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Two of the Favorite Crews in Today’s Intercollegiate Race on the Hudson at Poughkeepsie; Cornell (left) and Syracuse (right)
THOUSANDS ON
HANO FOR THE
COLLEGE RACES
Crowd Variously Estimated at
From 75.000 to 100,000
People at Pouqhkecpsie To
day—Cornell Favorite for the
Biq Event at 6:15 P. M.
Rowing Contests on the Hud
son to Be Witnessed Through
Lanes of Pleasure Crnft and
Excursion Steafners—U. S.
Revenue Cutters Act As
Police Patrol.
Poughksspsi*, N. Y. The rowing
colonies of Coin'll. Columbia, Syrn
ctine, Pennsylvania, Washington ami
Wisconsin Universities were astir cur
ly today, with their one hundred and
twenty cumuli'n keyed u|> to high ten
sion tor the days rowing contests on
the Hudson t'iTtiell euntinued the
t» Him: tnvmlte.ui nil three i'hith.
Then were iiiiihy nhu also favored
Syracuse, Inst years winner, for tho
big event.
Morning trains and excursion
nteumers brought tllousiinds of visi
tors into the city.
The river presented a beautiful mu
rine picture, pleasure cruft of nil types
lining the east side of the course hear
(lie finish. The Untied Kittles reve
nue cutter Mohawk and the cutters
Hudson mid Manhattan were on the
scene for police duty. Among curly
arrivals wciy the Vanderbilt yacht
Warrior ami Vincent As tor's yacht
Noma.
Ths Fir»t Race.
The first race between Hie junior
eiahts was set for 4:15 o’clock; the
second race, for freshmun eights, at
4 46. and the varsity race at it; 15. Lo
cal rlvermea stated that the o*< Ural
races will he rowed against the lust
of the flood title, giving the inside
crews. Cornell and Columbia, the ud
vantage. For the varsity race, a
strong ebb tide was Indicated.
Former Winners.
The winnera In each event on the
Hudson river course sines tho initial
regatta follow:
Varsity Eights—4 Milas.
Year Winner Time
ISI6 Columbia 5t.25
tMMt Cornell 19.57
1X97 Cornell so.:; 4
1X97 Cornell 50.57 4 % -5
l!9!t li-iuisylvaniH 50.04
loon Pennsylvania 19 44 3-5
1901 Cornell 1K.63 1-5
louy Cornell 111,05 6-5
loo;: Cornell 1k..57
1004 Syracuse SO.S3 3-5
1006 Cornell 20.59
loott Cornell l».:iti 4-5
1007 Cornell 20.02 2-5
loon Hj racuse is:'4 1-5
1009 Cornell 19.0 s
1010 Cirnell 20. 1-5
loit Cornell fo.io 4-5
1012 - Cornell 19.31 2-5
1011 Kv racuse 10,28 3-5
••Two rvkaltas held, Cornell win
ning both.
•Course record.
In 1 BPS, Kttgultn held at Saratoga,
N. V.
, .Suits 115.00 amt IIS.OO mlur* at
tll.Oo . Suit* ltd 00 and 125.00 \ulu,*
at |15.t)0. . Hutto 125 00 to I SO. 00 values
120.00. V No finer gnoila made uml no
bigger value «n> where See us, F. G.
Mertin*. the clothier.
Veu remember the laet Dollar Day
in Augusta? There'a going to be an
other one toon. Watch for it, in the
Augusta Herald.
"John." ahe wild, i> he settled doiva
tor hi* afternoon smoke, 'Tvr a lot of
thing* I want to talk to you about"—
''Good!" raid her husband, affably;
"I'm glad to hear It. Usually you
w.int to lull, to mi. about ;i lot ..|
thing* you haven't got."—Exchange.
$11.85
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WIIfCHEEE TO
JOIN GOMBACKS
Johnson Traded For Coiner
Twirler; Will Arrive in Au
gusta Tomorrow Morning.
Manager "Babe" llrouthers has add
ed another lirsi class twirler to Mlh
fold, In the person of Pitcher Wln
enell. He was procured front Mana
gnr llarhlson of the Columbia Com
ers, and will report in Augusta to
morrow morning, and as thin -s look
now will .iinm right Into the game In
order to wind up the Albany series
for the locals.
Wlnchell was received In a trade,
Johnson, who lias been twirling for
the Combackr. up until a weak ugo,
being "swapped" for Jiim. As the
dope stands, tills Is the time that
"Babe" copped the best end of the
break.
"Harby" was a little backward in
let ling this variety of timber loose,
but hk he already hag a large supply
of men he just had to let someone
go or lake the consequences. (The
league calling him down), so there
fore this is tin reason that lie was
finally persuaded to let him pass
along.
One might say, well, what's he
going to do with Johnson? “Harby"
knows a pilot what's just "crazy"
to get holj of a “spitball artist,”
that's what lio'h going to do with him/
that Is, if lie does not make gooil In
the "official" try-out that fit's going
to give him Why shot-id we worry,
this Is no longer a Com back problem,
so let’s droll the subject, for we have
what's wanted, (put him in charge
of ths bats, we should kabtbble).
Everything is now in the best of
form, concerning Hie local club and
about the only thing that can be fore
seen Is that (lie Augusta aggregation
Is going to lie heard from now until
the end of roe season.
CAN’T PEAY IN
“FED” CITIES
H.tl Chase Was Enjoined From
Playing Ball in Any "Outlaw’’
Town in State of N. Y.
Buffalo. — Hal Chase yesterday was
enjoined from playing ball In any
Federal League city in tho state.
The injunction was served on tho
former White Sox first hHsemsn as
he was returning to the players'
bench at the end of the second tc
nlug oT the game between . Buffalo
and Pittsburg Chase at once retir
ed from the field.
The temporary Injunction was ob
tained by President Fhas. A. Comis
key, of the Chicago Americans. A
large crowd was present to see Buf
falo's new first baseman in action
ami there was some hissing mingled
with cheers when the sheriff served
the it apers on him.
Owen B Augusberger, attorney for
the Buffalo Federals, last night said
he probably would go before Justice
Charles V Pooley of the supreme
court, who Issued the injunction, and
seek to have If quashed Te validity
of the ten day clause in the American
League contract will be the poiut on
which the ease will hinge
Dandruff Surely
Destroys the Hair
Makes It Dull, Brittle, Lifeless and
Causee It To Fall Out.
Girl* If ' >u want plenty of thick,
brautifui. glossy, silky h.ilr, do by ail
mean* set rid of dandruff fry It will
atari* your lulr »ml ruin It If you don t.
It doesn't do much good to try to brush
or wash it out. The onh sure wa\ to
got rid us dandruff t* to diawilv* It, then
>ou destroy tt entirety. To do thl* * t
“lout four ounce* of ordinary liquid «r
-->on; apply tt tit night when retiring; use
enottth to moisten the scalp and rub It
In gently with the ftnger tip*.
|tv morning, moat If not uR, of your
dandrutf will tie gout, amt three or four
more . ppltcattoii* will completely d
•ulv* suit entirely destroy, eiery single
sign ami trace of It.
You will find, ton, Hi t all Itching and
digging of the scalp will stop, and your
halt wt'l he silk>. fluffy, lustrous soft,
nnd look amt fee’, a hundred tlmis hel
ler You can act ll.tutd anvn at any
drug ator*. It is inexpensive amt four
ounces Is alt you will need, no matter
how much dandruff vou here This aim
p>e remedy never fshs.
T'wr Kit* -*' flaw. JW // M' """vvtta.W ■ yw
& dPT **>:wO/ yf
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Standing of Clubs
South Atlantic League.
Won Lost P Cl
Columbus 6 1 .857
Albany 5 2 .714
Columbia 5 2 .714
Augusta 3 4 429
Savannah 3 4 .429
Charleston 3 4 .423
Macon 2 5 .280
Jacksonville 1 6 .143
Southern League.
Won Lost P CL
Chattanooga 39 30 .365
Atlanta 37 30 332
New Orleans 39 32 .549
Mobile 38 32 .543
Birmingham 36 32 .529
Nashville 35 35 .500
Memphis 28 40 .412
Montgomery 25 47 .317
American League.
Won laist P ft.
Philadelphia 35 24 .593
Washington 33 27 .550
St. Ixuils 34 28 .549
Detroit 35 29 .54,7
Boston 31 32 .192
Chicago 3ft 31 .492
New York 22 34 .393
Cleveland 22 37 .373
Federal League.
Won l/Ost P Ct
Indianapolis 34 24 .556
Chicago 34 27 .557
Buffalo 29 ,25 ,J't7
Baltimore 30 ' 2(1 .536
Kansas City 30 33 .476
Brooklyn 24 29 .443
Pittsburg ...... ..25 31 .4 46
St. Louis 26 38 .407
National League.
Won la»st P CL
New York 33 21 .611
Cincinnati 31 27 .5.1 j
St. Louis 32 30 .516
Philadelphia 27 27 ,s'h)
Chicago 29 30 .492
Pittsburg 27 28 491
Boston 24 32 .4 :9
Brooklyn 233 31 .423
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Double-Header Split.
At New Yorlt —
(KIRRT OAMK.j
t Sr °r«: R.ll. E.
Huston 000 200 000—2 5 1
New York . . . . 000 200 lOx—3 8 2
Collins, Counibt atui Carrigan,
Cady; Warlio and Ntmamaker.
(SECOND GAME!.)
Score; R 11. E.
Boston 100 021 000—4 tt o
New York .. ..001 000 020—3 10 1
Johnson. Wood and Cady; Caldwell
and Sweeney.
Naps 6; Browns 3.
At St. Louts—
Score: R. jj. E.
Cleveland .. .. 021 000 030—« 9 1
St. Ia»u1» .. .. 000 001 002—3 8 3
Gregg and O'Neil; Baumgardner,
Much, Mitchell and Croiisln.
Tigers 2; White Sox 3.
At Chicago—
Sour*: R.H.B.
Detroit .. .. NIOO 000 100—2 (1 0
Chicago 000 030,001—3 0 1
lhum* and Stanage: Russell and
Mayer.
Broke Up Gams.
Washington.— A heavy thunder
shower broke up the game between
l’hlladelphla and Washington tu the
beginning of the fifth Inning The
score at the rnd oT the fourth was.
rhiladclphta 2, Washington 4. Phila
delphia had scored three run* In the
fifth without a hit and had a man on
second with one out when the game
was called.
DEATH OF A LITTLE ONE.
The many friends of My. nnd Mrs.
A M. Dyer* of Clearwater, S. C„ will
regret very much to learn of the death
of their beautiful baby gtrl which oc
curred lit one o'clock yesterday at the
home of Its grand-parents. Mr. and
Mrs J K Hill, 1914 Wrtghtsboro
road. The remains were carried to
the Ptne Purest burial grounds end
laid to rest thl* morning.
Boys suits 25 per cent off at Mer
lin*.
FHE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA, GA.
OTHER RESULTS
Georgia State League.
Amerlcus 3; Brunswick 0.
Thomasville 4; Waycrosd 2.
Cordele 8; Valdosta 4.
International League.
Baltimore 13; Toronto 8.
Baltimore-Toionto, rain.
Newark 5; Montrtal 8.
Newark 7; Montreal 1.
Providence 7; Buffalo 9.
Jersey City 7; Rocrester 9.
American Association.
Kansas City 9; Minneapolis 6.
Milwaukee 6; St. Paul 5. ((11 in
nings.)
(Only two games cheduled.)
North Carolina League.
Durham 3; Winston-Salem 1,
Raleigh 4; Greensboro 2.
Charlotte 0; Asneville 3.
Sec'y of War Ready For
Relief Work at Salem
Washington.—Ernest P. Bieknell,
national director of the Red Cross,
left today for Salem, to direct relief
work. The Red Cross lias sent $5,000
and is prepared to raise a larger fund
if necessary, Mabel T. Boardman,
chairman of the National Relief
Board of the Red Cross, also will go
to Salem.
Secretary Garrison today called
upon Col. H. L. Hawthorne at Fort
Warren in Boston harbor to forward
a complete report of conditions in
Salem. Mr. Garrison said the army
would co-operate in relief work if
Massachusetts authority found their
resources inadequate.
There is- nothing like knowing when
you have said enough. "You .re
charged.” said tlie m igiatrate, “with
tHlking hack to an offices-. Have you
anything to say?”
“Nlver a word, your honor.” replied
the culprit "Oive said too much al
ready.”—Kansas City Stir.
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01SC0SS CANCER
INOjEELAGDA
Results of Research Work Told
to the American Medical Con
vention Today.
Atlantic City, N. J.—lnteresting re
sults of the studies of pellagra by ex
perts who have been engaged for
months in research work were present
ed to the house of delegates of the
American Medical Association here
today.
On behalf of the Thompson-McFad
den Commission a report was submit
ted l>y J. F. Siler, captain medical
corps, F. S. A.; P. R. Garrison, M. D.,
passed assistant surgeon XT. S. N., and
W. J. Mac Neal, M. Ih, New York.
Their synopsis showed that in Spar
tanburg county, South Carolina, pel
lagra is most prevalent in the cotton
mill villages. It attacks particularly
women, young children and old people
of both sexes. The disease seems Lo
originate through proximity to or as
sociation with a pre-existing cake of
pellagra. It spreads most rapidly in
districts w here unsanitary- methods of
sewage disposal are :n use.
Hygienic Treatment.
Attempts to transmit pellagra to an
imals have been unsuccessful. Hy
gienic and dietetic treatment of the
disease has yielded good immediate
results but after returning to former
conditions of environment nearly all
eases have recurred.
The house of delegates, in which is
centered the administrative functions
of the body, went on record as opposed
to the evils of child labor. Resolu
tions deploring the conditions under
whit li many thousands of children
work were adopted without a disse. .-
ing voice.
Resolutions also were adopted set
ting forth that leprosy exists and has
bean shown to tie on the increase;
-that those afflicted with leprosy are
subjected to the most inhumane treat
ment. that many lepers are traveling
In interstate traffic, constantly ex
posing the general public to the con
tagion arid it is the duty of congress
to pass a law providing for the com
prehensive care and control of the
disease.
Overeating.
Overeating, especially of meats and
tlie excessive use of alcohol and coffee
cause many cancers, according to Dr.
1.. Duncan Bulkley. In an address be
fore the association he declared that
cancerous tissues develop and are
maintained liy nutrition derived from
altapassT inn
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food and drink and that tumors grow
by the same means.
"I have treated many cases of cap
cer.” he said, “by a vegeterian diet,
excluding coffee and alcohol with re
markable results.”
ANTI-TAMMANY LEAGUE.
Rochester, N. Y —Sulzer democrats,
representing sixteen counties of wes
tern New York, met here today to
organize an anti-Tammany democratic
League of New York State" and to
discuss an entire state ticket for the
democratic primaries.
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FRIDAY. JUNE 26.
Charleston Greeks Send
Thanks Letter to Pres't
Charleston, S. C.—South Carolina
branch No. 1, Charleston, of the Pan-
Hellenic Union, of America, today sent
President Wilson a letter of thanks for
his stand in the mater of the sale of
two war vessels to the kingdom of
Greece. President Wilson is assured
that all residents of this country of
Hellenic origin appreciate his friend
ship for Greece.
You remember the last Dollar Day
in Augusta? There’s going to be an-'
other one soon. Watch for it, in tho
Augusta Herald.
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