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Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1902-01-02

The recent dog show in Denver is de-
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Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1902-01-02

Stops the Cough and
Works or the Cold
Lex ttre Brono Quinine Tablets. Price Csc,
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1902-01-02

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup-
For children t~eething, softens the gums, reduces In
nsmmation, allays pain. cures windcohc- Dottle'
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Hask cti,all.
The second team OF the Atlantic A. \. OF Rocka
way was defeated 10y the MHrickS ut Corona OF
Saturday night By a score Of % TO Is,

The second team OF the Atlantic A. \. OF Rocka-
way was defeated 10y the Msrlcks nj Corona on
Saturday uight, By score OF 90 to Is,
At Glen Cove saturday night the Mystery
team ot that place played ihc lroquolN \. {. team
The latter team won by score OF - to % The
NyS,crv team has a few op"n dates. AddItSs
Frederick Hopkins box 1877. Glen cove. I. l.
The Bay Ridge \. &, second team has Soy. ;
uniformed team averaging from ll5 to i25 pounds
suitable guarantee VIA he given. Addrcs, Manager
Second Team, u, Il. \. c, $50 Forty sixth street
brooklyn
The -. Peter Junior Socicty'S seventy i've
pound team mas all eduesday evenings open
for games on rs court $40 West rwcniictn street,
Manhattan b rough. School ana church ,oan,S
preferred address Charles r, kuhcr:s, 80 -Four
tcenth street, BtOoklyu
The HaSbrpvck NclgutS Held club expect t.
have a nr,t class lightweight team tins season
and have secured Alexander Auir tie star centre
Of the MctrOprllta'S as coach. For games with
teams who average iii puuuds, address q. Morris,
manager, HsSbr1uck HclsutS y. J.
The Larchmount a, G, team OF Larchmont,
Conn, iourneyed 10 Flushing on saturday night.
where II played the seventeenth Scpa .atc Com.
panv team In the atmory, The visitors put up
4 good game. but no match for the s. \ T.
champions The soldiers Won by score OF
80 to \.
The Apache Indians representa-. The GteenpoInt
games Of basketball vita SoCoud teams OF utaeT
ORGANIZATIONS, averaging 10 pounds. Game To- be
played Oh SATURDAY nigh, In the y. n. &, court.
80 20 Manhattan avenue, Bro1klyn.
The Rubber Fivc OF the G-ccnpolnt Y. VI. G \.
and the nrst team NJ the Atlantic \. y played
on the court OF the lattai team a, RorRaway Beach
Saturday nEht. The game was very evenly
cont, S,ed the Rubber Tive team losing by score
OF II to Is In the preliminary eane the Ptauods
and the Npaches, both OF the Creenpontr. NJ c. 4.
iish,w, isht team Of the club The Apachss won
By score II 20 TO W.
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Enough games In the Oh css match between
Columbia University and the Brooklyn Chess
Club have now been decided to give the vic
tory to the latter by a score of OF to IA. with
two games still to BE- adiuiicat ed Solow
OF Columbia defeated King of Brooklyn AT
the tenth board and lazinsk, Columbia. drew
with Cowoll of Brooklyn, Most of the games
were. characterized by poor playing in the
end game on tolumbia's part The best
game was that between Capt. keelcr of
Colun hia aud Fox at the second table Tn.
Brooklyn team was headed by the strongest
PLAYERS in the borough. The two unfinished
gimcs are those between Kocler and Fox,
and Tucker Of Columbia and Lawrence OF
Brooklyn Other games resulted ~ follows:
DC Wiser, brooklyn. defeated Sewall, Colum T.
ha Curt. brooklyn, defeated Tyler. Columbia,
ElWcll, brooklyn. defeated Hoffman, Columbia;
Russell Brooklyn, defeated TolchinSky, Columbia,
GrDsscr. Brooklyn defeated Berg. Columbia.
Chlttcndcn Brooklyn. defeated Pctlman. Columbia
LAZinsk Columbia, and Cowc, Brooklyn, drew,
and Solow. Columbia. defeated King Brooklyn.
Columbia sends "A team of six men to tha
Monhlttan Chess Club this evening to meet
the Bishops Chess club In a dual match
on Nov the second intercollegiate match
will be played with Val" in Earl Hall at
(olumbiu
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AN EASY TEST.

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Bladder disease, the doctor asks: "Do
you desire TO urinate often, and are you
compelled TO get up frequently during the
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your urine stain linen? Is there n scald-
ing pain in passing it, and is it difficult
TO hold the urine back? IL so, your Kid
neys or Bladder are diseased"
Try putting some of your urine in a
glass tumbler, let il stand twenty-four
hours. IL there is a sediment or
cloudy, milky appearance, your Kidneys
are sick.
DR.. David Kcnnedy's Favorite Remedy
will surely relieve and cure even the
most distressing cases of these dread
diseases, and no physician can prescribe
a medicine that equals II for diseases Of
the Kidneys Liver, Bladder and Blood
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Chronic
Constipation. Sold in two sizes SOC and
81 90 per bottle.
Trai bottle free. Apply TO jungmsn, Druggist,
1920 3rd Ave, y, Y, or mention Morning sun and
NY
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RIIIDING or SHAMROCK M.
storm" shows That cup Challenger i
Well Under Way.

The story published ia THE SUN about six
weeks nCo that work on the Cup challenger,
shamrock III he'd been going on for some
time has boon denied many times nv those
Interested In the Yacht, but strong wind
which blew at Dumbarton about two weeks
ago furnished proof that Tue SUNS version
was correct A shed, the one under which
shamrock II was built in Dcnny's yard
was partially blown down and showed N"
skeleton Of tho new challenger Tn" Yacht
inC Wo-ld Of DC, % -sys'
1t Is not vet officially admitted Tint the
challenger will be- built by Denny Brothers
Of Dumbarton. but 10 one either inside or
out side Of the yard who has followed the
course of events with attort ion has any
doubts a. TO this, The she'd in which sham
rock II took form ha- been the scene of
much activity tor some tim" past, and there
are good rem ons for believing that IL holds
already n. fairly complete, although dis
ioiuted, -kopton of tie new Challenger,
The she'd i q, Temporary structure, built
entirely of timber, and intended only a.
shelter During the progIris OF ne torn
end of last week this shed began TO show
signs OF giving way. r0itun,teS. there
E'rr PENN o. Mot% 81 o, , At hnd t tnn
Of GoH n1S P S Rad "r" @ 9SsInf 9iH
at one time the work on IT." boat would
certainly have received serious setback,
and the advantage that We Iold OF hNlrg
our arrangement % well forward would
have been wiped out.
so far the course OF events in connoCtl' n
with the third Upton challenge for the Ameri.
cas- Cup answers IN all respects the eXpccta-
lions OF the Yachting men Of this district
As "A matter Of fact, the public and lorna
accounts of the racing and tn" informal
and even more interesting narratives Of h"
CLYDE yachstmcn who were more or less
attached TO the challenger during the contest,
mad" II plain that, apart from the condition,
laid down in the deed OF gift as fixed and
unalterable. every point In favor of the chal
longer was readily and willingly granted
when both boats were brought together
N Sandy Hook neither had the slightest
advantage over the other with the exception
Of tho fact that the crew OF shamrock II
had run a little scedv from their long spell
Of work and con nnement and ,h", n'cts OF a
climate which is certainly little trying At
that time OF the year This being so. Sir
Thomas Upton had practically nothing more
to ask for and the New York Yacht Club
in tho last contest are well content that the
races Of 1903 should be planned on the same
haa ip
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Gossip OF the Rims.

Barney Fucry OF Cincinnati Is another light
weight who wishes TO meet Joe Cans, fUcry has
q lar &c following In the West
Constant Reader, Brooklyn Address him care
OF 81, paul Building, Ann street ard broad"ay'
New YORK city.
Young Corbcu has received an oNcr To box SIT
rounds With Jack O'kecfc at chicago during the
latter mart OF next month. COfbCu says he VIII
accept provided substantial purse is offered
bal Hawkins Of california, who Is now In town.
SAWS that he would Ike 10 meet hid Mel artand
In a six round bout al Philadelphia before he sails
for England.
Tom kearns intends to retire from the ring after
This wear and 20 into business At baltimore. kohrHS
A few years ago was recognized as Que OF the best
lightweights IN the country.
Eddie hanlon, the conuucrcr OF Kid MCIaddcn
And Harry Forbes OF chicago have signed articles
to box twenty rounds AZ san Francisco thc latter
part OF ext month
Charley Sciger OF Jersey City announces that his
match with Joe Cans has nnaly been ClinChed and
thai the bout viii be htid al the Eureka A. c. ltal.
more, on Nov, II, II Is TO be for twenty rounds,
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CINCINNATI, NOV. 3-Favorites won four out
OF the six events at Iatoia to day. In the Stecpc
chase Crest. the favoritc, was beaten by Tatar
who was Is TO / In the betting.
Frs Race one mile Facade. 100 tSrullyp 3to /.
won: Princess Julian ion tilelgerSonl. 70 to sec
ond, ~. BuN 100 C.. Kelly. to l. third. Time,
1881.
Second Recr-One Mne-Baket Waters. i0i C.
Kelly. 5to > won Melbourne Eclipse. iOE Roman
cJ 20 - L. second Special TAX 1903 a. HGlh Nto ),
third Time. la
Third Race-One mile and an eighth-hdclan,e.
i0j tr Daily, % .. won l,itn, lnj a.. Matthews
sto I, second Aimless ~ ~ G lmorci, 3to l. third.
Tine. i55la
1873 81. Carter Is 20 T. won Crest l5S tNcAulNe,,
to l. second, Allegiance. III uHdcf. To |. third
Time. 900
Firh Racc-I1vr fprlongs -NAuauSa. 10 ~.
Dalrl. 30 l. won. Ncr>lfy 10? UicrraO. lOto l. sec
ord. Gloria Nundl, ID. Gilmore. 20 TO /. third.
Time. 10 u.
sam itlre-Orc mile Nee ps preston, 1 20 l.
won Tburon 100 C Mood. 30 10 I. second Lady
OF the West. l0l LAllairel. IS to |, third. Tine.
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to /. won; Fake. ris lHoar,. s TO D. second; FIJI

form ioi CWiikc rsonl 100 10 l. third Time ITO IS
second Race FIVE flriongS-Mary McCarer'y.
lOs (,attStel. 20 g. won; Agnes Mack, " tNorper.
ito l. second Belp Graham, W N. Waldo. 20 20 |.
third. Time 1923
Third Race-Fivc and a halt 'urlonrs Golden
Rule iOf buchanan. , to ). won. hummer luG
(Hoarl, 10 to l. second: Jack DeMund. 10 W.
waldo to !. third. Time. %.
Fourth Race One mile and a Sixiccn'h-Iuclcn
Applcby. IL Buchanan. ! to ? won Ethylcnc.
rs Ulattistci. 3to 2 second HoOdvnk, g2 ,Nohhlusl
! 20 /. third Time, a.
Fnh Racc-Scven tuiongs Federal. g. Rob
bins, | TO g. won. Fhitbury ~ d'aker. 10 T. sec
ond. Nucain io5 Oblrhenrlthl, o to l. third. Time,
/ "a IS.
sixth Race-One inile-Scotch plaid. loj tBuch
anani. so s. won. Firral lbs ,ptiN 1910 l. second:
Count I'm OUT. 03 G'lker'. 10 l, ttird. Time.
lg;35
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Tigers May 60 Into CancelIing Business.

PRINCETON. Nov s-1he Princeton eleven
came out of It's struggle with Cornell
unscathed and now circumstances are
favora BILE for adding the finishing touches
for the contest with Vale two weeks hence
Only one other game remains on this season (
schcdul" and that il with the Oraug" Athletic
Club next saturday, II T., however, not at
oil certain that this match viii be held aS
the Tigers coaches are contemplating tho
ACCESSIBILITY Of avoiding all further risks
out the best that il in the team. The coaches
on the whole are pleased with the Tigers
work on Sa urdBy, although they thoroughly
appreciated tho fact that Their" has got to
be- a big Improvement II Princeton is TO go
against Yale in championship form.
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old raliens: seven
CRESCEIS AGAINST CYCLIST.
Nalthour to Ride a Nnc and a Quarter
While the Horse TrOtS q Vile.

ATLANTA. Ga. Nov. 1t has been decided
that Bobby Walthour must go 4 mile and a
quarter while Cresccus goes "A mile in the
race between the champion cyclst and the
champion trottcr on newt Thursday afternoon,
AT Piedmont Park. Walthour Will be allowed
pace. and a portion Of tie track, probi bly,
the pole win be put in H.. best OF condition
for him, Wa!thour will begin 10 train i'm
mediately. and he hopes to defeat the mighty
Crpsccus, though he viii undoubtedly have
70 hurry 20 beat 'he trottcr. George "A
Ketcham, owner Of the feet footed Gre sCeus
arrived here on saturday night.
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Football Notes.


Constant Rcadrr-A wins.
George u. Compton-At Franklin Field, Phia-
delphia on Nov. %
Yale gained a total Of 200 yards to IVES, Points
50 In rushing last saturday,
(;oSs the Yale guard wore leather mltterS on
his hands In the West Point game. his hands J'lug
cut There were times when he played as II his
legs were bound together with twine.
Brown will probably be a teVoritc over columbia
neat SATURDAY The only line on the two teams
Is the following Blown bca, PennSl lvana 10 TO G,
and Penn sylvania beat Columbia II 10 o..
The tremendous scoring power OF the University
OF Michigan team was not SO tremendous when
The 90 and so points per game they had been ro'lins
up they dropped to when they met Wisconsin.
The latter once took the ball on downs on th'lr
on VA rd line
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CABLE CHESS ny NARCONIp
British Challenge Our Plairrs-IiOpe to
send Moves by wireless TelegraDhy.

-NVfTTV N
LONpoS. Nov. 3-The city OF London
Chess Club, which has replaced the dcfunct
British Chess club a. the premier asSocia-
ton has forwarded a challenge TO the Brook
lyn Gloss cub for the annual international
mat "a for the trophy oNcf"d by Sir George
NewUc- The match will probub bly, take
pace in February, when the British hope
10 hc able to employ tho Marconi wireless
system in sending the moves
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Fast Auto Run to Iakew God.

on sunday X r. Rainey OF this city took
party, including a couple of women to Lake
wool IN the Panhard machine that he pur-
cha~ed from the Baron de Rothschild at the
record breaking price OF $4,000. The trip
To,tenyille, Perth Amboy and New Bruins.
wick was made IN hour 81 minutes and ~
seconds, actual running time. the stopping
time being deducted. As the distance IL
Just seventy-two miles. this was q speed
slightly better than thirty-six miles an hour
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'Hi,Adp, Nov. 3.-Luci-n Appleby, with us
~ mds IN, won the feature event at the open of
LAKESIDE to-day. The race was mile and si1
.tntn henllcAp In which nine OF thirteen OF the
oHgph entries were scratched. - ~
f,r'e Race-s'x frrlongs--Aromston ITO tO,is,
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Members Of the olympia and Alpha clubs took
pari IN the Arcade hrsdpin tournament last night.
The scores.
Olympia Team 40 Schumacher. 90; Meyer. 81;
Danke. %: wagner, 100; Dertrand, ioi. Total, 40
81 Ncygand'. 81; stuart. IS. Total. 29j
- plympa Team No. 2.2inkan IS Roaner u.s.
Bnva1d - Stuctzer 70. Never ZOE. Total 800
Alpha Team 40 ?-Bar'cis -; Cuchen ~. Rroger
~ Bard ~. Angus. S. Total $40.
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Jimmy stone Gets Decision Over Peter
Brooks.

BosroS. Nov. 3-At the IenoV \ e. to-
night Jimmy stone Of New York received
the decision over Peter Brooks of Lawrence.
The bout was one of six rounds and exceed
ingly fast stone was by far tn" clevercr
and easily outpointed his opponent
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hicaeo Automobile show.

All Of the iSs spaces laid ont in the Coliseum
at Chicago for the show there next February
have been sold There are about sixty el-
bibitors for the main building. The annex
Is expected TO be called into service.
Hoothall-NAnhAttAn VI, Oreoa A. @ Al JAapeI
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ELRGE nINiH

With tallfes o. 93l and e6S the Independence I'VE
defeated the Glenmores and Corinthians In the
Grand Central tournament OF Brooklyn last night.
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huTnIo[Bcrne't, 2h Gum. III thFrIhhrd
lis HIrsChnann, i7n Gallu>Scre. i5s Total 80.
st. Marx S-Gornlev is2. Trunk Jr., ic5. French
100 la Dage .O2. Arnold 40 Total Tas
SECOND GAME
81. Mark's-fiorrniev i4s: Trunk Jr.. i8s French.
1926 In bag. III: Arnold ISL. Total! 7st.
Glcndne-Kocchlns les: Dllnan ita. c. Fuchs
lf0 Lame, Isl; r. Fuchs lt7. Total. sos.
THIRD GAMY.
Bu:'alp- Barnett. iSS. Guth. 1871: Moore, i47.
HlfNch ann lc4 GaIussere, i6I. Total. 76i
Glendale -koerhiing. la. Snaith lfs c. Fuchs
lH lAinc, 1877 Il. Fuchs ij5. Total 7sS.
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At the Gcrmanla Assembly Rooms alleys last
night the tournament series resulted In two VIC
tories for the Glendales and one for the Bunalos.
The
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American Wooden Company-Frsnkle. 1877 Hag.
scrty, 1871 Lansing. 1855; Donaldson. 1856; Warmth.
49, Total. 7G2
View York Edison Company eream No 2-De
Rivera. lgl. Harris, 1888. Brown 100 HUI. 1879 Mccoy
id?. Total, ~.
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900 and the result was two easy victories. The

900 and the result was two easy victories, The
scores
fIRsT GANf.
PhiiadrlphoS Council-Mar'in. 100. Nedlcus. 20?
Nandexar IA. Stoddard, i5i, Bicrschenk, 1877. To
tai. 500
Gra'lrrcy Council-Bauman, lai DahlAcndcr :.
iG2 Rldd, i6s. Eek, iA8. BodcnNcin, 10 To.
tai, go.
SECOND OAME.
Creamery Council Bauman. los Grlesnan. SO
Rudd. 40. Eek. is0, Bodenstcin, l1j. Total. 80
Brcyoort Council-RoS las Boyd pa, Brewer.
100 Foley, l0+ bliss, 1872. Total, 643
THIRD 0AMh,
Brevoort Counci--Ross 81 Boyd, ltG. Brewer.
ii5 Foley 81. Bliss. io?. Total. iSi
Philadclphos Council Martin, 200 Ncdfcus. iei,
vandeksr. i12; Stoddard. 49,; Bierschcnk. Ia,
Total. 9o5.
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A SACRIFICE $50 buys HANDSOME HACN-
NE( BRED cos. uc i absolutely sound fearless
Of eyer ming hiOh KNEE ACTION. la iact a
harness nor,e ,Coriued Also at o. hRTER
VAL l. N'ANLN NEW Rl NNBDtl fribbcr
ure.. FNNl.N SURREY seats four WALDORF
TIM. BR@WSTEE BRO CHAM .rulh'r uT,Sl,
VICTORIA it' BBi.k IlkIN, GAM. carr
ANp co 'PE kDCNN"NN. IMPEDING iGON.
Sirl.r amt double harness IMPORTED lady, and
gem . riding ,5.iilr and hri'lc. IlR AND CLOrH
ROBES. slN%NEr~, OVN rs PRIVATE STA,
BILE % Mdu.> "a ay., near T>tl ST.
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Glenmore-Paul Halter 1855 Berg i73 ReiY. Il
Holden, 100 Nelson. la Total go.
independence SecdoTf. 1856. Ordns 225. Hide
brandt. 1871 Young. i7S. SOhl 2le. Total. 03l.
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ROWLING.

Although the Beadleston, Hall a Co. team bar ely
passed the 100 mark In each Of the FIRST two Stock
Exchange League tourna ment games al the White
Elephant alleys last nisht. both resultedn victories
The scores
>, stewart, Barr co-Dyet. lis; Roland iis;
f f. consn iuass M se consn is sas ss
Dosi. ii?: Edmonds. iS v. Smith. 200. Total. ass
Stewart, Barr & To- eo.-bssu, lis; Roland, ,oi;
Haslam. 90. Judge; 100 Scanncl. i.s Total. Ssi u,
csthcsr ton i ' BlSdensursS' is Ga Gassheras.
Total 1oi.
II. Contsnt 4 Gov: Content. 80; Dosi. 50: G.
smith iia Edmonds. i?s; " Smith, ISL, To-
Beadlcs,on. Hail & Co.-Corbett. lss; keefe. 100:
TaiheaIl 1872; Biydenburgh. i+?; Gallagher 2oi'
John simmons COMPANY nrN team won the SCI,
League tournament last night by sol pins. The
scores.
So carroll 90 Philips. i2s, Total, ,Ss D,,..
%; Sonran; IA, steves, iis, ca'anaush, 1872; Nc
So Gsr5. d ii; r6iiips 60 IS,.l .1s w...n,
i!s WALTON las; shopp 1879: Boyle. 1855; Maurer.
Ronais q Johnsln Company. Of Brooklyn
R iss l.s; Conran M S,e,ess 1885, cavanHush
J0hn summons Company, Team No. l-Wegand
49, Walton IA, shopp. i.s: Boyle. 1877; Maurer
100 Total, 7Jl.
II wa, victory and defea, for EACH Of the three
competing teams In the Commercial League tourna-
ment last night. The scores:
GAAE
American Can Company-West. los: Starr. isa.
Henriqncs l6s. Murdock. 1872, pattendon, 49,.
Total 81,
American Wooden Company-Frankle, les: Hag-
gerty! iiS. Lansing, 49, Donaldson, 40, Warmth
202 Total. sGs.
SECOND 0AME.
Am rican Can Oompany-West, 100 Starr, io7
Henrilues 1871. hurdock. isS. Patiendon. III
TOTAL, s2S.
New York Edison Company Team No. 2-De
RIVERA, l+ Harris. $50. Brown. 1925 Hnl. 1871. Mccoy.
1888 Total. 72s.
THIRD GAME.
American Wooden ompany-Frsnke. 1877; Hae-
gcrty ISL Lansing, 1855; Donaldson, 1856; Warmth.
10. Total. 100.
N"w York Edison Company rream 10. 2-De
Rivera. lsl. Harris 1888, Brown. 100 Hnl iss. Mccoy
IN? Total, ~.
At the Gcrmania Assembly Rooms alleys last
night the tournament series resulted In two vic
tories for the Glendales and one for the Bunalos.
The scores:
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IImr, lOS.
Poor start; won driving; Mamie Worth, oh. g. ?
By -. George-Ethc Thomas owned by Jacob
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Bedford Conclave carried of the honoys In I
OrfcT OF HeptasophS' tournament In Brookl
last night The scores:
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Corlnthian-Holme las: Wenksl, ies: Joraschek.
III Milford. 2i3 Holden. Us. Total. e?s.
lnde pcndence- Secdort. 1853 Ordlng, iea Hiidcr
brandt 30 Young. 220. SOM. 2l3 Total, as.
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SECOND OAME.
Am erican Can Oompany--West, 100 Starr, io7
Henrilues 1871: hurdock, isS. Pa,tendon. III
TOTAL, s2S.
New York Edison Company Team No, 2-De
Rivera, ~ Harris. $50, Brown. i26, Hnl 1871. Mccoy.
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FIRST RACE,

Selling. FOR three year olus and upward, 500
added. apprentice riders who have never handled
- a winner. AloMancts. seven furlongS
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Tine. 10! IS
Good start: driving Harrison. br. G, 2, hy
Frcr knlght-Nllcty. owned by VI. T. Danaher.
FlTH III HtIE1
Handicap for all ages. $500 added; one mile aud


Fair start; won ridden out, Harry New. blk c.,
By Pirate Of Pcnzanc e--Barcclona, owned by {, II
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Although the Beadleston. Hall Co. team bnrely
passed the 100 mark In each Of the rrst two Stock
Exchange League tourna me nj games at the White
Elephant alleys last night both resutedi In victories
h..
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sFCOsb GAME

Clinton Conclavc-Cleary, 1872: Falcorer. II
Cook, l27; Hnc Imam. l2g; Bannor, l3s Total. o.
Bedford Conclayc-falok. 1895: Beilman. 10
r. Sheffield. i5s. Horton. 1856; Fischer. iss. Tt
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Glenmorr-Paul Haler. III Berg. 1871; ReiN 1911
Holden, 20l; Nclson ISIS. Total, gO2
thlan-fioIme IA. Wen2el. 2li, Joraschek,
ioi. Milford. III; Holden, 1877. Total $40
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II Content q COW. Content. 10: Dost, SO: c.
Smith. la; Edmonds. 1873 ". Smith, 1871. To
tai. 500.
Beadlcston, Hall & Co.-Corbeu. i3s keefe, 100
Total, 72e
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De Long Couclave-ralmer, 1875: Hamburger, ss:
Clark 10 Doyle. i37: Neuman. le3 Total, 500
Clinton CouClavc-CeaD. i0i Faconer, l64:
Cook ~ Hinchmann, lSa. Bannot. IA Total 81.
THIRD dANE.
Bedford CouClayc--fallck. lSs; Belman, Ia;
Horton i65 Buck ldI Fischer. 100. Total, sol
De Long Concave--Neuinan, 1877: Doyle, iilS
Clark. - Hamburger. 100 Palmer. IS Total, $50.
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Poor start; won ridden out, SHARK b g, 4. by
Lnak I nadllld, owned By W. Oliver.
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FIRaT 0AMR.
4. i. Heating l05, De Vcrtu Of. Morgan.
so; Carroll %, Philips, 1928 Total. ass.
k1nads d Johus ~ Company Of Brooklyn Ryder,
%; tonrai. lil, stoves, MS ChNaLhugh lS2. Nc
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II was victory and defeat for each Of the three
competing teams In the Commercial League tourna-
ment last night The scores:
FIRST GAAE.
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:, Ronalis Johnsln Company, OF Brooklyn-
Ryder. i<s. Conran III, Stoves, 1888: Cavanaugh,
100; Mccormick ~. Total, 7i2.
John simmons Company, Team No. l-Wegand.
1872. Walton. ia. Shopp, l4e. Boyle, 1871, Maurer.
l7g. Total 73l.