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WORTH ENTRIES.

CHICAGO, Oct. 26.-The entries for
to-morrow's races at Worth track fol-
low:
First race. six furlongs, selling-Winesa
Io4. Chamblee 1o7. Idogo 1o9. Jackfull lO9.
kings Court 109. Goodman 100 Beautiful and
Best ll2. Marshalsea ia. Matte Spencer Il9.
Fiaunt 119. Dr. Moody no. Handsome Man
ll9 Corblets Bay 49, Joe Frey 122
Second race. six furlongs, purse-Simplicity
81. Bradwarlin 81. Midge 97 Mohnhorst 81
Rossbourne 100, Bishop Poole 100. Kenton 100.
Downpatrick 100, Mon Amour IO4. Platoon lO4
Broadway Girl 1O4. Logistella IO4 Scotch Irish
101, Psncreatis 10T Dr. Leggo 107, Flaxrnan
1I5.
Third race. one and an eighth miles selling
La Chapercne 81. Foxmead 95 Annora 95.
Docile So Sar1lla 81. Rankin 100 Excentrai
loo. Hot 101. Bard Of Avon 1o1, Niaxus log,
Swiftwing 100
Fourth race. one mile neutrality-suspicious.
95. Sir Brillar 95 Rankin 90. Huzzah 9s Spen-
cerian 100 Lady Jocelyn 105. (Rankin and
Huzzsh. Arthur entry.l
Fifth race, six furlongs. purse-Cfold enamel
So. Ivan the Terrible 92. Sir BriIlar 90. Golden
Rule 100. Oympan 1O3. Don Domo 105.
Sixth race. one mile, selling-Berry WaddeIl
81. VOLTA 81 Merry Pioneer 81, Careless 9e.
Mezzo 1Ol. Brand New 1o2. Mad Mu1lah IO2
siIvermesde 102. Gus Heidorn l02. Columbia
Girl 102. Clausus 104 Lem Reed f06 Hands
Across 1oe. Automation 107. Meistersinger 100.
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Britt and Cans Do
Some Exciting
Slugging.
BOTH APPEAR FIT
Fighters Seem Sure
They Will Weigh
In Properly.

Vice President Corral of Mexico was
the most distinguished visitor at jim
my Britt's training quarters yesterday
at CrolPs Gardens in Alameda. He
watched the little boxer go through a
three-round slugging match Of the
fiercest description with Frank Rafael
and enjoyed the performance as much
as he would a bull fight in his own
country There were many other call
erS besides the man from Mexico. The
gymnasium was crowded when Britt
began his work at $3.50. In addition to
sparring Jimmy tossed the medicine
ball, wrestled with "Tiv" Kreling,
punched the bag and operated the
wrist machines and skipped the rope.
In the morning Britt went four miles
on the road, sprinting and walking al
ternately. After returning he took his
usual dip in the bay and then submit
ted himself to a rundown. Jimmy in
dulged in his last boxing and from now
until he ceases training will substitute
shadow sparring for the real thing.
Britt announces that he never felt bet
ter while training for any of his pre-
vious ring contests and his appearance
bears out his assertion. There is not
that drawn look about him that charac-
terized his appearance when he vas
ready TO battle Young Corbett. The per-
spiration flows freely during his work
showing he is we'll above himself. In
his boxing he does not assume the
graceful attitude made familiar by
Cans and Erne, but seems to SLOUGH
about. This impression vanishes the
instant he delivers a blow, when it is
apparent he is a mass of nervous en-
ergy.
Everything is running as smooth as
glass AT Joe Cans training quarters at
Billy Shannon's villa, with the excep-
ton of those so-called sparring
matches Kid Sullivan says of them:
L would hate to be Britt when Joe
fights"
The spectators say, How would you
like to be the Kid?'
The so-called sparring match to-day
was fast and furious. The champion
and Sullivan fought away for seven
hard rounds and at the finish the cIar-
ct was flowing profusely from the Kids
nose and he looked anything but a
daisy. Joe tried to coax him to come
back for more, but Nay, nay, Pau
line was the Kids reply. AS Frankie
Mcdonald was taking off the Kids
gloves, the latter whispered, Say, Mac,
I'd hate to be Britt next Monday
night"
Cans seems in perfect condition and
says he never felt better in his life. He
likes the climate of Marin County and
says he enjoys training there. Yester-
day morning ne took his usual run of
fourteen miles and returned to camp
breathing easily.
He worked an hour in the gymna-
sium in the afternoon, going through
ell of his exercises, and wound UP the
days work with the seVen-round SPAR
ring match with Kid Sullivan
Joe still weighs about 135 pounds
and viii make no endeavor to get be-
low that figure until about Saturday
He says making the required weight is
a pipe.
Referee Eddie Graney will see Joe
work out to-day.
There was not a pool ticket sold on
the fight yesterday, but speculation is
expected to commence to-day. Good
judges of price expect the betting will
go to 10 to s at once, with Cans favor
ire
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NADEAU's THROW SAVES GAME.
Brownies Fielder Wings Brashear Out
at Plate in Ninth.

PORTLAND. Or, Oct. 26.-Al-
though Butler was clouted for four
two-baggers he pitched superior ball
and, with good support, won his game
from Jones. In the ninth. with one
run needed to tie the score, Butler
walked Brashear. Then Spies drove
out his scond two-bagger of the day.
The sphere headed toward left field.
While Nadeau was going after ii
Brashar was tearing around the cor
ners. Nadeau winged the ball to
Beck and the Dutchman whipped the
leather to the plate, where Kellackey
stood with outstretched hands. Bra
shear came along a fraction of a sec
ond too late. The score:
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BIG MORENO LASTS ONLY
HALF A ROUND WITH CASEY
Bob Cairns Fights Mike Synfy to a
Standstill and Earns a Bferited
Decision.

After Jim Casey had landed two or
three fairly effective wallops on the
jaw of Walter Moreno last night the
latter seemed all in and the police put
a stop to further slaughter. Moreno
went down four or five times and
seemed afraid of his burly opponent
The men were doing the main stunt
for the Lincoln Athletic Club at Me-
chanics' Pavilion Annex. Their per-
formance was the crowning portion of
shabby programme.
Bob Cairns won the verdict of Mike
Synfy in the best encounter of the
night. Both men battled desperately
and on several occasions both were
all in. Synfy rallied in the last two
rounds and had Cairns on his way to
queer alley. But the latter's good
wallop came in handy at critical mo-
ments and won him the decision.
Young Choynski beat Joe Larkin in
four rounds, James McCann quit in
the first round of his go with James
Fitzgerald, Jack Coyne finished Gene
Turner in a round and AL Mcdonald
was given the decision over Mike
Kutchos.
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FOUR HORSES HEADS APART.
TRvo-Year-Olds Hook Up i'm Sensa-
tional Finish at Worth.

CHICAGO, Oct 26.-Four horses
finished heads apart at Worth in the
third race to-day at one mile for two
year-olds. Cutter, the favOrite at even
money, won. Second money was given
10 Flight at 100 to /, with Palm Tree
third. Monte and Pancreatis finished
next, heads apart There was quite
q difference of opinion as 10 which
horse finished second, some declaring
Pancreatis was second and that Flight
finished away back in about sixth po-
sition. -Four favorites won. The
track was fast, the weather clear and
the attendance good J. A. Wern-
berg. the California owner won three
purses with Emperor of India, Cut
ter and DutifuL Summaries:
FIRST RAcE-slK furiongs; three -year-olds
and Up: selling:
I3ettins; Horse Weight, Jockey. St. Fin
u 70 5-optionsl 1OT Cshaver). s y 81
2s % l-Milsdi Love. 10 CRnIlD 2h3 80
winner. J. A wernbers's br. g, 90 9'''s By
Prime Minister-Sarsh Kimbro. Jigger lio
Mary s6s "A xMeGafterty le5 Anna Besll 10. Monis
Nervstor lis' Fromage de Bre los. finished
SECOND RACE-one and a sixteenth miles:
Ihr.e- -yeaT-olds ana Up: selling:
f ao f-Bs5E o5Ie s,-ss, Ms.sh1i ,os JoGksy st Fin
70 2-Gilfain, 102 CPottering1. 81 "a
il % Blue Mint.110 DOMINIC S / 4
Time. ! 80 - Start good Won easily
Winner. r. F. Myers b. C. % by Troubadour-
BTi-erta. ST. Blue IS. Rabunta 1O3 BonnIe
l..the l02 LSneford James ss. Lila Nosl ss
Min-ore 9e. Harry Preston IO2. Pearl Diver
iO7. finished as named
THIRD RACE-one mile; two-year-o,as.
purse.
betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fir.
Even-cuttsr. 105 CTreubeD.. / inkiL
100 70 Plight 90 (Jenkins). II Al Oh
6to Pain Tree. 9S (Herbrt) 2 81 All
Time. 1s12 rs Start good. Won driving
Winner. J. A. Wernbergs b. Z by Gotham
Kenmore Queen. Monte los Psncreatis 30
Matadcr 100. Lydia Meadors e5 Janeta 100
Dixie Lad e6, The Gadhy IS. Annie Alone 9s
Captain Neroth 81. Belsarano 95 finished As
named
FOURTH RAcE-one mile; three-vear-o1ds
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DELMAR ENTRIES.

First race. six and half furlongs. three
yesr-old fillies and mares. seIling-Bisuka IO5
Maghoni los. Dusky Secret 95. Rejoice los,
Birdie Stone 100, Florie 100. Coreen 100 Fan
nette 95.
Second race. five and half furlongs two
year-old hlliee. selling-Lady Sellers 95. Esther
Goodrich 80. Voltage 95, Ethel's Pride 95, Gas
come 9s. Kathryn L e5. Edith Vice 9S, Clara
Dee 100 Gotta Stone 90. ollie Burnett 100.
Annisquam s5. Wakeful e5. McJetta 95, Ar
COSY IS.
Third race six and a half furlongs three
yesr-olds and up. fillies and mares selling
Maid Of the Order 95. Vineland 100, Hazel II
100, Gerda los. Ray 105 Always Faithful 100,
Ora 100.
Fourth race six furiongs three year, olds
and up. handicsp-Aden 1876 Frank Bell los
Follies Bergeres 103, Icewater ia Malster IO7
Matte II 9s. Lasso 100. Bytheness e5
Oudon S2
Fifth race. one mile and seventy Yards
three year -olds and up. alowances-Ingoithrift
81 Light Opera 81. Miss Betty 49, Iyernia
o. Taby Tosa 102. Mafalda 49, Miss Nae
Day 1O7
Sixth race. one and three sixteenth miles
four year-olds and up. selling-sJake Weber
o5. sBirdwood 100 mint Bed 100 Hucena 100
DR.. Riley 100 Secundus 100 'GuadaIoujver
e5 sGeorge Vivian 80, 'Murmur 100 William
F II 100 Belle Bernard 90 Harry K 10o
Apprentice allowance claimed.
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PAGER BREAKS
ALL RECORDS
Noted Son of Patchen Flies
Over Track, Clipping Quar-
ter Second Off Own Mark
CROWDS HIS PACEMAKER
Spectators Cheer Peerless
Animal as He Comes Down
Stretch, Urged by Driver

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Oct 26. - With a
paeemaker carrying ? windshield in
front and accompanied by a runner at
the side Dan Patch, driven by Hersey
paced the fastest mile at the trOtting
park to-day ever made by horse IN
harness, circling the track in one
minute and dfty-six seconds fat. The
former record. 1864. was made by Dan
Patch In 1902. The son OF Joe Patchen
warmed up ia splendid shape and.
after scoring once, he was sent away.
With ClOcklike precision the brown
horse stepped around the first turn and
to the quarter in .29. Turning down
the back stretch Scott Hudson, who
drove the pRcemaker. had 10 urge his
horse. as Patch was crOwding him. The
pacing marvel fairly flew TO the half
in ;573h, and when the time was an
nOuncsd a great cheer came from those
present. At the three-quarter pole the
timers board showed 1:261k.
RECORD BREAKER Is CHEERED.
When the brown PAGER passed the
judges stand IN 1856 fiat. cheer after
cheer greeted the performance, and
Hersey was almost carried from his
sulky on his return TO the stand. Tko
windshield used was the same as that
employed when Lou Dillon trotted
mile In 1854. 1t consisted Of strip OF
canvas about four feet square attached
to the sulky Of the running pacemaker.
Another sensational performance was
that OF Major Delmar. E. E. Smathers'
trotting champion. when he trOtted a
mile to a high-wheel sulky IN 2:07 fat.
1t was announced by the judges before
the trial that the sulky was nOn-ball-
bearing and weighed 541s pounds It
was also explained that the vehicle was
of the same pattern as that used by
Maud s IN her memorable flight against
time in 1884. when she trotted mile
In 2:0SA.
Major Delmar was driven by Alta
Mcdonald. He went to the quarter In
:301k. the half in 1:02% and the three
quarters IN 1884.
DRIVER ED GEERS INJURED.
The days sport was marred by an
unfortunate accident, Edward Geers.
the veteran driver and trainer. was ex-
ercising JOymaker. a trOtter, and,
on turning into the stretch at q fast
clip. cOllided with one Of several track
wagons on the ground. His sulky was
tilted high in the air and Gesrs was
thrown heavily 70 the ground. When
assistance reached him it was found
he had sustained severe injuries. one
leg being broken and the other badly
injured Geers was taken to a hospital,
where tonight il Is rumOred he is rest
ing easy. His injuries are regarded az
serious. Summary;
Al pace Two IN tnrees tAVuo-Ha alSloh Won
two straight heats in 2:13n and 2:171A. Emil
y and Flinch also started.
2:12 tret, two in three. Sl0oo-Vansandt won
two straight heats IN 2:1O1s and 2.O9A. Main
land, EsxsHits, The 0ussteF and Invader alse
started.
225 trot. two IN three. S1oOO-TOm Axworthy
won two straight heats IN 2;O91a and 2.1OA-
Maud Maxine Mis- Jeanette. Oak Blossom.
Getaway. Baby Ford and Odie @ also started.
Major pelmar TO break 2.osA 70 high-wheel
suIky-Tsms by quarters s9o18' l'o2As l'SA'
2s07.
Dan Patch 70 beat 1 ;5stt pacing-Tims ~
quarters. if9 5Th. 1:26h. 1855
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Kings Trophy Wins Derby Trial.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Oct 2e.-Elm Ridge
racing results
First race. one and an eighth miles-Tele-
phone won. Hopeful Miss second; Dungannon
third Time, :54%.
Second race. 1--WE and half furlongs-Envoy
won, Mart Gentry second. ST. Denis third
Time. 1:oSh.
Third race. one and a sixteenth miles
Princess Tulane won, Leila second Lacy
Crawford third Time, 1:4SA
Fourth race. the Derby Candidates. stakes
one mile. wo-year-olds-King' Trophy wen
Tyrolean second. Girdlestone third Time. 1 Al
Fifth race, five MISUNDERSTANDING won, Van
Ness second Jehune third Time, l OILY
Sixth race. seven furlongs-PorQuoi Pas won
Sigmund second Waterspout third Time
.28
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Iatonia Race Results.

CINCINNATI. Oet. 26.-Latonia racing ~
suits
FIRST race. nve fariOngs-Nat r won. Heidsl-
berg second. Saulsberry third. Tine, ti011S.
Second race, mie0Taxman wen, show
man seoend. VarrO third Tine. al =.
Third race. handicap. steeplschaSe. short
esurss-Balsas wgHs Pick Tine second. Rip
third. Time. 5i02
Fourth race sin far1gngs-Cemrads won, Ths
Regent second. otrais third Tine. 1: :141t.
Fifth rase. enc and a quarter miles-C,arats
won. Prism sseend, Barney Bsrks third. rins.
2i07hs
sixth race. ave sna half far1onss-Grs~a
third, Fttns s6sLs
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EXPERTS MAKE
FORM FORECAST
JAMAICA SELECTIONS.

By the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Diamond. Bells entry,
Gay Boy.
Second race-Gravina. The South
erner. Midshipman.
Third race Spring Silk, Revane.
StcpaWay.
Fourth race-MineoIa. Israelite. Mo-
net
Fifth race-Niblick. Flinders. Dan
seuse.
Sixth race-First Mason. Ormonde's
Right. Dolly SpankeF.
Condition OF the track-Fast.
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Roller Cycle Race ana Dance.

The first roller cycle race and dance
Of the season will be given under ths
auspices Of the Angel City Wheelmsn
on November 1 at Native Sons Hall.
The principal prize OF the night viii
be the Kerrigan trophy-a handsoms
cup presented in behalf Of Superior
Judge Frank II. Ksrrigan BY his many
friends.
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and up: purse:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St AZ ryr
20 10-Ananias. 81 (Reed) )..... s II /
TO 6-New NJ. Hay 100 CRbns) 1 "a 2 10
10 TO Columbia Girl 81 RnlD AZ an
Time, Al. Start good. Won handily Win
ner, J. H. Schorr's ch. c. (3) by Ocean Wave
Veracious. Mendon 35. Harvey I04 Introductor
101. finished named
FIFTH RACE-One and a sixteenth mile.
three-yesr-olds and up; selling
Betting Horse Weight Jockey st. q Fin
6 10 1-Dutiful. l03 CrreubeD....5 8 In In
7 70 b--Aggie Lewis, 81 (Shaver) 8 Al 9in
% Federal. ITO (McIntyre)... u 3aL
Time, las 2-5. Start good. Won driving
Winner J. A Wernberg's gr. h. ca by Fa-a .
day-Slip Along. Barzelmore los Royai Ptr.4
iO2 Clausus 107. Arab 1o5 Edward Hale 1oS
Burning Glass 113 finished as named
SIXTH RAcE-Six and a half furIongs.
three-year-olds and up; purse:
Betting Horse. Weight, Jockey. st. q Fin
10 6-F1orsi King. 116 RmnlD 4 15 IA
13 to harrington. 40 (Dmnck) 3 s h "a
200 10 1-Ern. Parbam. 110 Wrgo) 80 "a
Time. LII S-5. Start good. Won easily
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SUMMARY

e. Errors - Spencer. Kellackey. Davis Butler.
Bernard Tonan Ross. Spies. Earned runs
7 os Angeles 9 Left on bases-Portland s. Los
Angeles o stolen bases - Beck. Ross CD.
Iyases on balls OF Butler /, OF Jones l.
struck out-By Butler 8. by Jones l. Two
base hfts-Chase, Spies. Thielman Smith. Hit
bv pitched ball-By Jones. Passed baIl-By
Snies Sacrifice hits-Chase Kelackey. Time
or gaIne-One hour and thirty minutes. I'm
pire-BrOwn
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coRBETr LACKS THE LUCK.
Van Haltren's Drive Beats the Seals
in the Last Inning.

SEATTLE, Oct 26.-Joe Corbett
pitched a clever game this afternoon,
but luck was against him. In the
ninth inning, with three men on bases
he had two strikes and one ball on
Van Haltren. The next ball Van sent
on a line to center. 1t was foggy and
the San Francisco players did not see
it, Two runs came in and the game
was won. Score:
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An Easy One for Tommy Ryan.

BENTON HARBOR. Mich. Oct. 2s.
Tommy Ryan, the middle-weight pu-
gilist, tonight knocked out Tommy
Wallace of Philadelphia in the fifth
round of bout scheduled to go ten
rounds.
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WORTH SELECTIONS.

BY the Chicago Inter Ocean.
First race-Joe Frey, Beautiful and
Best. Good Man.
Second race-Flaxman, Downpat-
rick. IIogisteila.
Third race-Marcus, Rankin, Do
cile.
Fourth race-Lady JOcelyn, Spen-
cerian. Huzzah.
Fifth race-GoId Enamel, Ivan the
Terrible. Golden Rule.
Sixth race-Meistersinger Careless.
Mad MuIIah.
Condition of the track-Fast.
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Totals 20 q 10 Totals. .35 q
-. -. r-1-re. NJ r>->-1o-cc
SUMMARY.

Home run-Dunleavy. Stolen bases-Lynch,
Nordyke. Errors-Jones (2), Dunleavy, Dew
ereaux Two-base hits-NOrdyke, Stark. Shee-
han Sacrifice hits-Francks. Mclaughlin
First base on called balls-Om Jones 1, of
Overall l. Left on bases-Oakland 1, Tacoma
4 Struck out-By Jones 9, BY overall 4
Double plays-Stark TO Devereaux; Graham 10
Delmas. Time OF game-1:45- Umpire
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TERMS ROD SHOWS SPEED.
GaIIops Over the Best Youngsters at
DeImar in Baby Race.

Deimar IN BaDy race.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 26.-Terns Rod ran
a fine race in to-day's two-year-old
feature at Delmar, romping over the
best youngsters at the track. The ia
vorites Jared poorly. The weather
was clear and the track fast. Attend
ance 5000. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-One mile and seventy yards:
three -year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. St. q Fin.
to Mint Bed. 104 (Wilams) 11h12
TO 1-Kfngstelle, 104 Lee).... b121
is to BRAD. Bill. 100 Uoague) 81 g
Time. :471s Start good. Won easily.
Gargle. Golden Light 104, Tribes 104, Sane
tissirna 90. Trogan 100, Jake Weber 104 John
III 104. Chapalia 100, DR.. Burns 10e, Billy
Moore 100. finished named.
SECOND RACE-six furIongs: two-year-
oIds:
6 to 1-Dromio. 103 (Austin).... 63 Pms
2to 1-Anadarco, 9S (Dickson).. 3 oh an
Time, 1915. Start good. Won driving Win
ner A l.. Aste's ch. c., by Longiight- -Trusty
Sandbath 9s Tartan 9S. La Princess 95 Rus
sell II 103 courant 95. Renaissance 100 Nell
wood 9s. Kitty Belle Brooks 9s. Jovial IO3
finished as named
THIRD RACE-Six and a half furlonrs:
three-year-olds:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey st. q Fin.
to Flagstaff, 100 Qee) Oh In
TO I-Aiw. Faithful 90 CWiins) iH2 10
s to 1-Lookaway. 81 (Dickson).. 1881
Time. 1:22H. Start poor. Won driving.
Winner. A L Aste's ch- Q. by Star Ruby
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DELNfAR SELECTIONS.

First race - Flori, Dusky Secret
Fannette.
Second race - McJetta, Wakeful.
ArgOsy.
Third race-Oro Il. VineIand. Always
Faithful.
Fourth race FolIies Bergeres
Alden, Ice Water.
Fifth race-Taby Tosa, Ingolthrift
Miss Betty.
Sixth race - Mint Bed. DIR. Riley.
Jake Weber
Condition of the track-Fast.
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Totals.34 LIZ q
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
SUMMARY.

Errors-Mohler. c. Hall Stolen basesHvan
Haltren. Russ Hall Waldron Van Rnrs-
Meany- Two-base hits - Mohler. Valdron
Shea. Three base hifs-Charlie Hall. Smith
Double plays-BlankeEship (unassisted); An
derson to Van Buren (2). Bases on halls -Oev
c. Hall 4. on Corhett 3. Hit by pitched hali
Anderson Waldron. Struck out-By 81 Hal
by Corbett g. Passed balls-Leahy ? she. .
Time OF game-Two hours ana eight r,s-,,.. -1a .
Umpires- whalen and Nick Wiiliamss
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Winner. H. Gardner's br. C.. go by Gganteum-
Rosa Regina. Hands Across 10T. Jackfull 1O7
Duncan 103. Friendless 103, Carnelian 107, fin
tshed as named
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ST. LOUIS, Oct 26.-The second sessio,
the fourth annual convention OF the NJ OF
Thought Convention convened to-day in 49,
Hall Mrs Harriet H Rix of Alameda CsI
delivered an address. --'
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ADvERTIsEBuENrs.
pSlU pESplUNp1I0NS

Have been suffering from Impure Blood
for many years, having Boils and other
EruptiOrs. Having heard OF S. s. 8. I de-
cided to try It, AID am glad to say that Il
has done me great deal of good. Iiutend
to continue to use Il, as 1 Believe It to be
the best Blood Medicine on the market.
Cleveland, Tenn. w. K. DETERs.
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FOURTH RAcE-six furiongs; two-year-

ftnyfne ana Reason 81, Modoc 107 Torlo q7
Algonquin 1o2. finished as named.
FOURTH RACE-six furlongs; two-year
olds; handicap:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. St. q Fin
5 to 2-Terns Rod 90 QRioe) IL II 10
Z to 1-Jungle Imp, 94 (Dickson). 3 i1s22
to 1-Braden, lib Cd Austin) 2h al
Time, 1:15 Start good Won easily. Win
ner O'Nean q Egans CHI e. by Nimrod-
Fern. Dave Stahl 90 and Arlena los finished
as named.
FIFTH RACE-Seven furlongs; four-year-
oIds and mp:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey St az Fin.
9 TO ben Lear 100 Uoague) 4 l2 / IL
8 to 2-St Daniel 107 (Dickson) 8 23 90
80 TO 1-Guadalaquiver, 104 6ee) 1 81 an
Time, 1:29. Start fair. Won driving. Win
ner. c. Shwacker's b. g. "a by Ben Strome-
Emma Louise. Behoove 100. Wager 1O4. Pierce
107 Whiskers III, Eleanor Howard 1O4 and
One More 104 finished as named.
SIXTH RACE-One mile and seventy wards.
three year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey ST. a Fin
7 to Check Morgan 90 (Chthm) s 7n 10
30 to 1-Amberita. 95 (Persengr) 3 So 81
13 to 1-Tangible, 100 (AcMillan) 2 h3 III
Time. a Start good. Won easily. Win
Lemon Girl e5, Avoid 1o4 Bountifui e2 ana
Judge Cantrell ioe finished named
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For over fifteen years have suffered
r1ore or less from Impure Blood. About
year ago I had a boil appear on my leg
below the knee, which was followed b7
three more on my neck. saw s. s. s.
advertised and decided to try It. After
taking three bottles all Boils di.appeared
and I have not been troubled any since.
GEO. @. FERTIG.
ia w. Jefferson ST., Louisville, Ky.
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Bear Flag Sam Stevens 81 MetlakatIa 1o7.
| Rhyme and Reason 81 Modoc 1OI TorIo 81
kAlgonquin 1O2. finished as named.
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Newark, Ohio, Nav p. Ioo1.

From childhood 1 had been bothered
with bad blood, skin eruptions aud boils.
1 had boils ranging from five to twenty in
number each season. The burning aos
companyiug the eruption was terribls,
5. 5: S. seemed to be Just the medicine
needed IN my case. It drove out all irnpu.
rites and bad blood, giving me perrna-
nent relief from the skin eruption and
boils- This has been tan years ago, and
nave never had a return of the disease.
MRS. i. d. ATHERToN.
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'Brashear batted for Toman in the ninth.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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