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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-22

CHICAGO, Aug. 21.-Glenview won the
Marshall Field cup on the Midlothian Coun-
try Club golf link to-day, leading Midlo-
THAN, the nearest competitor. by seventeen
strokes for the thirty-six holes. Onwentsia,
the winner Of the cup last year, was third,
eight strokes behind Midlothian. The only
man out of the forty-fve in the competi-
ton TO be at DOGGY on the eighteen-hole
route was w. j.. Hotabird. jr., of GlenvieH,
with a total of eighty-fve. In the after
noon Hotabird finished two down, making
his total for the days play one down. Team
scores: Glenview, 80; Midlothian, SO; On
wentsia, O.: Kenosha. 81; Milwaukee, 20;
Skokie. 81; Belmont. 90; Riverside, 92; De-
troit, 101.
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SARATOGA TRACK RECORD BROKEN
Six FurIongs Covered by the Belle of
Lexingto in 1,12 2-5.

SARATOGA, Aug. Civ. ]. Arkells FLY,
Belle of Lexington. broke the track record
for six furlongs this afternoon. She COW
cred the distance in LIP rs, the previous
record being 1:12h. made by Voter, two
years ago. Belle of Lexington's weight
was but ninety-ive pounds, and, aided by
her light impost, she went to the front
early in the race and won easily by two
lengths from Chuctanunda. William c.
Whitney scored a double triumph in the
Grand Union Hotel stakes. His two-year-
first n second. King hanover made all
the going and won by half a length. ridden
out. Goldsmith finished four lengths in
front of Dixieline, with Masterman a neck
away. Winners in order: Belle of Lexing-
ton, 20 to /; Bowen, IL to 5; King Hanover,
8 to 8; Isidor. Is 70 5; Rose of May, 2 to l.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 21.-The home
club won two rather poorly-played games
to-day from Cleveland. Catherwood in
jured his hand in the first game and was
compelled to retire, Common taking his
place. Manager Mack to-day signed Catch
er Steelman, who had been farmed by
Brooklyn 10 Hartford. Steelman caught
the first game and made a good impress
sion. 1t was his double in the ninth that
First game: r
Cleveland ......0 l 0 / l 0 3 0 IL 6
Philadelphia 20 0 2 l l 2 0 0 2S Il 5
Batteries-Bracken, Wood and Conner;
Frazer and Steelman.
Second game: r II L
Cleveland 100 l / 0 O ] 0 0I3 9 4
Philadelphia 20 0 1 5 0 l ~ 8 2
misunderstanding and Connor; Wiltse
and Powers.
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Sunday Journal, by Mail, s. Per veaA

sitv OF California, University OF Colorado
School of Law. Denver Law School, Kansas
University School OF Law, Leland stand
fcrd University Department of Law
The committee reported ~unfavorably
upon the application OF the Chicago Law
school. holding that II does not meet the
re0uirements OF membership NO recon-
mendation was made in the Chicago Kent
College of Law and the convention denied
its a3Dlication Il becOme "A member because
he anplicatiOn was not received I'm time.
committee recommended that the d.
nIoma Of "A law school should not carry
With II admission 10 the bar. These officers
vere elected. President. Henry McClain.
Iowa. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. r. W. Huffout.
Now York. members OF executive commit
tee Simeon Baldwin. Connecticut. W. Z.
Rogers. Indiana. w. 5. Curtis. Missouri.
At the evening session President Wet
more announced the following members Of
a special committee 10 consider the invita-
ton and memorial from the Louisiana
Purchase Exposition Company; H.. r.
stevens. Minnesota; James Hagerman,
Missouri: W. :. Logan. New York: w. A.
Ketcham. Indiana: {. r. Libby. Maine;
Hugh Butler. Colorado: Burton Smith.
Georgia; Adolph Moses. Illinois: r. p. Dill
lard. Texas.
Richard G.. Dale. Of Philadelphia. spoke
on Implied Limitation Upon the Exercise
% legislative Powers" He was followed
by Charles j. Hughes. jr. or Denver. IN an
address on The Evolution of Mining
Law" Adjournment was taken until ~
o'clock tomorrow morning.
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Beat EIeata for the M~nssnchusetts
stake and Made n New Rec
ord for Himself.
WON BY THE TIP OF HIS NOSE
HEAT THAT EXCITED THE sPECTA-
TORS AT THE READvILLE TRACK.
Alan, an Indiana GeIding, Winner of
Fourth M~oney-2:14 Trot
Won by Susie j.

READVILLE, Mass. Aug. H.-When
EIeata, Frank Jones's mare. the NJ * NJ
winner. trotted the second heat in the race
for the Massachusetts stake. worth $4,000.
at the Grand Circuit meeting this afternoon
in 200 and lowered the stake record by one
half second, the grand stand throng arose
as a unit and applauded her; and when,
in the next heat, Onward Silver went the
mile IN EOS he crowd again went wild with
enthusiasm for what the Kentucky horse
had done. The race went to onward silver
for he took the last three heats, and there
by thousands of dollars changed hands
Eleata. having taken two heats in compar-
ativeIy easy style, was the favorite at 500
TO SIS. Third money i'm this event went 10
CorneIia Belle. the West Virginia mare
and fourth to Allan, an Indiana geldihg.
Veteran turf followers will tell for q long
time OF the notable heat in which Onward
silver defeated Eleata, at the same time
reducing the stake record held by Boral-
ma IA seconds. 1t was just after Cresceus.
the king of t~rotters. was exhibited that
the ward was given for the third heat.
which was really the decisive one. Eleata
led to the beginning of the home
stretch, and then Geers gave the word and
O0WGEU olNCI CAOctu III 1HC 80
five yards from the wire Onward Silver
head was up TO Eleata's shoulders, and as
they went under the wire Geers's horse had
no more than the tip of his nose in front OF
the black mare. In the next heat Eleata
was coming home beautifully, with on
ward Silver close behind. Suddenly the
mare went into. the air and Onward Silve
sped to the finish line fully four lengths
ahead of Cornelia Belle. which was Just
I'm front of Alan. with the faVor1te 1Ourtn.
The hopes of the Eleata lovers fell low.
The NTH heat had TO settle the matter,
but Geers seemed to play in great luck.
On the home path the mare broke as she
did before, although not so badly, and the
heat and race went TO onward Silver.
The unfinished 2:ly class trOt OF yesler-
day went 10 LeOla to-day, the mare taxing
two more heats. Royal Shadcn, the Med
ford gelding. won the 2:l5 pace in three
straight heats and by almost walking at
The 2:14 class trot for 1880 was won
handily by Susie j., after the first heat,
with Miss Whitney. the favorite, second,
and Alkalone third. Miss Whitney went
10 pieces after the first heat, and in the
third it was a string OF horses, with Susie
J. at the head.
The 2:15 class pace was unfinished, Frazer
taking two heats. summaries:
The 2:19 trot; purse, $1,000 (~cOncluded):
Aeoia- br. m. c. F.. Clay
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$4,000. A condition was made that the
horse shall never be raced again.
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Heavy Track mt Lebanon.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
LEBANON, Ind, Aug. 21.-To-day was
children's day at the Boone county fair.
The attendance was 5000. The afternoon
racing was on a heavy track. Summary:
2:35 Trot; purse. $500: Won by Gavatta in
straight heats; John Kerr second, Ada
Bernal third, Red Bezant fourth. Adaleen
Boyd, John F., DIR. Sicis, Liberty Bell and
Kittie l.. also started. Best time. 2:27h.-
2:25 Pace; purse $500: Pinchen Wilkes
won in straight heats; Winnie A. second,
Hello third. Bugle Call fourth. Best time,
2:234.
Half-mile run and repeat; purse. 800:
Won by Second Street; Nina b. second,
Roanna third. Other starters were Mss
Glenn. Voltrine and Sissy Chance. Best
time. 80.
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Special to- the Indianapolis Journal.
TT HH.Onn Ii A. % EL

Special to- the Indianapolis Journal
ELWOOD. Ind, Aug. 2l.-The second dav
of the Elwood fair drew ten thousand peo-
pie. The racing was exceptionally fine.
The track was very fast. Summary:
2:24 Trot: Won by Maggie c., Tom Lewis
horse, OF Noblesville. taking first. second
and fourth heats. Best time, 2:2li..
2:4O Pace. This was the exciting feature
OF the racing. There were nineteen start
ers. and after going six heats the race was
continued until Tomorrow. Elsie NJ. took
first two heats Wayne King the second
two and Harry l. the third two. These
horses will finish the race Tomorrow The
times were 2:l9A, Pisa. 2:2lL. 2:2I, 2:lSI.
221.
Half-mile run and repeat: Won by Bel
grave, taking last two heats. LADY Hunt
won the first heat. Time-:502s. 81. 81.
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New Track Record at GaIe.burr.

GALESBURG. H.. Aug. 21.-Ten thou
eand people saw the track pacing record
broken here to-day. when Sir Alcantara
made the mile In 2:05h. Results:
e:e5 Trot: Roy NJ. won I'm three straight
heats. Best time. 2.l44. Summer Morn
Dewey, Ensign, klOndike. Lord Linton and
New Market also started.
210 Pace: Sir Alcantara won in three
straight heats Best time. 2.O5L. Salem
Aelse, Russell. Major Mason. Albert ALI
son, Blondy. Redwood. Minnehaha. Brown
Sam. Frank Marriott. Dick Wilkes also
started.
213 Trot (uninished): Miss Della Fox
won first two heats. Best time. 2:iOi.. u
T. won third heat. time. 2:13L. Ida sutton
won fourth heat IN 2:lf4. DOmitan. Maio
Chow. Gurnetta s.. Starmost, Miss Mar
garet H.. Newton A and Liege also started.
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POOIrOOms Closed.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 21.-The poolrooms
In Covington, KY, which is just across the
Ohio river from here. were closed to-day
as a result of a conference Of their owners
held here Tuesday. Several days ago the
machinery of Campbell county was
invoked against them, and the proprietors
have decided to abandon Covington and
move across the Licking river to Newport,
which is in Kenton county. There were
three rooms in Covington, and one has al
ready prepared to open in Newport to-mor-
row.
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attended. The track was good and the en-
tries full. Summaries:
Three-minute pace. 2 In 3NGeorge r.
Wilkes first. Gray Hyson second, Mabel
Carter third. Best time, 2:32.
free-for-all run. three-fOurths mile-Get-
away Bell first, On Line second, l.. ,. Nc
Creary third. Time. 1:20.
Half-mile run. 2 in 3-Little Devil first,
Tramp second. Baby Shuck third. Best
time. :53lk.
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Floyd County Fair.
ne Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
NEW ALBANY. Ind. Aug. 21.-The
fourth annual fair of the Floyd County
Live Stock and Driving Association opened
to-day. Two races were on the programme.
The three-minute pace had six entries.
Ed S., owned by =. s. Cook, of Sellersburg.
Ind. won first money; Collie Creed, owned
by Jacob Walters. of Crandall, Ind, sec
ond, and Little Willie. owned by Jacob
Steinert, OF Sellersburg, Ind, third. Best
time, 2:21h.
The Floyd county road race was won by
T.. d., owned by George Lopp. Time, 2:45.
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Six Two-Baegers I'm One Inning.

WHEELING, w. Va, Aug. 21.-Wheeling
made six two-baggers in the sixth to-day,
which netted them seven runs In addition
to the two they made in the first. Ben
nett cid not allow the visitors a hit until
the seventh. Score:
r H
Grand Rapids.0 0 0 II 8 4
Wheeling .....2 0 0 0 0 Z / 0 10 10 2
Batteries-Alberts and Zaluskey; Ben
nett and Fox. Attendance-50O. Umpire
Mullane.
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Elks at Bat TO-MOrrOw.

Many of the leading Elk in this city
a been training their voices lately to
root for the ball team representing their
lodge in the game against the Anderson
Elks' team tomorrow afternoon at Wash
ington Park. The game will be an interest
ing one, both from a scientific and ludicrous
point, as there are several good players on
each team and many of the prominent
members in Indianapolis will act as peanut
and lemonade vendors.
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Cresceus and The Abbot Matched.

BOSTON. Aug. 21.-Cresceus and The Abb
bot will meet at Charter Oak Park, Hart
ford, Wednesday, Sept. 4. The match was
made at Readville this afternoon. The
contract calls for a three-in-five race, with
a observation-disclosures purse. $1,000 TO the
winner and 81, 900 TO the loser. At the same
meeting Labor day there will be a free
for-all trot, likewise arranged to-day. In
this event the starters will be Boralma,
Lord Derby. Charley Herr, The Monk and
Georgena. The purse is ST. and the con-
ditions mile heats. best three in five.
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Famous Blind TrOttcr Dead.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
KNIGHTSTOWN. Ind. Aug. 21.-Silver-
dale. a fast trotting animal belonging to
William Churchill. of Rushville. died yes
terday as the result of injuries received a
few days ago by falling off a footbridge.
He had a record of 2:16. made In July at the
Detroit Grand Circuit meeting, and when
i'm condition could lower 1t to 2:12. Silver
dale was totally blind, and was regarded
as the fastest blind horse in the country.
He was valued at $1,000. and would have
been held at SO. 600 had he had his sight.
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Matthews Shut Out.

FORT WAYNE, Ind. Aug. 21.-Daniels
shut Matthews out for the second time
this week. Six fast double plays were the
features. Score:
r III Z
Matthews 800 0 0 o 0 o 0 0 90 6 2
Batteries-Daniels and Fuller; Case and
Byers. Umpire-Latham. At~tendance-aO.
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and Tannehill. A three-base hit by wal
lace in the twelfth and Kruger's long fly
brought I'm the winning run. Pittsburg mao
a good chance in the eleventh. They. were
unable to score after thinner, the nrst man
r III l.
st. Louis .......2OOO1e0OO0O1-4 IA 2
Pittsburg .....-..0 O0300)0000O- S III 1
Batteries-Powell and Ryan; Tannehil
and thinner.
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Winning streak Broken.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. I.-Pitcher Kit
sons winning streak for Brooklyn was
broken here to-day, when the Philadel-
phias landed on his delivery for twelve
hits and pounced out six runs. White was
invincible after the third inning. Score;
r II T.
philadelnhia u O 0 0 O 9 3 0 30 II l
Brooklyn .......0 0 0 0 0 o. 4 =
Batteries-Wnite and Douglass; Kitson
ard Farrell.
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ST. LOUIS, Aug. 21.-Form players had a
red-letter day at Kinloch Park to-day,
four favorites and a heavily played second
choice passing the judges in front. J..
Hicks carried off the riding honors. pilot
ing three mounts to victory. Track fast.
Winners in order: The Four Hundred. 13
10 10; Ben Battle. / TO 8: Hunting, s 10 5;
Casava, s to 5; w. b. Gates, Z to 5.
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lOtdlo ..--l D - Az
Score by innings:

Earned runs-Chlcago, ., CINCINNATI. /.
Tw0-base hit-Steinfeldt. Three-base hits
Hartsel, ?. Home run-Crawford. Double
plays-Steinfeldt. Bergen and Beckley: Har-
ley. Fox and Beckley, Kahoe and Childs.
Bases on balls-On Waddell. >; off Wey-
hing. ?. Hit by pitched balls-Waddell. 2.
Struck out-By Waddell. 5; by weighing,
3. Time-1:9. Umpire-Behle.
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Errors Aided Boston.

BOSTON. Aug. 1.-THE locals punched
hits in the sixth inning and also in the
eighth. and several rank errors helped to
swell the score. Dineen was hit hard. but
ne was steady az critical times. Tenney's
batting was a feature. Score.
II II T.
Boston ..........0 o o 0 0 . o 3 IS 10 /
New York; 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-2 u 4
Batteries-Dineen and Kittredge; Denzer
and Warner.
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National
American League

CINCINNATI, o., Aug. q. - The first
game OF what was to have been a double
header here this afternoon was taken in
easy style by Chicago. The game was
played in a drizzling rain. a wet ball prov
ing 10 be TO the liking OF Waddell. who let
down his opponents with three scattered
hits. The second game was called off and
Will take place here tomorrow. Gus Wey-
Kings debut in a Reds uniform was not a
brilliant success. the Chicagos hitting him
much harder than the score shows. Score:
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ST. LOUIS. Aug. 21.-Peaceful lowered
the Delmar track record for six furlongs
by one second to-day. making the distance
i'm 1:13s4. Winners in order: D%ieudonne.
Is 10 5; Honeywood. 10 10 1: Taby Tosa. 4
10 /: Peaceful. 8 to l; Meddlesome. 21a TO /;
Barrica, 6 10 l.
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St. Joseph. 2: st. Paul. 3.
Kansas City, 5; Minneapolis. ,.
Denver. 3; Omaha, O..
Des Moines. Is: Colorado Springs. 10.
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Lecturer. 10 to 4, Won.

DETROIT. Aug. 21.-Weather clear and
track lumpy at Windsor to-day. Winners:
Pretty Rosie, ? 10 /; Nugget. 3 10 /; Lee
turer. 10 TO !; m Prince. S to s.;
Enghurst. 5 TO 5; Pine Chip, 10 to l.
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games in quick succession. making ii So
In his favor. Wright made a great stand
at this point and took one game and forced
the next 10 deuce twice. Larned took 1t,
however, and the match, 60, 6-s, Ga, Ga.
This makes Larned national champion and
the seventh TO hold the honor. There will
be no challenge match. as Whitman de-
faults
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SARATOGA. n. Y. Aug. al. S. Nc
Donald. agent for William K. Vanderbilt.
has engaged Trainer Eddie Hughes to go
to France 10 handle his racehorses. Twenty
yearlings are 10 be taken up and trained at
once. Hughes will sail next Tuesday.
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SARATOGA. y. Y, Aug. 2l.-G. L. Smith
(Pittsburg PhiD this evening sold to Ste
phen Sanford & Son. OF the Hurricane stud,
his stallion Isidor, by Amphion, out of i'm
ported Isis. for a price said to have been
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international Law Association.

GLASGOW. Aug. 2l-The international
Law Association at its meeting to-day
discussed the adjustment OF differences
between British and foreign insurance
laws with the view OF securing a uniform
code for Great Britain. America and the
continent. IL was pointed out that this
was especially desirable In the case OF
marine Insurance. in which the continental
regulations diner essentially from the
American and British
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PROVIDENCE. R. l., Aug. 2l.-willie
Stinson defeated Harry d. Fixes at the
Coliseum tonight in the twenty-five mile
motor-paced race before 1900 spectators.
The time was $50 1-5.
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Boston Made 1t Three Straight.

BOSTON, Aug. 21.-Boston made II three
straight from Milwaukee to-day. The Wis
itors outbatted the home team but lost on
errors. A running catch by Collins was a
feature Attendance. 3.31s. Score:
h
Boston ..........0 1 1 / 1 IS 9
80 2 o 0 L 1 o L .o5 IL s
Batteries-Lewis and Criger; Garvin and
DOnahuo
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No Favorites Won.

FORT ERIE, Ont. Aug. 2i.-Weather
clear; track fast. Winners: Remsen. 4 TO
1; Juanita NJ. 4 TO 1: Edith O.. s to l: Ar
g~onauta, 4 to l; Jackson. 8 10 /; Minder,
3 10 /.
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The Winchester Trots.

Special 70 the indianapolis Journal.
WINCHESTER. Ind, Aug. 2l-The first
races OF the Winchester meeting were held
to-day. The sport was good and the at
tendance large. Summary:
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Potatoes jump i'm Price.

Aug. 2.-Potaoes took a jump
OF 25 cents a sack to-day on South Water
OF 40 cents a sack, or 20 and IS cents n
bushel in two days.
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
Runs Won for Dayton, Which
Shut Ont Toledo.

TOLEDO, o., Aug. 21.-Home runs by
Gochnaur and Smith won the game for
Dayton to-day. Wheeler pitched a fine
game. Toledo was shut out. Score:
Toledo ..........O o o o o o 0 o 90 S o
Dayton .........0 2 o 0 0 0 1S3 4 0
Batteries-Joss and Grafius; Wheeler and
Rl1a
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Special to the Indiana polls Journal.
ROCKFORD. Ind. Aug. 1.-THE second
Gsz's races at the Rockport fair were well
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TweIve-Inning s.BattIe.,

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 1.-THE game to-day
was a twelve-inning battle between Powell
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Half-miie run. two in three; purse, $50:
Won by Christine, In straight heats; Col
lectOr second, Chapman. jr., third, Impe-
cunlous fourth. Best time. :b3.
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Aeola- br. m. G. +. Clay
Lady Pepper. by Onward

diO} II 10 vi
Time-2:l5A. 2:l6. PISA. 2:1524. 2:1524. 2:17A.
2:05 Pace; purse. $3.50:
Royal r. Sheldon, blk. e.. Constan-
tine-Flaxie. by Bourbon Wilkes
Edith w. b. m. CTurner) ...............2 2 2
Bonnie Direct, blk. h. Ibis.
Time-2:05. 200, 2:O6hz.
PIP Trot: the Massachusetts stakes;
value. $4,000:
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At Chattanooga r r
Chattanooga - 0 l o . o 0 o6 10 2
Nashville .......0 0 0 0 o 0 0 2 3-5 S 3
Batteries-Bruner and Roth; Sample and
Fisher.
At shreveport r III r
Shreveport ~ o 0 0 0 l l 0 2S5 10 |
Memphis .......4 0 0 0 0 0 0 o. s 2
Batteries-Schaftstall and Montgomery;
Kern and Armstrong.
At Little Rock
Little Rock...............1 0 0 OIL 3 0
New Orleans. o 0 2 Is Z .
Batteries-Allemang and Lynch; Kellum
and Abbott.