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8 MORAN’S BIG CHANCE ARRIVES AT LAST THE EVENING WORLD, -ROAMER WINS CARTER HANDICAP:' TIMELY HITS IN. BORROW SECOND: * Ten Thousand at satel Track See Andrew Miller’s Gelding Defeat Field. (Special to The Pivening World.) WE, AQUEDUCT RACE TRACK, N. ¥., “June 27.—Andrew Miller's Roamer beat one of the classiest fields of the myear in the Carter Handicap, the feature of the day's racing. He beat| H. P. Whitney's Borrow by two Jengths; Flying Fairy the same dis- _tance back was third, Roamer ran the seven furlongs in 1.244-6, this breaking the track record for the dis- tance of 1.26 made by James R. «Keene's Israelite in 1904, 5 Ten thousand people were on thelr ‘toes cheering on the contenders an they struggled through the final , eighth of a mile. There ts little de- qi#cription of the race needed tn Roam- (era case. After the scramble for po- sitions in the first hundred yards, (“Roamer shot out of the bunch and im- Mediately opened up a two-length gap on a closely lapped bunch behind, in which were Buckhorn, Flying Fairy, Borrow, Meridian and Gainer. As they swung around the far turn Roamer was clear of all interference and sailing along in front like a quarter horse. Ho swung into the stretch with the same advantage and had no trouble holding ft all the way. After the early dash Borrow had more left than the rest. Although ridden in rousing style all through « DODGERS MAKE "be Wa GURE , WITH A KNoctouT* \S Latest WORD FROM Morass, FOURTH INNING Robinson’s Men Bat Phillies’ Pitcher for Frve Runs Early in Second Game. FIRST GAME. BROOKLYN. R. H.PO. A. EB Omarass.........1 2 1 3 0 Daubert, 1b. vl ae . ¥ Dalton, cl... 223 00 ‘Wheat, If..’. 13 3 00 Cutshaw, 2b... oo4#2 1 Stengel, rf 0 3 0 0 1 Smith, 3b.... 1032 3 0 +0 0 8 2 O ont. 0 ‘otals............ 6 W127 12 2 PHILADELPHIA, R. H.PO. A. E. Byrne, 2b.........0 1 4 40 Becker, It. -O | oo. Lobert, 3b. oo 0 0 Oo Magee, ss. o 1 &§ 2:0 ie Mneponiesent ae Bae wi it Itach to yi Mn Cid eesti ak da Smith called out on strikes, Duncan Luderus, 1b Le AE IRS) got four wide ones, Meyer forced Paskert, cf. 12 3 0 0 eee a eee Gagnier to Hoff- Ll id ee ae THIRD INNING — Land was Mayer, p. -0 0 0 2 06 thrown out by Deon to code Lafitte wi tt ame way. An- ee Pek i ia a! derson singled "to centre and took ae eden eee second on Zinn’s error, Myers was Totals oe 2 10 24 12 a thrown out by Doolan to Swacin: NO RUNS. SUMMARY. Zinn fouled to Myers. Swacina First , on balls—Off Ragan, 1 Hy was aneas y out, Lafitte to Myers. the stretch, he never could get near Mayer, 3 ‘ Leone out—By tpl ya Khe to ee erg} eke : . Left on bases—Brookiyn, scored on Simmons’ ; epough to threaten Roamer. Flying 6; Philadelphia, 7. Home run— Simmo! Fairy held on gamely and was a good third. Ten Point, the favorite, was in @ jam early and never had a chance. FIRST RACE. ‘The attempts of Impression’s con- Rections to put over a good thing right off the reel were spoiled by a badly judged ride on the gelding by McCabe. At that he was beaten only a neck, but it was enough. Water “Welles, after being with the pace to the stretch, went to the front at the eighth pole and stood @ hard drive to win by a narrow margin. Impres- sion really didn’t get clear sailing until well ineide the final eigttb. He was catching Water bala 8 at fog ba jump ‘thereafter. Gari, eer command in the first eee, tired | badly in the run heme, but managed to last lows enough to beat aes ‘4 for the stew money. i SECOND RAGE. i! Everybody went wrong in the second race when Ratina, after afeal- ting @ big lead in the first quarte: , lasted long enough to beat ‘Trifler a Nength, with Hermis Jr. third. They were of to a good break, but Nean- der pulled Northerner up just as the y barrier lifted. When he got the », Wilson gelding going, the rest wero “well on their way. Passing the first gene pole, Deronde shot Ratina | away from the field and came to the } stretch turn five lengths in front of Trifler, with Bartlett third, Herm Jr. fourth and the rest strung uel nde didn’t lose an inch turn: home and although Trifier thi ened at the eighth pole, Ratina 1 in a milg drive. Trifler was an " gecond. Northerner, after being bad- ty messed about, was just headed out { of the show money. THIRD RACE. Amalfi finally landed in front in th third race, the substitution of Kederia for Neander working wonders, After Jaying close to the early pace of Belle of Bryn Mawr, he came away easily at the eighth pole and finished by imself. Goldy proved the best of the bunch behind him in the last fifty js and shot out to flash by the’ idges two lengths in front of hengrin. Lohengrin after running a nice even race throughout lasted long enough to get the show money. Belle of Bryn Mawr shut up like a \ fackknife after making all the pace until well into the stretch: ‘ FIFTH RACE. Donald MacDonald and Fila Bry- were scratched from the fifth, wing Monocacy an odds-on choice. le won in a gallop after laying off Hthe pace of Progressive for the first | quarter. Rolling Stone moved up veecond after a half mile and stayed Bthere to the fint ‘WINNERS AT LATONIA, ——— FIRST RACE—Purse, ‘Stwo-year-olds; five and half ftur- Jongs.—Linda Payne, 112 (Keogh), Saret; Brick and Mortar, 102“Neyion), wecond; Dengro, 110 (Obert), third, Time, 1.07 1-5. Hlectrician, Sunset, hitra, ‘Waterproof, Katherine _ T. ed $600; for ere ran. $2 Mutuels paid: Linda Payne, » $16.00; place, $6.40; show, Brick and Mortar, place, show, $6.00. Dengro, show, 'BECOND RACE.—Purse, $600; for ‘ three-year-olds; six furlongs—Lady 106 (Obert), first; Brack- He, 103 (Neylon), 100 (Connolly), “Bine 1.12 1-5. The Norma Destino also ran. rai Lady Mount, bala $4.10, show x jace of show $2.70; t $600; me nd upward; six fur- (Mott), Stats Fur- Tim eer Joh Corale le, Royal ‘Tes, easy| appeared to be instilled with a new ry lose Irvine, Lady Mexican, Plantary| FIV Wild Pitch Inning Gave Terrapins First Run, Wheat. Sacrifice hits—Fischer, Pas- kert, Wheat. Stolen bases—Smith, Paskert, Burns. Umpiree—Jobnston and Byron. Attendance—10,000. EBBETS FIDLD, BROOKLYN, June 37.—The Dodgers took the first game of to-day's double-header from the Phillies by bitting Mayer when| ° FIRST GAME. hits meant runs. Ragan was batted hard, but kept his bingles well eoat- BROOKFEDS, tered. A free pass to Daubert, fol- R. HPO. A. lowed by Wheat’s home run to the|AndersonIf.......0 0 1 1 left-field fence, practically won the|H. Myers, 1b obab = 1 game for the Dodgers in the initial | Shaw, cf at oR, ar 4 inning. ieee (ee ; , ! . ¢ | an, . SECOND GAME. Westerail, b......0 0 2 3 mer Gagnier, ss oe ££ 8 BATTING ORDER. Land,c.. .0 2 5 S Brooklyn. Philadelphia, Seaton, p. 0 0 0 0 OM: , B 2. Daubert, 1b.“ Becker, Juul, all U5 Oe Dalton, cf. Lobert, ab. ---- hi Vf. Tor . 4 8°23 17 Luderus, 1b. Paskert, cf. Killifer, Alexander, p BALTIMORE. H, PO. Fischer, ¢ wn, D. Umptres—Johnson and Byron. > Duncan, cf.... Meyer, rt Zing, It. Swacina, 1b.. ‘Walsh, 3b. Knabe, 2b. EBBETS FIELD, BROOKLYN, N. June 37.—Wilbert Robinson placed bia hopes of taking the second game from the Phillies upon Brown, whom he sent in to oppose Alexander, There were 10,000 fans on hand despite the threatening weather. The Dodgers -Oo-Cnernn (ee ee loweneu-coo brand of ginger and went after the Quakers as if they intended to speed- Uy climb out of danger of being per- manent occupants of the cellar. Firat base on ball: FIRST INNING—Byrne began tho|2. Struck out by—Juul second game with a single over sec- | Left on Bases—Brookfer ond base. Becker walked, Lobert | ore | 4. Three « be sacrificed, Daubert to Cutshaw, Ma- wee sent a long sacrifice fly to Sten- x 3 a elromr--o- Totals... SUMMARY. Umpires—McCormick and’ Goec! Attendance —5,000, scoring Byrne, Recker taking perc third on the play. Cravath drew a (Special to The Rvening World,) free pass. Becker fell for the old) FEDERAL PARK, Haltimore, play and on an attempted double steal was caught off third, Fischer to Smith, ONE RUN Alexander threw Omara out at firat by amall margin. Daubert was hit by a pitched ball. Dalton struck out. Daubert out stealing second, Killifer to Byrne. NO RUN SECOND INNING—Brown whiffed Luderus. Paskert popped to Brown. Killifer stung a single over short. | Alexander forced Killifer, Omara to Cutshaw, NO RUNS. Wreat singled over short. Cutshaw bunted to Luderus, who threw to Magee, who dropped the ball, and he was safe, Wheat taking second, Sten- gol drew @ free pass, filling the bases. Smith walked, forcing Wheat across the plate. Fischer singled, scoring Brown ned. Omara 4 to Alexander and Stengel was Daubert wild throw r and Omara June 27.—-As the Brookfeds and f timore went into battle in the game of to-day's double-header Vegan to fall were present at the beginning of struggle. crack twirler, who was suspended three days, was back in the game SECOND ND GAME. BATTING ORDER. Brookfeds. Anderson, ¥ Baltimore. Duncan, ef, Meyer, rf. Zinn, If wacina, 1b, Walsh, 3b Simmons, Doolan, 88. Jacklitsch, ¢ Smith, p. Umpires. McCormick and Goec Attendance, 11,000, iw. 2b. NG was Lobert ~ Byrne struck called out on also whiffed. NO strikes RUNS. Wheat singled through first shaw bunted to Alexander, tossed Wheat out at second, shaw stole second, Stengel strolled. Smith fouled to Recker. Paskert made a pretty catch of Fischer's hot Mner, NO RI FOURTH IN for free pass FEDERAL Md,, June 27 falling while the pitchers were wa: Ing up for the second battle. was sent to the firing line for visitors, FIRST ID PARK, Cut- who Cut G—Magee walted Cravath popped to Daubert. Luderun filed to Wheat, Brown tossed out Paskert, NO RUNS. rerewe grounded out, Byrne to ‘us, Omara singled to left, Sata lifted a high one to Recker. Omara stole second. Dalton tripled to right fleld fence, scoring Omari Wheat was out, Byrne to Luderu ONE RUN, FIFTH INNING—Killifer popped to Simons to Doolan. Shaw Meyer. Myers pilfered second immediately atole third to Doolan, NO RUNS Duncan was tossed out by Gagi to Myers. nier unassisted, right, sending Zinn to second, Wa 2 pace Cutshaw. Cutshaw and Daubert re. tired Al Brown to Daubert xO. RUNS. ne retired, | io Meyers. Wea iv to Smith, SUT LMKESMULI ee in the Second *Swacina out, hit by batted ball. hi ‘'Two- base hits — Swacina, Hofman. Md., first rain Five thousand people Tom Beaton, the Brookfeds BALTIMORE, A drizzling rain was Lafitte eTH Evans lined Meyer singled to centre. Zinn forced Meyer at second, Gag- Swacina singled to| arovaded out to Myers Me aaslted SECOND INNING—Hoffman lifted ‘ail fied te FAR. | ns ONE RUN. HIGHLANDERS. (Continued from First Page.) out. perfect condition, lay, however, that made coo Ot crowd of 20,000 people was knocked| squarely in the head by the uncer- tain weather and there were less than 7,000 fans on hand to see what started off to be a corking scrap. This was to be the deciding game of the series, and Smoky Joe Wood was sent in to stop the Highlanders and was opposed by Marty McHale. An interested spectator was Larry Doyle, captain of the Giants, who returned from Boston last night bringing with him one of the most conspicuous black eyes that was ever colored by a spike. FIRST INNING—Hooper led oft | with a line single to centre, Scott was | called out on strikes, Speaker tripled to deep left centre, scoring Hooper. Lewis lined out to Holden, Speaker sticking to third, Janvrin was safe on Peckinpaugh's fumble, Speaker scoring. Janvrin stole second. Peck tomsed out Gardner. TWO RUNS. Scott threw out Matsel. flied out to Speaker. Peck a& bit past Scott. out on strikes, NO RUNS. SECOND INNIN out on a Malisel. Cady singled to loft. reached second on throw to catch him napping. went to third on Wood's long fly Cook in deep right. to Truesdale, NO RUNS. Cook singled to left. Daley singled to left and took second on the throw to get Cook at third. Sweeney singled past second, scoring Cook; Daley go- Ing to third, Williams struck out, Sweeney stealing second on third strike. Caldwell batted for McHale. He doubled to the right field wall, scoring Sweeney and Daley. Wood got Maisel’s grounder and threw Gardner, catching Caldwell into third. el one eee nee ratched kel, sal the for THREE RUNS THIRD INNING—Scott Speaker flied out to Daley. | singled to left, Scott reaching second. Janvrin made a clean single to left, | but Daley's perfect throw to Sweeney walked throw to the plate. Gardner fouled out to Maisel. NO RUNS. and got Truesdale's high foul. Peck | struck out, Yerkes threw out Holden, NO RUNS. FOURTH out on strikes, filed kel. INNING—Yerkes out to Holden, RU Cook flied out to Lewis. grounded out to Janvrin, toxsed out Sweeney. NO RUNS. INNING on Peckinpaugh’s bad throw, filed out to Peckinpaugh, rm- the ‘at out an infield hit, putting Hoo: ers,|on third, Lewis doubled to left, scor- throw, Lewis Janvrin fouled out to Maisel Daley's third, and RUNS. Scott threw out struck out and Cady threw at first, Scott made a pretty and threw out Maisel. NO RU SIXTH nier Williams. to Truesdale. Wood struck out. Cady was out sealing, Tranedale.. me] RUN! need out Trusadal ba et iS | ngoean seruek cut ae vad Wes are vora ee E tole second. Doolan Lat] been sprinkled just enough to be in It was not the de- Frank Far- rell groan—what should have been a Truesdale | Holden was called | Yerkes went)! neat stop and throw by} Cady McHale's wild! Cady to Hooper flied out to sliding Maisel went out stealing on a perfect throw, Cady to Yerkes. Lewis nalled Scott at the plate, Lewis going to third and Janvrin to second on the Gardner ran over to the fleld boxes went! Cady also struck out, NO Daley Yerkes ~Hooper was safe} Scott Hooper | made a clean steal of second, Speaker | NING—Anderson singled | }, to right and was forced by H. My. ing Hooper, Speaker also scoring on lifted to ic P pad VN Maine Gardner filed out to Holdep, TWO !' Cole him out stop | quard 8, Cady to SATURDAT,| TUNE a7 |, 19f BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK FrRann Moran, WHO May Become CHAMPION oF im Worp 1M PARIS “ToniauT. ony Pitesb, a “$4 fs Keres ER AL LEAGUE. Igtienelis a uttato. Itimore FE roaklra at Bal more a aes say tisnavote, GAN ES SCHEOULED FOR TO-DAY. "GAMES, Lyagua. ton. 10 tonings, ey te fete Te Watlington, 0, Forteted, jelphia, 6; Wi . 5, 10 innings, re ATIONALfAOUE. Montreal, Requester, §: Newer, 2 rv idence, nto, Buflalon 1b: ialtimore, Washingt et ietigua Deter Cheap RN ~ GANTS (Continued from First Page.) the final game of the series, The weather was threatening. IRST INNIN scher qut, Ev- wdy, Burng flied to Dugey. out, Maranville to Gowdy. 8. Gilbert grounded to Merkle. Evers popped to Fletcher. Dugey singled |to centre, Maranville forced Dugey. Stock to Grant. SECOND IN | walked. Merkle flied to Gilbert. Grant | popped to Maranville, Stock popped cP Gowdy. NO RUNS, wdy fanned, Deal out, Stock to | ae rhe. Mann filed to Becher, NO MRD IND Moyers out, Mar- anville to the same way ol ers to Gowdy “Whaling out, Grant to Me dolplr struc Gilbert y out on strikes, NO RUNS FOURTH ‘G—Burns flied out to Gowdy. Fletcher flied to Mann In deep centre, Robertson struck out, NO RUNS Evers singled to left. Dugey forced Evers at second, Fletcher unassisted. | Maranville forced Duxey at second, | Stock to Grant, Grant tossed out! G--Merkle’s drive was captured by Deal, Grant ot the first hit off Rudolph, a sing! to right, Stock drove a single to centre, Grant stopping at second, Meyers singled to right, Grant scoring | and Stock on second, Marquard forced Meyers at second, Evers: to] Marany Rescher fanned, ONB| RUN Deals line drive was gathered by Fletcher, Mann out, Fletcher to Merkle. Whaling drew a gift. Rudolph singled through Fletcher, | Gilbert | doubled to right, seoring W! Evers doubled | Rudolph and r her ta Merkle. SIXTH INNI | to Gow La to Gowd | NO RUNS. Maranville lined to Stock, Gowdy tripled to centre, Deal hit to Stock! and Gowdy was run down on the line, Stock to Meyers to Merkle, | Deal reaching second on the out, Deal took third o wild pitch Mann wal w filed to Bescher. NO RUN | SEVENTH 1 Merkle out, Maranville to Gowdy, Grant walked Stock singled to right, nt going }to third. Meyers bit to Rudolph and | jrant was down on the line, Rudolph | Whaling to Deal to Rudolph, Stook | reaching third and Meyers second nthe out, Donlin batting for Mare On a wild pitch Stock scored het third. Burns out, out, Maranville Robertson filed to Mann, ing and INNING.—Yorkes walked, | st Cady forced Yerkes at second, Cole Wiltse now pitching for New York.| Rudolph singled through Merkle. Gilbert forced Rudolph at xecond, tock to Fletcher, Evers got a lite ee b Jerald low thro’ jout, line 5 A | Stakes; | to 5, 6 to 5 and 1 to scoring Gilbert. Gowdy fanned. Deal Fletcher to Merkle. RU EIGHTH INNING. ro a single to centre. Burns fite: Dugey. Filet $: also lifted to Dugey. gr Robertson ded to Gowdy and was out. RUNS. Mann’ went out, Grant to Merkle. Meyers missed Whalings third strike | but threw him out at first. Rudolph fouled to Meyers. v8. NINTH INNING Merkle fanned. Whaling missed Grant's third strike and Whaling then tossed him out at! first. Stock up. Stock walked. Meyers up. Stock took second on a wild pitch. Meyers flied to Gilbert. NO RUNS ee WINNERS AT HAMILTON. FIRST RACE—Purse $500; three- year-olds and upward; six furlongs. —Bilack Boy, 1 HAVE), 15 to 1, 5 to 2 and 4 to 5, Won, Panzareta, 109 (Callahan), 2 to 5, 1 to 6 and out, sec- ond; Dorothy Dean, 115 (Ford), 4 to 1, 7 to 10 and 1 to 4, third, Time, 1.121-5. Tippecanoe, Brave Cunarde! Striker also ran, SECOND RACE--Purse $5 year-olds and upward, Canada; seven furlongs.—Irish Heart. 100 (Ambrose), 69 to 1, 10 to 1 and to 1, first; Hearts of Oak, 136 4 to 5, 1 to 3 and 1 to 10, Mausolus, 101 (Gould), 12 to nd 6 to 5, third. Time, elle, Rustling, three- foaled in 1 1.281 Caper Sauce a : THIRD RACE—Purse, $500; maid- ar-olds; five furlong 110 (Goldstein), 18 to 5, 6 to first; Black Thorn, 105 (Nathan to 1,10 to 1 and § to 1 second; Kagan, 113 (Hanover), 5 to 1, to land 4 to Time, 1.01 Proctor, Relian, irl, Argent, Jack Winston, Star » Hugh also ran 2 Steoplechase and , Roya FOURTH 3600; four-year-olds about two miles. ton), 16 to 5, 6 ft : Velsini y 1 Cotton, and 1 to 3, third aiety, Kem Tide ton also ran. LTH RAC one and one-sixteent Petal, $2 (Smyth), firs \iles.—Privet ut (Watts) 2 te ond; ‘The Usher, 99 (Claver), 4 to 1 and 7 to hird. Time, 1.46. iood Day and Elwah also ran HAMILTON ENTRIES. HAMILTON, Ont, June 27.—The entries for to-morrow's races ara as follow FIRST RAG Marti BEACH AND TARLETON PLAY FINAL ROUND IN N.Y. A.C. GOLF TOURNEY Walter Richard’s Defeat in Semi-Final Was Big Shock to Gallery. (Special to The Brening World.) FOX HILLS GOLF CLUB, CLIF- TON, N. Y., June 27.—Chisholm Beach, present title holder, and R. M. Tarleton, a player of little prominence from Great Neck, met on the Fox Hills links this afternoon in the final round for the golf championship of New York A. C. Beach and Tarleton fought their way to the title round with dicisive victories in the semi-finals, Beach winning from J. G. Batterson, 7 and 6 to go, and Tarleton defeating Walter Richard, 7 up and 5 to go. Beach's defeat of Batterson was expected, but the way Tarleton disposed of Walter Richard of St. Andrew's was a rude shock to the gallery. Richard, with his brother Harold, tied Chisholm Beach for the best qualifying score on Thursday, The St. Andrew's star easily defeated all his opponents in the match play rounds, but against Tarleton in the semi-final his game simply fell to Pleces. Richard was so disgusted with him self after being eliminated by Tar ton that he announced, more golf for me for fifty years.” Tarleton, showing unexpected strength, outclassed Richard m driv- Ing and putting. J. G. Batterson of Fox Hills couldn't supply much op- position for Chisholm Beach, his club mate. Batterson played a strong game until he reached the third hole, where @ spectator unfortunately got’ in his vay on the green. This Interference emed to upset the veteran and he allowed Beach to pile up a big lead. The New York A. C, champion came to the turn in 36. He had one bad spell at the sixth, where he put his second shot over the fence and bunkered his return play. He took seven strokes before holing gut the unlucky seven. Starting the final round this ‘after- noom Beach made a bad beginning vag took a savage wallop at the No baymut only to roll it eight feet on th . Tarleton got off to a good start with a long drive down middle of the o > AQUEDUCT ENTRIES. AQUEDUCT RACE TRACK, N. Y., June 27.—The entries for Monday‘s races the IST Rat waidena:; upward sling ix furl three-year-olds Pometie len, te 1508 Undaunted, 95, three searolde. and Tiecixte 12 ost ‘Tay 1 nl? y Vay ita po i eeseah sas” the a 137 Catalina, «100 (15a See, fae odes it log Fee year 4 iz iis Span hy age i 88 Altamaha {doe ftotiday, two-yearokls, anni 1) Samenet, 104 1) Tinkle felt atin. 10, 87 Raznano, 136 Eile Dein Antrim, 1 ctalined ue Weather a+ amino, 1 Tay Gflarter Staite 100 So dlewnnee er Worker, 140 CR. -Girimaby ce peagolde. end ta " Floral Park, 90. 116 i w wi Trish Gent red at 85 each Plate 110; Cardner,, 106. "ATH RATE ree $500: three-vearolds a felting. one mg ob tirt, Ceuta 100; i Fitaen ne sun Oh if iat Preital pies, te *Hostiac. ing MeDovwel 1G Lbverty) Mal, 118) CMT edge, irae ti RACE—Purse $900 ROOTERS FAIL YANKS AND THEY LOSE GAME Finest BROOKLYN— A KANSAS CITY— INDIANAPOLIS— colte utes BALTIMORE— Batteries—Seaton, Juual and Land; Suggs and Russell. Cormick and Goeckel. PITTSBURGH— BUFFALO— Batteries—Dickson and Berry; F and Blair. nassau. Batteries—Adamy and Eusenroth; Mullen and Rartaen. pire Anderson and Vansyckle. paar INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. BUFFALO— BALTIMORE— Batterles—Beebe and Lalon: trell and Egan. BUFFALO— BALTIMORE— TORONTO— PROVIDENCE— *™6000002 Batteries —Herbert and Kelly; Mayo and Johnston. ROBINSON OF DODGER. SIGNS FOR THREE YEARS, ‘The Brooklyn National League Club to-day signed Manager Wilbert Robin- son to a contract covering 1915, 1916 and 117, ‘This acts at rest all rumors regard- ing a change in the management of the Superbas. has been released to the St, Louls Nas | tlonals. LATONIA RACE TRACK, Ky., June 27.—The entries for Monday's races are 8 follows FIRST RACE—Selling; d ti d balf ft mt ser apd a bail. furlonga.— SWitersmoot as Viesue, 3H “bola, 100: Meat J Rigneen » 1a Aon it elbor _ Dypareac a Pal, tages x , fs pa rites re) to year oul ihe walt furlongs Malabar rosie, 06. allah. Alkanet, Gy, 4 ¢| Weigle, 108 Aimed “awrence i pare. FOU stil BAOE Se ai alate aie Reon, Tost Young Ahearn, the Brooklyn bomer’ who has been fighting with such great success in Europe, is now under the management of Danny McKetrick, who Moran's affairs, had Ahearn, told the writer he turned Ahearn over to McKetrick ten daye ‘| Queens Co. JockeyCtab~ | nacikd ds ¢. ‘Be nites Generel Admieslon 2, “ONLY JACK JOHNSON STOOD BETWEEN PITTSBURGHER AND A HUGE FORTUNE ~ Copyright, 1914, by The Press Publishing Ca (The New York Eveniag World.) REDERAL LEAGUE. AT BALTIMORE. GAME, 001003000—¢ 23010002 — Umpires—Mo- AT BUFFALO. 00000 12000 Umpires—Cross and Man: T INDIANAPOLIS. o1 40 Um AT BALTIMORE. Finst GAME, 001001010—3 0100000034 Cot- SECOND GAME, 30 11 * AT PROVIDENCE. 2010000 Outfelder Joe Riggert ——_—_. LATONIA ENTRIES, two-year-olds; lings; 108; 106, Spr Ate Salling: Ae ss 03: Lamaval, 08; coe ae Royal age _ js also looking after Frank Danny Morgan, who SPORTING. Aca 0k, ‘lan Fiatbuah “Ave. ios a ee Oe a pati 21.80.