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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-09
VERY CLOSE FINISH
IN RACE AT OAKLAND
Bullman Sent Matt Hogan Under
Wire a Winner by Neck
from Cousin Carrie.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. S.-Favorites and
other well played horses took the races at
Oakland to-day and the public had the
better of the gambling The third event
over the futurity course resulted in the
closest finish of the afternoon. pullman
put up vigorous ride on Matt Hogan and
landed him a winner by a neck from Cousin
Carrie, who beat Quiet a nose. Larsen car
ried off the riding honors by reaching the
wire first on three occasions. Weather
clear; track fast Summary:
First Race-Futurity course; selling:
Uletma, 1O4 CARSON, to l. won; The Mil
Rustic Girl 100 (OliphanO, 10 to /, third.
Time, 1:1111.
second-One mile; selling: Illiuon. 1902
(Hildebrand), ) TO l. won; Velma Clark 100
LARSON, 8 to l. second sugden, 1O7 O..
Martini To l, third. Time, 1n
Tmrd-tuturity course; selling: Matt
Hogan, III q. Bullman). 2 to l. won Cousin
Carrie; 100 (Kunz). 6 to l. second: Quiet. 100
(Hlldeorandl. 3 To l, third. Time. 1:l0l5.
Fourth-Mile and sixteenth; selling: Tom
SIavln. % Narson), to l, won; Optimo. LOG
(OhphanD, TO l, second; Frank Woods, III
(Seel, TO l. third. Time. 1:471k
-Thirteen-sixteenths; selling: An
anias, 100 Qiildebrand). TO 5. won; EFT Tu
Brute, 100 Larson), 1 To l. second: Coroner
Kelly, los (OliphanD. to l, third. Time,
loo.
Sixth-One mile and seventy yards; purse:
Joe Lesser, lO9 tLarSon), Pa TO l. won, Flush
or Gold, 1O1 o. MARTINI, TO l, second: Cor
golette, 81 (kunz), To l, third. Time, las.
Oakland entries for Saturday:
First Race-Six furlongs. selling: Rinal-
do, Abbey Stead. Shark. l06: Blue Ash. 9S:
Leash, Tamm. 101; ST. Richards, 1O9; Alb
bott 81; Reno Bell, 80; Priestlike, Lady
Kent. 10i.
second Eleven-sixteenths selling: Pres
tano, 81; Laura r NJ. %; Ripper. John
Boggs, lO2; Water Tower. Gibraltar. l05:
Brennus, LOG; Yellowstone. 100: Mechanics,
ll2.
Third-Six furlongs. selling: Lansdowne,
go: Puredale, Bay Wonder, i0l: Emshee.
Mullah. l0i. Albemarle. 103: Col. Van. 100:
Rollick, Jos; Harry Thatcher. Ill; Louis
Wagner. l12.
Fourtn-Follensbe handicap. seven fur
longs: Otto Steifel, Incubator. los: .F f.
Shaw. loo: Military Man. lO7: sThe Fog.
Ben McDuhi "Daisy Green, +*Dainty, ll3;
ROckaway. Jockey Club. IA: Martinmas.
MagerCon. lis; '+Arcade. 120 Iridius, Fossil.
l2i. 'W. b. Sinks entry; '|Jennings entry
Fifth-One mile and a quarter selling
Nigreete, "a. Lacy Crawford Modicum 90:
Rosario, 20; Eda Riley, l0l; Col. Anderson.
loS; Namtor, Position Ell Oriente. log; Ben
MacDuhui. los
Sixth-Mile and fifty yards. selling: Billy
Moore. Augie. EXpedient. Cracko. 90: Billy
Dor, 81; Kitty Kelly. los; FL Pillar lOi
Prestolus, LOG; Achilles, Mocorito, 100; Rip
ponax, Ill.
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BOOKS QUIT WINNER
SEVERAL THOUSANDS
Only One of Six Favorites Fin
ished First at Ascot-Orsina
Won Fifth.

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Jan. Sat Ascot
Park to-day only one of six favorites fin
ished first. Jockey ]. Lewis rode two win
ners. The books quit the day winner many
thousands. Orsina captured the fifth from
Glennevis and was the only successful
favorite. Weather clear; track fast. Sum-
maries:
First Race-Three-quarters of a mile:
selling; Urbano, 80 O.. Booker, to 5,
won; Legal Maxim. 1O7 (Poretto), to /.
second; Jingler, 1O7 (Adams), 6 to l, third.
Time, 1:16l4
Second-Eleven-sixteent of a mile;
purse: Golden Boy, 9S q. Booker). to 1,
won; Gottleiben. 95 CKenD, to 1. second /;
Rough and Tumble. 1O7 CRedfern), 21a to l.
third. Time. 1O71h
Third-One mile; selling; Platonius, lO7
Prior). to l. won: Discus. los. on. John
SOM, to l, second; Ultruda, 1o2 q. Lewis),
TO l. third. Time 1884,
Fourth-Three-quarte of a mile; sell
ing: Mr.. Robinson, 112 O.. Lewis, % TO /.
won; J. V. Kirby 1O2 (Buxton), to l, sec
ond; CaneJo, loo (Johnson), to l, third.
Time, lie.
course: Orsina. 100 IL. Spencer). to 10,
won; Glennevis, 100 (Adams), 2 to /, sec
ond: Montana Peeress. 1OS (Buxton), Is to
1, third Time. IL.
Sixth-One mile; selling: Pilot, 1O2 q.
Lewis, 20 TO l, won; Farmer Jim, l05
(FeichD, 10 to l. second: Lunar los CIV
Adams)' TO l, third. Time, 1:iS.
Los Angeles entries for Saturday:
First Race-Slauson course; selling: Agnes
Mack. "a; Thisbe. IS; Frierlein. 49, Galan-
thus, loo. Geisha Girl. 10l: Mac Fleckno,
1O2; Andrattus, lO4; Jim Gore II, Evander,
lsmad, Chief Aloha, Wachusette, l05;
Madam Valmar, los
Second-Three-eight mile; two-year-oIds:
Woodclaim, Peggy Mine. Hersain Ella
Owen, l05; Bishop Poole. los: Azelina. 10;
Count De Grammot. 113. Couple Claim and
Count, Griffin entry; Hersain and Azeina,
Schneider entry
Third-Hurdle handicap; mile and a quar-
ter: Major Hooker Flourish. 125; Rio Chico,
49, Tommy HILL 1873; Indiana H. l35; Timber
Jim, 40; Charawind, 165; Poorlands, l72
Fourth-Selling. Santa Catalina stake:
seven-eighths mile: Anirad, 10; Best Man.
"a; Dupont, Warte Nicht 80; Mezzo so.
Rag Tag, Princess Titania. 1O2: HayiIand
los; Golden Rule. ia. Couple Mezzo and
Rag Tag, Dunn entry.
Fifth-Mile and quarter: selling: Cloche
Dor, 80; Discus. Rio Shannon 1903: Henry
Clay Rye, los; Club. 10.
ixth-Thirteen-sixt mile: FL Cor
tea. l0i; Susie Christian. 103; Picture, los:
Bill Curtis. Golden Mineral. 10; Dargin,
LIZ; Sails, los.
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BOTH TEAMS LOST Il
GOAL ON THEIR FOULS

ANDERSON. Ind. Jan. s-wodtke's five
defeated wild Charley FarreITs team to-
night in a desperately fast and al times
rough contest. The visitors were very fast
In the beginning. but were penaIized five
times for foulIng and Anderson was not
far behind with four. The work OF Hig-
gins was sensational at all times and Mer-
Ger was doing the same brilliant work.
Munce sent over "a big crowd or rooters
and their yeils OF approval were in evidence
I'LL the middle OF the second when
Wodtkes men took the lead Lush was
heartily received and did all he could to
keep the game free from roughness. Line
uD and summary.
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Ganes Tonight.
Anderson at indianapolis.
Elwood at Richmond
Muncie at Marion.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
ELWOOD. Ind. Jan. S.-The closing OF
numerous manufacturing institutions here
coupled with the slump OF the team, told on
. the attendance tonight and the smallest
crowd which has greeted Marion here was
out. Referee Moran was sick and unable TO
offrciate. his place being taken by Waller.
goal tender for Alexandria last year, who
did fairly well. Hadley was at center again
for Elwood and showed better form than on
Tuesday night. Peggy White had a fear
fully bad night. while Marion's defense re-
sisted the strongest efforts Of Elwoods
rushers. Spencer. although sick, played
brilliant polo for Elwood. The third period
was lightning fast. but Elwood could not
score. Llne-up and summary:
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HERRERA AND NEARY
FIGHT SIX-ROUND DRAW
Mexican Has Better of Contest in
All Rounds Except the
Fourth.

MILWAUKEE,. Jan. s.-Aurelio Herrera,
the Mexican. and Charles Neary, of
Milwaukee, fought six rounds to a draw
before the Badger Athletic Club tonight.
The Mexican clearly had the better OF the
contest on points in every round except
the fourth. when. in a fierce mix-up. Neary
landed hard right on the jaw, staggering
Herrera. This round ended with Herreras
right bleeding and Neary's lip cut
Herrera landed at will but his blows lacked
force. The fight ended In a lively mix-up,
but both men finished strong
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Games Tonight.
Danville at KokOmo.
Lafayette at Logansport.
pecial 10 the INDIANAPOLIS Journal.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
LAFAYETTE. Ind, Jan. S.-Lafayette
skated circles around Fort Wayne tonight.
winning by a score OF u to 3, before the
largest crowd the Coliseum has yet held. BY
long odds 1t was the fastest game the Syca-
mores have put up, and the enthusiasm OF
the $500 spectators was of the strongest
kind. Jason's absence somewhat crippled
the Railroaders, and Lafayette was in
prime condition. The team work Of the To-
Gals was phenomenal. Gavltts sensational
drives brought down the house. The lanky
rush made eight of the twelve goals. Tib-
bits was a stone wall at the cage. and
stopped many vicious drives. McGrath
played a star game for the visitors. Dew
Inns passing was one of the features of the
game Summary and Imam.
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OUTPUT OF AUTOMOBILES.
Michigan Leads Other States in
Motor Car Industry.

An interesting estimate of the demand and
supply OF automobiles in the United States
In 1904 has been prepared by Automobile
Topics II is based upon figures obtained
by the publisher I'm personal tour
OF the principal automobile manufacturing
plants in this country concluded within the
last few days. According To the figures
complied there will be no overproduction
as the demand will exceed the supply by
800 or more machines.
The estimate OF the output OF the three
motive powers compiled by States follows:
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McAdoo warns Gamblers.

NEW YORK. Jan. S.-POlice Commission
er McAdoo Is following up steps recently
taken by him TO prevent gambling i'm this
city and has notified the police inspectors
that from a source unknown TO them, ne
had received Information that gambling
houses and pool rooms were being opened
I'm Manhattan borough He allowed them
forty-eight hours 10 close every gambling
house and pool room In the borough.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-09
HART IND JOE MILLET
My MEET on COAST
Should Millet Beat Seaman He
Will BE Offered a Bout with
Marvin Hart.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. S-AIcx. Greg
gains expects To secure the January box
ing exhibition date from the board OF SUI
pervisors and is planning to PUT on a bout
between Joe Millet and Marvin Hart. should
Miilett beat Seaman in the bout at Colma
next Tuesday night. Mnet Il undoubtedly
a great fighter. but the friends Of Jim
Seaman predict that the latter will defeat
him. In that event Hart viii get a chance
al the Australian champion
Eddie Hanion has bad right arm The
comparatively poor showing made by him
in the battle was due 20 his inability 10 raise
the member and guard his face with IL.
Since the mill IL = said a hard growth has
developed along the muscles leading from
abe elbow 10 the wrist.
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To these figures are added 500 cars TO be
imported from abroad, making a grand
total OF $3.50 10 supply the expected de-
mand OF 3l.Oo0 10 &. 600
Michigans prominence in the table is due
almost exclusively TO the great develop-
ment or the Industry at Detroit Machines
constructed there include six different
makes Cleveland presses Detroit closely
as the greatest manufacturing center with
six other makes. In New York state Ruff
falo and Syracuse are the chief manufac-
turing centers outside OF New York city
According 10 the estimate OF TONES the
supply TN 1904 viii exceed the supply i'm lqR}
by from lo,Wo 10 l2.0o0 machines The esti-
mated importation of foreign-buiIt automo-
piies exceeds last years imports by a lit
tie more than loo
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-09
Fifteen-Round Draw mt baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Jan. S.-Joe Blackburn, of
Philadelphia, and Sammy Bolen, of New
York, colored lightweight pugiists. spared
fifteen rounds to a draw tonight before the
Eureka Athletic and Social Club. Boen was
apparently the stronger at the finish al
though right to the jaw had sent him
to the floor in the second round.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-09
ONE GOAL SCORED
AGAINST TERRE HAUTE

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Jan. Slogans
port won fast game in which there also
was some rough playing. Whipple was out
of the game with sore foot until the last
five minutes. Moran. recently released by
Danville, did star playing for Logansport.
II the latter team continues playing as il
did tonight. il will soon be out of the tail
end position. Line-up and summary:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-09
Lafayette Slated Circles Around
Railroaders and Piled Up
Big Score.
GAVITT A BIG FACTOR
Lanky Rush Made Eight OF the
Twelve Goals-Logansport
Beat Terre Haute.
Central League standing.

Last Nights Scores
Lafayette. y; Fort Wayne. 3.
LOganspOrt, / Terre Haute, 0.
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Sccre-Anderson. s: Muncie. 4 Fouls
Hart. Holderness CD, Farrell, Gardner (2).
Miller, Wodtke. Stops-Mallory 80: Cusick
81 Referee-Lush. Attendance 700
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White Had a Bad Night, While
Marion's Defense Resisted the
Opposing Rushers.
RECENT SLUMP OF TEAM
Caused the Attendance to Be the
Smallest OF Season-Ander-
son Won.
western League Standing.

Last Nights Scores
Marion. 5; Elwood o.
Anderson, 8. Muncie. 4.
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Period

Score-Elwood o: Marion 5. Fouls-Jean.
Cameron. Hadley (2) Stops-White. 80;
Burgess, %. Attendance-900. Referee-Wal-
Ter.
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Score-Lafayette, u; Fort Wayne. 3. Stops
-Tibbitts, AZ; Sutton, 81. Foul-Wiley. Ref
eree-Kilgara. Attendance-2,50O
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Score-Y. NJ. c. A, %; Butler. %. Goals
from feld-Harding, 3; Hester. s: Gibbs 3:
Bates. /; Murray, l. Anthony, 2; Kingsbury.
l; Davenport l. Goals from foul-Hardng.
10; Kingsbury. l. y. NJ. {. 4. given
Bates. 1; Kittle. l. Murray 1: Anthony. .:
Brown 3; Mauzy, ?. Umpires-NValters and
Nicks Scorer-IoneS. Raferaa-Hainas
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Score-M. T. II. s, "a. >. II. s, p Goals
from field-Ayers. 2: Spohr. 2; Bohnstadt. 4:
Diddle, /; Riddle. 4; Mckinney, l; Palmer
/ Goals from foul-Bohnstadt. s: Riddle \
Fouls-Ayers, 2: Spohr. ?: Bohnstadt /:
Diddle, 8; Guedel 3; Riddle. 1; Mckinney
2: Palmer, 3: Patton, 2. Give fouls commit
ted and no record kept.) Two points award
ed TO NJ. T. III. 5. on fouls committed by
s II. S. on throws for goal. Scorer-Jones
UTmpires-Walters and Wicks. Referee
Haines. Attenoance-l,6Q0.
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Die Sua Giider.6lOtie our@ oas ruifi=
f6e sueite pacifiide @efdmaber (@ou=
manosur abmiral &OistOenstp) bena4-
ri6tiet.
Sn Der Noro= iiberz
alIen.
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@eidnaSer bic 6lotte tur3 naa Mit-
terna6t am 5reitas in Der Horoiee.
Ser erHe She'll Der 6iiderboots mar
fiber bOrbsisstOmmsn. Damn uanoten
Die rufFi6sn ,S6iffe ibre Su4lidter
nod ben sngliidsn 8ooten uno erOfne.
ten tur3 oarauf Seuer.
Sas SampfsgOOt Crane wuroe ber'
fentt, bic entbaupteten 2ei4sn oes @a-
piidns uno Gteuermanns fino nnh
6ua qebra1t. Nnoere Wit9lieoer Der
Wannfdaft befinbsn ii9 idwer oerlebt
an goro zines Wiifions-S difes.
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fnb f6per bei6doi9t burd S6hhe bier
aneelanet, lsbtsres bat Is S4tHe i'm
Bug.
@noere Yeripn,
Na4 anberen 8eridten ipielte fih Der
@orfaQ 200 Weilen bon Spurn Ssab
ab. Sie ruifIden saife bampfien
in 2inie. Die erifen Sdife tamen
rubig borbei, pbmo6l bic meiffen auf
bic 5ifder=Bopte 10 lan9e Suhlidter
ridtsten, bab Elm Snbentitdts- Srrthum
aIs auseei6loRen lelten muB.
Nadoem oas 8ros beg 8ef4waoers
boriiber mar, erSHnete es Seuer, moran
fd fat ale Sdife betbeiligten.
2 SeeIeutsn Der 2op
absertfen.
Die ,@rans" wuroe unter Der Wai-
~isrlinis setrOHen; benz S4ifer Smitt
uno WatrOisn 2e9aOtt Duroe Der 6opi
i9lantmes BON Sdhhen abserihen,
pisle Der Mannidaft fino tnfli6 per=
lebt. Nu9 nod Elm anoeres Boot III
seiunten.
8iefge6enbe Il + u n 9.
SulL, %. Oct. Die 2unos bai
uneebsure Grreeung uno @ntrtifunq
berporgerufen. Na4 Dem @abitdn Dee
Woulmerein fano Der 0orfaG Samfaq
frib 220 Mei!sn 6itlid BON Spurr
Seao ffatt. Wdbrenb bic Mannfdaft
bic ruifidsn 2riegsidihe beObadtete.
wuroen Suali9ter auf fie seri4tet UNI
SaiHe, ani1eineno Sorpeboboots, nd.
berten fi9 benz Woulmerein. fubrer
aber nieoer meg. 8alb bnrauf fanbsr
bic Slider 3u ibrem S9reden, BOZ mar
auf he f9oB.
gertrstsr Der Slider. 5lOtts rsiter
beute 9lbenb nod 2Onbon sur Bero.
tbuna nit ben oortieen Beb6roen.
fir bas aubergew0bnlide 8oraeber
Der ruiiidsn 3risssi6iHe feblt ieoe,
@runo.
'Sie . feeflotte paffir
SDber.
2onbon, %. Oft. Die ruiff9v
paciie(O ffse). Glotte, z sdladtidif
uno 6reu3er, fubr beute in orei Ibtbei
lung.n an 8ober unb @aHbourne Dor
iiber. Yom ufer aus iaben 3ablrei4
2eute Die 6lotte. BON Der Sorpeoo
6loiils lisB fd nidts srbliden; lie fan
borausfdtli9 beg Nadts bortiber.
Sn @berbours faRen brei ruifi6
3orpeoDboote. eseOrtirt bon benz 9reu
: ger D3orea". 3Oblen.
Muffdub bemtIIigt I.
u Sientfin, %. October. DE
beuti9e @oniul erbielt cine Sepefd
aus Betting. tuuna9 Bring Ching ba
Sntrafttreten oes 6anbelsmarfen-@e
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& urppattin plant mtebe
einen 9 orob B.
g I. petersburg.2 "a. Ott
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