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Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 16

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Bnrnes NEW YORK AH Toung rf3 hrlech 2b4 Wilon Kelly lb 3 Mrueel If3 Jackson sk4 Groh 3b 8 srydr xjiftrnea p0 Kalamazoo AH 41 1 8 0 2 2 0 0 0 A 1 0 Moore yrvr Curior rf Wright trimm ite Hooch Mwila'a With Morrison Pitching Smoky City Troupe Stamps on Chicago 2 1 rittbnrgh Jung nttg burgn md It two straight from Chicago by winning totlaa gma to 1 Morrlann and Aldridge engaged In a pheher duel but lh latter wee removed In the elgth Inning when the riratee counted twe rune uh tupirg amgHh VIUVA'V NM1 a 4 14 Cotter lb4 rtbvrg 2b 2 (irlRRby Heibco 8Vogd ARMER STREET CORNER MONROE AVENUE Jut Around the Corner rom The Temple Theatre LOS ANGELES HOLLYWOOD DETROIT PORTLAND SAN RANCISCO Spalla to cover In the neutral cor net and plastered him with heavy rights and lefts The referee warned Spalla for using the back hand punch Tunney staggered Spalla with two hard rights to the jaw In the second round and followed with a punishing series of body blows Spalla was wild and Tunney had little trouble in a keeping out of range Spalla landed a right to the jaw which rocked Tunney' 'In the fourth round Spalla caught Tunney near the ropes and show ered him with rights and left Blood showed from mouth Tunney's Straight right to Spal jew mnuco nusn ann me Ian went backpn hfs heels 4 Spnlln'a Eye Cut Spalla jabbed with his left cessfully three times In the round and crossed with his right to jaw Tunnev got over a strong left and head rocked Tunney opened a cut over left eye In the sixth Another straight right closed the eye com pletely and the European squinted at the American with one eye dur ing the remainder ot the round In the seventh Spalla tore Into Huntley frantically but appealed groggy A right from Tunney brought 'fresh blood from eye Referee Eddie rurdy then Stopped the match to save Spalla from further punishment Stribling lien Is lnughran Ixtuhran started right 'In to trade punches with1 Stribling In their bout Loughran hold his own at i long range but Stribling scored heavily in close Stribling opened a gash over Ixiughran's left eye with a right In the second round from which the blood flowed freely In the third round Stribling'sSpeed began to tell and he stag gered Loughran with a right to the Jaw A 1 A left leal followed by a right cross sent: Loughran bnck on his ho)e in the fourth and he went Into a clinch to snvo himself In the final round Stribling al most floored Loughran with a wild right Loughran came back and staggered Stribling with a vicious left our Players to Decide Trant Mismuppi Title JoReph Mo Jun Rturi from St Louts And a lrtt face claim inic I Dhrionfjj lv Bl 112 ixxxtwul npay AlervinK life Mutfixri RM Ulcnalv 1im MIm Second race )iftdtoHp claiming 2 ytar old NnU up Derunt IM Dry Morn 115 Priiut Minuter lm: Hataman CaHkuia 10a 'inn lv3 Donnelty IM Amor Airue Hi Kahler Hl Sak Inttnn 212 Lonkney nu DomUiiq'ie UO St Allan IMI him Taaaell HV Third ruoa 3 ywu olU nihea mll Sun yr HA helantieM Ih Margin ill Olkina IM outline WhMatona' Hl Nancy Langhorne 104 Hany Dawn Ittk kvurth rate handicap 1 year olds an! tip mile Trn Mmuua 107 dlujnnan JU Irralnatorm 120 ifth race clalmlnir 8 yair oltla and up I 1 Koyai Duck 111 krnlay Ijtn 109 Home Hiar 111 Maryland Helle ID fiuparbum 304 Henry DletJt iw Bl ccmmi in Anniversary 1QT dtra crow 101 Voodlake Ill: ilomar 1'ai Uaaey Hi Byron Vfi MarcaUlna 94 biith race maiden Oyaar olda 5 tur Huy 8ne iLinork ketire Clm menan aun Httinor Mendrkk 1 lua 11a 2ula Mia' 112 campfire Lharlea Im Xlan Night March Moon Jmriua Davonahlre Ha ApprfntW Allowance claimed AS anther clear: track fait Leathers haht shade sunny tan and black italf Correct tenth the neav wide bottom ed trousers 1 0 A 0 Jahn rf 2 Illlla Darby I'aljart Totalf82 10 87 10 2 i 0 0 0 Jot DEVONSHIRE RACES Gopher' Star Named I Walter Camp for 1923 All American Berth Kalamasoo Itkh June Earl Mitiiiau 1923 football captain of th University of Mlnncota eleven and selected for the AU Amerlca has been named conch for Western State Normal squad here thlt fall "Marly" a he la Jtnown to Min nesotans will take up hla duties late In August Martineau was recommended hy Qmeh William Kpnuldlng whose rise to a confer ence berth was largely due to the great record ho mads while head of Western Normal football affairs Martineau has been considered as an assistant to Spaulding at Min nesota but chose to accept the Kalamatoo berth whan th path was opened fhroughthe Influence which Spaulding still has with Western Normal athletic authorl ties In his first year at Minnesota Martineau played under former Coach Williams In Ht2 Mar tineau was picked for th All western his first year under Spaulding and last fall was named by Walter Camp for an All Amer ican berth a 1 During th lets war Martineau fought In rance with the Marines Ha rose from ha ranks to a lieu tenancy betorsi the armistice At one time It was thought the aerevewounds he recelved Jn the Argonne struggle would keep him out nt athletics His long right for recov ery kept him from entering Minne sota until 1980 Martineau prepared fbf Mthn new min senoot spoils A peculiar thing carver is cnar in was more renow ne ability than for footballa star blah hurdler and many points for West in the field events In football he was just an average player but showed a lot of promise' In college bls greatestdaimto fame was established on inc Knuirun Scholastically Bnrl was an honor man Thia spring he won th medal awarded by th western con Terence to the Minnesota athlete whose classroom ability kept step with hi prowess on the athletic field Minnesota bnnst AB uno ui ner uci stuaenta HAMILTON rae yrniMlds and up su furl Snowden Ml (Lena) Pr UVnbii07 Sfar Court 107 (Hcoblel third time l07 2 5 Vander burg elleltoue St Quentin Bnuh All Kidnap Shue and Csrajo am ran and up maiden jockeis mil and 0 Jacques 11 (Livingstone) won Ilrnae Tacke lio (Me Apology 102 ni Olds foaled In Canada Ttlhof" (McTogue) won Speyroyal 1 5 Blossoms I Csledon War Tank and Jewel also ran handicap 9 yenr fvvuae11 Bed Stone in LL T1ni (Handnll) eo third time Vtah' Hera Triumph Mary TiJ? Coach Sunny Rtdford aIro ran rar' Mountain Valley slakes 2 year olde 5 Ball ee no (Wal lace) won Barbara rletschte 115 (Sco Hmi 132 Walls) third: aVln a Bab3r' Sixth race 2 yenr blds mile and 70 yards Tjatonnlr 112 (Walls) won Anns 1 (McTag lov rosty "hd Oolden Armor also ran nwn j'inio syAar6ldk 0" the 1 ight) won Trajanus 114 hmi th (Walls) CHAMPION HAS SIZEABLE MARGIN IN AST BATTLE Totals BMtd fBatted Grand Ranid Sk 1 Wr Secrines' nron' Totr Orms Boyle WfavnbIebJU'm'0J i Hammond i b0M hlte Vennllyeal hlt Vefi shS 1 Bases on ba Off Wayne) erg (iranal 9 Hsher 4 playg 4ierald to Boyle BMhang to Hov to W'nyneberg Granal to Wmer Schwab Boyle to Gerald to Boyle Um plres arlffin andBrlchter 7 ANGLERS LOSE IN TENTH LATONIA? 4 irst racA purse 81400 up fln'1 19 ymt Nuyuka Mtstresg Mary Jupiter 116 Hold Gold aMlss Matie 104 Phenol 102 lower T) 8 pum Llerre Redwood Wu Cheer Leader Harry U0 Also Huonec John Kel ly HO tHunquol 105 Green Briar HO 'Stamp 107 Second race puree I14M maiden year oid cotta and geldings 5 rurlongs Thunder Ing eualleor Brown Sugar (Captain Mar tin st kauat Bow Bowers Shark Zuker Adjuster Hurry Inn tstar Sweep S) eligible: The Smasher Will Wells Son of John Down Town IReturn Bad Luck 119 tAudley arm entry Jer guson and Parrish entry Third race purse l6w claiming year yards Belzonl 1H Pick locket 103 Banner Bearer 111 Lady Astor 107 Detectable 104 l'(w' Holmlng mC Sv Turlossar Valiey Light 102 Mesut Ilraedelbane US 'Huon Pin 07 'Sannis Bello of Elisa Hell 100 Po JnndSl Pinjar Peel Utj 'King O'Neil ifth race purse Ballot han dicap 2 year olda and up 0 Bourhon Boy 103 Clareqce 300 Comlxa 10a Miss Cerlna 104 Goshawk 130 Bat ter up 94 Great Ja 101 the Modesty A'1 furlonga tLotto Agnes Gall 10j Little Gipsov 107: Rockland Prlncesa 106 tBlanche 100 ollies 103 J1: Dangerlllo 101 100i GeorSla H'h Blgonln eligible: Rothermel 112 Ivory 105 fBrannonand Luscho en Seventh race purse 81300 claiming and 1S mllea 'DobsoS 100 'Over uLs Bona Vera 102 'yuotaUon 105 Peter Maloney 107 Vi ion ii' 4pptentlce RHovanee claimed either clear track fat VfiNir Grantham Cotter 9 1 Two base hlta Cottar Kelberg Three base Wright Stolen Curler 2 Moore Sacrifices Wright Urhnm Uvuble Aldridge to Hollocher to Cotter: Or mm (iinnMallejlli Wright to 5lar nl vine to rtrlmm Bases on ball Oft Mor rison 4 Aldridge Struck By MorA Henn 2 Aldridge 2 Keen 1 Wheeler losing pitcher Aldridge Rlg hr and Moran HAMILTON Kaylor rf5 uxko m4 Me1ee fb 3 Gisich IL5 Windle se3 ronton ibl Kopec b4 White c6 Nels 5 BOSTONIAXT SHOE STORES 11 iNir Totals 33 13 27 I 'JJattod for Wasem In nlnltb I Balled for Sage ninth Hamilton 3 9 3 9 kalntaoo 5 9 0 9 0 I 0 £4 Windle Hop k'1" 8 Kindt Buffington 3 wutto Krrore windla BumJ' unbrniso's hlts Wlllh Hlndt Tw taaehU" Willis Bubaer Na Secrlfle hiVfe DR RUE LISTS RACING CARD A THAT NEW Aratex Collar A LOW BANDED DEEP POINTED COLLAR THAT IS ULL COMORT 55 Each 3 Tor I00 4 No underwear is without this Red Woven Label MADE OR THE Grand Rapid Mich Jun Saglnw (lugged It way to a ec bnd victory over Grand Raplde 10 the batting atar with two triple and a double OAuiAAW 3H0A wtniH II4 Ver'llyaa 84 r3 Voter 3I14 Hom'ond c4 Qnne If 3 Boyle lb 4 sane RESULTS AQUEDUCT lmt 3 xArold4 anti up furfenraJiurmbM HO (Uonnetti) wun Conceal It HMwatni Mruna Cyuonia iw (Con nolly) third lima' 2 8 Mnndow Ijwh Inu Manna BanwoM feevorwyefc Nicky Naa Lafoon duo Meirodoro LMlo Arbl( rruiouo! and Candida aim? ran NKOAd race oleepJeehane 4 yr oif! and up about 2 milba tJky ttcrapar ID (Wolka) won tAi rwaco In iSuriter) Mcond: tOonnlebert 146 (LJetMD third 8 6 Jaai Alan Kt latwrvrtcea Aame Uuftney and Trlckla aiao ran Tuftney pulled up Prickle fail tGrmrae entry Ihird rMe the Woodhaven ateltM 2 yearoid I funonga va vichord tt'aopth won CTilnk 9 allahan) tecands 3' IL third tinv fienor Mwter Billy tnd Rolvilie also ran iourth ruce mart 8 yur old and ufi pdliAp mlla Prfrtiiia Hulay ioa Weft AViaack IM (McAlfteL 'Mr Di (Brunner) third lime iJ 4 8 Nellie Moroe Yankee rrtnw and jOhone aio ran juoe entry and Yankee Prlnceee practically MRIdn ytftr olde furlongs (Hreunlng) won Clique ii I't DWl Vargrgve 10? 12L of yow4e Jtoyal Girl Tlngo Rodeo and warfaro aleo ran 8 and up mile Noro 117 (Bands) won Southern tW ihchuttlnger) second: Alheleian lh' DJI 34 BhnJ Maxie and Bar uoid aio ran A 1 LATONIA MrsTreoe yast olda 9 furtonga KIu Martin) won Spanish Ro (EL Harvey) second Queen CharmingW I Hastlngal third tlma 12 9 1 vOlychrlaly Great Beginner Gua a Rgy Jr Hunter Mm Boy I oulsa Wagner and Watchful also ran Second race maiden 3 year oid fllllia'i furlonga beemlng 119 (M Cnmar) Won Silver Slippers 115 (H Stutts) seo Ohd Buttrese 116 (E foot) third time Mla Emmert Cordon Rouge lioro thy Adame Luoerene Hatty Star Greener Polneettl Boo Boo and Sl ur aiiio rah A Third race 3 year olde mile and 79 yard provident 1VS (H gtuttal won Krishna 199 IB Harvey) eecond Swift Water pi (Lt Jones) third time 1:3 5 and Bugler ourth race the Devon Perk purse4 nr and up mlle Pegaaua 107 (H Stutta) won lowers of Love Her IL McDermott) Ora 1n Ten Lec and Juno wraas aitio fan 3 year olda fH ruHoniwDudlty 105 (L Me (r Cartier) RIue Gown JU iD Hurn hiniv b5 Tafna Bob Ca o7 Lfyon and Audacious alno ran lh Drf Rwa 2 yearMd JR a furionga 1urK on Tilka V6 (L Benedict VowUft (B rJj LM 1 5 airy Mas ter and Tpo Much also ran race 4 year oIdi hnd up 1 144 (M won: Jon) Moond Untried third: time L45 Lug Oo La Quesada and Bway alao ran Ona out when wlnnlnr run waa leorod Batted or Harper In ninth 7 tBatthl for uiaaner In ninth Brooklyn 2 0 0 00 0 0 a Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 1 fr 0 2 1 Wllaon Wrlgbtton 1 Johnston 2 TwlMMae Wheat' Decatur Home Johnston Struck I Decatur 2 1 1 Wochriv Stolen Barre on Oft Decatur 4 Gtazner Double playa Kand to ord to Holkfl brd tn Sand to Ilolke Off Decatur 9 9 1 3 Henry 1 In 0 Losing pltcher Hen ry Vmplree Hart McCormack and Mr mann i Border Cltlr A hag ralleid oft lt open ir buying ghow which wa scheduled for riday night Jack McCarthy 'who wa to bar met Jfthn Mello in th windup injured hl hand in training bout and wa tingble to kp this date Th show Jia been act back ono week PIRATESLAND TWO STRAIGHT Ilnl fl 19 7U London Soginaw ka Mi Hamilton fffi Muskegon Gd liapids 39 TT 111 Kaiamuoo Thursday's keanlt lint 9 tendon I Saginaw 19 Grand Jtaplds 2 Pay (Uy 9 Muskegon Hammon I Kaiamaaoo 9' Gamea Say city at Muskegon Maamsw at Grand Ranfds Hamilton at KalamasM L4oa at lint lint Mich June lint tnnd It thr in mw over London br taking game 9 to 9 Time ly batting in th tight spots and fln pitching by eigert ealnad th decision elgart rllvd Darby a rookie hndr In' th fourth with th bases loaded He hit Nason to fore In ft tun then gave only one hit thereafter Sandqulat tripling In th elghtn to cor Effert who hd strolled i wJh run 0V" th wall with Regan on base gave the league eadera a lead tvhlch wae1Jn the error counting the needed run LONDON tr 2 9 0 1 9 19 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 6 9 2 Brien ml 6 Wllllw if4 0 grand rapids AH BOJ Drown 4 Hyh m3 Schwab ib 4 ifa umer 2b 4 Wotell rfl opahaw cl ihrDtvurb tWalih Total In teventh In ninth 2 1 1 8 0 0 000 0 Sleek Deft squared Style Yours for $9 npHE clever squaring of design unusual trim and smart outline alls these unite just right for wear with the new wide bottom trousers In sunny tan and rich black calf 1 HoaIkI 8 Isfthata p3 0 Jleltk'an pa Total3 14 30 12 irst Meeting of the Season SEVEN DAYS Saturday June 28th to Saturday July EATURE RACE Detroit ft Windsor erry Handicap Purse of $2500 at 1 mile and 70 yards for 3 car Olds and Upwards Train aervic direct to track from Depot leaving Detroit at 12:48 I11S and 1 140 Interurban car and taxi give frequent aervice to the track 1 PHILADELPHIA Sand a AV jtarptir Hionlfn wiiriM1 ii worhr 8b nrd 2K Hfllke lb AV Huon Gbroner 8Wrlhttr Touil wrstod the world's Negro Twiddle vrown irom Vfinamn Jo nnn the champinn about Ue faco witn hi Rtinglng jabfl and thrice floor 1 ed the title holder Unofficial figures tonight placed the total receipts at 1250000 leav ing virtually 100000 net profit Make Spirited Start Grob and Moore sailed In nt ncu urebs left face up on Moore's second round his loft upper ued run flint 8 Hbnaar sah 1 lb yw VoCMm if In Unite 1 8 0 0 9 0 0 4 iuXiY0rn Tomer Harris rryaock 8tuui Meyeri Lrror linrhi 8tuu flflCrlfiefrZ bneaa Neyer Harrle and 'Two baae Connolly Dunn hroa baRo hlta Dunn Wellr Lhnl" Beitaman 3 Bue on Off Walter 8 lAhsla 3 oq Lahi jj ble pays Pryaock to HrgJorn to Tomer Uunn to Cortsnn to Wanin' Hu Bryaock to Tomer Inning Heltsnuui ite amiltonbeaYs kazoo Kalamazoo Mich Juno Ham ilton got away to ft flying atart In the third game of the aerie and were never headed although the Knlamaaooa threatened all during the game inal agora 9 to Errors behind Bartlett lost th lmi f0r he locl" red Hunter who has replaced Martv Barker as In charge AnzacTake Match After tho Hardett Struggle of Present Meet Wimbledon England Jun i fBy the Associated Nbrman Brookes the old time tennis melter from Australia is keeping youth from btlng served tn the Wimbledon championship Yesterday he defeated Cambridge university young Indian hope I Ilutnam todav before his king and queen and 15000 excited tennis enthusiast he defeated the hard hitting rancis 1 Hunter of the American Olympic team In a fierce ly fought five act match 4 Tho 01'6 Was 3 0 6 3 9 5 i 6 3 and the wily old court general who won th champion ship 80 years ago proved to tho sat isfaction of Hunter and everybodyle who saw the relentless preci sion of hl seemingly effortless pl)' that It Is not always the pace that kills tn lawn trnnl Hunter hit his hardest but could not got them past the old fashioned racquet which Brookes handled with the skill of a man who was a tennis star before Hunter was born Other Americans in This Is the onlv loss suffered by the American Olympic players who stopped off at Wimbledon on their way to Paris Vincent Hfchards moved ilp by beating the Japanese Takeo Harada In straight sets Tl Norris Williams and Watson Washbtirn wry kept busy winning their first doubles The tempera mental rench team Ln Coste and Borotra held the Americans at bay through five see saw sets In the end li poor form countered Borotra's brilliant net game suffi ciently to give the Americans the match The American wbmen Miss Helen Wills and Mrs George Wightman and Miss Eleanor GOSs and Mr Ma rlon Jessup and the ranco American team Mlle Lenglen and Miss Elizabeth Itvan advanced In the women doubles Who has lived In England number of years says she American and wishes to be fl an eamnrtftnr Wimbledon matches although she is not a member of the American wo men's team Miss gave further ev idence' of her growing familiarity with the playing conditions here She is however still troubled bv distance many of her overhead strokes this afternoon going far be yond the base line She seems to be sacrificing pace tor much needed control but other features of her play have outclassed the opponents who have faced her thus far Helen Wills Improving The American champion will play Mrs Edgington of England tomor row Observers not expect that she will have much trouble in dis posing of her: but the next match which is likely to be against Miss Evelyn Colyer one of 'the best of the English pin yers win he a su preme test of her form She will need: a combination of power andaccuracy to displace the girl who eliminated Mrs Beamish yesterday The women's seml flnala are llke l0: between Miss Wills and Mlns olyer In the upper bracket and Mlle Lenglen and Miss Kath leen McKftno In the lower one un Nightman who meets Mlle Lenglen next can remove the hrrneh queen from her high place in the tennis world Jllchards will face the acrobatic Borotra tomorrow Washburn plnv wTiiS' ln round while Williams will have as his op ponent A li Khigscote who has many championships to hls credit mTn? a Klnsscote 11 42 Tn th4 (IMibl Norris Williams 2nd and Watson Washburn debated Rene Costs and Jean Borotra 57 453 4 6'4 83 the doubles Mias A Aus tin and Mlaa Evelyn Colytr )ef'atd Mias Sibblni? and MIrr Pinckney 4 1 4 1 In the women single Mr Edjrlnrton rl fenrct Mrs Sfclllquham 6 8 9 3 7 3 Mrs Georg Wightman Rtni Miss He'n Wills defeated Mr Craddock and Mrs Parton 6 4 Miss Eleanor Goss And Mrs MaHon Jessup defeated Mrs Colgate and Miss Tyrrell 6 6 4 Mrs lumber Chambers nnd Mrs Shen herd Burron defeated Mias Elranora Besrs and Mrs Haunder Taylor 4 16 0 Mile nxnnne Lenglen and Mis fl Elisa beth Ryan defeated Miss Mead and Miss Clarke 6 0 6 3 Muekegon Mich Jun 26 Bay City Rosed out Muskegon Jn the tenth Inning of ft poorly played game her thia afternoon 6 to 6 hr hi Kme brought Jn the winning run frome oml Heltzmnn hold the Mug hcli1! the three ho worked allowing only MUSKEGON a Ait io JO Dunn 2b 4 Mcyero If 4 Clancy lb 5 'UJTHZ10 Devoss ilormnn Kandler elerBankor Totals A glffn park call attention to a local laundry and In doing an wins a smile or two kill vour Wife iire na fha Aiartln ment us do the dirty HUNTER LOSES ST LOWS SOIERS ATW1MBLED0N AB 15 Baker m6 Beatty lb3 m8 Tice rf3 Stimpsnn i 24 ffert DelmnnNaleway 0 tllarrta tHeld 1 ToUlj8 6 24 18 Batted for Etlmpson Ift ninth flton for TIcr In ninth JUattad for Gthrlngtr In ninth 9 9 3 9 9 9 9 3 rlnt 9109910 4 Dlman 3 Rlan iuc Hruak 9 ErrorS IrelmSt Home Luce Thra ha 1 qulat TWO flrurtat Elffert Double lr Sahdqulat Beatty to Elf Hit by pitched MaMn Rettv gtlmijon (eigert) Wild nltehei DMby 1m7By Darby 1 hl Serf 3 Itoers on Off Darby 5 Del man 1 eigert 9 Umpire Ward ACES WIN SLUGEST Entire stocks of brown and black kid and calfskin high and low shoes including the following lasts Barrister 1A Aberdeen Beverly Buckmin st er No 5 Combination ull Mi Ma Wafl range of sizes and widths Also 'two other groups of La fW USs quality shoes at $585 8 wL fl and $785 Of Minn About hla prep school for hl track Karl was picked up HXMHTON irst rare pure 11000 claiming yeat rtomivii'iii raiinreei i iw mermen we Belly Maloney Barton eteeple sbout 2 mllea tliunke Green iw' mivuh ii uwvn can iw: i'nae mv tPage Brook shadow Lawn Cay Kap Hi Xtolterer 145 fW Salmon entry Third rc puree 11 wll claiming 8 year old end up foaled In Canada 1 1 8 mllea lMtde 109 Heth Hodder Wed lig Prince lot Rebue 93 Trail Htozer Greyboum 10ft 'Beau ot the Weet 7 ourth race purM 21200 Military plate 3 year olde and up furlonga pueh Pin 119: Heel Tape list Jleal Artlet 110 Cum 119 sarko 110 Joy Bmok 197 1 ifth rare puree 91900 claiming Bur lington puree yer olda and up SU fur lew WUl Land 112 fLady Boee 103 JAbiSae lut McKenna Ill Viola Burton Sixth race puree 31000 'Claiming year Old end up 1 V19 mllee lneulete 111 Sen UL Altleelmo IDIi Bethlehem rX Altolne 114 Lovellneee 112 Ebb Tide 107 Seventh race pure llioo Brittanto han dicap claiming 2 yar old and up mile on the turf Lunetta 112 Llewellyn' 103 Joaqulna ft Top Sergeant 1W To 1 '7 Apprentice allowance Weather clear track fast thd opening found A cut showed nose In the Greb bronchi cut to Moore's face pealing the frorn the Englishman's nose The chnmplnn was putting across hls punches from nil direction and Moore wn bewildered Moore was finding trouble hitting tho champion In the (third Greb kept pounding on Moore's nose Which finally started blooding In th fou 'th round speed started to tell and ho drove tho British champion about tho ringwith hard punches The Englishman completely out classed gamely tore In however landing sometimes when he could catch Grob still The milling was Greb pummelling hls challenger with a relentless nt tack Three vicious rights to the head stung the Englishman Moore landed one which looked low Greb tore In with both hands landing ricnn blows with increasing rapl 8etU nt ace Tn the seventh the champion brought hl left uppercut Into play effectively Greb crossed hls left to Moore's face with such force that the Britisher rocked on hls heels lire wot gloves were beginning to cut nnd blood streaked down the challenger's face In the ninth Greb landed resounding left to jaw Moore began to tire and was falling Into clinches Grob found Moore's head with right a left and anuthci: right as the tenth started Monro Inndcd a left to Greb's jaw Moor started a rally ami Grob met It willingly They swung too to too In the live liest moments ot the fight The champion had tho advantage In the eleventh Grib shot a strong Jcft to the jaw and then opened a fresh cut on Moore's right eye Moore chopped a stiff left to the champion's jaw Moore camo out of the twelfth with both eves and hls nose damaged Grob lifted an uppercut to the jaw pul in fighting caused tho crowd to clamnr Cor action Grab was not using hls Speed Bout Slow Th thirteenth round slug glsh Grob landed a hard left a the fourteenth started Moore camo back strongly but Greb stopped Moore land ed three uppercut to the rib In 'Ltrh' ot It 'with fresh blood streaming from hls nose Harry' danced Into a aff loft but hooked with hls right hs the round eiiciPtl 4 Both came out with harmless wing and danced in and out with Ight nunnhe in the fifteenth Moore landed a hard left but Greb drove the Englishman to the ron with solid left to the jaw Both were landing often In the final minute In th first round bf hls Philadelphia Assemble ive Blows to Beat Out Brooklyn 3 2 Philadelphia June Bunfhlfir Ave hit in the lat Phi nclAlphla today took the first tama of th aerlM from Brooklyn 3 to I DfiUUKlilA fllffh 2b i Jnhnton a I wneat ettrnler Brown Stock 2b rSHfflth rt HAtirrv Icahar p4 Henry P0 Marshall Mich June Dr A Ruff secretary of speed of Cal houn County Agricultural society faia an h4 at ciu(iavu mo orrru pioprani to bo given by th oclety at the fair grounds July 3 and 9 On July 3 there wilt be a at pace and a 389 trot and on July 9 a 38S pace free for all pace and running rec Two of th runner were former ly owned by the Pabst Brewing company and are now owned In Al bion A hurdle rc will alm we 4 St ii err Illg I 1 la roe a nA a 1 tilahlHw bout With fipil Tunney drov Grday call Hemlock "0513 1 3 P4 KB 6 lAdurn 4 Whveler p9 Total for 0mll In Mvanth' 1 Batted for Keen In mentU Chicago 0 16 0 0 6 0 1'lttiburgh 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 Runa Mooro 2 (Mitiiniii VeSJiiri nnaincop ba Wright New York June New York National returned home today and defeated Boston 8 to The two Barnes brothers were knocked out ot the box Virgil in thr first and Jesse in the fourth Inning Jonnard pitched brilliant ball for the Giants niirr relieving BOSTON AH Bancroft 4 lowell tn4 Cun' ha 14 Mclnnl 1b 4 Tierney 5b 4 Stengel rf 4 Padgett 3b 3 ONail 3 Barn pl Yenrgln p2 rT lit 1 BoNton 1 New York 3 0 0 4 0 1 A0 Younsr 8 rlach 2 Kellv Jnckeon 8: 1 Tuo ba Jarkaon Wlfonn Kelly Homa Young Htolen bMes Kelly rlecli Men ael Baaea on ballR Off Barne 1 Yar sin 1 Struck By Jonnard I Barna I Yeargtn 2 Hit off Darn? 4 in I Jonnard 1 In 8 Barnra tn i 2 1 Yeargln 8 hi 4 1 3 Winning Jon nftrd Losing tdtcher Barne Umnlro Klam and Wllnon Total 5 0 A 1 4 0 J'ryaock 2b 8 ir 4 LK1 1 I A' hr (b ft htJ JdfK rarsSif 1 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