 3

TEXAS LEAGUE

At Oklahom dty Port Worth Si OklahomaCity 3

At VacoWaco r Hocstoa S-

At San Antonlc 6an Antonio flj GalrestcnShrBTeportStreTeport 8 0

Itlorae A O Looking for GamesThe Morse street Athletic Club have

organized for tho and would liketo arrange games with alt teams averaging fourteen years

Would especially like to have gameswith Gonzaga Preps SL Johns Prepsand Carllsles Address J Shea 1229Monticello avenue northeast

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RED SOX TAKE FIRST GAME

Drowns Defeated In ElcvenInnlnsGame 10 to 1

St Louis June Louis kept onlosing by dropping an eleveninning gameto Boston today 10 to 9 Bradley doubled in the eleventh and scored on Wagners single to center Both teams usedup nearly all the pitchers they have onthe staff Score

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Hooper Speaker Schwitar Hit by pitcherByWood J Hues on Ie 2 off Waddell2 Smith 1 ott Hall 2 off Karger 1 off Arellanes 1 Stzudt Lake 1 By Graham 1By Smith 2 by Hall 3 By Waddell 2 by Bailey

1 13 innings off Harper 8 bits in 4 13 Innings offSmith 3 hits in innings off Arellanes 2jilts in 2 Innings off Bailey 3 hits In 2 23 inningsoff Wood 2 hits In 23 Inning oS Waddell 1 hit in2 innIngs Left on bases Boston 1 St Louis 13Umpires Messrs Dineen and Connolly Time ofcame 2 hours and 50 minutia

NAPS UNABLE TO SIGN NASH

Will Make Contract withAfter College Courae

Boston June Kennedy of theCleveland Americans has failed in hisefforts to secure the signature of Nashthe Brown University shortstop to acontract

Nash plans to stick to his collegecourse which has a year or so more torun yet At the end of his collegecourse he will probably sign with theBoston Nationals as he has Intimated toa Dove scout that he would like To playwlfh Boston after leaving college

Lowell Team Fred TeuneyLowell Mass June Tonnsy

formerly of the New York and Bostonleague teams signed as first baseman andcaptain of the Lowell New EnglandLeague team today

hurry Brooks Goes to WilmingtonLynchburg Va June Brooks

who has been with the local team amonth was farmed today to Wilming-ton of the Eastern Carolina League Hegoes to make room for Pitcher Sexton

VIRGINIA LEAGUE

Richmond 5 Norfolk O

Special to The Washington HeraldRichmond Va June 2 Despite the

fact that only a short time before thegame Deacon Morrisey received a

announcing the death of his sisterin Baltimore the gritty little Richmondpitcher stuck to his post and did it welldefeating Norfolk 3 to 0 and holdingthem to five hits Score

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Batteries aad Goran Otey andsan Umpire Mr Dads

Danville 8 Portsmouth 3Special to The Washington Herald

Norfolk Va June 2 Tha Truckersplayed in poor form this afternoon andlost to Danville 8 to 3 Hannigan waswild and errors behind him were of themost disastrous kind The Truokers outhit Danville two to one but not until theolghth Inning did they get a run overScore

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Batter ts Bussey and Longhltn Hannifac andK kje DrflRlre Mr Mace

Ronnoke 0 Lynchburg 3Lynchburg Va June Shoe-

makers gave Lloyd and Brandon miserable support today and Roanoke alongwith Cefalus work In the box had notrouble winning 6 to 3 Lloyd lasted onlyfour innings and Brandon would haveheld the Tigers scoreless but for mis-plays Score

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Batteries Lloyd Brandon and Rowe Cefaluand Schmidt Umpire Mr Pender

ANDREWS TEAM DOWNED

HynttHTllIe Makes Winning Run inLast InninG

Hyattsvllle June battingfo Crawford broke up the game herethis afl rc jtJi between the locals and theclub representing the Andrews PaperCompany of Washington when afterhaving two strikes he caught a speedyone and smashed it to right field scoringSolomon from third base with the win-ning run Score

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Gait Sacrifice hits Solomon D Gait Mulrey-Dcnbla play Walah to Davis to Taylor Left onbases Hyattsvllle 6 R P Andrews 8 Firstbase en errors Hyattsville 1 R P Andrews 2Passed ball Walsh Umpire Mr Whlnerey Timeof camo 1 hour and SO minutes

WILL PLAY FOR CHARITY

Chamber Team Pitted Against theKnights of Columbus

Baseball teams of the Chamber ofand Knights of will

cross bats at American league Parkafternoon in a spirited game the

proceeds of which will be devoted to thechildrens playgrounds

Arrangements for the game have beencompleted It is expected that Vice President Sherman at the head of a largeparty from the Capitol will be present tothrow the ball Into the field as the signal to start game provided theball can be found after the Vice Presi-dent has thrown it Billy Betts andJim Sprlgman will act as umpires

Phil King is manager of theof Commerce team and James OShea

occupies tho same position for thoKnights of Columbus players

The game will be called at 4 oclock

Tigers to Meet Old nivalThe Belmont Tigers have been chal-

lenged to meet their old rivals Spatdings AU Stars white Sunday at UnionLeague Park and a hard fought contestIs expected as these two clubs playedeach other to a standstill time theymet last season Tha game Will bo canedat 3

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DEFEAT PHILLIES

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YESTERDAYS RESULTS

St Louis 4j PhiladelphiaBrooklyn 3J PltUuurgr 1

Chicago Sj Boston 1

New York 7 Cincinnati 3

TODAYS GAMES

Pltistmrfir at BrooklynChicago at Boston

Cincinnati nt Sew YorkSt Louis at Philadelphia

STANDING OF THE CLUBS

w L Pet Win LossChicago 2t 12 657 576 MlNow York 23 M 650 625

PlUburc 15 1 511 523 500

Cincinnati 18 18 500 5H 188

St Louis i 20 3 503 612 3Brooklyn 22 430 463 438

Philadelphia 13 22 371 339 361

Boston H 23 339 375 3M

Philadelphia June pitching byin eighth today enabled the

St Louis team to score three runs andbeat out Philadelphia again by 4 to 3

It was Philadelphias tenth straight defeat Soore

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GIANTS STILL

Bunch OH Reds TwIrler in theInning

New York June 2 The Giants kept uptheir winning streak today making itten straight Suggs was hit robustlyand a fusillade of wallops in thesixth inning settled

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Cincinnati 03New York 7

Left on bases Cincinnati 6 New York 15 Bateson ballsOff SHOT 4 off Dlckson 1 off Crandall3 Struck oatBy Saejs 1 by Dlckson 1 byCrandall L Threebase hit Crandall Twobase-hita Murray Derlln Snodgrass SacrificeSnodaas 2 Stolen bates Mitchell Egan LobcrtSofgs Dense Passed ball McLean Hue madeOff Dfckson 3 in two Innings off Crandall 3 Interra innings Umpires Messrs KIm and KaneTIme of game 1 hour and 55

CUBS WIN IS THE

Sweeneys Error In inst InningLoses Game

Boston June 2 An error by SweeneyIn the ninth was followed by a hit thatsent in the winning run for ChicagoFrock pitched well for six innings buthurt his hand badly and was taken outScore

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Wheat and Hnnimel Againin Game

New York June Wheat andHummel were again on deck with the battoday and the Brooklyns took Pitts

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EXTEND BOSTON BLEACHERS

Will Enlarge Seating Capacity from13OOO to 10000

Boston June 2 Plang for the improv-ing of the Boston Nationals first aridthird base bleachers have been drawnand tho changes will be made Just assoon as the team goes on another trip

The will be extended to eachfoul which will enlarge theseating capacity of the grounds from 12000 to 15000

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DEVOTEE OF RACING

SIR MONTAGU ALLEXThe steward of the Blue Bonnets Coarse

at Canada who was recently a guestof August at the Belmont Park courseSir knows among turfmenas an ardent adTocste and devotee of sportand has much to extend and UBPTOTB

Interest In in Canada

BASEBALL NOTESAND COMMENT

Jack Flynn Is coming to be consideredtho only PIttsburg player who may berelied upon for a hit every day

Leo dropped by the Cardinals-was shortstop by LouisvilleTuesday and made three errors

Joe Kelley is handling his Toronto boysIn fins style means trouble forNewark and Rochester this season

The Pirates and Giants will stage adoubleheader In PIttsburg on MondayAugust 39 to play off last Tuesdays postponed game

Rochester holds the high mark forbanner attendance In the Eastern League16cOO fans out to see a gamethere Ganzol put thotown on the baseball map

Andy Oyler will not report to KansasCity He will shortly leave for his Newvllle Pa home to spend a life of comparatlve ease He Is said to be the favor-ite nephew of a very wealthy uncle

Toledo papers are printing a dental byDucky Holmes that he has any Idea

of resigning or leavirig the Toledo teamThey also state that President Armour-is maintaining a deep silence on the sub

jectHughfluffy does not believe Billy

Sullivan will be able to workIf ever again Sullivans foot Is still insuch bad shape from the attack of bloodpoison that the veteran Is forced to usecrutches

Scoops Carey veteran Washington firstbaseman more recently with Memphishas accepted terms to manage Jonesboros team in the Arkansas league

playing with Altoona a TrlStateLeague team now but helped the Jonesboro team win the pennant last season

Duffy has no less than four lefthandedpitchers on his start and has yet to findthe club particularly weak against south-paws For that reason Duffy figures that

ability with the stick hisand brains make him too valuable-

to use only four or five times a monthwhen he can be worked every day In the

Billy LudwIg was knockedsenseless and several other members ofthe Milwaukee team were hit by popbottles in trying to protect Umpire VanSyckJe from a mob which attacked himat tho close of a recent game In St PaulTIle umpire had called Wrigley out atthe plate and the Saints lost out Whentho mob started for Van Syckle not aSt Paul player or policeman came to his

TO PRACTICE FOOTBALL

Capt Richards Call for finalness Pigskin Chasers

Capt Richards of Business Highfootball team next tan has Is

call for final spring practice onthe grounds of the Railroad T M C A to-

morrow morning-It Is expected that a squad of thirty

five will The new rules as faras they will be tried andthe boys will be given instructions In thepolicy to be followed out next fall

MOTOR BOAT RACE JUNE 8

of Almas Temples AnnualExcursion

A large motor boat race will be heldat Marshall Hall June 8 by Almas Temple-of the Mystic Shrine which is the dateof their twentieth annual excursion Two

are to he held and a handsome sil-ver cup goes to the winner of each eventthe boats to be classified and handicappedaccording to their size power and speed

The course Is to be a sixmile oneat the pier of Hall and

at the same winnerof each race will have his name and theboats name engraved on the cup Admiral Schley and several other prominentnaval officers are to be the judges of therace

A baseball game and other field eventsare on the programme for the day Allpersons desiring to enter the race canget application blanks and all other Information regarding the same by address-Ing Harry Kennedy 215 E northwest Charles Stevens D C

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IN A BAD TUMBLE

Another Rider injured atCirayeseiul Track

AT TURN

James Bntvrell Hurled Under DozenHfcof and Fred LanRuns Life IsCrushed Ontln CIO j ofDavis Has Miraculous Escape inthe Accident The Summaries

New York June 2 Fred LanganeIghteen years old a jockey In the employ o R P Carman was Instantlykilled at Gravesend race track duringthe running of the last race this afternoon Jockey James Butwell under

to James R Keene had his noseand left ear badly lacerated while

S Davis a Western rider had a miracu-lous escape

The accident occurred on the far turnwhich Is sharply There werethirteen starters Langanhad the mount on Stalwart Lad Butwellrode Warwick and Davis handled MuffGold of Ophir the winner was manylengths In front of the rest of the fieldwhich was compactly bunched

Crowding at TurnAs the horses rushed close together

around the abrupt turn after leaving theback stretch a sudden crowding took

Warwick In close quarters crosstore logs and turned a somersault

He was hemmed in on all sides and Butwell was hurled on his face directly underhalt a dozen horses

Stalwart Lad close behind Warwickalso fell and Langan went down In thedust cloud Stalwart Lad rolled over Langan while several trampled on hishead Muff also In a heap andDavis was thrown near the edge of theturf his left leg striking a rail

Men and women cried withthey sav this frightful mljup and aregiment of stable boys and policemenwere SOon running toward the scone otthe accident

Ambulance to lies en eThe jockeys wore lying In the dust so

that a hurry call for the wagonand the trackmade

Langan wag unknown on the turf untilthis year when he began riding theCarman horses He Improved rapidly andhis crowning success was achieved whenhe rode Semprolus to viptory In the National Stallion Stakes at Belmont Parkon Monday

NATJSHON WINS 3500 STAKES

Captures Expectation Event atGravesend by Two Lengths

New York June 2 R T Wilsonsblack colt Naushon a favorite wasvictorious in the Expectation Stakes of

5500 for twoyearolds run at Gravesendtoday

Dugan made entirely too much use ofBabbler for after setting a fast paceto the middle of the stretch colthung in his stride and Naushon closingswiftly won easily by two lengths

in a drive took place fromZeus

Tho summariesFIRST KACEAbout fix furlong DanfiekS 1M

Doyle 12 L won Hampton Court lot Dugan5 to 1 second Olympian 11 Doris 4 to Ltklid Time 1313 Duke ef Orraqade

RadJam Star FauntUroy and Star Bluealso ran

SECOND HACEHonten steeplechase twmites Jin Jltso 16t Lynch T to woo Conowe IS Mr Bell 8 to L wend Paprika 153

English 12 to 1 third Time 35 M SirRitchIe Pall Mall Diebold and Southwest also

ranTHIRD and a sixteenth Taboo 109

Deals 8 to 5 won Keep Hering 103 Archibald12 to L second Imitator 100 Hylaod 8 to 1

third Time l 25 Hill Top Pins and NeedlesKecskaleeta Court Lady Our Hannah ShawneeYoung Belle and Queen Marguerite ran

FOURTH RAOEFive furlongs Xawboa 115

Bntwell 7 to 5 won Babbler 12 2 to1 second lit Archibald 5 to 2 thirdTime 10135 Maid and Aldirta also ran

FIFTH RACE M1I and a furlong Masonion Dncan 13 to 10 won Bonnie Kelso MS

4 to 5 second Orcagna 1G3 20 to1 third 15135 Nadzu Bellsriew andLamberson also ran

SIXTH RACBFlre and a half furlongs Gold ofOphira 100 ReId 20 to 1 Busy Miss 105McGee 4 to L scoond Myrtle River 93 Me-Cahej 7 to 5 third Time 109 2S Fair MineKOTO EipJIdt May Weed A CaiibofaoPretty One Warwick Stalwart and Muff also

LOUISVILLE RESULTS

FIRST llAOE Flv furlongs Messenger Boy10S Brannan 5160 won Eria 1 Gans 51420second Amerlcaneer 1C2 Herbert 43 thirdTime Oriental Pearl New Star Athie WLady Lewis Dusty Sanctinw McGraw Missarid Barney M ran

SECOND RACEMlle Sigo 95 Weathers1150 won Tom Bigbee 92 Andres 560 second

Letmenw W3 Ilka 560 third Time 11125-Markie M Short Order Chief Hayes May LutzGoid Dust Nettie Truer Dave Nicholson UtahHush McOowan Mnritza and Huricck also ran

THIRD RACEMilc Wintergwn 102 Martin53W won T M Green 103 Grand 560

Tom Hayward SO Wilson 650 third TimeJack Parker Green Scl Abet George

Lucky Most and Alice alto ranFOURTH RACE5ir furlongs Ben Double 100

Gene won Dainty Dame 105 Mountain19 second Crystal Maid U2 Grand 340 third

10333 Berwick Colloouy Early JeffBernstein Friend Harry and Merrick ran

FIFTH RACEFlre furlongs Danceaw y loaGoose S won Golden Ere 102 Koerner 2TO

seemed Roseburg 3d 101 Hannen D3o thirdTime l L Little Oasis Gold Ruby and BobbyBoyer also ran

SIXTH RAOEMllo and twenty yards Camel103 Hannan 3 won John Carroll 103 Glasner

40 scodnd Pirate Diana 106 Jackson H

third Time Maniac Edwin L and AlmaBoy also ran

SAN FRANCISCO RESULTS

FIRST furlong Mazing 112Kinchbaum 13 to 5 woo Blue Moon 109 Ves-

per 11 to 5 jecond Hand Satchel 103 Coburn 4to 1 third Time Sir HalworthBrace Amala Dolly V B and Ben Greenleifalso ran

SECOND RACESlx furlongs LeedsJ to 5 won Deneen 106 Cotton 9 to 2 seoiridLady Renssalear 102 Callahan 5 tt 1 thirdTime 11325 Wocdlandcr Zinkan Smiley Metznet Biased Anna May and Donald also ran

THIRD RACEOne mile and serenty yardsSprinjr Ban 100 Cotton 13 to 5 won Coppers 111Coburn 3 to 1 second Steel 110 Callahan 13

to 5 third Time I M 33 MilpiUs Colbert andMike JcrcUn also

FOURTH RACEFIT and onehalf furlongsPride of lAmer 3 Selden 9 to 1 Cloudlight lOB Mentry 13 to 10 second Bit of For-tune 83 Callahan 4 to 1 third Tim 10515Miss Roberts and hey Hlrsdoo also ran V

FIFTH RACErOn mile and twenty yards Han-cock 111 Mentoy 11 to 5 won Wap 111 Leeds6 to L second Special Delivery 111 Cobum 7 to1 third Time 14535 Electrowan LittletonDlncteltov Mawback and Goldway also ran

SIXTH RACFuturity course Reson 100 Selden 4 to 1 won Marburg 1W Taylor 4 to 1

second Ennui G 94 Gargan S to 1 third TimeIflo Billy Myers La Deitra Breaths BUI May

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Why it Pays to Compare

The man who buys his clothes of ParkerBridgetis never annoyed by that senseof uncertainty which naturally attaches toclothes of fluctuating value The manipulation of price tickets to produce APPAR-ENT reductions is easy where values areinflated and profits large to begin with butthe PB method of pricing REAL QUALITY clothes on the narrowest margin ofprofit makes the economy feature stand outstrongly ALL TIME

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RACING CARDS FOR TODAY

LouisvilleFIRST RACDSIx furlongs

OUtpost 103 Fetech lOT

IK Father Eugene 1WDummIes 105 Dr Kitchen 107

K6 Lashing Blow 107Nyanza 115 Lerino 110Rowland Otis MS Mason 110Tern Toofcey Iii Broadway Boy 112

SECOND RACEFour and onehalf furlongs119 I Minnie Wendell 119

Red Law 119 Mud Henf HO I I

Blanak Frances 119 Pink CheekBab lish 119 Black 119

113 StaRe Moberly 119

THIRD RACESlx furlongsYankee Poob W Charles F Granger 10Southern Gold 95 Waponoca KBCaMera 100 Judge JOSDandy Dancer 102 Home Run 111

ker 104 Gypsy King IllGemmeB lOt 115

FOURTH RAOEOne mile and twenty yardsHandzaretta 57 I Pinkola 115Font HanbridWl 122

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FIFTH RACEFour and onehalf furlongsEllanette 1M Dorseyman 101Crex 1 HurterBad News II 10J Button 107Princwa Pemona 104 Wheatbarg M

16 107Allwdale Qoeen 101 H B Brandt 107FJoriona 104 New Star 112Maxteedale 101

SIXTH RACB One and one bcteenthPedigree 1C8 King Thistle IDS

Cowen 107 Sharp 183

Cassowary WT Qoa a IllIDS First Prctolus Ul

Thud Ball M3 Water Lake 111

Moi feyv 1 8 John Carroll 113

Mlnou 103

OaklandFIRST RAOESix furlongs

Ebndale lit Who KIGalvanic Ill Sir Fretful 1

Escamado 111 Ban Rum 197Matehulla 104 BirthLookout 104 Lorenz 97tartly Mary 104 Babe Kcdy 37

SECOND RACESixOnatassa 114 Paso 109

Ill La Chata 109

Ill Melton Cloth 1 4Pal 111 Roy el Torar 105

Dr Mayer 104 93Manila Slack 103 Petite 93

THIRD RACESix furlongsMl Direcho 112 Phillitlna 107Charles Green 111 Jane 107Combary Ill Good Ship 3-7Pretenson Ill 91Old Nick 109

FOURTH RACEOne and oneeighth miles113 Sir John 107

Sir Angus 110 rapt Burkett 106Round 103 Thorn 100

AksArBen 108

FIFTH RACEOne mile and twenty yardsSink Spring Ill I Gretchea G 102

111 Trust 102Collector Jeasup 103 Littleton 83Mike 195 odd Rose 93Special 105 I Tom OMalley 91

SIXTH RACEThlrt nslstenthj of a mileDareincton 114 I DOTTCM 57Deneen Ill Electrcnraa 97Biskra 103 Mlnnedoaa 93OswaldB 99

GrareacncLFIRST RACBHandieap for all ages 500 added

about six furlongsRow 107 Rocky OBrten 105Madman 109 Ahmed IllKnight Deck 1 Fisher 101

106 Magazine 102Besom 106 Mamma 100

Also eligibleJeanne dArc 96

SECOND RACEFor threeyearolds and upwardnonwlnners of S In 1310 sailing 500 addedmile and as eighth

98 f Cheek S8Dandy Dixon 110 Rockstone 105

105 Sir W-Hner P W Stick 91

Banbury 193 I Bad News 106

THIRD RACE Handicap for andupward 603 added one mile and an eighthFirestone IS Zlenap SO

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Also eligibleJames 135 Fits Herbert 137

ArondackFOURTH RACBThe Broadway for thrt year

olds gross rail 2500 one mile and a sixteenthThe Turk 115 J Fauntleroy 11-

2Sandrian 1051CS i Prince Imperial 112

Ornament U2FIFTH RACBFcr twoyearolds selllcf tOO

added Ore furlongsKormak HSIMaromara 102-

La hiel 116 Feather Duster 107

White Wool 100 Hatteras 93107 Edward Adams 104

ST tirjygy loaJonah 1 105

Freckle 93 Incision 107

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baseball teams in the District averagingsixteen years of age

Games can be arranged tor any date

Looking iorGamesThe Olympia Athletic Club baseball

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BOHERHAKER IS INDIGNANT

Laughs at Story that BigFight Is Fraxnenp j nda Matter of Racial Pride WIth HimRichard Declares HasBeen Mluqnoted on Fight

San Francisco June 2 A tremendoussensation In pugilistic circles was causedby the Chicago attributed

Glllett who was quoted as sayingthat the JeffriesJohnson fight was aframeup and Jeffries Is to win JeffriesJohnson and Richard all make Indignantdenials Jeffries said I am inclined tobelieve that Gov Glllett has been misquoted If not lie seems to have sprungan extraordinary nasty story Ithout anyfoundation I have never been guilty oreven been accused of being guilty of dis-

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should think I would start somethingcrooked now

I will say this much for myself If GovGlllett can prove any one of the remarkshe is alleged to have made In Chicagoanent frameup between Johnson andmyself I will gladly donate my end otthe purse to any charitable Institutionthe governor may suggest If people knewwhat I was going through to make thisfight for them they would not circulatesuch malicious lies about me

Johnson was Inclined to treat entirematter as a hoax He said

Johnson SaTS Its a HoarWhy on earth should I frame to lose

to Jeffries when a fortune lies In my re-

taining the title Was It for this that Ichased Tommy Burns all over the worlduntil I forced him into a match Doyousuppose I would lose my hardearnedtlltle for a mere consideration or moneyNo sir it Is a pride that will figure Inthis contest racial pride If you likeand I am not going to do any more lay-ing than a leghorn rooster The fightwill be on the square and may the bestman win

Tex Rlckard declared ho thought thagovernor had been misquoted He said

Let me say there will be no fake Themen will fight on the level I am In closetouch with both Johnson and Jeffriesand I know their feelings I know thatboth are confident of success and bothare anxious to win As to Johnson quit-ting to Jeffries you only have to talk toJack two minutes to get any such notionout of your head I will be In ringI am going to referee There will be noswitch

Jeffries worked about three hours today but didnt box He showed he wasIn fine trim

Johnson did no work today but tookhIs new SOhorsepower car for an alldaytrip

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