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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-23
Eleventh Ward.

State Conventional. r. Reiner. Jack
Shea. r. J. BOsworth. Samuel Alexander.
Joint Representa- tive-Charles Hickman,
John Oft Oscar Wilson and John Brown.
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The Socialist party last night held it's
county and legislative convention in Ger
mania Hall and nominated the following
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State observation-disclosures Sherman. w
=. West Benjamin WysOng, Wilbu
Stra ughn and John SnOwden.
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State Conventlon-Edwin d. Logsdon.
Fred * Shepard. Louis Bauer Eddie NJ
Campbell Wesley Christina. Martin Huge.
Charles Without. James Collins and Oliver
Parker.
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State Convention-Dr. ). II. Moore
Eugene Saulcy. William II. Evans, Charles
Glover and John Marsee.
Joint Observation-Disclosures Guiffre. e
White, Charles kOerner, Ed Kirschner anC
Thaddeus Gurley.
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State COnvention-Charles Baron. r. r.
French. William Clary, John Blumbers,
Louis Keifer. Arch Hall and James r. Nell
con.
Joint Rcpresenteuve-Henry TeiIking.
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Special to III. evening World,


CINCINNATI, O., Sept. 17.-"Stop
kidding me-" safa Champion Young Cor
bett when asked II he expected the fight
10 - the limit. Corbett did not AXE the
question seriously and laughed as he
back in his chair.
You will see how long 1t lasts. 1 will
benthere with a punch In either hand,
ard will deal them out as quick as l
cam. l Xpec him to stall the first few
rounds. but will have no trouble in To-
eating his jaw IL he cones rushing at
me-
Trainer Harry Tuthill denies the story
that there will be four pounds difference
between Corbett and McGovern when
they step into the ring.
Il figure that both boys will enter the
ring at 40 pounds. They talk about Nc
Govern being below weight. II he is
see no reason why he is compelled &c
work hard every day. The champion
will do nothing moro than easy work
the rest OF the week, and will possibly
go out on the road on Sunday morning.
Corbett eats anything he pieases, which
shows tina We are not worrying about
making the required weight. He weighs
a little more than 1873 pounds with his
clothes now"
AS the day OF battle approaches Cor
bett Is making many friends and Is being
backed In the over-the-river pool-rooms
It even money.
Terry McGovern will do regular gym
The evening world., 1902-09-17
GUS RUHLIN is ON
JEFFRIES'S TRAIL.

Gus Rubin. the Akron Giant, who
beat Tom Sharkey so decislvely in Eng
land q few months ago. has returned
home. Rubin looks the picture OF
health as a result of his trip to England.
Regarding Ruhlin's future engagements
Billy Madden says:
II am ready to arrange a match for
Rubin with Jim JeffriesI as soon as the
latter is prepared to sign articles of
agreement. II JeTrles refuses to meet
my maj then l will match Gus against
Bob FltSsimmons, the battle to be de-
cided on q date suitable to FItzsimmons.
1 think ! have the coming heavyweight
champion OF the world in Rubin. He
has improved wonderfully In his lighting
during the last year, and I think he can
defeat Jeffries and Fitzs!mmons."
The evening world., 1902-09-17

in Europe set in motion by Mr.. Keene.
Sloan Is refused a license next season
on general principles. Cannot again be
Imported by Mr.. whitney.
Moro incidents.
Time rolls on. In 1902 Whitney and
Keene horses meet in Saratoga Special.
Burns rides Girdlc. Makes the running
TO the stretch, Carries field wide, let's
Whitney horse. Irish Lad, in on the
rail. Advantage thus gained makes
Irish Lad win. keene horse. Dazzling.
is second. Mr.. Keeno in Europe. Facts
oabled, Mr.. Eeene returns, Announces
that he will take an active part In rae
ing Affairs. Mr.. Whitney goes to Europe.
Jockey Club meets. Burns is suspended.
And, there you are.
A pretty story about which IL page
could easily be written. But a Iues-
ton arises. Is all this gossip true? Is
there any such feeling between Mr..
Keene and Mr.. Whitney? Would Mr..
Keene be vlndictive enough to remove
from his path Jockeys Tho have con.
simply doing theis duty to their en-
players?
Hardly True!
1t is hard to believe. and the writer.
for one. does not care TO believe It,
though the gossips make out a strongly
'circumstantlal case. founded upon
theory and superstition. II the story
could be proven II would shake the
turf from coast to coast and from u
try to country. Members OF the Jockey
club who were present at the meeting
where Burns and pullman were dropped
outside OF the fence solemnly assert that
disobedience at the post was the only
reason for the boys punishment. And,
nv the way, the above prettlly arranged
story OF the gossip makes no reference
10 pullman;
Keene where does BullSnan come In on
the story? Wonder What MessTs. Whit
ney and Belmont will say when they
hear that their star riders have had
their licenses revoked. Wonder also II
this would have happened IL Messrs.
belmont and Whitney had been at the
meeting instead Of miles away--one in
Europe and the other up in the woods
shooting.
The evening world., 1902-09-17
lspeelAl % nc Even!ns Worldl

EMPIRE CITY TRACK. y. Y, Sept.
iL-Tho feature OF the card to-day Mt
the Empire City track was the meet
ing OF Lord Derby. EOS S-I, owned by
y, T., Smathers. and The Monk, 2O5 81,
owned by c. X. G. Billings. The mil
~lionalre reinsmen drove their horses to
wagon for the worlds championship
and a 5000 gold cup.
/ This race drew even a larger crowd
than the Dan Patch trial against the
worlds record did yesterday. These two
horsemen nave long been at odds re-
garding the supremacy Of their respect
i've trotters.
The weather was perfect. only a slight
breeze stirring. and the track was ex-
~ceptionally fast. Both horses are keyed
up to concert pitch.
Long before the crowd commenced to
arrive both horses were driven around
the track by their respective owners.
The Monk seemed to have a little more
speed than Derby, which soon made him
a %fnvoTite. Still the wise ones had their
eyes on Lord Derby and backed him
The zoo Pace.
Inc HEsl rave ul NO-hdS . dIu was tllt
400 pace class. best two In three, for a
1880 purse. Some crackerjacks were
lined up In this event.
The first heat was a great d~isappoint-
ment TO the bettors. Tho favorItc. Don
Riley, with Scott Hudson up,I had the
best OF the start, but was soon out
stepped by the roam gelding Albert. a
long shot. Albert came under the wire
with speed to spare. Don Riley was
second and Home Circle third. Time
e.07 ST. '
Don Riley redeemed himself by win
ming the second heat in a drive. Albert,
the favorlte, finished NTH. Home Circle
was second and Enie Powers third.
Thne-20 OF Ia.
The fnal heat was very exciting. The
two favorites, Don Riley and Albert,
each OF which had won a heat. fought
II out to the wire. Albert led for the
nrst half. but Riley caught him and
he held to the finish. winning the race
and hrst money. Second money went
to Albert. third to Efie Powers and
fourth to Home Circle. Tlme-2,0S Ia,
2.1B Glass, TrOttInE.
The first heat Of the PIG class. trot-
ting, N.2O0. was a more exciting one.
NJ. Demarest's bay gelding Invader had
the pole, and the faVorite Prince Sell
ma. With Hudson up, was on the oft
side. Prince Selma led up to the three
The evening world., 1902-09-17
GOSSIPS BUSY AT,
THE RACE TRACK.
They Whisper That Burns's Suspension Is Re
suit Of keene-Whitney Turf War.

The gossips Of the race track are busy
They have q choice morsel for dlssec.
tson. and Il Is nothing more or less thar
the suspension of Burns and Bullmar
for alleged disooedience at the post. The
moment tho suspension was announced
the soesips got busy, so to speak. They
dug beneath the surface for other rea.
sons than those announced by the stew:
ards and profess to lave unesrthed the
whole scheme. They say that the sus.
pension OF Burns was forced by James
n. Keene tor reasons best known to that
gentleman.
IL Is a very pretty story that the Cos
sips have put In circulation, and with &
little establishment II would furniEh. a
hrst-elass plot for an up-to-date move
or play. In the first place they point
odt the fact that James r. Kceno and
William G.. Whitney. while outwardly
friendly. are secretly enemies. Where
u how this enmity started It is not
stated. Presumably In Wall street, both
gentlemen being powers in financial cir
cles. Naturally this bad feeling extend.
ed to the turf.
Tha Csuse of It AHf
MT. Whitney. though a newcomer. rap
Idly pushed his way to the front aud
became the leading man OF the JOCKEY
ClHb. He acquired n powerful stable.
ana his horses beat Mr: Keene's thor
ouenhreds In a way not calculated to
have q soothing effect on Mr.. Keensss
temper. So far DO good.
The futurity OF 1900 Is run. NH. Wait
n0y irnDorfa Toa ginap a.. riAa naIl,,ha~
Beg. Mr.. Keene has three horses In the
race Rallyhoo Bey wins. Mr.. Keene
runs second. Mr. Keene is chagrined.
In the Flatbqsh Stakes Ballyhoo Bey
again meets the Keene t~horoughbreds.
Sioan,, through foul riding. beats Mr..
scenes horses again with Ballyhoo Bey.
1lr heene is In England. Foxhall
hAssne at ~Sheepshead white with rage.
" an Incorporate speech. De-
eiaree keene colors. will v again be
seen At Sheepshead. Gables father in
England what has happened. Machinery
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BUFFALO WINNERS.

RACE TRACK. BUFFALO. n. Y,
Sept, 1.-THE races scheduled on the
card to be run here this afternoon re.
suited as follows.
First Receive and one-half fur
iongs-Beckham, 6 TO / and : 10 3, won;
Sheppard. 3 to ! for place, was second
and Ell Chihuahua third. Time-l.T as.
Second Race-Five-eignths OF a mile.
Won by Judge Voorhees,. > to 1 and
. to .; June Collins, even for place,
was second and Russell Garth third.
Time-l.@.
Third Race-One mile and seventy
yards.-Syrlin, . to 6 and 3 to ., won;
Janice: 3 TO for place. was second, and
BIZ Mass!e third. Time-I4i l-5.
Fourth RaCe-ThrCe-uuartors OF "A
mile,-!Won by Oconee, S 10 5 and 2 TO
o. Jack McGinn, 2 to ! for place. was
second; Chantrelle, third. Time
ia 2-5.
Fifth Race.-Threc-quarter, Of a mile
Won by Petit Blue, 1 to . and out,
Enuc, out FOR place, was second: OnyN
third. Tlme-l.I3 As.
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"A SHORT FIGHT," :.
SAYS "~CORBETT."
McGovern Thinks Differently, Though, and Is
Working for a Long One.

nasium work up to Saturday. Trainer
Mayhood is confident hat McGovern
will make a better showing when ne getA
into the ring again with the champion.
II look for a long hght," said May
hood. One that viii be 3ferce and ex-
citing. The fight, Terry put up with Sui
Ivan should not be taken az a criterion
of how Terry will night this man. Nc
he will fight. 1t will take an awful,
punch n a good beating before Terry
will succumb this time"
Mct3overn. II am at weight right now
and will go into the ring at two Npounda
below. I can still do 122 pounds II asked
to-, and IL defeated in the coming fight
Will defend the feather-weight cham
pionship at that weight"
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lsp.sl.l to The ErenIps wotld.l

sHEEPSHEAD BAY. Sept IA thick
fog ovcrspread the Sheepshead course
this morning in the early hours, Tho
poles could not be dlscerned and the
s~alloping was delayed until he sun
took m and dispelled the gloom.
The track was In perfect condition. there
were many racers shown, and the work
brought of was most interesting.
August Belmont's Masterman was sent
a mile and a quarter in 2,I5 liz. Sail
maker galloped a mile In LOO. Nine Spot
and Forward turned six furiongs in
10 l-2. Miszen. Fire Eater and others
were shown to easy exercise.
]. -. Madden had a busy morning Of
It, and several OF dis charges were sent
over the ground At good speed. Yard
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HAWTHORNE FINISHES.
HAWTHORNE RACE TRACK. CT

HAWTHORNE RACE TRACK. CHI
CAGo. Sept. 1.-THE races scheduled to
be run here this afternoon resulted as
follows:
First Race-Three-quarters of a mile,
-Wainamoinen, I TO 10 and ! TO 4, first:
George, 2 to / for place. was second and
Rubus third. Time-ll3.
Seeond Race-Five furlongs.-won bv
Jaekfull. 10 to ! n I TO l. Bad News,
third. Tlme-1M.
Third Race-One and o~ne.eiHhth
mlles.-Won by Rcd Tip. I TO 2 and
10 8; Count EN- Out. 4 to & for place.
was second; Tlsona, third. TLne-i.S6.
Fourth Raee-Three-auarters OF 9
m1ie-Won by Elsie l., s to 1 and 2 to Il
lrena Lindsay, oven for place, was sec.
onds Burnie Bunton third. Time-1.Di-A
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GIANTS line
EN- OUT HARD.
Continued from First Pase.)


an exhibition OF club swinging al Nc.
Ginnity's benders. Irwin was only able
10 hit u high bounder to the inield.
which Dunn grabbed aud shot the bal
to McGann In time to nip the batter at
McGHnnlry Vas disposed OF ON hls
bounder by Flood and Farrell. pahlen
made a neat pickup Of Brownies APP
partntly sife groundcr and threw him
out by a few Inches. ~Bresnahan lfted
q foul hy to Irwin No runs.
Firth Inning.
ritter banged out 4 long NY to
Browne. Evans got mixed up with Nc
strikes. SheCkard ambled to first on
four wide pitched balls. Kecler's pop
fly TO the in6cld was grabbed by Capt
Smith. No runs
drive to centre, Brodle singled to right,
sending McGann to third, Rrodie made
a pretty steal OF second by a long slide;
Bowermnn's third strike Was Wild, and
Gam and BrodIe scored and Bowerman
got to second. Lauder pop flied to
Evans. Smith sent a bounder to Dab
len, Who tossed the ball to Irwin. nail
ing Bowrrman at third. Dunn was re-
tired by Farrell unassisted. Two runs
sixth Inning.
Dolan wdS called out on strikes.
Dahlen slammed "A scorchlng %grounder
TO Dunn. who threw Bill out at first.
Farrell was another easy victim on his
grass cutter. Smith tossing the ball to
McGann I'm time. No runs.
MoGinnity hunted but was nlpped at
1rst. Browne swung vlciouslv At three
slow drops and wen to- the bench.
Bresnahan hit safely over Farrell's
head for a sack, but was caught trying
to steal second, No rtps.
seventh Inning,
sFlood walked. Irwin fled out to
Krodie. Ritter foul flied to Lauder.
ENlus drove a low ny to Browne, No
runs.
Sheckard gathered in McGann's high
Rowerman also doubled, scoring Bro
die. Lauder flied out to Sheckord.
Smith foued out to Rlttep One run.
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MORNING WORKOUTS
AT SHEEPSHEAD TRACK

arm was asked ! mile in l.46. Judith
Campbell turned the distance in I1.47.
King hanover covered the same gtound
In la. The youngsters Aceful and
Payne breezed six furlongs at about q
two-minute clip.
]. e. Seagram's Gold Cure and stable
mate turned eve ~furlongs In I.4O.
Far RockawRy did six furlonEs In
1.2e LIZ. Dramatist, Pan Longin and
Healing salvs got short breathers at
three parts speed. L.<V. Bells Lady
Sterling severed a mile and a furlons
In 40.
Tho GoughacreB stabies Short Hose
Eallopsa 4 mile IN I.50. Trainer George
Miller sent Polite and Bquando a hiatt
In O.Si IA Ths J.AR. q b. p. koene'i
racers were an SHOWN, bpt nothing FAST
! WAh AaAteas
The evening world., 1902-09-17
ICLosE GOLF IN THE WEST.
Professional PlsSInE for Cham-
pionihIp Title mt Cleveland.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Sept. 1.-THE
morning play OF abe second day Of the
Western golf championship brought u
some changes in the standing Of the
pros" Gardner, the leader yesterday,
had a run OF bad luck on the first
round. taking a to ID the nine holes.
VIII Anderson and Willie Smith put
up the best game Of the morning, Smith
doing the lower nine holes In 81 and
Anderson In "a. This brings Anderson
up TO second. Gardner and Smith are
now on even terms for 1rst position.
derson during the entire mornings play.
The evening world., 1902-09-17
WILLIAMS HAS
LEAD At GOLF.
The County
Player Oomes Within
Three of Record on
New Brighton Links,

NEW BRIGHTON. 8. l.. Sept. IT,
The first eighteen holes of a thirty-six
holes qualifying round for the individual
championship of Staten Island was
played here this morning between men,
berS Of the Fox Hills, Harbor Hin and
Richmond County Country Club. Tho
best OF the early scores returned was
a IS, made by Otis l.. Williams, Rich
mond County Country Club. This is
within three strokes OF the record, Is,
held by W. Scott o'Conor. Harbor Hi
Golt Club. The scores follow:
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ASTORIA WINS WILLOW
STAKES IN RECORD TIME
tcontInued ftom Flrst paEel

enough 10 win. Gravina. Molly Brant
ana Wild Thyme raced in this order 10
Tire stretch, where EuKenia Burch closed.
~ the run home AstaTita held her own
ana won. by half q length from MoIly
krant, Who beat Eugenla Rurch a head
FOURTH RACE.
salInst Tor thrss-year-olds ana up: mile ana
s.astsz vss: Jocks, st.Hlsrln. str Place.
EssIss.. S 81 g ssss:sTa:::" ! ! 7.l5 :.
bsr " pac, 90. shka. ...t Q q ] e
start eoad. Won driving. Time--LE3 Is.
This was ons OF the best races OF the
say Nerito wen away In front hut
Soenfan sent Ethics right along and
neld 20 the hlly all the way. Bar lie
pnc tralleq to the far turn, where ne
ssan 10 close ground and make things
q interesting. Turning into the
stretch Ethics had Merlto beaten. bur
BAT lie Due, coming strong, made Coch-
ran reach for his whip. This made
hthles swerve a bit. Then Merito came
On etrong again and In a red-hot hnish
Aer3to won by a nose from Ethics.
VINO peat Bar lie Due a nose.
FIFTH RACE.
Yor maiden tno-yeSr-oldsi 1--WE and a half FUR.
The evening world., 1902-09-17
Standing of the CIubs.
AMERICAN LEA0UI
EIGHT SCH00NERS IN
.210.MILE OCEAN RACE.

Eight schooners have entered the
ocean race for Commodore Tod's cups,
which Is to be sailed on Friday. The
distance OF the race will DE 30 miles.
The start will be from the Atlantic
Yacht Club to Cape May and return.
The yachts entered so farNaTe:
George Lander, IRIS, schooner Endynlon, the
holder Of the transAtlanis record and winner Of
tive ocean races; the old schooner Coronst, owned
by Lewis Bossert, which defeated the Dauntiess
Across the Atlantic many yearB ago: Henry 8.
Parmeles'a Alert: j. O. y. Whitaker. which
rode out tho blizzard in 1885 George W. Putnam.
jr.'s, auxiliary Ariadne, which goes faster under
canvas than with her engines WorkInGi commo.
| dore y. T. Adamss saehem. the aakShlp OF the
| Atlantic Yacht CLUB; the HllderaTds, Owned rs
Edward r, Coleman, aud last. but not least, tht
topsail schooner Thistle. he naEship o. the AZ.
Isntic Yacht Club.
The evening world., 1902-09-17
HObOkcn Team strengthened.

The Hobohen baseball team will play
the bridgeport team at the St. George
cricket Grounds. Hoboken, on SUNDAY.
Manager Daab has strengthened his
team with two new players, Mccormick.
the crack infialder, and Rogers, the ox.
nhortotop OF the Bridgeport team, Dee
taa Will Pitch fer the Hobcktns.
The evening world., 1902-09-17
CENTURY ROAD CLUBS
LAST EVENT OF SEASON

The annual individual record run OF
the Century Road Club. inaugurated by
John T. wan and J. p. Staubach in 1855,
will be run for the fourth time on Sept.
8. The event has several features which
ara not common either to hundred-mile
runs or to races for the same distance.
The record run was originally designed
to give riders an opportunity to discover
and prove In how short a space they
could cover one hundred miles. Che net
time fdf each rider 10 taken and en-
graved on the medal to which he Is en-
titled oil completing the distance.
Entry blanks and all particulars are
obtalnabIe from the committee. 2 p.
staubach. No $40 West Ttty-third
street.
The evening world., 1902-09-17
MILLIONAIRES IN
HOT MATCH RACE.
Lord Derby and The Monk Each Win Exciting
Heat for $4,000 Cup.

| quarter post. where he 1foke. which
cost him the race. Invader came Under
the wire first. Earllne was second and
JoNmaker finished third. Time-2.H Ia.
The favorite. Invader, won the second
heat In a drive. Prince Selma was q
good second and Joy Maker third. Time
lib IL.
There was a great deal Of dlssatls-
faction by the general public Owe the
f9Norite, Prince Selma. driven by Scott
Hudson, losing two heats. Hudson
Therefore requested that another driver
lerted by the Judges. Prince Selma fin
ished last In the first heat and second
In the second heat. Hudson claimed
he did not think he could do him Justice
II he drove in the last heat. In this
heat Geers had Just as much trouble as
Hudson. for Prince Selma finished CAST.
ond to Ivandorr and third to Farllne.
Time-2.l3 "a.
The favoritc. Miss Wailllmont. with
Miller up, won the hrst heat OF the 2.lg
pole horse, put up a gallant fight, but
did not have speed enough, She fin
ished second. Diamond King was
third. Orr!n was distanced. Time
The second heat was q walkover for
Miss Willamont. She led all the way
from the first quarter and came in with
with Athanais third. Tlme-2.13 81.
Miss Willamont won her. third heat
and the race, she was a big favorite
all the way through. Mary Anna got
second money and Athanals third.
Tlme--2.13 1-2.
The Monk Wins FirSt Heat.
Then came the feature OF to-day, the
special for the amateur wagon cham
olonship OF the world, for a 5000 gold
cup. The contestants were Lord Derby.
2.0S Sd driven by owner, f. \. Smath-
ers, and The Monk, EOS 81. ably
handled by owner, c. X. G. Billings,
the Chicago gas magnate.
The Monk was a big favorite, but the
betting changed. and as the time of the
race Atew near Lord Derby was a
| favorite at . to l. The start was a poor
one in the first heat, The Monk hav-
ing fully a length the best of 1t. It
was nip and tuck for the first half,
| when The Monk led by about half a
length, which he held to the finish. Tho
first quarter was trotted in SO seconds.
the first half in 1.@ 81 ahd the mile
Lord Derby won the second heat by
a neck after a great race to the wire.
Pime-2.O6. a.
2.I5 Glass, Trotting.
In the fifth race, 2.15 trotting class.
amateurs to drive there were only two
starters-Dr Brook, driven by C. X. G..
billings, and label onward. driven by
r. G. Jones. This Was a very pretty
race, Tney trStted like one horse to
within "A few feet OF the wire. when
Mabel Onward shot ahead and won by a
nose. Ttme-2.l2.
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slipthritt. It's. Cochran ........... S even
Heno. ll6, o'Connor. ............. 9.lO out
Rockwater won.
Slipthrift was second.
HenO was third,
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American League.

BALTIMORE At BosToN-FlRsT CANE.
X. IL.
Baltimore -. 0 o OIL I
Boston ........ 8 : ! / o 2 x-l3 IS o
nG. Umpire-Connelly.
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GRAvEsEND ENTRIES.
Special to Ia. evening wor,.

Special to TIE Evening worldly
RACE TRACK, GRAVESEND. Sept.
1.-THE entries for to-morrow's races
are as follows:
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Zet1onnlere and Manru raced head
tHd head into the stretch, followed by
4HQHts Michasimas ani Hackensaek In
nfder. When straightened out for
4eutonhlere drew away and won
~ three lengths from Manru,
long enough 10 beat Benent
pr the place.
SIXTH RACE,
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n ? e HH:.1 ES1& "a H s:s "a. E E:s. 4. -
The Monticellonian., 1902-07-04
Respectfully,
 J..J. Doyne, State Superintendent.
Poisoning Z the System.

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