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The Lamar register., 1905-10-04
Mexican Knight Protests.

Mexico City-Grand Master Juan
Jablo Sato of the Mexican knights
Templar. declares that he shall protest
10 the proper authorities against the
establishment Of q commandery of for
oian Knieh.s r, npiar in 'h!s city II :
declares also thar it is absurd ior tne
new, .ommanIer! 10 say that IL Will
not recognize the rights OF MEXICAN
knights. OF whom there ar now lo,ooo'
with commando sea. d all over
the republic.
The Lamar register., 1905-10-04

Boston. tells women how to avoid such
suffering; she writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:--
~ suffered misery for several years with
irregular menstruation. Ny back ached;
aches; l couli not sleep and could hardly
dag around. consulted two physicians
without relief, aud a last resort, | tried
Lydia f. Pinkham'sVegetable Compound, and
10 my surprise, every ache AMI pain left me-:
] gained ton pounds and am in perfect health. "
Miss Pearl Acl,ers of 327 North Sum.
mer Street, Nashville. Tenn, writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkh,m:-- -..
~ suffered with painful periods, severe
backache, bearing-lpvn pains pains across
the abdomen; was very ne-vous and irrita-
BILE. and my trouble grew worse every month.
- NV ply ,icisn failed TO help me and l
lie .ilel to try Lylil Il Pin.ham's Vegetable
COMPOUND. 1 soon found IL was doing me
and no longer fear my monthly periods
Lydia r. PinlShams Vegetable Com
pound is the unfailing cure for all these
troubles. It, strengthens the proper
muscles, and displacement with all its
horrors will no more crush YOU.
Bnclsache. dizziness fainting, bear
ing down pains, disordcrcd stomach,
moodincss dislike of friends and society
all symptoms of the one cause will
be quickly dispcllcd, and it will make
vol strong and we'll.
You can tell the story Of your suf-
feriugS to a woman, and receive help
full advice free of cost. Address Mrs.
Pinlsham. Lynn, Mass.
Dsl1d SuCCesds Where others Fail.
The Lamar register., 1905-10-04
Murders and Suicide

CbicaeO.-A tale of Illicit relations
the murder of a girl. proof of the guilt
of prominent men, suicide and sec
ond murder is revealed in statement
made by DR.. B. c. Powell of Sandwich
Illinois He thinks three tragedies at
Cambridge are traceabie TO the De-
trayal of a domestic by prominent
men who killed her. threatened man
whose wife was led as.ray by them un-
til he committed suicide. and then
killed John V. Streed because he knew
too much about them.
The Lamar register., 1905-10-04
Former co,oradan Indicted.

81. Louis.-The grand jury to-day in.
dicted Frank Willis Card, formerly of
Como, Colorado, on the charge of muir
de- in the first degree. 1t is alleged
that July 25th CARD who ic oEe-!egseG
and married. thrice shot and instantly
killed Mrs. Beulah Craft. aged twenty.
wife OF Charles 7. Craft Card and
Mrs. Graft. it is alleged. h2d been un-
luly intimate.
After killing Mrs. Graft. it is alleged.
Gard fred several shots into himself
,ard is understood to have recovered
Sufficiently 10 stand trial.
The Lamar register., 1905-10-04

The leading proprietary medicines
that have stood the test of time are
of known therapeutic value says a
medical authority. They are prepar-
ed in laborator!es of the highest
grade. under The care of skilled phar-
macists, and they are made from ap'
proved formulas which, in many in
stances, have beer the especia! pride
and specific of some successful physl-
clan: They have been tried in the
crucible of public opinion and they
have been found satisfactory by The
people, for otherwise the people would
discontinue using hem"
The Lamar register., 1905-10-04
Homeless by Earthquake.

New York.-Already three weeks
have lapsed since the earthquakes
around Calabria. but The amount OF
damage done has not yet been fully as
cert.ined. says a Herald dispatch from
Naples. II. however, is not known that
more than 100000 people are homeless
The Lamar register., 1905-10-04

You should be like The chickens,
Willie; just see how early they wake
up in the morning "Oh. well, | could
wake up early too, ma, If | stood up
all night"
The Lamar register., 1905-10-04

Mother Gray. Il nurse in New York, dis
covered u pleasant her remedy for womens
ills called hCSTRALIAN-LEAF. 1t is the
only certain monthly regulator. Cures
female weaknesses, Backacbe. Kidney and
Urinary troubles. At all Druggists or by
mail 80 cts. Sample mailed FREE. Address,
The Mother Gray Co, Leroy, y. Y.
The Lamar register., 1905-10-04
TEA

Good tea doesn't have to
be fine; If fine, all the better.
There is but one degree of
goodness; there are twenty
of fineness.
The Lamar register., 1905-10-04

pi~o-s cure eauno; t' 100 highly spoken Of as
a cough cLre.-J. " ~ BRIEN, ~, 4 'ird Ave.
", Aiiun, poll, MIN. Jan 6. 1900.
The Lamar register., 1905-10-04
Medicines Have Stood Tes. of Time.

Wise mea admire r.,ser women. but
II is MsMaill N. 81 " nm.s th,y mnrry.
The Lamar register., 1905-10-04

No woman ever lads anybodN's viii
in HewsTauct rs |thout hoping her
me iot ~"EI."fIFw.
The Lamar register., 1905-10-04

When iau.ar CO.. a. comes up rain
usually comes down
The Lamar register., 1905-10-04

Honesty may be a good policy. but 1t
often runs out a day or two before the
fire.
The Lamar register., 1905-10-04
Her, is Relief Tor Women

Warm Friendships are not likely Il
he fused in hcat.I arguments
The Lamar register., 1905-10-04

In covering uT hts tracks - man OF
ten makes a lut mos. While doing it.
The Lamar register., 1905-10-04

The fast young man is seldom salts
fed with the place at which he al
rives.
The Lamar register., 1905-10-04

Lewis Single Binder straight &c cigar.
Price to dealers 1850 per NJ They cost
some more than other brands, hut no more
than a good &c cigar should cost. Lewis
Factory, Peoria Ill.
The Lamar register., 1905-10-04
WILLIAM m,wIEY SMITH
says-You're Educated whrs You're
..OnlO NslIr .IGll.T

.Onto Your .Job."
At this time of the year many young
people are debating how best to spend
the winter months. DO they realize the
Importance Of thorough business
training? Success in life to-day Is won
by the specialist. The greatest price
are found in business.
BOYS and girls. it will pay you to Sc
cure "A thorough business education.
The Barnes Commercial School Of Dem
Yer have issued - beautiful catalogue
that gives fun Information about their
line of work A copy Is sent free by
addressing the president. Il. e. Barnes.
1928 Champa St. Denver.
1t takes a man with sense to make Il
dollar go long way.
The Lamar register., 1905-10-04

one way to acquire knowledge Of
money.
The Lamar register., 1905-10-04
TEA

You can see how much
your confidence in us is
worth. 1t is the making ofus.
The Lamar register., 1905-10-04

Your grocer returns your money II you don't Ike
sehiiiing' Best
The Lamar register., 1905-10-04


For children teethifIg puftent the grut reiuces in
GEmm.tou slIsv- rs'. wine colis g.3 bottle
The Lamar register., 1905-10-04
TEA
If you haven't found-out.
Schilling's Best youarc miss
ing a good deal of comfort.

Your grocer returns your money II you don't like
schiiiing-s Best
The Lamar register., 1905-10-04
Interesting to Students.

Many fsllow works himself t
death TO make Il livin".
The Lamar register., 1905-10-04
I IA
Why Il 9, the ees1

\ f-"o! zeal of 20 =Gishuess goes
der Tia. name Of principle
The Lamar register., 1905-10-04

oar Idea of an insTate is man who
re- H. : 40 IauSi tHy storie., am
other man who Is paying for his din
ner.
The Lamar register., 1905-10-04

IL because made by an entirely differ.
ent process Defiance Starch is un-
like any other, better and one-third
more for 10 cents.
The Lamar register., 1905-10-04

Some men would be most m!sArI be
't..ofit their miscrics.
The Lamar register., 1905-10-04
Defiance Starch

should be in every household. none 90
good. besides OF. more for 10 cents
than any other brand of cold water
starch,
The sun., 1905-08-28
NEW .KILOMETER RECORD.
Christie Sends His Car Over Cape May
Beach In IS 1.S Seconds.

CAPE MAY. N. j.. Aug. 27.-Walter Christie
put the kilometer record for this course down
to 70 2-5 seconds this morning which is AT
the rate Of 90 miles an hour and captured
the Cape May kilometer trophy. There were
no contests, but two or three thousand per
sons watched the four big racing cars in Their
record attempts. At first the cars tried for
mile records. but later the timing device
was moved for the kilometer attempts. The
Bennett cup Fiat made but one trial, doing
. mile in 10 3-5 seconds. One Of its cylinders
was cracked. and it had to be towed of the
beach.
Henry Ford made five trials for the mile
record. the times being ~. ~ 10 ~ rs, Il
and ~ seconds. Mr. Ford said he was con
fident that his light machine could better
the records made here II it could BE- tuned mp
for few weeks. A. j.. Campbell drove the
big Darraca over the mile course three dif,
90 As seconds. Christie made seven attempt!
on the mile record and did the fastest mile
Of the day. scoring 20 i-5 seconds twice. liI'
other miles were made in AZ As, 10 -, I' -,
a. is and Al seconds:
. kIIometer was rs seconds fat. made by
Christie last month. The worlds rccold -
~ 2-5 seconds. made by Baras with DarraCI
In Belgium last year and eQualled few Weehs
age, by clifford carp with Napier AZ Black
Cappbeii with the big Darraca, made the
first kilometer trial. He Gut 40 Of a second
from Christie's old record. Then Campbell
tried for q standing start record and made
sss o s IN and hs sa%aed GEa rs
seconds. Campbell made four other trials
with the Darracq. his times being - s-5, ~
~ <-S and - seconds.
The sun., 1905-08-28
ROWING.
Harlem Regatta Association Plans Fall
Meet-Training News And Gossip.

Meet-IFalninB NcWB anu UO0Blp.
Harlem oarsmen are evidently unsatisfed
with the amount Of racing they have had on
local waters this year. and with the idea Of
giving them a few more contests before
the season closes the Harlem Regatta Associa-
ton proposes to give q fall regatta. For the
purpose Of deciding whether or not the clubs
are agreeable to the idea. a special meeting
will be held at Pabst's Cafe tonight Last
year there was fall regatta and it proved
very successful. but In the opinion OF the
oarsmen 1t was held too late the date being
the last Saturday in September week or
two earlier would be preferred, for In that case
the rowing men would not have to train so
long and they would Just have a feasona BILE
rest after the Labor Day races. Another
point discussed at length yesterday was the
size OF the program, and the general opinion
prevailed that about dozen events would
be sufficient In every regatta the senior
eight shell is one OF the standard events. but
should this meet materiahze it will be one Of
the first races to be dropped. for only one
senior crew could be mustered on the harlem
just now
The crews and scullers to q man who will
20 to Philadelphia on Labor Day we re out
yesterday and all worked hard. A spectacular
feature of this fall training has been the ap-
pearance daily Of the three octoped crews
on the river They were the Hariems. Nets
and Unions, ana all D0unu tOr tnls event
Al the, Quaker City: some Interest was de-
at't that the Nets had n some way become dis. u.s.
organized end had quilt training, Jack
Nagle had mis- men out twice yesterday and
ca IN trip made them pull like bea vers and the
Unions put in some stn spurts along the
psyd brown secretary O. The Middle 3 states
s'ie' 4 / FS% fSss 'as s. ssss h'ss
posed OF Alex Nelson, bow; Frank 0'Neill.
:: John O'Nell, 3. and Patrick Meagher,
stroke O'Neill. who rows at s. 10 the champion
With the Sre S hsEs IT. the
has been coaching the ST. MarysA c, for the
last three months and he says they are warm
candidates. Fred II hack on the Harlem
aQain-and will do a bit Of coaching for the
Palisades of ionkers
The Harlem scullers who are repairing for
man scuiiing in good shape: Fuesssl spent
canal. A number OF local scullers will be seen
in the Philadelphia race. including Shep-
heard. Hohen, Fuessel, vesely and Titus.
William Mehrhon q the Ell NssssW will try
PECK. PECK The waveriy viii be Represented by
McEntee. There Ia also report that O'Netl
and varley Of the Atalantas may try In the
For the frst time since their return from
Germany Mulcahy and Varley were seen
together on the water Yesterday T.. They
A number OF Harlemltes would like to see
Mulcahy and yarley p itted against Titus and
Steinkamp.
The sun., 1905-08-28
WILCOX WINS CYCLE RACE.
Fast Time in Annual Event OF Century
Road Club Association.

VALLEY STREAM. L.. L.. Aug. 27.-Rid-
ing with handicap OF six minutes. Arthur
X. Wilcox of the Park Circle Cycling Club
won the annual twenty mile road race
Of the Century Road Club Association. held
minute man. won the first time prize. cover
ing the distance In the remarkably fast time
of 4s minutes 30 l-5 seconds.
Although strong northerly wind was
blowing. the course--from Valley Stream
to Freeport and TO Springfield and return
was ideal for road racing. which accounts
we're at the starting and finishing point.
Forty-four riders were in the contest.
As the scratch riders came up tho stretch.
sprinting for all that was In them, the
crowd ut the, tape TO- get better view
of the struggle surged forward and COM
pletely closed the way that had been marked
suit was that Frank W. Elmer and l.. j. Weintz
came together and: as 7, the siders were going
over like tenpins. Fortunately nobody was
hurt. After the race WeintZ fled a protest,
claiming that Eiff1ar had deliberately fouled
him. but after discussing the matter for
over an hour the protest ives relegated to the
waste basket. summary.
The sun., 1905-08-28
RE FOR AL-PoR THE HAvDNs CuPs-START.
Sa5-CoURsR, NAUTICAL Mills.
LITTLE OKEE WINS.
surpristng Showing a New Rochelle Boat
in Manhasset Cruising Race.

The cruising race of the Mani asset Bay
Yacht Club, in which seventeen'yachts started
on Saturday afternoon. was finished yester-
day morning and II resulted in q great sur
prise. The winner was the little nineteen
foot knockabout Okee. which nobody re-
earded as q possible victor. II is true she
won on time allo owanoe. but she finished sixth
In the actual order and far ahead of many
arger and supposedly much faster yachts
1.-THE Okee is owned by j. A. Mahestedt and
was entered from tho New Rochelle Yacht
Club. She gets the Howard Gould 500 cup.
The $50 Scnanck cup goes to the thirty
footer Cara Mia. which took second place
on time allowance though she actually fnished
in the first place. The Cara Mia represented
the American Yacht Club and ie the property
Of Stuyvesant WAINWRIGHT. The New Ro-
chelle Club was in luck, for another Of It's
yachts. Larry Huntin Rton q Gauntlet, took
the third prize, q $40 cup given by Rear Com
modore cambridge.
The race was somewhat nuky. The
wind went down with the sun OF Saturday
and for a time during the evening there was
a fiat calm When the wind came in again
II came from the south and those boats which
followed the Long island shore had the best
of the race. The Cara Mia was first to round
the Stratford shoal light at midnight. Alert
was second and Mimosa third. On the way
home the yachts encountered something
Of a blow from the northwest. Following
is the record:
Manhasset Bay Yacht Clubs cruising race to
nautical miles, for mixed classes not exceeding is
feet ALI. start $40 p. N SATURDAY..
The sun., 1905-08-28
GRAvEsEND YACHTS IN RUN.


vivian II. Leads the Fleet to staten niano
and Back.
The boats Of tho Graves end Bay Yacht
Racing Association Assem- bled on The an
ohorase Of tho Atlantic Yacht Club 1t sea
Gate yesterday morning. waitinS for the
signal that would send them Oh on their
hrst annual run. Moro than forty In all
made up The notills whsn =, J. Havsns Of
tho Marine and Fold Club. who had been
chosen commodore. ran, up the blue petsr
st 1880 O'Clock IN tho nornlns for the hrst
leg to the anchorage at New Dofp. Staten
Island.
8. e. verpon's beautiful white racer Vivian
II. took tho lead Ut onoe. With ". II. Childs's
big cruising sioop Maydio few seconds
astern. The Maydic was sailed BY Mr.. Childe's
son, a. the owner was abosr. his racing yacht
More Trouble. With young Mr.. Childs were
several Of his classmates from Yale. who
entertained d the nearby boats with college
songs and cheers.
Close upon the leaders came J. B. O'Dono-
hue's new N. Y. 7. @. 'sO-footsy Tabasoo, with
GSb e.: More apa Roui rSR
the o quest. % WIZ WIZ een%odore sen Hssens and lis
snd fiji Fsd asorss ns%
rss nsst:ssss & Ia Ss I
D. 8. Wylis Of the Atlantic Yacht Club In
his class yacht LtEana.
Ing craft and launches All Of the boats
were loaded down with merrymakers to the
total number Of 40.
Of tho Bensophurst Yacht Club announced
that Commodore Havens had offered two
oups 70 be raced for going home. s. E Yer
It also made the best corrected time. The
time cup, however. was given 10 More Trouble.
the boat that made the second best time.
Though the race was open to all only the
racing boata competed. The summary was
as follows:
.nEn FOR Aucron tn. nAylxs ours-srART.
The sun., 1905-08-28
CYCLISTS IN A DEAD HEAT.
Lawson Refuses to Ride Again and Kramer
Goes Over Track Alone.

BY racing Champion Frank Kramer q
dead heat In the one mile national circuit
bicycle championship at the vailsburg board
track last Saturday night. liver Lawson proved
conclusively that he is Kramer's most danger
out competitor in the present ohampionsh hip
race. LRwson's refusal to run OF the tie
and Kramer's subsequent walkover gave the
five time champion better hold on the leading
position, increasing his score from II to 40
points, while Lawson's annexation Of three
points for second place raised his total from
1s to 10 points; and as Fem failed to get q
place he dropped to third position with IL
points. Lawson stepping into tho vacant
position.
The sensational dead heat in the nnal Of
the championship race was the feature OF q
night OF spirited races. By the unexpected
victory Of Lee In the first semi-nnal Fenn
was shut out, and both he and LAwson. who
qualified for the ANAL by getting second place.
entered . protest against Loo on the ground
Of "elbowing. Lee denied the chsrges
sda % hsnce ths
this Brought Lee and lawson, and Kramer
the the champion. qualifying after q very marrow
escape from being shut out BY Fogel In his
heat.
wse 1e shs rd nap sns Or ts spei
away with Kramer nicely hooked on TO his
Mse had BolSe and snd n
t turn. ra' kramer went after Lawson in what
smd s tho nss
to as fne an exhibition Of speed as has ey r
been winessed on traSbx SossnS his
yoked together. The three judges were Of q
three other ofcials. also on the tape. were
When called on to ride Of, the tie. a. called
and Lawson eylnced . decided unwilling
men should ride. whereupon Kramer ap-
peared on the track and rode four times
AROUND It alone: ., ..,. &c.,
n.hed an Hf @ Tscs The ed I
before q mile had beep ridden. but the prize
Of dos the se see sD snn ss msa S1sss hs eSd
and was never headed. crossing the tape a
winner by a comfortable margin
Ene. the and ssI. S
Teddy Ellington and Jimmy Zanes made
the fight for surpremacy IN the quarter mile
%nsnased hs to sst si. vRee ovsT
tape half l.s wheel In advance OF Zanes' The
ons Ss Isu:
iyn. second; z. Thoma.. Newark, N. j.. third.
6sl On. aHu's as S.,on 'ssGeas c9ea
Salt Lake City second: W. r. Leo New York, third:
oliver Dorian. Coney Island fourth. Time, .
minutes % seconds.
One Quarter Mile Open. Amateur-won by
Teddy Billngton; National A. G.; Brooklyn.; Jimmy
Newark. N. j., third; George Wiley. Syracuse
fourth. Time. 80 seconds.
Alfred Ashurst Newark: H. NJ. Kuehne, New York.
second: II. Vanden Dries. New York, third: W. J.
minutes. 4 rs seconds Distance. ~ miles. 49,
Five Mile Handicap, Professional-Won BY Willie
Fem, Bristol, Conn: W II. Lee. New York, second
Menus Bedel. Lynbrook L. l.. third oliver Dorlon.
fourth. Time, IL minutes rs seconds.
The sun., 1905-08-28
Frayer.Miller Car Beats Worlds Record In
NOn-et0p Auto Run.

LONG BRANCH, Aug. 27.-The six day auto
non stop reliability and fuel contest was An
Ished at 32o O. clock this afternoon. The Prayer
Miller car entered by the Oscar Lear Motor
Car Company Of Columbus. Ohio. established
a worlds record. 3.2os miles In l6s hours and
in ao hours and 5s minutes. The Corbin and
Wayne cars finished shortly before midnight
last night. The Corbin car covered 2.s2i.o
miles, and the Wayne .902.e.
The Frayer-Miller car made a. nonstop
run up to Aug. rs at 1873 A. NJ: Of So hours
and I minutes and i.2ss3 miles. The car
whole lap, making i.s miles ~ hours and
minutes. The carbureter was then cleaned and
o'clock on Wednesday and continuing until
s:ss p. NJ. to-day, F. W. Moskoyics and Mr..
Miller's record for six days was 2,pi5.2 miles.
The sun., 1905-08-28
RECORDS or LOCAL TEAMS.
WHAT THE PLAYERS HAVE DONE
AT BAT AND ~ FIELD.
Donvn. kccler and Lumiey tho Leaders
=, with the, Stick Of Their Respective
Clubs--Samrny strany Again Amons
tho Eiect-Dsvlin ana Fultz Arc Fleet.

DOuVu, ACcIer ouu A<uU1lcy wv Hps~S's
= with the Stick Of Their Respective
Clubs--sammy strany Again Among
81. tho Eiect-Dsylin and FuItz Arc Fleet
J.. Tho batting progress Of the New York
Nationals last week was attended BY the re-
turn OF Sammy Strang to tho elect. whlch
same means 800 hitters. The team as q
whole hit. well last week, and glance at
the unofficial figures below shows the team
average to be high and partly accounts for
the premier position In tho race. Donlin had
q busy week with the willow and. like strang,
gained few points. Bresnahan dropped
few, and McGann. who began the week poorly
braced toward tho last and held his own.
George Browne batted cleverly during the
week and made . pronounced gain. Devlin
continues to annex bases at q rapid rate.
though closely pressed by Mertes and Dahlen.
Donlin 10 the hest run sotter Of the Cham
plops and soon will have crossed the plate
q hundred times.
The New York Americans had Q rather
light hitting week. AID . majority Of the
stickers OF the Grinith clan fell OF . point
or So One Of those who gained was Joe
Yeager. who pounded the ball merrily and
advanced from ninth to fourth place. The
newcomer. Delehanty. has been holding up
his end with the wand and stands third In
the list.
The proportion Of games won last week
was good. as tho hits were timely II not fire.
quent. Keeler 10 not only the best batter.
but leads In sacrifice hits and runs scored.
Fultx excels a. absse runner and was 40
dependable as ever In that regard last wook'
Jimmy Williams 10 batting weakly. but 10
still fielding remarkably well. having the
splendid percentage Of .ss2.
Lumley. the leader Of the Brooklyns. is
not hitting quite so we'll % q week ego. while
Gsssler has improved 30 have helne BSh.en. Thsrs.
was not much change one way or the other
among the transpontlne troupe. Tho base
stealing ave piiowsin tho course Of the weeks
campaign. Batch and Dobbs arc the most
active tal!ymakers. The National League
rear guard still have II on this two other
Greater New York teams In the number OF
double plays touched on
The following records include the games
Of last Saturday:
The sun., 1905-08-28
Golf.

The professional competition which began
Saturday at the Hollywood Golf club course
With thirty hole best ball match, was
continued yesterday. with a medal play com
petition Of thirt y.six holes, with Willie Norto,
Deal. added. As the f1ye men played togel her
the edge Of the competition was taken on ana snG
previous. Still two Of the competitors were
Under bosy. one even wife and tn" other
tvs several strokes over.
Anderson struck clipping, pace l gong
out In the morning and should have had
IS, but he Lost the chance by missing very
short puts on the eighth and ninth holes s'
He played the most consistent golf how
ever. and led the Geld on the morning, round.
Two saoEes beSnd the sea former being
styokes under bosy and the latter three, s.
Willie Norton vas one under and .,eoIs ~.
Low all even, Bernard Nichols being ons one
over. Anderson kept up his steady "ors
In the afternoon. for which he is famous
He did the course in the, par golf q = and no
won by a wide margin. doing the thirty-sn
holes In las. nine. strokes under noe,'
Nlcholls Also showed fine form; d9ims 9bs nri1s i.
money was, $3.50: divided in $50 for nrs' 50 81
for second, SaS for third. $40 for fourth anu
e2S for NTH. The scores follow