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f8880 1 IL vr Nationally Known Start mMaA The Avenue at Ninth UMMER Oxfords low shoes that set the style pace bear this label All leathers in real English styles 4 5 6 fr Rubber sole oxfords and high shoes smart styles White canvas oxfords the better kinds SPILLS MAR RACES Wright Rendered Unconscious at Belmont Terminal Hunts Meet JOCKEY HOWEVER IS SOON ALL RIGHT Only Three Finish in First Event Riderless Horses Offering1 Interference 1 I I II 1 I I set 3fc THE WASHINGTON POST THURSDAY JUOT 26 1913 straight J5 70 plsee and JS0 moir won Mtrsnon 105 Goose 12 30 straight and 04 place second Barnard 107 McCabe Hi 30 ahov ttlrd Time 1 48 2 5 Earl of Savoy Billy Holder Danberry JLlmen Carpathia aad Madelle also ran FOURTH RACE Fle and a half furloagt the valuation takes 2 vear olds Black Toner 109 jLoftB J860 straight J440 place anj JJ show tod nagen ioj Teneinj 5 piace ana tov show second Mjnda 10 Steele 3 50 show third Time 1 06 3 5 Edith Big Spirit Old Ben Sosius and Frances also ran FIFTH RACE One milt 3 year olda and upward puree 600 Star Jasmine 107 Martin 4 20 straight 13 00 place and 12 70 show woa Sam Hlrsch 97 Callahan 112 50 place and 4 40 show second Semprfte Hyde It 00 how third Time 1 41 1 5 Benania and Olga Star alio ran CIXTH RACE Mile and an eighth 3 year olds and upward perse J800 Forehead tl4 Nicol Jl 0 straight 17 70 place and J5 SO shew wra Mary Ann 94 Martin 4 10 place and J2 90 show second Beautiful 104 McCabe 90 show third Time 1 E4 Madam Phelps Taj Pay Foiy Mary and Wishing Ring lW ran SHOULD RUN WELL TODAY INTERIOR ADDS QNE Increases Lead in Departmental League Defeating Postoffice 7 to 5 SAYS TRACKS Gov Sulzer Is Convinced of Gambling at Belmont and Piping Rock Siec i The Wash ng on Post New lork June ccidents and unusual nc dents featured the first daj of the I nted Hunts Racing Association meeting at Belmont park terminal today In the 1rt race a hurdle event Da is Humil ty st mbled and unseated his der before 100 yards had been run 1 1 econd jump the riderless hore nterferel with eu te the leader and the Htter went th ough a wing to prawl te i On the foreside opposite the tind fndbaul took a wing off a hurdle and went outs de the couise but trailed to the np of the htl where he blundered Th thife horses which finished in the lace boset I aultles and Frijole were ot order as they passel the judges ieii who was on Faultless rode a waiting race and made a stiong finish At tl Anal obna le In the econd race the committee sto plechae ct Two saints an even monej ai orlte struck har 1 tchei he 1 nh to the ground and turned twice oei 1 Wright who was in the oar1 had a thi ling aid terrifj ing exr rlence He wa jarred and renlered unoon ac bit fortunately sustained no rious Injury For hi a mile the race was red ced to a mitch between Two Saints and Allan Pink rton Windrow fter Twn ants had fti en Windrow had no fa er contertl Lewis guided Windrow bumma ts KlRsT IU an Latoma Cincinnati EnqUlrer Christoptlne Watermelon Candy Box cua Fellowman Anna Reed Ida Levina Ruffle i Charroeuse Sam Meyer Morristown Coylad Adela de Rovai Dollv The Reach Jimmy Gill Capitan Bravo Bonnie Elolse Morning Telegraph IMil Chrlstophlne Mockery Beulah Anna Reed Celesta Cha mouse Ruffles Ida LavlnM Samuel it Meyer Morristown Any Fort Adelaide The Reach Rojal Dolly Star Rian Chartler Capitan Bravo Belmont Park Cincinnati Enquirer ng eslro Lace Monoeacy Solon Cainer Gallop Accord 0 Em Jim Caffrey Sprite Ella BrjBon Hedge Son of the lad Exemplar Mo Cross Bun Mater Olyrrpla Morning Telegraph Meuth Soallvwag Monoeacy Calner Lie utor 5u pri leg War Ho Caffrey Accord Flamma prite Cadeai Exemplar Maxim Pride Nosegay par patia Mater Hamilton fing Telegraph sk Vet Loife Tra er Ofiplo Joe te iorkville Marjorie A lfo John Furlong Hamilton Lnn klllen Lu kola Cun Cotton Hearts of Oak Whrtecaps Havrock prcme Pea ock Jezatl Tor on Pardner Elsa TRIPLE PLAY FAILS TO HELP MAILMEfr Checks Rally by Winners After They Have Piled Up Comfortable Iftargin RULES AGAINST LAUREL TRACK Interior Increaied its lead In the Departmental League yesterday when It defeated Postoffice last ears pennant wtn ners in an Interesting game by 7 to 5 The leaders found Herring for fourteen safetieg the majority of which were bunched in the fourth and sixth Innings when they scored all their runs In the fifth the Mailmen executed a fast triple plaj which nipped a rally Interior but to no avail as the came back In the next period and scored four runs clinch mg the game then and there Gray and CantweH pitched for the winners the latter going seven Innings dur which time he allowed but seven hits infJ struck out ten CantweH finished the game letting the opposition down without a hit The score Postoffice Kerr 3 1 McCormlck If 4 0 Anderson rf 0 Beard lb 3 1 Kraft 4 8 inhern 8 3 2 I ons Sb 2 0 lark 3b Fenton Her ing Totals Postofflca Interior VB A Interior AB A 3 0 OITanglU cf 3 0 2 0 0 1 0 1 Conover If 5 3 10 1 0 0 OlShalin rf 1 0 0 0 9 2 OlKlrk 3b 5 0 2 10 5 OlRoblnson lb 5 3 9 1 0 0 3 LPoIlock o31130 1 0 4lFlsher 2b 4 2 2 2 0 1 0 0CoIlc bs 3 2 0 0 0 3 0 Graj 4 0 0 10 0 4 0Cantwtll 0 0 0 0 1 1 4 IB 32 7 24 16 6 1 1 1 4 1 el 1 url rila aho Tu kf 1 to I 54 Mr Mpers second Frli and 5 2 third Tl and liad Bald a H7 Allan Jure Gu sizu wrot a Wong ditilct at iTiei of Nassau unt toda that ajft fjn ht sttmnn taken be foie Judse nunn i Ulu to gambln at li I a a 1 I lping Rock race IT Te is con iretd that tl at tl gamb 1 laws been oj nl io iatid Ice Mema pltt ar mmlt ting maglstn latMn a Lorg Island vet thiew I art the pio cetd ib 1 1 th 1 tr attor te taed on ilkst ns prhate te that with book ruake all tl attention of th diet ict atto i to i of tht penal cck i garni 1 nd dnect 1 in to tak link 1 at ia against th pei 1 ial poru ns ur us atl ni a 1 ated tie law or i oil a got 1 as Tlso aike i Sheriff De llott as iu ounty to report what dot a ni has taken to en for the law it RTH anl pa fu OU ko i a Gai ig a kee tu as qual de FIFTH RA Queen a nti ee eeple 1 aso cu 2 Wlndro 16 a out eb Car 5 2 3 to 5 and ut se ond I ee 6 i to and out th A 1 en isj finished Tuo Ga handl ap i furlong ke 1 to a id out on 10 and ou A re Ga to 1 th rl No Ime aken Jack a Kes le Mo lie Qlbso a handicap 3 ear SI kle 10S Da on Johnny 90 Hoff 0 1 neeond rlskl 96 Tl 3 hird apt a Travel 1 Elnar a ran Ct en eeple ha abou 4f Mpers 4 to ad 5 on Bolster HI Dr en 2 to I 4 a seco mat on 131 Mjrph 3 en an1 1 to 2 MM No Ime taken Ro inJ Pardee 7e oo and EI Ro an also fln I Pa fe I SIXTH RA La agne morlal plate vs a iv 114m Willing Tucker to 3 and ou win gh 11 uden 4 1 3 a aad out pee Nosegaj 160 Al per en an ou th rd Time not ghe a an HAMILTON RESULTS furlongs BLOW FROMfBALL FATAL Michael Ruth of Jacksonville Dies From Concussion of Brain Jasonulle Iir1 me Michael Ruth died ast ght if on uss on ot th bain the es cf being hit on the heal with a ba ia ng a ba ebal tame Vre faundiv Rut was at oat when tht rat her tr 1 to throw a nir out at second Lase The ba hit on ad a fe uiconcioas tson 3 rear Ids and up me 13 Montour 3 to a Leocha ea 91 Nev 3 1 and to secojd Calgary th 0 1 A rd third Tin 1 3 Ter ble Bil tiff Edge Carlton Magaiine and ate aas a ao ran Calgary and Pla CJa eojpled a Da ich entrj ElOSD RAC1 Purse J500 ea old and up wa foa ed lr Canada ell 1 1 16 rprk pr rg 00 Montour 1 to 1 and even won Crvstl noga Hopkins 5 to 2 9 10 anl rd are auce 131 dam 4 arrl 1 to 1 tM Time 1 49 to oe I anla and LIB rn a fo ran UTD Ti eful pu ear Id 16 ailed furl Nephe 98 Turner 11 an 1 on uthe Ma 13 1 1 6 at out second Lyric Muse 108 1 em 4 1 8 to 1 and 2 to 3 third Tin 0 4 5 Max Cho MI Cj and I rer a ran Southern Maid and The tsher Judge Ward Decides Jockey Club Witbm Rights in Refusing to Sanction Meeting Special to The ftajhlngton Poit New lork June Judge Ward of the 1 nlted states district court for the feouthcrn district of New York In de nying an injunction applied for by the Man land Mite Fair which is lncorpo rated in Maryland and operates a race track in that State against the Jockey Club and the National Steeplechase and Hunt Association confirms the right of the two latter organizations to enforce their rules and collect licenses fees and fin from all racing associations which the Jockey Club recognizes Wan repect to the claim of the Mary land State Fair that it had a right to comp 1 the Jocke Club to recognize the race meeting proposed to be held at Laurel next October Judge Ward said It is quite obvious the refusal to rec ogn ze that meeting is not for the pur lose of injuring the compla nant be cai se it did recognize the complainant meetings In October 1911 and October 191 The only reason appearing on the face of the papers for the refusal la the fact that the complainant hag not paid 1 per cent of its receipts for the meet ing of October 1912 to the Jockey Club as its rules require This seems to me a perfectly good reason BOWLERS AFTER PRIZES la Da en CHOOSE PONTIUS CAPTAIN Senior Student at Michigan Will Lead 1914 Baseball Team Ann rb Poi i 1 to lay a elected eantaln of th ga i basba 1 team fr 19 Pontius a erh dW baseman ar 1 ha 1a and foctba 1 on hi 5 ears il nt nm both base a a ns tw TODAYS RACING ENTRIES First race ourse ro a Trlfler 19 I vt 10 Progress ha Bun lr Second ra ea log alg a ear a ax spearhead 02 ake a Surp 11 Thi i rac 4 ea I I andy geifle 1 1 4 Fourth ra Ma ef 1 Lad bant ng IF i ter Pr 11 la on an a pjiunda Belmont Park a ag in lit RTH RC Steep erhae 4500 added 4 pa and jpaa aho miles Lizzie a 16 rv na 4 to 1 2 to 1 and een en 14 Bo 9 to i to 1 and even Tbe At can 131 I 6 to 1 to 3 a hi Time tllli Onap Ra wl nl Be Thankful and ghj also ran 1 FTH Ft Hanlltor rerbj J3 OflO added 3 er 11 1 II Bue kin 19 mal 7 to 3 anl Ke ur 1 Turner en 1 6 a second Flrt Sight IIS Knarp 1 even and out third Time 1 tr ee a era SIXTH Pur 3 a ds and up aa 1 el furlongs Pl It Antoinette 59 3 to ever and Td Sj 6o ard 6 5 sec 1 De ha 9 lr 4 1 2 1 and fen rd Tw 1 07 Orapa Mama John Ra I 1 emarv sible a mco Co for and Rie Str i ran sEUNTH RCE Purse JoOu 3 ear 1s and rwa 6 ng 1 le on Jaeqjelina 109 I le 4 5 and 4 to 6 on Ger rarl 1C3 Bux 1 ti 1 4 to 1 and 2 to 1 fp Wooc aft 1 Griss 3i 1 1 tn 1 ad6ol hrd HO 1 Cntn Honej Trips to Coney Island and Atlantic City Offered in Tournament Considerable interest has been stirred up in local bowling circles in a duckpln tournament in progress at the Commer eial bowling alleys for which a number of prizes hate been offered The event started May 31 and has at ti acted a ast number of local pin spill ers The winners will be rewarded with prizes in the form of round trip tickets to many of the prominent resorts in this section prominent among others Coney Island Atlantic City and isorfolK the present time Tom Culhane well known among District bowlers is in the lead with a score of 15 436 Hilton proprietor of the alleys ia in charge of the tournament RED SOX PURCHASE PITCHER Bee Lang1 Ml nah Hughle Qu nn Rash Ta Sun Da Fe da Lad acket L4T0NIA RESULTS Secure Malloy a Right Hander From Kalamazoo Mich Club ston June 2o Pitcher Malloy of the Kalamazoo Mich club has been pur chaed the Boston American League team President McAleer announced to day Malloy is a right hander He has been ordered to report Immediately FIT RACF a rt pure JS ra gh 1 so a and LPai adeau Ba If 1 a II Ft Ma oil 3 ear ons snr ng rn Fur pen Wh abou le be 14 Tl her 14 Mo 14 Lien i a 14 Ga man 1 osseau 17 Mai I rl 47 Ixth Ft yea I rc afalgh Ma The a 10 II pi i i sj 1 0 a Galas a a 1 Hamilton a i fe 00 ea 1 1 rq furl nga A anna S4 The I rc 11 Qn 107 Da Iv Water 9S Centa 1 Tavld rag 108 Pa Ru lede SS GreeDbra i Lo Tiai rs 11a ket 0 Sing 15 Sec nd race Purse 500 Siear am ward sell rg furlongs A Fox raf 1 4 Monica 5 Popgun a Kle 1M Nee Yorkrllle 10 nf Mar rle A 111 Ta kard lege 8 a er 1 A Ig tie a er gl on Ja Ul Te a 12 Ctu 1 nna 10 a 106 Marl 1 Tb rd race Hot va handl oll and upa dine and a maid iti Rud Ha long 10 Jut Red 4 Four rar nla harllea ee purte Jb00 4 year Is and upwar1 aho Lucko 1 5 Dr Heart 131 wlckpe 140 Cun Cott tallar King ash 13 Ja De ner en and tallani Prlnc Tiap an Utth rare Dor a pu fear old and nuftri ml a Maid of Frommo Hear of Oak 1 ps J2 Widow Wise lfx Magf nek 1 4 Hearti of Oak and Wl Wise ilrgs en sU itf Jj0 ii er ti 1 furlonga Yankee Tree 10 Tn ma 1 John Marha UJ Pea ock 110 Pcrpe ual 11 fi WIH lOv David Craig 10S aupient IK Jesuit 113 Seventh race Mounta el I handtcar 3 ear olds and upwad purse Jb00 1 1 16 mtle The Rump 100 Blackford 106 Toton FleM 114 John Reardon 103 Hoffman 114 a pere tlon 102 El wah 1 1 Inspector Lestrade rardner 1 Latonia First race Selltrg vear 6 furlongs Hl ton qy Water 100 Dr samUe Oo Me ehieh 3 Cam 1 Molr 06 CI tophlne lOt ki 107 Second race belling 3 year olds 6 fu longs Little Nell 100 Lalv London 100 John Weaver 10 Adair 102 Anna Reed lOo Beulah 10o Duchess Daffy Oo Myth 106 Celesta 105 MUste 107 Felloe man 1H Third rare Allowances 2 year old fllllea 6 fur longs Dainty Mint 100 Mr Moore 100 Bronie tfing 100 Charmeuse 105 Ida Lavlnla 107 Ru flea 110 Fourth race Handicap iear olda and upward 1 mile and 0 jarda Cream 94 An Port 100 Samuel Meyer 108 Coy Lad 10S Morristown 119 Fifth race ellinr 3 rear oles a upward 6 fur longs Tvree Boa an 4rrow Bloeh 99 Royal Dollv 103 The Keach STnuheda 107 Amoret 107 Adelaide 1 9 Merr 113 iUth raoe Sellln 3 year olds and upward 1 1 It miles Jtmmle OIH 103 Slltrlx 103 Captain Brao 108 Bonnie Elolse 103 ChaiUer 111 tar psM jl WocWer Uf 5 urlongs 3 ear Ids and up Inlan 1 ViJres J0 an 1 60 won laha 4 SO i gh and SI 2 a so ond George Oinard 117 Gooae J6 20 ko ird TlTe 1 3 4 0 ar Ro Surege Re Cur al Call and Hen Ru also in SFC ND RATE Five and a ha urlongs ar 1 ne La har 0 H4 Callahan 00 ura gh Jl 30 pla a 0 show on siperl 111 Lo J4 1 a gh and J3 30 econd Braektffwn Bel 109 Goose Jo 50 th rd Time 1 03 1 Mlka her Man Loj Ma ta Ma Old Trump ella Ma and CALLAHAN IS SUSPENDED a 0 ran rHIHD RACE Three vear 0 ds purse 6 ea Tecurrseh 109 tu J600 11 0 White Sox Manager Set Down for First Time This Season Chicago Jjne 25 Manager James Cal lahan of the Chicago merlcans was in definitely suspended today bv President Johnson for arguing too strenuously with Lmpire Hildebrand yesterday This suspension is the first Callahan has drawn this season OPHELIAS SLATE II KW kSsfllBPB 1 1 li wfcawii Copjnght 1913 by iicCiurt Nwspaper Synaicatt Total 39 14 27 8 1 0 10 0 0 2 2 0 0 00030400 x7 Runs Kerr Beard hraft 2 Harrlnn Tanaill 21 I Conover ShaUn Covllle 2 First bae on error foitomce Interior 4 Left on bases Post office 8 Interior 10 rst bae on balls Oft Herr mp 1 on Gray off Cantwell 1 Innings pitched 1 ay eray oy eantwen 2 Hits Off Gray 7 1 8truek out By Graj 10 by CantweH 1 bv Herrtna 6 Two bse hits Wart hern Beard Triple play Kraft to Beard to Fenton to Kraft stolen bse wannern txerr Kraft Tanslll 2 SUalin Robinson Double play Kraft to Robinson to Krft Hit by pitcher By Gray 1 by Herring 1 Wild piten uray faseed ball Pollock Miller Time of game 2 hours 1 mplre PEN BUREAU 4 TANGLE WOOD 0 Tanglewood suffered a shut out yester day at the hands of Pension Bureau in the Federal League 4 to 0 Ferguson and Rlsdon both pitched good ball but the former was better in the pinches Score AB A glew od AB A Pension Donnell If 3 1 3 McKenny 2b 3 0 2 ghans cf 4 1 2 Kirk ss 3 10 Wilson lb 3 12 Oberlln rf 4 0 2 Clark 3b 2 0 1 Lanahan 3 12 guson 2 1 0 0 0Loe rf 1 0 Sinclair ss 1 0 Travers 3b 5 0 McCarthy lb 0 1MJ ghans et 0 0 Crenfell 2b 2 OCryer If 1 OHager 2 ORladon 0 0 0 0 0 111 12 10 1 10 0 1 1 I 0 0 I 0 2 1 0 1 1 0 0 17 3 0 0 0 5 1 Totals 27 7 27 12 Totals 80 3 24 II 3 Pension Bureau 20000002 i 4 Tanglewood 00000000 00 Runs Donnell 2 Junghans Kirk Left on basts Pension Bureau 5 Tanglewood 5 First base on ballsJ OII Rlsdon ofl Ferguson 2 Struck out By Rlsdon 7 by Ferguson Two base hits Kirk Lanahan Wilson Junghans Sacrifice hits Wilson Ferg ison Junghans Stblen bases Tra vers llson Hager 3 Donnell Kirk McKenney Jungnaru Passed balls Hager Lanahan Umpire Hr Jenkins dme jtf gftme 1 hour aad IS fnrape ST PAUL 5 FOURTH 3 St Paul Methodists were returned the winners yesterday over Fourth Pres byterlan in the Torthwest Sunday School League to 3 The Methodists won the game In the lucky seventh scoring four runs on an error and four singles Score AB A El Fourth AB A 4 114 0 Dampler 3b 3 1 0 2 0 3 2 10 0 Macklnt 2b 2 3 3 2 0 3 0 10 1 1 Heald If 4 0 0 0 0 4 17 0 0ill dy lb 4 0 10 1 1 3 0 0 0 011 erman 4 2 7 10 4 12 1 0W instead rf 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ed Purdy cf 4 1 3 0 0 4 10 0 0 uber ss 3 0 111 3 2 2 1 0 Austin 3 0 1 2 0 Totals St Paul Cullum ss Corning 2b Seaton Beall lb Parsley Goodman If Coe rf talser rf Llcs 3b Williams Totals 81 8 24 9 1 St Paul ME 0 0 0 0 Fourth Pres 0 0 3 0 Runs Cullum Beall Goodman uampier Macintosh Austin Left on bass St Paul 5 Fourth Pres 7 First base on balls Ofl Williams 1 off Austin 2 Struck out By llliams 8 by ustln 6 Two base bits Macintosh Hunter man Ed Purdy Sacrifice bits Dampler Seaton Stolen bases Cullum Corning Parsley Goodman Ljles Dampler Mackintosh 3 Austin Hit by pitcher By Williams 2 Wnplre Mr Haas Time of game 1 hour and 30 minutes TRINITY 6 ST JOSEPH 5 Trinity defeated St Joseph in the Mar quette League yesterday 6 to 5 Both teams played fast ball each contributing two rattling double plays The batteries were Brlen Jones and Pearson for Trinity and Stadler and Oakley for St Joseph ONE RUN WINS FOR PENN With Gives Imlay Pitchers Battle Sisler of Michigan Nine Ann Arbor Mich June 25 Pennsyl ania defeated Michigan 1 to 0 today in a pitchers battle between Imlay and Sisler Toomey in the eventh Inning scored the only run of tho game He drew a pass advanced on a sacrifice and an infield hit and tallied when Sis ler overran Imlay bunt Todays Ictory gives Penmylvanla the years series 2 games to 1 Score RH Pennsylvania 00000010 0 I 4 5 Michigan 00000000 00 4 Batteries Imlay and Gordon Sisler and Webber FIGHT TO EDDIE CAMPI Given Decision Over Ledoux of Paris in Twenty Round Bout Los Angeles Cal June 25 Eddie Campl of San Francisco was given the decision er Charles Ledoux of Paris at the end of their twenty round bout at Vernon arena last night The Parisian had no chance after the ninth round The San Francisco buy gave the Frenchman a terrible beating but was unable to knock him out SAVANNAH CLUB AT TOP Winner of Fust Half of South Atlantic League Season Savanah OS June 25 The first half of the 1913 South Atlantic league season ended today Savannah finished at the top of the column having lost only games In 57 leading Macon by nearly 200 points Columbus Jacksonville Charleston and Albany finished in the order named The second half of the season opens tomorrow Reach Semifinals at Tennis Hartford Conn June 25 Wylle Grant A Han jr Hastings Jr and Burgwin came through the semifinals In todays play of the annual Nw England champion tennis tournament Chicago Federalists Lead League Chicago may not win the pennant in either the National or American League but the Federalists representing the Windy City rs way out in rent In the hewers league That ought to help some I 1 liflf I WasHngtoi Real Estate HI mf fl jfS Jf IIMJT1 mjui I I III Is Completely Covered by The Post I I TTHATEVER you want to do with real estate The 81 fi ost wMhelp you do it better IJ 1 If you want to rent a house or buy a home find an apartment or purchase a farm read the real estate columns of The Post All the leading real estate agents in the District announce their best offering in The Post Every day you will find more than a page of advertisements all of them of importance to those interested in real estate The Sunday Post has a complete section devoted to real estate news and advertising The real estate buyer as well as the real estate seller will find it of the utmost interest For your ovn profit be sure you read siaie toiumns HI ffl Wik BTl i in ftPAi rsrarp iommiK ihQ rnt 2 1 0 2 0 II 4 II 30 9 24 9 2 jl jl I A AMATEUR GAMES TODAY Capital City League North Carolina ve nue and street north est Cornell Bankers Central First and streets northet vs Twining Department White Lot Commerce and Labor vs Agriculture East Washington Thirteenth and streets norffieast First Presbyterian vs St Agnes Fedral Grant circle and Lpahur Pension Bureau vs Pet worth Eastern Seventeenth and streets south east Mohawks vs Western Buds Ra Iroad Fifth and Florida avenue nerth east Station vs Car Department NORTHWEST SIADAY fiCHOOL Georgla avenue and Kenyon Mount Pleasant vs Imraanul Treasury White Lot Federals vs Hydras Marquette Thirty fifth and Wisconsin ave nue Holy Name vs Medicos Potomac I vs Anacoatla 3 FOIia FISTIC BOUTS ON 0ABD Maryland Club Arranges Attractions for Show at Ardmore July 2 The Maryland Athletic and Social Club or Ardmore Md will have for its next entertainment which will be held Vvdnesday evening July 2 the following attractive card Kid bullhan of ashington Danny Lewis of vv ashington in the main bout fifteen rounds at 183 pounds Swat A dam son of Pittsburgh Dummy Ketchel of Baltimore six rounds at 150 pounds Jim Smith of Philadelphia vs Benny Winters of Washington six rounds at 145 pounds and Jack Knight of Washington vs Kid Erne of Washington four rounds at 140 pounds in the curtain raiser All of theee boxers are now in active training for the show Special cars will be run from Four teenth and New York avenue northwest to the club every half hour starting at 6 30 and continuing until 9pm OConnor will ba the referee while Lawrence Phillips has been engaged as announcer BICKAET ACCEPTS BERTH Former Browns Secretary Takes Like Job With Federal League St Louis June 25 Lloyd Rickart former secretary of the St Louis Americans announced hera toay that he had accepted the ecrtaryghip of the Federal League Ho left here today for a swing around tha Federal League circuit He will top first at Indianapolis Australian Cncketers Wis Schenectady June 23 The Aus trallan cricket team won the second and final days play of the match with the Schenectady Cricket Quo htro toflay 6y scare Qt XK to 13 WOMAN TO EXPLORE WILDS Miss Mary Jobe to Study Natives of Nortbern BrUIsb Columbia Clad in Knickerbockers With Indian Guides as Companions She Will Cover 400 Miles Afoot New York June 25 Into practically unexplored regions of northern British Columbia and southeastern Alaska where as yet unchilized Indian tribes hae ney er seen the face of a white woman Miss Mary Jobe professor of history in the normal college in this city will start a week hence from Prince Rupert British Columbia accompanied only by two Indian guldesr Miss Jobe a eteran of seeral exploring expeditions was one of the two women who with Prof Herchel Parker were the first to set foot on Mount Sanford the highest mountain of the Selkirk range She will start est tomorrow The young woman said her expedition was largely ethnological that she ex pected to study the traditions habits ceremonies and language of the Atha bascan or Carrier tribe of Indians along the Skeena and Peace rivers The only knowledge obtained of the tribe has been brought to civilization by trap pers Miss Jobe plans to cover 400 miles on foot spending ten weeks awty from ciy ilization ghe will visit Indian villages near the sources of the Skeena and Peace rivers She will then return to Prince Rupert and make an expedition northward into the practically unexplored mountain country of southeastern Alaska Miss Jobe a outfit will be the conventional mountain climbing outfit worn by men knickerbockers puttees and heavy boots MERGER END NEAR Good Prospects of Dissolution Says McReynolds After Conference Attorney General McReynolds at the conclusion of a four hours conference with Robert Lnett chairman of the board of the Union Pacific and Paul Cravath counsel announced jesterday that there were good prospects of an agreement for the dissolution of the 1 nion Pacific merger The new plan contemplates the disposition of the entire 126 000 000 of Southern Tacific stock held by the Lnlon Pacific The new plan does not contemplate disturbing the Southern Pacific present control of the Central Pacific Objections raised by the California railroad commission caused the abandonment of this fea ture of the negotiations Attorney General McReynolds has announced that he probably will institute a separate suit to compel the separation of the Southern Pacific and Central Pacific If an agreement is reached the plan will be presented to the United States court for the eighth circuit before July 1 Otherwise the dissolution under the Supreme Court mandate must be accomplished by receivership Boys Run After Shooting Man James Stuart 48 years old of 517 Seventh street southwest while working in Potpmac Park near the Highway bridge yesterday afternoon was struck in the back of the head by a 22 caliber bullet which had been fired by one of a group of boys who were shooting at biids The boys ran away and Stuart walked to Emergency Hotpltal where his wound was dressed The wound was little more than a bruise ROBBED TWICE IN SAME SPOT Victim Seeks Highwayman Finds Bun on Job and Gtts Beating Kansas City Mo June 23 William Demetress while searching early today for a man who robbed him of 18 jesterday afternoon was ield up at the same place where the robbery took place yesterday by the same man A waUh valued at il was taken You re the man who robbed me before said Demetrese The holdup man then set upon Deme tresa who Is in the city general hospital In a serious condition SIX LEAP FROM CAR TWO DEAD Four Other Foreigners Frifhtened at Blow out of Fuse Fatally Hurt Rochester June 25 Six foreigners riding in a closed car on the Man ltou Electric Railroad becametfrightened today when a fuse blew out and jumped through a window falling under the wheels of a trailer Two of them were Instantly killed and the other four so badly Injured they probably will die GEORGE THATCHER DEAD Oldtime Minstrel Succumbs to Cancel at the Age of 63 Orange June 25 George Thatcher an old time minstrel died here today of cancer aged 63 Ho formerly played with Primrose and West NOTED SHOT SLAIN BY WIFE Mrs Frank Fromm Completes Tragedy of Jealousy by Killing Her Husband Spokane Wash June 25 Frank Fromm champion revolver shot of the United States In 1909 and his wife were found dead in a tent back of their home here yesterday From a note In the dead womans handwriting the authorities be lieye Mrs Fromm shot her husband through jealousy and then committed sulelde In the note two young women of this city are named as the cause of tne trag edy and the request Is made that the dead womans jewelry and clothing be sent tq sifter whose address is given as Miss Hurbert jNorwaiK umot a Not Sectional SbHs for Ariel Crews Ariel Rowing Club of Baltimore Is the latest to secure the sectional Style of eurht oared ahelL It can be taken apart and fa easier to ship to out of town re Satt8 i aa miaMaftSstr rfvaeftifcrtfet bmmKJlK rSi sfclj Str few Ul 33 fs gcyrt pn jiiMi rBS wmr mmmmviMvJ mmmmmfMwdmT 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