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Four Favorites Successful atBel mon t Park

STAMINA OUTCLASSES RIVALS

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nudTnUcN Ia llcMSnkyoiirolrt Filllvn ut n 3III6 InuhI-npf Eyo u 0tol Shot I ThirdTaboo Wins First Race Easily

New York May St The runcloser to iCrfti at Behnont todaythan for aoroe timo past lour favorltaebeing

A crowd of 18CQO p r on8 wore In at-

tendanceII P Whltntys Stumltia outclMMd

her rival in the Ladle Stake for threeyearold flUltc at a mile Sh sot a featpace and wee in hand nil the way

by three tenctlts Laugh-ing Eyes a 30tol shot wa third

Sanctus llto5 favorite won

Taboo who made alt rHimlmc inthe Hrat race stood a long three driveand beat Captive by a heed

Peter Quince a prohibitive favoritemade a runaway of tho Jut race

The SmmmirlcFIRST RACXFour awl owMtaU fwcloon Ta-

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OAKLAND RESULTS

FIRST RACaVFlw fwrlonna Oanrina Mit tv 7 to 8 won Frtrat Ml Melmtjir U to S

M Aka Ar Itm MI ScwttW It to 1 tbfad-Iim Hold Allro Cam OatMk POMMR-utd Smipw FkMfe Jan ran

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TORONTO RESULTS

FIRST RAC Fir and onehatf fmlotMia Moadalr Morphj M to 1 won Minnie Johtwon

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LOUISVILLE RESULTS

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WhiR Time Cnnhal ansi Benson also ranFOURTH RACBllve fHrlomm Juvealte

Stakes Miami K Pickena straight JWXO wonAnne K Franklin place Ji88 secondMr 01 Monpn Ibow JS8W third Time10035 Elizabeth Harwood French Cnok Woolvlnder Dr Fha Dorothy Webb and Fundamentalalso ran

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TEAM DOWNED

Columbia University Dull IlnycrsWin Score 4 to 1

New York May 27 Columbia UnlvorFity defeated the University of Pennsyl-vania horo In a wcllcontosted-gnmo by tho score of 4 to 1 Columbiatnnk tho load In tho second Inning andhold it throughout Loe hold tho Quakersdown to ono hit and their only run wasscored on that hit holpad out by anerror Score

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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION-

At OnhmliaeCMwnbHii 3 TotedoAt LeufcTltte InOtnnarotio 9 Louisville iAt St PAttlMfhtirakee 6 St IaHl 5At 3IlMKMi0M KBMM City 7 Minaoapolis 1

WESTERN LEAGUE

At PaeWoPu blo 7 Oauba 10 Second gamejwbto 7 Omaha 8

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At DcHT rDnrer 3 Lincoln 2

TRISTATE LEAGUE

At 7 Reading 5At IlarrWrnrK WUIiaimport 4 harrisburg 5At Trwtton llmimrton 2 3At JohaataniAUoaua 7 Jobortown 8

CONNECTICUT LEAGUE

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At HartferdHnrtford 12 New haven 3At MeridanIIoljwke 6 MwWcn a-

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At New BwiferdLawreaot 7 New Bedford 0

NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE-

At BinpbaratonBinsbamUra 3 A J 0 JAt fijTsawe Syracuse 7 UtIca 8

At Scrantoa ScrnntoB 1 AlbanyWltkftsbarrtWllkeebarre 2 Trer 0

COTTON STATES LEAGUE

At JackMBYJcksburg 3 Jackson 8

At jr rWtanM8ri H n 2 Columbus 0 Secondganw Calumbus 8 Meridian 2

SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Jacksonville Jacksonville 3 Charleston 2At Columbia An wtta 4 Columbia

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COLLEGE GAMES-

At Carli lolDdiarut 6 Albdffbt College 7At AttMDtiHg Detanoos 3 Naval Academy 10At ButonHa toB 3 Pottsvillo 4At OmUridgoHarrard freshmen 4 Yalo fresh-

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At IthamCorncll 3 Williams 2At Primceton Princeton 3 Pennsylvania StateAt Ku on EaFordhaa 6 Lafayette IAt West PointrWest Pont 5 Trinity

Lecture on Christian ScienceThe Hon Clarence A Buskirk exat

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Souvenirs for Ladies

Special Programme

of MusicWe inaugurate the 1908 season tonight A cor

dial invitation is extended to all to be present

Come yourself and bring your family The sur-

roundings are delightful and refined The company

always select You will enjoy every minfitc of the time

We have engaged an excellent orchestra vithprominent soloists for the entire season Tonight a

special programme of music will be offered

We serve quality foods and quality beverages in

our Summer Garden The service is unqualifiedly best

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Georgetown closes tho season withFordham at Now York Saturday

The Bandits aro in second place In theUnion League only one game behindReading

Vonablo tho Wnshlngton boy i lead-ing ort for AVhooilng in the CentralLeague

Christy Mathowaon has too drivenfrom the rubber in every ono of his lastfour games

It will probably be FalkenbergRhoades today unless I ajolo deddos touse lAttimore

Billy Lush has reUred from baseballfor the season and will go Into businessIn Now Haven

The Bandits play a morning and anafternoon gamo with Allentewn at UnionPark Saturday

Todnys game will be called at 21oclock in order to allow the Nationals tocatch an early train for Beaten

TIre way the Red Sox have be n goingof late it will require some playing by theNationals to avert a snag at Boston

witnessing the with theDrowns Boston American League lanasay Hobo Ferris looks betUr than foryears

Chief Bender the big pitcher of theAthletics te on tho sick list aad is tospend a week at Bradford uodor a phy-sicians care

In the sixth Delehanty stole second butthe bell struck Hurst on the shoulder andthe National was sent beck to ftrat baseRather unusual play

The TechEastern game in the Interhigh school will probably be playedat National Put as the Union PArk willbe in use during Juno

Gnnley would havo boon to holdStovall at third on the hit to the fencehad tho ball not been lost in the tallgrass near tho centerfield fence

Old Aco Stewart who hAS had a chockered carcor on the diamond ten ongaged to manage tho Columbus Missteam In the Cotton States League

Louis Durham the eccentric pltchorwhose long suit last summer was to pitchtwo games in a single day for Loujavlllehas been signed by Jack Hendricks forhis Fort Wayne team

With no other ball games here the Ban-dits should draw well at the two gamesat Union Park Saturday Despite therain the Bandits have done well duringtheir swing around tho outlaw circuit

A foul from Birminghams bat In thosecond inning split Streets finger After

Doc Payne tho visiting trainer hadtrrated tho wound Gabby resumed hisposition

Augie Moran the Eastern League um-pire not only put a couple of playersout of the game in Buffalo the other daybut also ordored the exile of a spectatorwho yelled something objectionable athim

Cantillon should road the riot net againstbatters stopping to see If tho ball is goingto be caught At least ono runner wasretired yesterday because ho stoppedwhen a Nap got near the ball and thenmulled Run em out

Richie of the PhiladelphioB is the hardluck pitcher of the National League sofar Ho has gone to the mound oftenbut won only ono game The hard luckof it is that ho has pitched some ball thatwas deserving of bettor results

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toammates of Tommy BealsBecker George Browne and Billy Ma-loney may cUfTer from that opinion

Tho best move tho Union League hasthus far made was to drop Wilmingtonand Baltimore tho places that have beentie drawbacks since tIle beginning of theseason If tho other six clubs tire as welloff as reported tho Union should bo ableto pun through

Jack Reed the former Holy Cross foot-ball star has been made manager of theGeneva N 1 baseball team of the Em-pire Longue Reed developed tho fastestbasketball team that city ever had inthe season Just finished Since leavingHoly Cross ho coached University ofNiagara In all branches of sport and didexcellent work there

Dr Francis E King president of theBaltimore club In tho Union BaseballLeague returned to that city yesterdayfrom the meeting of tho Union Leagueclubownors In PhlJddelphla Ho

that there would be no interruption to the league circuit Dr Kingsaid that the players of tho Baltimoreclub have been paid In full up to May 15

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Lynclilmrpr Fiscally Captures HotGame from portsmouth

to The WualDgton HeraldNorfolk Va May 27 Lynchburg took

an elevenInning game from Portsmouth4 to 2 this afternoon Scoring two runsin the third inning Portsmouth seemedto havo the gamo well in hand until theninth Lynchburg then tied the scorein a batting rally Carter then relievedVaile in the box Score

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Norfolk Va May 57 Roanoke stop-

ped Norfolks winning streak this after-noon winning the last game of theseries 6 to 3 The locate land decidedlyan off day Their runs wore tIM resultof errors Seers

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standing 4 to 3 against them in the eighthinning of todays game the local slug-

gers landed on Arcjiers curves and witha triple a single a base on bells andtwo doubles scored live winningby a score of 8 to 4 Doyle Dyan Fisherand led In stick work

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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE

Five Runs In Fourth Give HetlmnyVictory Over Fifth

STANDING OF TUB TEAMSW L Pet W L Pet

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6Todays puneGraec vs WaNfih at Sixth and Dstreets nnrtlMMt at 5A eclodc

The Fifth Baptists dropped to thirdplaco yesterday by losing to Bethany6 to 5

Wood carried ore tho batting honorsgetting a twobagger and a homer outof five times up Score

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off Green 1 Innings pitched IJy Gordon 3 byGreen 6 by Mathews 7 by Dodd 2 flItsOil Gordon 5 oil Green 2 off Mathews 5 offDodd 2 Struck outBy Gordon 3 by Dodd 1

by Mathevrm 5 by Green 3 horns run WoodTwobaw hit Wood Lawson Sdiacffcr Sacrificehit Dodd Mathews Grew Stolen basc IIerb rtGreen Stuckert Wynkoop Lo Foe 2 EranaDouble play Herbert to Wood to Erans Hit by

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Maryland Lad Draws Prize Ath-letic Pro vcjis

Special to The Washington heraldAnnapolis Md May 27 Tho Navy

Athletic Association lion awarded to LeoCarey tho Maryland lad the gold modalfor general excellence In track athleticsduring the academic year

Carey la from Berlin Md and de-veloped his qualities as a sprinter whileat Tome Institute

The winners of the binocular andmonocular prizes offered by Col R MThompson of Now York for the hand-ling of small boats under soil have alsobeen announced Howard II J BensonSOn of Commandant of Midshipmen Ben-son member of the second class wonfirst place and was awarded the binocu-lar Second place and the monocularwent to Donald F Patterson of NorthCarolina a member of tho fourth class

AMATEUR BASEBALL

The East Brooklands defeated the Langdon Meth-odists yesterday by 8 to 7

The Vernon A C wanta games with aU teamsaveraging fourteen years For games address R VGardner 933 K street northwest

Tho undefeated Highlanders and the Roscdalcsboth of the northeast trill play Sunday at 230

at Thirteenth and D streets northeast Agood game is expected as both teams can easilybout of cmo of tho citys best plajrtt

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Central hUgh Faculty to FlchtforSchool Title Tomorrowannual Vet game between the

team representing Central High SchoolIn the high school series and a team com-posed of members of the faculty and starsof former win be ptajred at Na-tional Park tomorrow starting at Ioclock

This game ha come to be a regularfeature of athletics at the 0 street schooland affords both the student and facultyno end of fun The mea are no cinchfor the school boys either as some of thevets are still capable of putting up arut article of ball

A trophy In the shape of a cup of solidtin will be presented to the victorious ninebr the lady teachers The cup will beemblematic of the championship of theschool

The lineup of the Vet acby Capt Gilbert Kelly last night te aafollows Maurer second bees Wilsonthird base Kelly shortstop Cy Mac-Donald tint base Snow catcher AlHaadiboe pitcher Bill Foley left HeldDoollttie center Held Lamsoa riyht heldEnsjlish and Myers substitutes

Mr Burroughs will umpire An admis-sion of 10 cents will be charged

EASY FOR HYATTSVHLE

Downs Tcniu Rcprcicntlnpr Narylantl Aerlcnlturnl College

Sroekl to iris WMhteRton Henl-dIlyattsvitle Md May 27 She Hyatts

villa independent team easily defeated arepresenting the Maryland Agricul-

tural College here yesterday Hyattsvillefound Sylvester easy getting ten hits in-

cluding two doubles which combinedwith the visitors poor fielding allowedthem to score almost at wilL

Darnall pitched a fine game for the win-

ners and M A C could only fled him inone inning the fourth when they bunch-ed four hits He struck out eleven menBergling made a sensational onehandpickup of a gronfitler In the second in-

ning off Coles bat D Gait and Burnsled with the bat Score

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PLAY BALL AFTER MEET-

St Stephens and Coniml nloncrs toClash nt National lark Snturtlny

In conjunction with the PrestonSchool field and track meet on

Decoration Day at American LeaguePark St Stephens Institute will play agame with Commissioners tom

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Special to The Washington HeraldRlverdale Md May 27 Rlverdale and

Langdon played an exciting tie game horyesterday darkness putting an end tothe contest after the tenth Inning withtho score 6 10 5 Cruickshnnks and Plozetboth pitches good ball each striking outfourteen men

Tho visitors obtained but two scatteredhits ore Piozot but throo errors in theninth inning allowed them to tie thescore Fredericks catching for the hometoam was the fielding feature Score

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Grand ExcursionSteamer St Johns

THURSDAY EVENING MAY 28

and DancingIn the big ctxil dancing saloon on the vain aVek

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