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|. W. O'Neill Is Backed
Heavily and Wins
at Worth.
Special Dispatch to me Can.

CHICAGO, Oct 21.-Mad Mullah was
believed to be the best OF the sprinters
In the second race at Worth to-day.
but Ed Trotter furnished the winner
in his good colt, ]. w. O'NefIl. He was
backed from 4 to down to Is to and
led all the way. winning easily by a
length Mad Mullah was shy on speed
In the first half mile and then closed
with q rush, passing all but J. w.
O'Neill. which was easily the best. The
favorits took second money By half
length from Gypzene. Summary:
FIRST RACE-six furionEs, two-ys&r-olds;
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. 4 Fin.
20 TO big Beach. 11s ceonnsr) 5h11
1s to Palm Tree. 11s HsissnY1o sax nix
Time. 1:17. Start good Won handily. WIN
Nellie D. Rossbourns IIs. Down Patrick l1s,
Waddell II 11S, Harpoon lis. ]. p. Smith 113,
Bradwarlin 115. Shining Star 11s. Arclight 11ss
Vonketel 103. Gladiator 113. Diagram 40, Bel
saranno lib. finished as named
SECOND RAcE-sIx furlOuss; thrss-ysar-
Betting Horse. Weight Jockey. St x Fin.
IS to 6-J.W. .Oneil. no RomnllD 11h12
20 to 1-Gypzene. 104 Bayless). 5 22 3h
Time. 1:14l5. Start good. Won easily.
winner +. Trotter's ch. Z. I'D BY Peter Nc
Golden Rule 1O4. Monis 100. Armorsr 1os, Bill
Walters 1Oos finished as named.
THIRD RACE-ons and a sixteenth miles:
four-year-olds and up; selling:
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey. St 4 Fin.
to 2-Barkelmore,1 1O1 (Harris). 10 81 II
8 to 1-Jingler, 1o3 lRomanellD. 1921
8 to 1-Niaxus. 1o0 (Helgesen). -.12 10 y 81
winnsr MsaIn. ECGd es wUn S s1 a1ass asnS
spring Listen Gilfain 90. Rabunta 90, Hot
0S Bluemint 10S. Mr.. Farnum los. Marshalsea
IS. Reckoner 9s Joke 101, Mike Shelly 106.
finished as named
FOURTH RAcE-Fivs and half rurIongs:
two-year-olds; selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. 81. Y Fin.
IL to 2-Usefl Lady. 1O3 (Robbins) I % In
1e to 1-Raviana. 1O5 CHeIgsssnj. Is az
Time 1:Oo 3-5. Start bad. Won driving.
Winner. ]. A Wernberg's b. T.. BY Russell
Useful. DR.. Leggett los. Green Gown 107,
FIFTH RACE-one and a sixteenth miles;
four year-olds and up; selling
Betting. Horse, Weight. Jockey st Fin;
8 to 1-C1ausus. 1Od C4arrisD.... 21
2 TO 1-Celebration, 107 (Kunz).. sh 33
Time. 1:49 3-5- Start good Won easily
Ignoramus. Federal 103. Benckart 10T. Lam
poon 80. finished named.
SIXTH RAcE-Mns and seventy yards;
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. Y Fin.
to 5HDutiful 104 CRobbins)-. 4 26 nix
Q to 1-Docile, 100 (Potter).-... 2 2h
to 1-Triumvir, 100 Or. Johnson) 2 80
Time. 1 :49. start good. Won driving. VIM
SlipaIong Mingore 1O1 Lan9ford James f01
Rian 100. st. Blue %. finished as named
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THREE FIRST CHOICES LAND.
Favorites Make Good Showing at
DeImar Track.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 21.-Favorites had
a fair afternoon to-day, three first
choices. one second choice and two
long shots getting the money. Iver-
MIA ran fine race in the feature
event and was the best in spite of
Liddon's bad fall. The weather was
clear and the track fast. Attendance
5000. Summary:
FIRST RACE-Five ana a half furlonas:
hree-year-olds and upward:
Betting Horse, Weight, Jockey. st. q Fin.
to IL Churchill, 80 lEmblen) 5h12
Is to 1-BirdPond. 1o5 tJHennsy) az 81
Time. 1:l0. Start fair. Won easily. Win
Yankee Hsirsss busky Secret Oo
9s, sky. Flyer 100 Jennie Hughes 1o5. St.
nelia so, Gabril 100, finished as named
SECOND RAcE-Five furlongs: two-year-
bfs'as EVess-wsRefa sa 100 sIsSh5 Il - a
10 to i-LGrnwoOd 1o5 DIustn) AZ So
Time, 1:03H. Start good. Won easily
Winner. J. s. Bratton's b. I. by RusseIl-Turtile
1O3 Only Jimmie 10s. Betty Gold 95. Bannock
Belle 95, Lady Fair 100. Preventative 10s.
THIRD RAcE-sx fnrlOngs: three year.
Batting, Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
s to i-Wager, 105 ID. Austin). 9 II III
IL to 1-Fugurtha 100 (GulIeD... 81 23
8 to 1-Caelana los Dickson. Al 3h
Time :161h. Start good Won driving. Win
rer. E. J. Guthries b. g: (D by Wagner-Fa
vena. William + II 100 June Collins 100,
Laura Bell 90. FftzbriIar 108. Metlakatla los.
Zulma 05 vouch 100 Happy Jack 100s Dr.
stesicker 100. finished as named.
FOURTH RACE = One mile; two-year-olds
and up:
Betting Horse, Weight Jockey. ST. q Fin
8 to 2-Ivernia. ia fSeder).-..-. 8 IL
g 70 l-Triple Silver; lests Dcksn, 2A2l
] Time. 1:4315 Start good. Won easily Win
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De ReSzke Is Retained
but Et Tu Brute
Is Claimed.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

JAMAICA, N. Y, Oct. although
out the season Morris Hayman's con-
sistent racer, De Reszke, has won SELL
ing stakes one after another at short
odds and has escaped bid-up. To-day,
however, was an exception, for after
De .Reszke had cleverly beaten Little
EN- and a fair field of starters in the
Garden City selling stakes, he was bid
up to $40O5, at which figure he was re-
tanned by the stable.
Et Tu Brute won the first race In
clever style. He was bid up from $500
to $4,000 by Robert Tucker, trainer for
Captain S. s. Brown, and became the
property Of the Pittsburg turfman.
Emergency was running well In the
race for half mile and then fell back
beaten. Satchel, so to l shot, ran
away two miles on her way to the
post. She was examined later for evil
dence Of dope.
Grenade had an easy task to defeat
James f and Warwhoop In the second
race. Grenade seems to run almost as
fast on slushy track as he does on
hard one. He merely played with
James F in the stretch The last named
did not get away well in his stride and
lost several lengths thereby. Sum-
mary:
FIRST RAcE-six furlongs; selling; three
year r-olds and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. St. y Fin.
80 to Palette. 100 (sperling). 4 2 ~
to 1-sais. 115 (Odom). ).-......
nsr Tine d Aaa Ssag Ssy wS9 9 fssS
dering Nun. Emergency Clear the Arena.
Rob Roy. Monte Carlo Mary Worth. H Luehr-
mann Jr. The Huguenot. Australina. Neither
One, Satchel. finished named
SECOND RAcE--one and sixteenth miles;
B9stns s1s5sssas aSTss Wsght s 7e5sas 59smsg Fin
1t to 1o-james +, II ia 'cSnnEj 5WndrIyj rs
to War whoop, 81 (Cchrn) 8 1 8
Time. 1850 Start good. Won easily. Win
mol. Three starters.
THIRD RACE Five and half furlonss;
9 to Coy Maid. 1O9 CHildebnd) / IL II
to to i-Myopia, 100 Sc cwonderIy}.. Sgi}. H5SS
Time. :o9 40. Start good. Won driving.
ME % Gal. Pirate Folly MirthIess, | High Life. Life
Rose stromes finished as named.
FOURTH RACE-one and sixteenth miles:
Garden City selling stakes; 2-year-olds & up:
Betting; Horse. Weight, Jockey, St, q Fin. ]
to Lord Badge, Jos (wondrIy) SO 3h
Time. 40 20 Start fair. Won easily Win
Eer, NJ L. Hayman's br. h. by Lamplghter-
Serene, New York, Gay Boy, Stolen Moments
and Brooklynite finished as named
FIFTH RACE-one mile and seventy yards;
selling; four-year- olds and up:
Betting; Horse. Weight, Jockey. st. Fin
to 1-Ballycastle, 50 (Sperling) 65 In
to 1-Conceit. 9S (Hildebrand). 31A22
to brunswick. 90 (rravers).. 2h 81
Time, / :52. Start fair. Won driving. Win
ner, e L. Norton 8 bay c. by Prince of Mon
AGO. Briganza. Rudabek. Male Hanlon and
Hackensack finished as named.
SIXTH RACE-Five furlongs; purse; maiden
two-year- ods:
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
TO Ranger, 100 SHAW .-..g. 2 IL a
to 10. Cromwell, 112 (Gannon) 3 81 %
to 2-Bll Bailey Hip (Redfrn) 61 35
Time :03 Start fair. Won ridden out.
Winner A. C. Plques' ch. g. by Albert-Hoo-
doo Campo. Roderick Dhu, Salt and Pepper,
Hawtrey, Earldom. Gallowses and La Golden
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SUMMARY.

Errors-Leahy, Chase 2. Stolen base-van
Haltren. Two-base hits-Leahy. Russ Hail.
Frisk, Van Haltren. Mohier. Bernard, Cra-
yath. Three base hits-Mohler. c. Smith Q
Van Haltren. Sacrifice hits-Frisk, James,
Chase Double plays-Russ Hail. Mohler and
James; Russ Hall and James First base on
called balis-On Hogg l. OF Baum 4. of Gray
q Hit by pitched ball-Ross. Struck out
BY Hogg g. by Baum l. by Gray g. Innings
oitched-Baum 4, Cray 4 Hits-On Baum s.
Passed bali-Leahy- Wild pitches--Hogg
utes Umpire-McDonald.
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ChoynsId-o'Brien Fight Is on.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 21.-The hight be-
tween Joe Choynski and Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien, scheduled for next
Thursday night, has been called off,
owing to a brief telegram from Cho-
ynsh. in which he said:
Call fight of. Am out Of the game
for good"
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ner. s. v. Abel & Co.'S ch- M C5 by st.
Leonards-C Queenstown. Tribes 1O9 Flyer 100,
Kings Charm 106 Cashier 81, Aules 100,
Pierce ] 112. First Chip 112, Liddon 81. I'm
ished as named. (Boy fell on Liddon at first
quarter)
FIFTH RACE = Five and half furIongs;
three -year-olds and uD:
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey. ST. z Fin
to 1-Sid Silver, 110 CYoung)--. 13
to lone More. 105 (Cheatham) FL FL
2 to 1-St. Daniel. 98 Is. Dickson) 5 Al 81
Time, 1:0S3s. Start good. Won easily. Win
ner. H; Robinson's B. z. 90 by siddartha-
lex 1O5 Jake Ward 1O0 Gerda 110, Marchion-
ess los. Tangent los. Cad Hazel no. finished
named.
SIXTH RACE-One and three-eighths miles:
three year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse, Weight Jockey. st. q Fin
2 to bengal. 1O2 Is. Dickson). 4 IL IL
80 to Compass, 102 CWilliams) 22 FL
to 5-Miss Eon, 1o2 (McLghn) 8 u nix
Time 2:2615. start good. Won easily. Win
ner, c.. r. Burnett e Co.'S ch e. ID by Ben
Strome- Begun. JolIier 90. Barca 105, Hucena
10c, illuminate 102 Secundus 81, Murmur 102,
finished as named.
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SUMMARY.

Stolen bases-Kruger, Mclaughlin. Hogan.
Lynch St-eb Devefeaux. Errors-Francks
Doyle Fitzgerald t2), Hogan. Lynch (2), Nc
Laughlin, Buchanan. Two-base hit-Delmas.
Sacrifice hits-Francks. Hogan, Eagan First
base on errors-Oakland l. Tacoma g. First
base called balls-On Buchanan 2, off Fitz-
gerald 4. Left on bases-Oakland g. Tacoma Z.
Struck out-By buchanan T. Hit by pitcher
Nordyke. Devereaux. Double plays-Kruger
to Streib; Hogan to Eagan; Byrnes to Dew
ereaux to Francks to Byrnes; Eagan to Del
mas to Nordyke. Time Of game-Two hours.
Umpire--Perine
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SUMMARY

Errors-McCreedie, Runkle (2), Spencer. Van
Buren,, Shea. Earned runs-San Francisco 3
Stolen bases-Spencer. Corbett. Runkle. Hill
debrand, Irwin (2). Bases on balIs-Off Rut-
Ter 8. OF Corbett L. Struck out-By Butler
3. by Corbett 7. Two-base hit-Anderson.
Left on bases-Portland f. San Francisco 12
Portland /, San Francisco A. Sacrifice hits
Anderson. Meany. Nadeau. Double plays
Runkle to Spencer to Davis; Corbett to Van
Buren,: Runkle to Spencer to Davis: Corbett
to Anderson to Van Buren. Time of game
One hour and 90 minutes. Umpire-Tom
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Another Easy One for o'Brien.

BALTIMORE. Nd. Oct. 21.-Phila-
delphia Jack O'Brien knocked out Jim
Jeffords OF California in the third
round of their fifteen-round bout to-
night before the Eureka Athletic Club.
Continuous body blows caused the
Western man to succumb. The men
fought at catch weights.
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Briggs Beats Flaherty.

MARLBORO, Mass, Oct 21.-In
the seventh round Of what was to
have been fifteen-round bout Jimmy
Briggs, champion lightweight OF New
England, tonight knocked out Mar
tin FIaherty Of Lowell.
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SENSATIONAL PLAYS MARX
OAKLAND TACOMA GAME
Commuters Are Coming With Rush in Present
Series and Have Mikes Celebrated Tigers
as Tame Collection of Pets as Could Be

the former second baseman of the To-
cal team, took his place. Del played
a good game In the field and got two
hits-his two-bagger scoring one of
the Tigers runs. The score:
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BAUM AND GRAY GET THEIRS,
Siwashes WaIIop the Angel Pitchers
for Seventeen Clean Hits.

for Seventeen Clean Hits.
SEATTLE, Oct 21.-Seattle had all
the luck to-day and beat Los Angeles
without even giving her a chance to
show fight. The features of the game
were the pitching of Hogg, who was
released by Portland, and the slug
ging of the Siwashes. They got sew
enteen hits with total of thirty
bases. Score:
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A mans soundness does not depend
on the amount of sound he makes.
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The milk Of human kindness does not
seem TO keep well in blue bottles
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JAMAICA WINNERS ARE BID UP IN
SELLING RACES.
FORECAST OF FORM
ON EASTERN RACES
JAMAICA SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Et Tu Brute, Liberia,
Charles Elwood.
Second race-Glisten, Seymour, Sais.
Third race-Handzarra, Waterlight,
McGinnis entry.
Fourth race-Collector Jesup, Mo-
net, Lady Amelia.
Fifth race-Revane, Spring Silk, All
Right.
Sixth race-Sonoma Belle, Hello,
Orthodox.
Condition Of the track-Heavy.
WORTH SELECTIONS.
BY the Chicago Inter Ocean.
First race-Mansard, Emperor Of
India, Anna Beall.
Second race-GoId Enamel. Cutter,
Subtle.
Third race-Brancas, Ananias, Flor
al King.
Fourth race-Big Ben, Mayor john
son, Gold Enamel.
Fifth race Spencerian, GIoriosa,
Martinmas.
Sixth race-Charlie Miller, Little FL
kin, MaIakoff.
Condition of the track-Good.
DELMAR SELECTIONS.
First race-Tattenham, DR.. Riley,
Sweet Note.
Second race-Hayes entry, Dromio.
Third race-Avoid, Algonquin, Min
dora.
Fourth race Pretension, Foot
lights Fayorite, Taby Tosa.
Fifth race-Ollie Burnett, Jack Mo-
ran, APgOsy.
Sixth race-Felix Mozzes, HowIing
Dervish, Miss Manners.
Seventh race-Sabot, Lemon Girl,
Marlin.
Condition of the track-Fast.
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JAMAICA ENTRIES.

NEW YORK. Oct. 21.-The entries.
for to-morrow's races at Jamaica track
follow:
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SIXTH RAcE-Five furlongs; purse; maider

Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey st. Y Fin.
TO Ranger, 100 SHAW ....g. 2 IL n
to 10 Cromwell, ,112 (Gannon) 81 %
to 2-Bill Bailey H. 112 (Redfrn) 61 35
Time, :03. Start fair. Won ridden out.
Winner, A. c. Plques ch. g. by Albert-Hoo-
doo Campo, Roderick Dhu, Salt and Pepper,
Hawtrey, Earldom. Gallowses and La Golden
finished named
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FOURTH RACE = One mile; two-year-olds

Betting Horse, Weight, Jockey. st. q Fin
to 2-5ysrnia, s,l tsedsr2 ass @ 49,. 552
8 to 2-Passive, 81 (Rice). 323
{, Time. 1:431z. Start good Won easily. Win
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