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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-24

AN INCORRECT TACKLE-Too HIGH.
1.-THE tackler should grasp the carrier Of
the ball. above the ankles and below
the waist. preferably around the knees.
til he has the ball. The quarter must
hurry his backs. at all times keeping
the ball in front of them, never making
them wait for il. but rather work to
get il. This is especially true on what
is known as a straight buck or quick
opening-that is, when either half takes
the ball through the line between guard
and tackle on his own side OF the cen
ter. In this case the quarter should
toss the ball as soon as his hands have
closed on it directly TO the half who has
started for the opening without letting
his hands come in as far as his body.
For plays between guard and center
or when linemen are running with the
ball the ball should be placed in the pit
OF the stomach and handed. not passed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-24
INDOOR BASEBALL TO
BE PLAYED OUT OF DOORS
Arsenal Men Arrange Championship
Contest for Next Sunday at the
island City Park.

In the indoor base ball at the arse
nal. yesterday. the Storehouse team
defeated the carpenters in a nine-inn-
ing game, the longest game played
since the indoor base ball season open
ed. The batteries were for the Store
house. Mahoney and Collins: Carpen-
tiers. Stoit AMI Hoffman. Score:
Storehouse .. % o o o o 0 L.
Carpenters e.. % % o 0 o / / %
The game for the championship of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-24
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-24
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-24
Prominent Kewaneean Dead.

The funeral of James Tibbetts, one
OF the leading business men of Ke-
vance, and a resident there for 60
years, was he'd at that place today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-24

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-06
WON IN THE FIFTH
INFIELD OF PRETZELS WENT UP
 IN SMOKE.
Bob GIlks and His Pirates Seized O5- pOrtunity and the Game Went
 Into History Against Us.

match dropped in sage field dry as powder, the flames leaping and bounding with startling velocity until
 9 IS This nS was tRe way P5ngs went in that fatal fifth inning yester- day with the Pretzels playing Shreve- port. Up to that time the Pretzel in-
 field had been as steady and firm as a deeply bedded piece of granite. both in and outfield playing a brilliant game. In the fifth inning the match dropped field and started fire that swept the infield off its feet There was horri- ble, cracking roar, and Bob Gilks and his Buccaneers had won out.
 Roy Hale most certainly deserved to win his game if ever pitcher did. He had everything, speed, control and the
 swiftest change of pace one ever sees
 For the first four innings an even thir teen men were at bat for the Pirates
 For the first three innings there were
 nine men at bat while only one ball had stein's fly to Molesworth in the second inning. Tn the third inning Hale per formed the rare feat of striking Miller Fritz and Breitenstein out in rotation
 some crafty stunts in the box for him self and the game was beautiful pitchers battle.
 made in large circles by Abstein at
 short for Shreveport the Iretzels would
 have won hands down. Only, you see u
 the most inopportune moments. Tn the last half of the fourth, the Pretzels all most caught a glint of the home nlate.
 But 1t was rather a case of Tantalus, or rather Brejtenst einalus, again. Ahstein
 had done his ground and lofty juggling
 with about the steenth hit sent him and Shiebech was on first, going to sec ond on Schwartz's neat sacrifice. Brou- thers waited and walked and the next
 moment Breitenstein narrowly missed losing his own game. In trying to catch ShleheCh of second, he made a 10 center field. ShiebeCh getting to third and Brouthers to second. There was only one out with runners on third and second. a clean hit would have scored both of them.-but that longed for hit was not responsive to the plead ings of the bleachers. Molesworth and Gardner ending It with flies to the out
 In the fifth Bob Gilks hit one to Shie- bech that while 1t was pretty hot. look ed as if he could have handled 1t. But he didn't that's all. Abstein dumped a bunt that Mu!laney had been playing in for and with marvellous thickness the big fellow scooped it up and shot 1t like flash to Schwartz. cutting off Gilks. Then Al Miller pounded out line drive past second base and right here tha prairie fire started and when it was over tn Pretzel inheld was not only scar. but as yellow as the Mikado's Kimona. Feitz hit one towards third and to the amazement of everybody the fastest third baSeman in the Southern League got his hands in the way of each other. juggled the ball and in the throw to second without balancing himself. The result was that the ball went wild to Schwartz. The contagion was spreading faster than a case of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-06

measles. and the brilliant field captain of the PretZels committed the fatal
 mistake of grabing the ball and shoot ing 1t to the plate. Harry Hammers
 was taken entirely off his guard and the ball struck him in the chest. roll-- ing over towards the press box and Abstein scoring. Then the inHleld be-
 gan to steady itself a bit and when Breitenstein smashed one Shiebech dug It up, shot it back to Manners and stopped Miller at the plate. Evans smashed out safe one to left field and Fritz scored but by quick throw Har- ry Manners threw him out trying to steal second.
 ~ ith two down in the eighth Kenne- dy Grove to center and scored on Frank
 WeiEarts two-baggcr to right, Wei
 kari scoring on Hanley drive to cen- ter, Gilks ending 1t wlth an infield fly. The score was now four to nothing
 'agin we'uns."
 With one down in the last half Brouthers caught one of Breitenste ein' s
 cist ones right in his left side. Moles- worth sacrificing him to second and
 Gardner scoring him with Texas leaguer back oh second base saving a shutout. Abstein dropped Mullaney's line drive. but Manners was out on a fly ito the oQtfield. Nothing more was done by either side and the game closed with the score to in favor of Shreveport The score was:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-06
The Race Track
At Union Park; st. Louis.

odds of 6 to 1. wor the feature at one milG from d good field at the American
 First race. six furlongs-AdIra Hun ter. g9 (Goodchildl, to 1. won; Onyx II. 106 (Houbrel, s to 1. second; John Time, 115; Hazel Baker, Carl kah- Study, Pure Favor. Pickle saint, Ma,
 Second race, seven furlongs-The Don. llS (Anderson), 2 to l. won: Lliy ThoTa Lee. S S IQlLLooiwej. 2 to ]. third Four Leaf c. All Scarlet and Duelst ran.
 Third race; five furIIG0ngssod2 Sernar Neodesha. 1lS (Goodchild), : 70 7. sec ondi Lady Chiswick. 110 (McD9rmoto, Alley, Obcron. Rain Devil, Josie Goane, Balsaot, Rusticate. Earl Rogers, In spectol Girl ran.
 l01 tGoodehild), $ to 5. won; St, Res olute, S5 CLowe), 4 to l, second; Brook lyn; lo5 lBlaaeki9ck. & to l. H.is Shirl. koff and w. B. Gates ran.
 Fifth race, mile-Limeriek Girl, S5 (swanl, 6 to l. won; Midnight Min Garner -s3 lLowej. F to 1. third. third. Time, sel. kenova. Tom Gilmore and Paul
 sixth race. mile and seventy yards - Hortensia. 104 (Goodchildl. tu :, won: Attilla. 10S (Blacklock). } to ?, second; St. Tammany, 10S (McDer- mott. | to l. third. Time. l:41 4-5. Operator, Prince Real. Stalker an.
 Seventh race. six furlongs-Pipe. l06 tMurphyJ, 8 to ?, won; Claude Walton, lQ6 .(Fiseher). s to 1, second; Belle S.. SC Noywe), 20 to 1. third, Time. tie Red, Prestige, 'Wissendine, Inquiry, Doeskin and Tower ran.
 First race. mile and quarter sell ing-JOhn Garner, S9; Compass, 1Ul; Always Faithful. 95; Tim GaineyA S6; Watermelon. Scorpolette, 99; Ethei Mark, S7; Lee Snow, 92; Excentral SO; Hickory Corners. 96. nit Second race, five furlongs-Ripple loS; Fortunate. Dr. Mcclure, ll5i Er- Long Bright, 106; Gov, Davis, Ill.
 Third race, six furlongs; selling Pipe. Bad Penny. 101; Hobson s Choice' Henry Leuhrmann, Athelena, Jim Fer Tin, l04, Little Margaret, Blue Menthal. 409; Captain Neroth, S6; Miss Nc ckennn' Cyuttica, 97; Pontotoc, 93; Don AlVaro. 99; Hilarity. Ill.
 Fourth race, mile and sixteenth Morris NolmaT. 97: Tanored, S6i BucH NYnnc. Postmaster Wrtght; IV4 rho Don, Little Giant. 112; Mafaida, llS. Fifth race, steeplechase, short course Buck QDowds i53s Dawson. lSe: Du-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-06
A FEW FOUL TIPS.

FE" FULL IAFS.
 O-
 unlucky Roy Hale.
 Lucky Breitenstein.
 Now its up to Mccoy and sta-kell. Ladies day. See if the luck won't change.
 Just. think of the "steins" in yes- terday's game.
 The Egyptians had numerous and divers things done to them yesterday. If Shiebeck didn't play so close to third base lie would probably ee; bet ter results.
 There is not a backstop in this league catching better ball than Harry Manners just now.
 Molesworth is working the middle lot for all there is in 1t now. He cut off one or two extra hits yesterday. That was a great opening of the East Alabama League in Dothan but 1t was impossible to get anything from OpeHka.
 If that Macon bunch in the South Atlantic holds the present clip they will be running well up with the lead CTS In q few days.
 The Western teams of the American League begin their Eastern trip today. the Eastern teams of the National League beginning the Western inva- sion tomorrow.
 The two Philadelphia clubs mold sec ond place in both the National and American Leagues, Chicago pulling pittsburg. out of second place 4n the National League yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-06
McGraw Secures Injunction.

Boston, June 5.EA temporarX, ln- President of the National League of Baseball Clubs. was issued by Justice Sheldon of the Superior Court here to- day in favor of John J. McGraw. man ager of the New York NationaiD 4eague Club. The court order restraints Pull liam from enforcing a suspension and pending hearing to be held It a later date. The injunction also restraints the various umpires of the Nation al League from preventing McGraw from going on the field in the capacity Of playing manager.
 Manager McGraw was Suspended for fifteen days and fined $150 for alleged misconduct during 8 game in New York city between the Pittsburg and New York teams.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-06
sIlan, Manfred, 112; pr. Kenny. 1O1

CleIlan, Manfred, 112; Dr. Kenny, 1O1; Siss Lee. 107.
 Third race. five furlongs; selling Voltmeter. 9S; Cortez, Agnolo. Dudley, l03; Antara, The Saracen, Carthage, Henry Hentricks, 1o6; Toastmaster, 109.
 Fourth race. six furlongs; selling Hopeful Miss, 97; Simon Kent, Gracious, King Nutter, Magnolin. 101; Ladas, St. Hera, 103: Chanterelle 1o4; Nervatof. First Chip. 1O6; Harding, IA; sweetie, 99: Benmora, III.
 Fifth race, four and 'one-half fur longs-Zicnap, Vic Kinney. Minner Adams. Sister Francis, Orline, Nuns Yelling. Comment, 104; Olive Leaf, lo3; Lady Toddington. los.
 Sixth race. mile and seventy yards Harlequin. e2; Apple, 99; Foreigner, 103; Marshil Ney. Barry Hughes. 105; Eastern Boy, 1O7; Fonsoluca, Ill; Huck- leberry Finn, 96 Scotch Thistle. 102.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-06

Summary-Two base bits, lansing, Accorsini. Bandelin. Dungan. Bases on errors. Nashville f Double plays. Bennett to Elsey: Wiseman to Bennett. Left on bases, Nashville, x; Memphis, & Herman, 4 by Brown. 6. Bases on balls. off Herman, ?; off Brown, 8. Sac rificc hits. Elscy. ,; Norcum. Stolcn bases, ACcorsini. Time of game, 40. SS5. Umpire, Pfenningcr.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
HnEr Mina ApaIn.

New York, June 5.-fimeiy hits off Young won Il well played game for New York against Boston today. R. H E. New York ........OlO 12U 10"-5 10 1
 Batteries-Young and Criger; Hogg and Kleinow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-06

Summary-Earned runs-Birming- ham, g.; New Orleans, 9 Two base hits --Hafford, Hennessy. Three base hits Smith. Sacrifice hits-Hennessy. Dele- hanty Moore, Schiappaccasse, Stratton. stolen bases-Miller. Delehanty, Moore Nadeau, Hahn. First base on balls-Off Ragan, ?; off Whitridge. ?. Struck out By Ragon, 6; by Whitridge, A. Left on bases-Birmingham, [; New Orleans, 8. First on errors-Birmingh gham, ?; New Orleans. 3. Hit by pitcher-By Whit ridge, 1. Time of game-1:56. Umpire Black Attendance-lS7
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-06
Same Old Story.
nAH4An

Boston. June 5.-Errors by the lo- calls and New Yorks heavy batting en- abled the visitors to win today's game.
 R. H. D. New York ......10o 400 150-11 II 3 'Isaft Ratteries.Taylocr and snS 'V Bresnahan, Wilhelm and McCarty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-06

Summary--Runs earned, Shreveport 9 Two base hits, Weikart. |. Left on bases. Montgomery. II; Shreveport, 5 Bases. on balls. by Hale, 1; Brett enstein, ,. Bases given for hitting batter. by Hale, (Abstein): Breiten- stein. (Mullaney and Brouthers) Double plays. Evans to Weikart. 1. Struck out, by Hale, i; Breitenstein G. Sacrifice hits. Schwartz. 1. Stolen bases. Kennedy. 1. Umpire. Bassett Time of game, 1:55.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-06
Pittsburx in Third Place.

Chicago, June 5.-By punching three
 singles and double the locals won to- day in the eighth inning. In all but this inning Leever was almost invinc- ible. R. II. E. Chicago :. .o00 01O 03"-4 s 1 Pittsburg :. ..... .012 000 OO0-3 3
 Batterles-Pfeffer and O'Neill; Leever and PetZ.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-06
wnshinctou,s Hard u,ttiur

Philadelphia, June 5.-The nome team was defeated today by Washington s good hitting. coupled with errors by Henley. Philadelphia's hitting was also good, but not consecutive.
 R. H. E. Philadelphia :. .O20 001 O10--4 10 , Batteries-Patten and Hayden; Hem ley, Coakley and Schreck
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-06
GUEsE LOST HIS GAME.
Batting Rally of Crackers Landed the
 Gnme In the Inst Inning.

Atlanta, June 5.-AtIanta's hits were more Opportune than Little Rocks and game, which was apybodys game till the eighth came Atlantus way Attendance, 1900.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-06

mont, Hakim. 125; Dr. Clark, 1sz; Jim BoZeman, 15G.
 Satin Coat, Lee King, 103; Bar le Due, 104: Prince of Pilsan. 1OT; Renaissance so; Maggie Brown, Googoo, 99; Fl Roy, 103; Lady Fonso, s7; pr. Kammerer, '
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-06
RIP RAGAN's PITCHING.
Gave Vaughnites Yesterdays Game,
 Whiteridge Being Pounded Hard.

ons landed on Whitridge early in the game and batted out victory. Ragan had New Orleans at his mercy through the entire game, and pitched fine ball. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-06
GINGERY FISHERMEN.
Herman Shut Out Egyptians-Slx Hits Mnde or Him and IA OR Rrn1Xn

NashViIle, Tenn, June 5.-Heavy hit- ting netted Nashville ten runs today, while two double plays prevented Mem phis from scoring. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Reda, East Einish.

St. Louis, June 5.--A two base hit by Seymour in the ninth inning and a single by Barry. which scored Seymour,
 won today's game for Cincinnati. R. H. F.
 St. Louis .........11o 900 OOo-2 1 Cincinnati .. ..... 900 200 OO1-3 1
 Batteries-Egan and Warner; Walker and Phelps.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-06
At LRfOnfn.


 Cincinnati. June 1.-Beana, at 10 to 1 in the betting.. won the handicap steeplechase, the. feature event at La tonia today. Red Car, the odds on fla vorite, finished third. Sea Pirate fell and Jockey Wieman was slightly in- jured Two favorites, two second choices and two outsiders won Track First race. six furlongs-Mav Ellen, 9S CWashard), to l, won; Noltaic, 9S {J IJo H!eks3 IEaaD; to l. seGond Frank Bll ii4 4-5. Goodtime Nicholas R., Lii, liandra, Nautilus, Meadow Plume and Second race, mile and fifty yards Tapiola, 94 (Noonan) to 1, won; Mint Bed, l04 tNiblick), 5to l, second; Hot, 9S lE. Ro6insonl; l5 to l. third. Time, Annie Williams Sailors Dream, Lou NJ. Cardinal Wolsey and Merino also ran. Third rr' race feur and one half fur won; Lilita, los CHofflerl. g to. l. sec ond; Miss Hawley, 1Os (Foy). 30 to 1. third. Time, :56. Toodles, Anne Stone, Anne Hill; Martha Lang, Flotilla and Fourth race, short course steeple- chaseEaBeana, l36 (Piercel, II to l. won; won. Don Ami lsS ,SSBaEtleyl>; E to T. sSiTd sSf9h rmS RGS Ssai sdi sGye JoRn E owens SS g. sayond ran out; Sea Pirate fell. Town. 1O4 (ChappelD, s to 5. won Ro- mola 1O7 (Nibiack) to 5. second; i; Time, log 2-5. Dewhurst. Zarda, Speed maker Arrow Point also ran.
 Sixth race, six furlon gs--Judge Tray wood Ohio, GO7 (TreubeD. ' to 2. sec ond Fallc Leaf. 9S (McIntyre), to 1, third. Time, 1:14 2-5. Berintha, En- chanter, Fox Hunting, Merry George, Itaska, 'The Lexington Leader also ran.
 Entries.
 First race. six furlongs-Sjmbcock Fontela. 94; Hot, 9s; Belle Toone, Flori, Trompeuse. 99; Presentation, Chief Deputy. Phiora Fleuron, 101; Van Hope, Fortuny, 10l; Blytheness, Rheingold, 104.
 Second race. one mile-Kittie Belle Brooks. 99; Alcor. 1O4; The Thrall, Me
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-06

krug, 2. Sacrifice hits, Winters, Krug: iuese, l. Struck out by Jackson; :; by Watt. 3; by Guese. g. Will pitches, Guese, 1; Jackson, 1. Time 1:55. Um- pires. Carpenter and Burke.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-06

Ancient witchery was believed in by only a few, but the true merit of De- Wits Witch Hazel Salve is known by everyone who has used it for boils, sores. letter, eczema and piles.
 tu-thu-sat.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-06

ern Jockey Club permission was grant. ed the Delmar Jockey Club to condunt race meeting beginning June IA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-06
At Hamilton, Ont.

Hamilton, Ont, June 5.-The first cay of the Hamilton Jockey Club meeting. Weather rainy; track muddy.
 First race, six furlongs-Henry Waite, 8 to 5, won; Peter Paul. to 10, second; Parnasus, 50 to 1, third. Time, Second race, four and one-half fur longs-Hyperion, to 1. won; Varieties. 2 to 1, second; Henry. to 2' third.
 5 Fourth race, mile and a sixteenth Sir Ralph, to 2, won; First Born. 6 to l, second; Setauket, to l, third. Time,
 Fifth race, steeplechase. two and one half miles-Dansevoort, even, won; Lord Radnor. s to l, second; Billy Ray,
 Sixth race, mile-Benckart, to 2. won; Monachord, l2 to l. second; Red Light, to l. third. Time. 40.
 Seventh race, five furlongs-Scare- crow, s to 3, won; Fern Rock, to 2, second; Sam Pan, to l, third. Time. 1:04
 Horse Racing to Continue.
 Chicago. June 5.-Horse racing Is to continue in St. Louis despite the pass age by the Missouri Legislature of the anti betting law, which goes into ef- feet June IT. At the monthly meeting of the Board of Stewards of the West
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-06
At Gravesend.

New York, June 5.----Guiding Star, the 4 to 5 favorite, easily won the Bed end today. The favorite and Quorum ran close together to the stretch where Guiding Star drew away and won by one and a half lengths
 Beldame made her second anpear- ance of the year and while she did not win: ran q good race. finishing second to Garnish after making the pace for from the West scored an easy victory in the last race. He was to 10 fayorite and won by a length, lOngs- -Broadcioth, 1is 1Martin5' 3 to second; czaraphine, 1o2 q. Kelly). 1 to 1. third; Time, 1:1O % Lang Waddell. Reiladrix, confessor. Lady Hcnrletta, Flammula. Hannibal Bey. Belligerent, Atwood and Jerry c. ran.
 Second race, steeplechase. about two % GFnega 1 to ~9h g. seeond samf Nitrate atea iIs GFulksl. 5 to i. third Time. 4:55: eorTs Gegng Pne rnn PqFe PTgpE rts at Flying Machine and Imperialist fell.
 Third race. mile and sixteenth--Gar- nish. 107 Shaw, 12 to, 1. won: Bel halln, 1O2 (Miller), 10 to 1, third. Time, 1:47. Alan a Dale. St. Valentine, Gra- ziallo. Elwood. Outcome, English Lad, Monsieur Beaucaire. Stamping Ground and Brigand ran.
 Fourth race. Bedford Stakes. five furlongs-Guiding Star. 106 (O'NeiD. 4 to 5, won; Quorum. 1O7 (Martinl. 8 to 1. second; Osiris. 107 (Shaw), to 1. third. Time, 1:01. Veribest, High Brush and Cracksrfian ran
 Fifth race, selling. mile and six teenth-Ocean Tide, 106 (W. Davis). I to 1. won; Canteen, 1OS (Shaw), ' to ,, second: Jane Holly, 1o3 (W. Knapp, 12 to 1, third Time. AT 4-5. Con suelo II. Tolsan, Maid of Timbuctoo, Daisy Green. Lady Joeelyn and Ella Snyder ran.
 Sixth race. six furlongs-Yankee Athlete. 1o4 (Miiicrl. 40 to 1. second !; St, Estephe. 1r7 (W. Oavls). to 2. third. Time. :O1 3-5. Gold Sitter and Sir PrinkleY ran
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-06

First race. handicap. all ages about six furlongs-Irish Lad. 12S: Broom stick, Hamburg Belle, 122: Lady Amelia, Toscan, 121; Shot Gun, 120; Right and True, 110; Jake Sanders, McChord. 10S; Wentworth, Race King, 102; Keator, 97; Witch Hazel. Chieftain. 96; Mas saniello Tyron. 95; Bellatrix, 90; Dia- mond Flush, S7.
 Second race. mile and a sixteenth, selling, 3year-olds and up-Possession Wizard 107; Lord Melbourne 103; Rostand, Embarrassment, Gold Dome. Ella Snyder. 101; Arsenal Onward. 100; Rocklands, St. Breeze, 99; Flyback, 9S; Carrie Jones, 93; Maggie Strouple, 90; Otzego. 9S; Sailor Boy. S5.
 Third race; handicap, five furlongs, 2-year- -olds-George C. Bennett, 126; Penguin, 120; Green Room, Andra. 117; Voorhees,, 116; Inquisitor. 115: Phidias. IA; Mary F.. 113; Dr. Hollis, Albert F., ito; Capias, 1OS.
 Fourth race, the Grazelle. mile and a sixteenth, 3-year-old illies-Flinders, 124; Coy Maid, Kiemesha, Tradition Lady Henrietta 113
 Fifth race. five furlongs-The Poet tl2; Lawsonian, Greenland. 1O5; Sand ringham Belle. Evening, 1O4: Cassan- drla, Isolation. Red Flag. l02; Poetry In Line, go; Guy Mannering. 9S: Game ster. Gcntian. Kingsmere 97; Babe B., Miss Cliff, Society Bud, 94,
 Sixth race, mile and seventy yards Red Friar. lii: Bank, Von Tromp, Cederstrome. 1O6; Don Royal 101.