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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-08-06
GOLD BRICKS CLASS
THE HALF BROTHER TO BUTTS
KOHN.
Seems to Be Going Down Hill, Spear
Driving Him in $50 Pace
Yesterday-Lord March Still
A Disappointment.

At last 1t looks as If the owners Of the
Hal Parker gelding, Gold Brick have
found his true class. starting him at Buf-
falo yesterday in a 2:3o pace. in the
Chamber of Commerce 2:A pace, at De-
troit Gold Brick was one of the starters.
finishing fifth IN that celebrated 2:06 "a
heat of Direct Halls and fourth in the
202 1-2-second heat-and drawn in the
third heat On the third day of the De-
troit meeting he won the Chamber of
Commerce Observation-Disclosures time be-
ing 2:0S IL. sThe only other horses N that
race, however, were Junius. the Online
gelding that Saunders is driving and DR..
Hammond-Junius finished third fifth and
fourth in the Chamber of Commerce. DR..
Hammond finishing seventh. sixth and
fifth in that race. Yesterday Gold Brick
was started in a 2:30 pace. winning in
straight heats. best time. 200 ga, one
second lower than his Chamber Of Com
merce consolation at Detroit. Direct Hal
had a soft thing yesterday. Geers driving
his mark and winning in straight heats,
Junius finishing second in the first two
heats and third in the last. Lord March,
the Mambrino King gelding that Geers is
ment yesterday being drawn in the 2:1S
trot that the Roman won. best time be-
ing 2:11 Ia He finished sixth. second and
third In the Merchant and Manufacturers
Wentworth who finished behind him in
that race, beating him few days after.
2:11 IL being the fastest. One would
scarcely think from his performances that
this horse is a full brother to the famous
| Lord Derby but such is the case never
| thelesS.
| Zoroaster, the Imp. Rayon dor gelding
| who ran the mile in 1:39 3-5 at the big
| Saratoga track of ex-Secretary Whitney
| yesterday seems to be a famous running
| horse come to life again. On the 18th day
| of February, 1899, Ed Corrigan's Guyser
with '1ceman" Spencer and 107 pounds
beat Zoroaster with pullman and Ill
| pounds at Tan Foran, the mile being done
in 1889 ga. The pasteboard tracks in Cal
ifornia makes the performance of Zoroas-
ter at the Spa yesterday much more cred
| liable.
| The rain yesterday breaking into the
| ball game there will be a double-header
| this afternoon with Mobile. Cohn and
Starr pitching the two games for the To-
| Gals.
| Tyson and Seibels won their singles in
Atlanta yesterday while Seibels and War
| rem won their double from Peters and
| Daniels of Atlanta.
| Squire Brown.
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MONTGOMERY BOYS LAND.
Tyson and Seibels Win Their Singles
Warren and Seibels Doubles.

warren ana OelDelS OOuDleS.
Atlanta, Ga. Aug 5.-In the second
Days plan Of the South Atlantic Tennis
Tournament the honors were carried off
by Agelasto of Norfolk and it is freely
predicted that the championship will be
won by him.
Following are today's results:
Singles-Williams of Atlanta. defeated
Charles Rodgers of Knoxville, ga. Ga.
Daniels of Atlanta defeated Heath of At
lanta, ga. s-1. Cowan Rodgers of Knox-
Vile defeated Peters of Atlanta 81. 81.
Williams of Atlanta defeated GUIDE of
Atlanta 60, SO. Nat Thornton of Atlanta
defeated Clarence Thornton of Atlanta
rs. 49, 6-3. Tyson of Montgomery de-
) feated Tichenor of Atlanta, 81, as. 6-3.
Broyles of Atlanta defeated Kealhofer of
Atlanta. 60. As, 6-2 Agelasto of Norfolk
defeated c. Rodgers of Knoxville 81, 2-6,
81. Seibels of Montgomery defeated AL
friend of Atlanta 81 in the deciding. get
of yesterdays unfinished match.
Doubles-Scott of Atlanta and Age1asto
of Norfolk defeated Glenn and Colquitt
of Atlanta 6-3, 7-5 Broyles and Grant of
Atlanta defeated Smith and Howell of
Atlanta 6-3, 3-6 90 Seibels and Warren
of Montgomery defeated Peters and Dan
iels of Atlanta 6-3, 60.
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New Orleans Aug. 5.-Monday's farce
was repeated today at Athletic PARK.
There was no game between New orleans
and Memphis. Although 1t was generaily
anticipated that Powell would ROT receue
from his position, Manager Frank again
took his team out to the ball park. me
advertisements of the game had been
withdrawn from the papers. and at me
cts When the Memphis men arrived, ac,
companied by Umpire Cline, Poweli ana
some of the local management with
policeman were present All the playeIS
of St. Vrain. Evans and Babb When
Cline attempted to go in he was stopped
under orders of Powell and told that ne
could not have admission. the eight
for the game came Then Umpire cha
called play ball Gfroerer for Mem
phic went to the bat and French for New
Chabot declared the game forfeited TO
New Orleans on the ground that memphis
had only eight players when the rules
require nine. Frank and his men lmme-
diately returned to the city.
Frank showed a telegram today receiV-
ed from President Niklin. after yester-
days events had been wired 10 MN, say
ing that the Memphis agreement requlre91
ali clubs to play Evans and Bapo until
after the coming meeting of the League.
A similar telegram was received by I'm
pire Cline Manager Powell exhibited a
telegram signed Little Rock Baseball
CLUB. and saying Congratulations upon on
your firm methods. We Will sand py
Won" 1t Is assumed from this telegr am
that Little Rock will also refuse to play
Memphis.
Nashville AUG. 5.-Bailey held Chattanooga
| safe TO-DAY while Nashville ba ted Roth at
will Score: ~
| NASHVILLE . ..........042 002 O. 10 !
Chattanooga :. .....1 0 0 o y
Batteries-Bailey and Fisher; Roth and
Hopkins.
Shreveport Aug 5-B-ucker was wild and
| the visitors hit the ball hard. Shreveport could
not touch Watt. Score n n -,
little Rock ........1 0 034 Ill IA
Shreveport . ........0 0 q o o. 90 o
Batteries-watt and Murphy; Brucker and
| Mcclure.
B,rmingham, Aug. 5-Atlanta defeated
birmingham today by hitting the ball at the
nroner time birmingham cid SOME last oase-
running but failure to connect with Henley
| during the latter part Of the game is responsl-
| HE for their downfall Score: X h T.:
BirminRham :. ......1 co. . O~S
Atlanta ,.........Oo0o1 22o1-6 il !
| Ratteries-Deaver and Brown; Henley and
Hurlburt.
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Cincinnati. s: BROOKLYN, A.

Brooklyn, August 5.-There was free
batting on both sides in the fifth inning
ed the prospects of tally for Brooklyn
in the latter half of the ninth by being
caught mapping off first with the best
batters of the team behind him Attend
anca . OO0 RH f
c Cine mat i......O2OO 10 /
Rrooklvn ...... OF 90 o. II l
Batteries-Hahn and Bergen; Kitson
and Farrell.
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At Detroit.

Detroit, August Sin the fourth race
at Highland Park four of the starters fell
shortly after Cassidy released the bar
rier. Lady Gallantry caused the trouble.
She bIed and fell with Jockey Adams
and Enhance, with Jockey Minder up,
Lorne with c. Kelly in the saddle and
Exapo, who carried Jockey Kinsler. fell
over her Kinsler was the only one of the
boys who was able to get up. The 9TH
ers had to be carried to the Jockeys room
where it was found that they were badly
bruised but not seriously hurt. Only one
favorite. LORNA, won. Track fast; wealth
er showery.
First race. six furlongs-Lady Kent, 100
&C. Kelly. to l. won; Miss Chapman,
SO ID. Gilmore) so to l. second; Him
tine. 100 (Robertson), to 5, third Time
1912. Irish Jewel. Circus Girl, Alden,
Great Star. Cormac. Woodchuck, The
Massage. Baselus ran. ,oo
Second race. five furlongs-Lorina, 100
(Costro), to 2. won; Sly Boots. 81 CHop-
kins), 80 to l, second; Sir Gallant. III
(McClusky), 4 to l, third. Time 1:0l IL.
Stunts, Lady Draper, Springwater, Cues
tor, Semper Primus ran.
Third race. mile-Bill Nassie, lO4 Or:
Steele to l. won; Uledt. 1l7 (Adams) Z
to 10, second; Brief l05 (Minder) to 3,
third. Time, la. Ross Fame, Mintbed
also ran.
Fourth race. four and one-half fur
longs-Ompt1ma. 1O2 CWainwrighD to l.
won; Gerda, 81 Cd. Gilmore) TO l,
second; Caelena. 1O2 Or. Steele 6 to l,
third. Time, 55 IA. Plunger, Swallow
Tail Friday also ran. Enhance. Lorne,
lady Calamity, Exapo fell:
Fifth race, one and one-fourth miles
Bellcourt, 101 (Groghan) 80 to l, won;
Secundus 1O4 GMcQuade) 4 to l, second;
Obstinate Simon. ia {R. Steele TO 5,
third Time. 200. The Way. Picador,
Pretty Rosie also ran.
Sixth race, steeplechase short cou:sL-
McManus 1870 (Gaylor) 10 to /, won; Sau-
Der, $50 (Slater) to /. second; Arius, AZ
(BraziD 8 to third. Time, S:A. 'te ry
Ranger also ran. Brandywine, Brahmin
and Pat My Boy fell.
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PHILADELPHIA, 4; Chicago, 8.

Chicago, Aug 5.-The champions lost
today on two costly errors and Murphy ;oi
work. Of DaIy and L. Cross and the field
Ing of NJ. Cross were features. ATTEND
ance, 2,4S0 Score: X n n =;
Chicago :. ........o 0o0d2oo-s 10 2
Philadelnhia :. .001 900 o. l
Batteries-Callahan and Sullivan; Plank
and Powers.
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DOUBLE HEADER TODAY.
Cohn and Starr Will Pitch for Locals
Against Mobile.
TANNEHILL SHOWS UP
NEW YORK WAS SHUT OUT
WITH TWO HITS.

Pittsburg Hits Mathewson in Third
and Sixth Innings-Kitson Loses
His Own Game by Stupid Base
Running-Easy for Chicago.
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Boston. 5: st. Louis. 4.

Boston. August 5.-Boston beat st. Louis
today in a close game. A one-hand stop
by Greminger in the first inning was the
only brilliant feature. Both pitchers were
batted hard at times. Attendance 1.S35.
RH Z,
Boston .....2 l0OO1O1+5 5 4
St. Louis. 900 O03104 2
Batteries-Willis and kittredge; Pear
son and RYAN.
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Cleveland, Z; Washington, 6.

Cleveland, Aug 5-CleVeIand won IN
the tenth inning on Cochnauer's two-bag-
ger an Ely's error. Hess, youngster re-
vice in the Philippines, was in the box
for Cleveland and aside from his Wild
throws to first, did good work. ATTEND
G ance. nd" o2oOO22O1- 8 s,
Washington .....3 020100O0-6 10
Batteries-Hess and Wood; Paten and
Clarke,
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MONDAYS PERFORMANCE RE
PEATED.
Refuses to Let One chas.
Frank Play in His Back Yard.
Lem Bailey Pitches Good Game
Against Chattanooga.
League Standing.
Games Yesterday.

At MISUNDERSTANDING, s; Chatta-
nooga, 2.
At New Orleans-Memphis, 0; New Or
leans. g.
AT Shreveport-Little Rock. IL; Shreve-
port, O.
At irmingham-Atlanta, 6; Birming-
ham, 3.
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League Standing.
Games Yesterday.

At New York-Pittsburg, 3; New York 0.
At Brooklyn-Cincinnati 5; Brooklyn, 4.
At Boston-St Louis, 4; Boston, 5.
At iladelphia-Chicago. IL; Philadel-
mia l.
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Cholly-Yaas. this morning when l got
up / thought l would put in most of the
day playing golf, doncherknow, but awft-
err breakfast l thought better of 1t. l
was really too tired. Miss Kostique-Yes'
l should think two thoughts in one day
would make you tired.-Philadelphia Rec
ord.
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AND CHICAGO LOST YESTER-
DAYS GAME.
Shields, Ex-Memphis Pitcher, Takes
Part in Batting Matinee-Ar-
mour's Cleveland Team
Wins in 10th Inning.
League Standing.
Games Yesterday.

At Chicago-Philadelph 4; Chicago. g.
At St Louis-Baltimore, Z; st. Louis, ..
At Detroit-Boston, 2; Detroit. D.
land z
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Pittsburg, 8; New York, o.

New York. August 5.-Pttsburg got sew
en- hits off aMthewson and made three
runs, two of which were earned Leach
was nut out of the game by Umpire Ems
lie for protesting against the latter's de
cisipn. Attendance 4,1O. II E
Pittsburg ........... 020001000-3 o
New York 0 0 0 90 0 coo >
Ratteries-Tannehill and II. Smith;
Mathewson and Bresnahan
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Dissolution of Partnership.

STATE OF ALABAMA,
Montgomery County
Notice is hereby given that the partnership
existing between Joe Dreyfus and NJ J.
Stern doing business under the arm name and
style of Dreyfus & Stern, dissolved on
the 5th day of August. is02. All the debts
due the said partnership are to be paid to said
Joe Dreyfus and those due from the said part
nership will be discharged at No 2l9 Com
merce Street, in the City of Montgomery
where the business will be continued by the
said Joe Dreyfus in his name
JOE DREYFUs,
NJ ]. STERN,
Montgomery, Ala. Aug. 9Th. 1902.
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Games Today.

At New York-Pittsburg and New York.
At northumberland and Brooklyn.
At Boston-St. Louis and Boston.
At hiladelphia-Chicago and PhiIadel-
mia
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ROSS'S BARBER SHOP,
Exchange Hotel.
Commissioners Notice.

The undersigned having been appointed by
the Judge of Probate of Montgomery County.
Alabama. commissioners to open books of sub
gomery Traction Company. notice is hereby
given that, in accordance with said appoint
nent and the statute In such cases made and
provided, we will open said books Of subscrip-
ton at 2 o'clock m. on the 25th day Of
steiner, over No. 2 Commerce Street, In the
City OF Montgomery, Ala.
PARRIE L. HOLT.
w II. RAGLAND g. d.
w. r. VANDIVER,
EDWARD A. GRAHAM,
W. T. ROBERTSON,
II Commissioners.
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DIRECTHAL' SOFT THING
GEERS JoGS HOME WITH THE
GREAT PAGER.
Does 1t in Straight Heats and Slow
Time, 2.O715 Being the Fastest
Required-Gold Brick Starts
in a Slower Glass.

Buffalo. Aug. 5:-The second day of the
Grand Circuit was rather tame. Direct
Hal and The Roman repeated .neir wins
of earlier in the season. Both got their
races easily The only excitement came
in the first heat Of the 224 pace when
there was a collision on the first turn,
the drivers of King Charles ard Grass
hopper being unseated, Grasshopper
made the circuit of the track without
driver, but King Charles was stopped,
Cooper, who drove the former, was not
hurt, but Maloney, the owner of King
Charles, got a black eye and badly
skinned cheek. The judges ruled that
as the collision seemed unavoidable all
horses would start in the other heats
Maloney got NY behind King Charles and
in the third heat made a plucky drive
getting second place and third money in
the race. Direct Hal had The pole and
was always in front of the pa pace
Geers not being compelled TO reduce the
horses record to win. The itoman drew
sixth position in the 2:1S trot, but went
through the horses and won easily. Both
were heavy favorites.
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The Eastern clubs have bat six more
games in the West: when they go nome,
the Western clubs beginning a series IN
the East. Philadelphia victory over
Chicago and Boston's defeat by Detroit
puts the Athletics in third place this
morning Yesterdays game were:
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Games Today.

At Observation-Disclosures and Birming-
ksm.
vile.
At Shreveport-Little Rock and Shreve-
port.
New Orleans-Memphis and New Or
leans.
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Chicago, II; Philadelphia, 1.

Philadelphia, August 5.-Lundgren held
the home club down to five scattered hits
and Chicago won with ease, a hatted ball
bounded badly in the ninth inning and
struck Wolverton in the eye. He was COM
PEELED to retire. Attendance 1924.
RH f
Chicago ........... OO3O0O32 3-ll 10 8
Philadelphia 1885,. 5000 O0O1-1 5 5
Batteries-Lundgren and Killing; Frazer
and Jacklitsch.
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Flving Songsters.

Besides the skylark a number of other
birds sing as they fly. Among these are
the titlark woodlark. water peppet sedge
warbler, willow warbler and whin chat.
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Games Today.
AT At Observation-Disclosures and DETROIT.

At Chicaso-Washington and Chicago.
Al ST Iouis-Boston and st. Louis.
At Observation-Disclosures and Cleve
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St Louis. 8; Baltimore, Z.

st. Louis. Aug 5.-Both teams used two
pitchers, the home club carrying off the
Batting honors. The game was loosely
played throughout. Attendance, 1,o00'
st Louis .......11.1o2oo o1-s II !
Raltimore :. III 90 l 90 o. IA
Batteries-Harper. Sudhoff and Kahoe;
Shields. Butler, Smith and Wager.
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At St. Louis.


st. Louis, Aug 5.-Joe Lesser Jack
Young, Bengal and Josie F. were the win
ming favorites at Delmar, the other two
events going to strongly backed second
choice and an outsider. Weather clear,
track good.
First race. selling. six furlongs-Joe
Lesser, 102 Fauntleroy), 10 to 5, won;
Claude Walton, IS DEAN, 8 to l, second;
Little Dutch, 98 (ScuIly) 20 to 1. third.
Time. 1:16 "a Little Master, One More,
Marie Elena, Bonnie Esther, Broodler, FL
sic Barns. Peaches and Deblaize ran. Hi
Kollar left at post.
Second race. five and a half furlongs,
selling-Jack Young. 1o3 Donegan), to
second; Lazarre. 101 IT DEAN, 10 to l,
third. Time. ITO Ia. Mr.. Krammerer
Doc Mayer. Krutchfield. The Advocate,
Third race. six furlongs. selling-Tenny
Belle, 1Oi (scully), u to /. won; Santa
Ventura, 100 CFauntleroy), 9 to 2, second /;
Clonsilla, los IT. OBrien, to 2. third.
Time, 1:16. Masterful, Ben Beach, Fred
Hessig. Has Gift. Weideman, Flop. Cen
sor. Gallantrie ran.
Fourth race, six furlongs-Miss Golight-
ly. 100 IT. Walsh, to l, won; Erema,
100 u. Miller to 5. second; Elastine 100
IT. DEAN, Is to l. third. Time. 1:16 Ii.
Miss Dora. Yellowstone. Blue Blaze and
Schwalbe ran.
Fifth race. mile and twenty yards SELL
ing-Bengal, 100 CDalel, ID to 5, won; Ma
varino. 103 IT. DEAN, II to 1, second;
Nucena. "a (Scully), 7 to 2, third. Time,
Las. Sweet Dream. Optimo. The Phoeni-
clan. Mr.. Pomeroy. Ell Caney ran.
Sixth race, mile and sixteenth; selling
Josie F.. 81. &C. Bonner), 6 to 5. won;
Leenja, IS, "a. w. Booker), s to 1, sec
ond: Bacchus, 102, IT. DEAN, to 1, third.
Time, Isl. Saragamp, Orlandine, Warner,
Revoke, Swordsman and Guide Rock
ran.
Entries for Today.
First race six furlongs; selling-Man,
lR; Ferreno, Tenedos, r. @. Smith, Kill
rus. los; Pamphlona, Erne. Equnlize,
Stewart Young, Ben Brainard, 1O7; Ali
Grey. no.
Second race, five furlongs-Fair Lady,
Anna Totilla, Petite Refine. 1O3 Daisy
Hawthorne. Noweta. Lady Cayuga. Wood
mont Belle. Valverde, los; Tribes, Deuce
full. liz.
Third race six furlongs selling Hal
mis- 100; DR.. Love- 1902: Jene Ferris, Miss
Wandeiohr, Palmetto. Maggie Clopton
Miss Dora, los; Carat. 107; Lou Hazel, 10S
Prestonian, Bart Howe, 10.
Fourth race, mile and seventy yards
Handicapped Doughty. "a; Found. So
Kitty Clyde. 9S; Sambo, 100; Varro. loo
w. B. Gates, 100.
Fifth race, mile and ee-sixteenths
selling-Varner 102; Saragamp 105; Belle
Simpson, Eugenia s.. 107; Cherished, 109
| Friesland, liz.
Sixth race six and one-half furlongs
selling IS; Goudy, 9S; Heller
Hay, 100; Votary, 1c3; Frank Bullock, 104
Mudlavla, ITO.
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A girl has an idea that she isn't show
ing proper appreciation of music unless
she listens to it with sad, far-away
look in her eyes.
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Detroit, 5; Boston, 3.

troll Throughout and pitched splendidly,
especially in the seventh lining, when,
with no one out and two bases, ne
struck out Criger and Sparks in success
sion. Attendance, 1,49S. Score:
natroit ..0201OOO2'- 2
BOSTON =. ..........1 000Oo1 o. 10
Batteries-Mercer and Buelow; Sparks
and Criger.
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WHITNEY FILLY FOURTH
FINISH WAS BETWEEN TWO
LONG SHOTS.
Alabama Stakes for 3-year-old Fillies
a big Upset, Poor Riding Beat
ing Gunfire-Zoroster Runs
Mile in 1.39 As.

Saratoga. Aug. Spar Excellence. quot
ed at 40 to l, a selling platter of only or
binary class. won the classic Alabama
Stakes for S-year-old FLIES in a hard
drive by a neck from the 30 to l shot,
Lux Casta. The result was one of the
greatest upsets of the present racing year.
William C. Whitney's Gunfire was an
odds-on favorite but she, together with
Patasoo was raced into the ground before
the head of the stretch was reached and
both were badly beaten at the end, Jo-
sepha finishing third. The start caused
lot of crowding, Par Excellence and
Femsole coming together, the latter be-
ing thrown out of her stride.
The track was fast, Zoroaster running
mile in 1:39 3-5, establishing a new record
for the course: Attendance. 1000.
First race, five and half furlongs-
Alsono, liz (Odom), 9 to 5, won; Bouto l.
ierre. 1os Cwonderly). 8 to /, second; Lady
Albercraft liz (Brennan), to l, third
Time. 1:07. Scoffer. Grantsdale. High
Chancellor. Grey Park, Old Fort, Squanto.
Empress of India, Wax Candle, Decora
ton and Dazzling ran.
Second race. selling. mile-zoroaster.
ITO (Redfern), 5 to 2, won; Conundrum,
1O2 Gyne), to TO- second: Mosketo. l01
Oh. Michaels), 10 to l, third. Time 1:39 3-5.
Third race five and half furlongs-
Yardarm, 112 (Snyder). 5 to l. won; Parish
enne 100 (Hughes) to 5, second; Flying
Jib liz (Ely), to 2. third. Time los.
Leader, MlcnaelmaS, mccall, Dainty, Far
Craft, Onature, Mollie Brant, Mr.. Din
gle. Snowman ran.
Fourth race. the Alabama, mile and a
sixteenth-Par Excellence, 116 (Redfern),
40 to l, won: Lux Casta, 116 (Wonderly).
80 to l, second: Josepha, 116 tOdam). 5
to 2, third. Time la AS. Gunfire, Bessie
Mccarthy, Femsole, Patosoo ran.
Fifth race. six furlongs. selling.The
Musketeer, Ill q. MARTINI. to g. won;
Belvino, liz (Odom). 20 to 1, second; Sad
ducee. los (O'Connor). to 1. third. Time
1:f3 Roue, Bellario, Flying Buttress, Del
agoa ran.
ong-Morningside. 10 IT. Burns), s to
s. won; Himself. no (Odom), s to /, sec
ond Caughnagaw, 107 CWade), 100 to 1,
third. Time 1853 40 Janice, Highlander,
Numeral and Daffodowndilly ran.
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Direct Hal. blk h., by Direct, dam
Bessie Hal (Geers) ...;............ /
Junius. CHI (Saunders) ..........2 g
King Charles, CHI. g, (Maloney)... III 2
Tertimin ..''..'' ''.'..'''.
Free Advice ........ .''.'' '''''.''''
BOuSant 80. .......' .'''....'''. o
International Queen -.........'..''''. ~ I
GraSShOpper '.'.'''' '''' ''''iV
Vice Regal ...... .....''''' '''''''' = . uis
Cherry Lass =. ........ '....' dis
Halle X .......... 49, - :. ''''. - us
Time, 2:O7 1-2, 2:0S, 2:07 IL.
The Roman, b. g., by Mckinney
dam Wanda. (Bensonl :....... go.
Allie Wood, b. m, (Miller). 49,
Baron Dillon, Jr., (Fuller)...'......
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- March w ......... -. ..... DIR
Time. 2:11 1-2, PIP IL, 2ll l-2
go pace. $1,000.
Cold Brick blk G., by Hal Parker
dam unknown (Spear).. .......... l J.
Funston ro. G., (Snow) ............3
Grin B., b. g. CHudson ............2 3
Time, 2:11 1-2, 200 ga I'll d.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-08-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR STATE SENATOR.

EOH STATE SENATOH.
In response to request Of many friends.
hereby announce that I am candidate
for the State Senate from the Twenty
eighth Senatorial District, subject to the
action Of the Democrats Of Montgomery
County at the primary on the 2otn OF
August. B. II. SCREWS.
To My Fellow Citizens Of Montgomery County:
I am candidate to represent this Sena.
torfal District in the Senate OF the next
Legislature and ask for your vote In the
Democratic primary.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-08-06

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the visitors hit the ball hard Shreveport could
not touch Watt Score n n a.
cbravenort ,..00 0 0 q 90 .
Batteries-watt and Murphy; Brucker and
Mcclure.