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The Washington herald., 1906-10-11
GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

About fifteen Washington trotters and
PAGERS are at the Hazerstown fair this
week.
sam lazarus. the Texas tUrfruan and
breeder. has purchased Major DaingeTfield
for stud purposes.
The excellence OF the Belmont Park 60
ing is evidenced by the fact that every
sellinE platter winner runs MS mile in bet
ter than 10.
Tommy shannon, a prominent young
bOCkmaker az Lexington. Ky. died Tues
day. He was one of the youngest men
that ever took "A block, and one OF the
most successful bettors Of his tina.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-11
PRINTERS WIN TWO GAMES.
Commissioners Capture the Middle
Round in z Good Set.

Government Printing Office last evening
captured two Of the three games from the
Commissioners in the Departmental Bowl
ing League on the Palace Alleys. Most Of
the printers rolled good scores in the first,
Atkins leading with go and in the next
they ran fine strings. but the unusual 25S
Of Akers and the excellent assistance OF
Ray and Brosnan carried away the sec
oud game for the Commissioner Three
of the Commissioners fell of in their last
rounds, and the printers beat them by
fifty pins.
Columbia won the set with Potomac in
the Real Estate League In an almost per
fectly consistent series. They hung up
sos totals in the first and second games,
and SJ2 in the last. Phelps was high man,
and Barclay was second best The latter S
game was the best OF the set. Scores:
The Washington herald., 1906-10-11
Fatal Baseball Accident.

Rolla, No, oct. 10-In baseball game
near the Maries County line yesterday
two young mon named Clark and Mckee.
belonging 20 the same team. collided with
terrific force while trying 20 catch a bali.
Mckee being killed almost instantly and
Clark being rendered unconscious. Clark
was the taller of the two, and Il is re-
ported that his upper teeth struck Nc
Kec in the forehead and were broken OF
and imbedded in McKee's skull.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-11
,icGtunitv to Coach Tigers,

Princeton. Oct. 1o.-It IS announced that
Pitcher Joe" McGinnity, of the New
York Giants. has been engaged to coach
the Tigers in their fall baseball practice.
and vin begin his duties al once. A call
viii be issued soon for baseball men from
the three classes The Iron Man viii
take speciai pains with the pitching can
didates. Jim" COoney. captain of the
baseball team: Eddie Harlan, left
fielder. and EDDIE Dillon, center
fielder. will not be able TO answer the call
because they are at present playing on
TIE varsity eleven
The Washington herald., 1906-10-11
Gun Club Shoot.

The Analostan Gun Club will hold its
fall tournament on October Is. commenc-
ing at 10 o'clock IL m. The programme
will consist of six twenty-tarset events,
sliding handicap. for which an entrance
fee or $1.40 will be charged for each event
Purses Will be divided 80 80. %. and 10 per
cent There viii also be two merchandise
events Of twenty-five targets. the en-
trance fee being 81 for each event. Twen-
ty-five prizes will be awarded I'm each
event. Those who desire may shoot for
targets only. All shooters arc invited to
participate
The Washington herald., 1906-10-11

of Texas. who beat Miss Katherine L.
Wilkes and Kentucky Tod, and, by ae-
complishing this feat. becomes queen Of
the twO-year-olds Of this season.
Main Sheet, the overwhelming favorite
in the Mcdowell Stakes, was distanced in
the first heat, and the race went TO Tur-
ley, d rank outsider. After losing the
first heat Turley had no trouble in win
ming the next three heats and the race.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-11
NToaISley TO STAY ut Cornell.

Ithaca, \. Y. oct. 1o.-Trainer John F.
Moakley. track coach, will remain at
Cornell. The athletic council announced
that the famous trainer had signed
three years contract. beginning with Sep
tembeT !. The student committee IN
charge of the raising of fund for build
ing a house for the popular coach re-
ported yesterday that S2.e00 had already
been subscribed
The Washington herald., 1906-10-11
LUCILLE MARLOWE QUEEN.
Senator BaiIey's Trotter Best Of Sea-
sons T1vo-year-o

Lexington Ky. Oct 1O.-Nut Boy won
the Walnut Hall Farm Cup. Turiey won
the Mcdowell Stake. and Lucille Marlowe
the Lexington stake. the features Of the
six-Tace programme Of the Kentucky
Trotting Horse Breeders Association to-
day. Other races on the programme were
the PA pacing. won by Eloise; the 2;69
pacing. won BIZ Phaila, and the PA trot,
won by Talpa.
The Walnut Hall. Farm Cup was won
by Nut Boy in straight heats. He took
the last heat easily in binding snow
storm.
The Lexington Stakes was won by Lu-
cille Marlowe, owned BY Senator Bailey,
The Washington herald., 1906-10-11
Bates Scores on Harvard.

Cambridge. Mass. oct. 1o-Harvard
was scored on by Bates in the football
game on Soldiers field this afternoon,
though the Crimson had no trouble run
ming up = points to Bates 9. The Maine
College boys scored from midicld on
three plays. through the poor playing of
Miller IL left end for Harvard.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-11
Hyattsvi1e. >; NJ. A. c. Seconds, o.

Hyattsyille. Oct. 1o.-The first Hyatts-
vile football team debated the second
Maryland Agricultural eleven this after
noon at College by 5 10 0. The feature
was an S5-yard run for touchdown
by Herring The Hyattsville boys were
held for downs only one time. and their
team work was distinctly superior to THAI
OF the Aggies- WheelOCk and Whitney
we're good ground gamers. while HiCkey's
work. as left end. was fine. The Aggies
attempted several forward passes and
TL.r1ILtnI
The Washington herald., 1906-10-11

AlgernCn Claxton, trainer of the steeple-
chase stable of Grant Hugh Browne, does
not anticipate trouble in getting John
N. P. to the post tit in the coming Cham
pion Steeplechase. in spite of the indiffer-
ent schooling of the outiander at Belmont
Park Saturday John NJ. p. was not hurt
when he ran through the wing of the
frontstretch jump. although his skin was
abraded in several places.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-11
Georgetown Junior Props Win.

In their first game Of the season the
Georgetown Junior Preps yesterday de-
feated the DUpOnts by the score OF to o.
The DuDonts were 4 heavier lot than the
PTeps. but even this was no advantage,
and the Preps are we'll pleased with their
excellent start.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-11
RICHMOND BLUES WIN.
Company Drills Best Among Seven
Competitors at State Fair.
SPECIAL TO The Washington Herald.

IItlIdI % lIt W ILIl-I.
Richmond, Va. Oct. 1o-The State Fair.
which opened for the first time yester-
day. was well organized to-day. and
moved of smoothly with an increased at
tendance. The chief feature was the
CaptS. Muir. Lamhan. and McRae, Of the
competitive military drill. Seven COM
panies competed. and tho Judges were
United States army, assisted by Col. Jo-
Seph Lane Stern.
The first prize Of $500 was awarded
TO Company 3, Of the Richmond Blues
battalion.
races on the fair grounds:
The Washington herald., 1906-10-11
JOCKEY DIES OF INJURIES.
George Gordon Thrown in Race at
Richmond Horse Show.
to The Washington Rarald.


Richmond, Va. Oct. I0--George Gordon.
the jockey. Of Philadelphia, who was in
juTed in a fall last night while riding for
I. P. Gordon. of Philadelphia. died at IL
o'clock tonight from internal injuries.
His horse balked at the first jump in the
steeplechase ana fell Oh lis rider. The
remains viii be taken to Philadelphia for
interment-
The Washington herald., 1906-10-11
Pennsx Wins Easily.

Philadelphia, oct fO.-Pennsylvania this
afternoon easily defeated Franklin and
Marshall football team. but the visitors
scored. the total being a. to s. Lentz.
Franklin and MarShalTs half back. ran
S yards for a touchdown. Pennsylvania
scored the first touchdown in less than
two minutes of playing.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-11
YOU ARE NFyT.
SOUTHERN HUNT MEET.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fox Hunters VIII
Gather at Chase City.

Gather at Chase City.
Special to The Washington Herald.
Chase City. Va, Oct 10.-In the week
beginning october Q, the annual meeting
of the Virginia-Carolina Fox Hunters
Association viii be held at the MeckleG-
burg Hotel, and. as usual. promises 10 be
one of the most interesting sporting and
social events Of the season.
There viii be gathered here representa-
tive spOrtsmen and Sp0rtswOmen from
the East and South, together with sew
eral hundred dogs entered for competition
in the field trials and bench show. This
Is the most prominent Southern meet
OF the year The week viii be one or
gayety indoors and out, including daily
fox hunts, trap shooting. the hunt bail,
germans. banqUets. derby races, and
bench show.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-11
YnIc. II; snringneId. 0.

New Haven. Conn. Oct. 1N.-By fast
playing Of open football against the same
style of game. Yale this afternoon defeat
cd the Springfield Training school eleven
by q score of u TO O. The Blues made enc
touchdown in cach half.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-11
Episcopal High schools Came.

The Episcopal High School football
team Of Alexandra yesterday afternoon
defeated the Alexandria Athletic Associa-
ton by the score Of > to o. The game was
played on the grounds of the Episcopa-
lians.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-11
AIexandria Team wants Games.

The Alexandria Athletic Club Junior
football team desires games Tor the sea-
son with Washington teams averaging iO5
pounds. Third BrookIand and Second Tan
glewoods. preferred. Address c. Chilcott,
80 South Patrick street, Alexandria, Va.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-11
Chamberlain to Help Coach Navy.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
annapolis Nd, Oct. 10-Burr Cham
berlain. an ex-Yale football star, is the
latest addition 10 the coaching staff Of the
navy eleven. He arrived in Annapolis to-
night Chamberlain helped coach the
team during the last three seasons
The Washington herald., 1906-10-11
CoIgate Wins ln Heavy Rain.

Hamilton. y. Y. Oct 10.-Colgate de-
fcated Hobart IN football here to-day by
score Of % to Q. The game was fast.
but marked by much off-side playing. II
was played in the pouring rain and on
muddy field. Whelan, Colgate's left half
back. Was the hero of the game.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-11
WASHINGTON HORSES LOSE.
hushGn Beaten in Straight Heats
Riley A shut Out

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Hagerstown. Nd, Oct IO-Five thou
sand persons witnessed races at the fair
here to-day Kushan. q Washington
horse, was favorite in the betting for the
2:17 trot. He was unsteady and was
beaten In straight heats by Black
Patchen- Riley a. also from Washington.
was shut out IN the first heat in the 2.25
pace. The summaries:
The Washington herald., 1906-10-11
Brown Beats Amherst Aggies.

Providence. r. l., Oct 1o-Brown de-
feated Amherst Agricultural College here
this afternoon by u score of II TO 0. The
visitors were never dangerous. Brown
made two touchd0wns in the first half.
and one in the second.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-11
LEAGUE
Totals. ST. s55 Se7 Totals. Z
REAL. ESTATE LEAGUE
kaufman and Berger Matched.

san Francisco. Cal. Oct. 1O.-ArticIes
were signed last night by Sam Berger
and Al Kaufman for twenty-round con-
test October 81 Jack WEIGH was chosen
referee. The articles provide that straight
Marquis of Queensberry rules are TO gov
ern.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-11

First base on euoTs-Americans, J. Left on bases
Americans 6; Nationals 6. Double plays-Sheckard
and King; Evers and Chance. TwO-base hits-Jones
and Killing. Sacrifice hits-Steiufeldt and Reulhach
Stolen baSCs-ChanCc %. Tinker t2l ETcr o.
Hits-Oh White, I in 3 innings. Bases on balls
Reglbach. 6; White .; Owen. 8. Hit by pitcher
Robe. Struck oUt-By White 1: by Owen. ?. by
ReIIlbach. 3 Wild pitcbes-OEen and Reultaoh
Time of gamc-2 hours. Umpires-MessIs. OI0ugh-
lin and Johnstouc. Atendance-l25q5
The Washington herald., 1906-10-11
NOTES OF THE GAME.

Ruelbach is one of the games greatest
bOxmen. He is the same chap Jake Stahl
The Washington herald., 1906-10-11
Iine-nn and Summnrv.

oUcn10Wns-Nortdcroft and Norton. Goals rom
tourddowus- Norton l2l. Time Of halves Is and 70
minutes. Rcf,F-e-Nr. Nelson, University Cf Ne
brasEa Umpire-Burr Chamberlain q Yale. Lines
mcn-N-. Hou, of Maryland Agricultural Coilese,
aud MilshiIman Simpson.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-11
CUBS BAT OUT VICTORY
COmiSkey'S White SOx Over
whelmed by Nationals.
REULBACH a GREAT PUZZLE

Americans Could Do Nothing with
the Dig Pitcher, While DIR. White
Was Driven on the Slab Early, and
owen Could Not Check Chances
Nen--Weather Again Too Cold.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-11

Cassadra disisnced in first heat. Miss Mildred
drawn after third heat. Agile y. distanced Time,
2.g7lt 2-o0A 2-22A. 2:Zji4.
THIRD RACE-ThTec-lusrter Of mile; purse
500 Cabin Boy. owned by l. g. Ludwig BalG-
more first: Little Cita. owned By q 4 Hunting
ton. Baltimore second; Ran After. owned by L. g.
Showbc BuckhaBuon. ". Va. tii-G; O-ac1lar
owned by L " Stackhouse Philadelphia, fourth.
Time lis
FOURTH RACE-Running: one and one-half
miles; purse $500 Proroser. csued by l. ?. Holli-
day Basic City. Va. first; Knight Of Western.
owned by +. Utter5ack. OF Leesbgrg. Va, second: /:
Llsnthony Boy. owned by Frank Z. Palmer, OF NeS
York third, Dcssio. cWEed BY Dion K Kerr. Of
WarTentou fourth Time 2:l3.
FIFTH RACE-Stecplochas two ard one-quarte-
miles. rGrss $50. Miss Chafin owned hy James L.
Patterson. first; Essex, owned b. Duff Green. of
fredericksburg second: Duster. csned b. James
T. Patterson. Of Richmond. third. Scadock Gut
before the fist hall mile. and Commonwealth tell
AID threw her rider, Mr. Hoo9, OF Alexandra.
Time. 5:l5
The Washington herald., 1906-10-11

5. X. Bcdworth owned b. V. Y SIMPLE, Cobb's
Creek Va. won first money; sun Light owned by
{. W. Haight. Mount Holly y. J. seoond; Red
Rock owned by Nails & SCeey. third; Sweetheart.
owned By C. l. Bunch PlCaSont0n. Cal. fourth,
Little Billie and Marguerite also paced Tirae,
2lgl. 222I1l. 2224 2=3
The Washington herald., 1906-10-11

Dan ). The Critic. Sister Ada. and Guy Rector
finished in the order named Time. 2;a3i. 2:lsfz
Wee Girl won the half mile heat run. with Hazel
Baker second. aud Chaplain third. Time. 05lis 052
The Washington herald., 1906-10-11

Manager Jones blundered when he
picked Harry White to pitch. While he
is the best left-hander in harness, he does
not belong 10 the Geld weather brigade.
White never pitches in the early season.
and usually drops out before the end of
the year.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-11

The victory Of the Sox caused a tremen-
dous drop in the betting odds, and even
money wagers were made. The attend
ance Tuesday was a disappointment to
the management, and especially 10 the
players of the two teams, as they share
the receipts Of the first four games, for
the crowd was fully 10,OO0 under the esti-
mates
The Washington herald., 1906-10-11

RUelbach won the last twelve games he
pitched for the Cubs. and entertained just
enough superstition to think that when
he worked in his thirteenth game he
would be defeated. But the '13' omen
didn't work
The Washington herald., 1906-10-11

Cold fingers made poor looking catcher
out of Billy Sullivan SIX bases were
stolen on him, whereas had It been mid
season all of them would have been
turned back.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-16
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NEW YORK MARKETS
BEAR OPERATORS IN STOCKS
CONTINUE THE RADICAL
MONTY HIGHER.
Publishers Press1


New York, June 15.-Opening deal
igns in. the stock market were active
and widely distributed, with some
large transactions in individual stock
Changes as a rule were small and
mixed between gains and losses. Del
aware & Hudson and Colorado Fuel
opened down IL and Northern Pacl-
fic a point. Reading opened unchang-
ed and then ran off Il. United States
Steel opened a shade higher, but the
preferred fell Il. Virginia Carolina
Chemical gained IA.
Bear operators extended their line
considerably when call money rose to
AZ per cent. The successful drive
against Reading showed out enough
stock to drop it points to 1919 and
bring about general fall between l
and 2 points,
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-16
RICHMOND MARKETS
EGGS ARE MORE PLENTIFUL
AND OF BETTER QUALITY
BUTTER is BETTER.

Eggs are better this week than last
on account of cool weather doing
away with the large number OF sun
hatched" eggs. The general price
paid through the country was llc'
some particularly good eggs bringing
a cent dozen more. Hucksters had
no difficulty in disposing of all eggs
they brought to town at the usuai
rate Of profit.
Quality of butter is as high as IL
will get, according to many hucksters
Grass is at it's best and everything
combines to make good butter. Yen
and eleven cents a pound has been
paid all week.
The supply of poultry continues as
It was last week-large and OF good
quality. There are more spring chick
ems to be had, prices on them de-
creasing as the supply has increased
Hucksters in general paid three cents
less than last week. Fowls and other
poultry are unchanged.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-16
Outwits the Surgeon.

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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-16
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOUF
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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-16
CINCINNATI MARKETS
FEW CHANGES IN EITHER CAT
TIE OR HOG MARkET-RE-
cEIPTS WERE LARGE.

Cincinnati, O., June 15.-Receipts
Cattle 329; hogs-6S5; Sheep-S92.
Cattle-Receipts of cattle today
were fair for the second last day of
the week. Naturally the market con-
tinued heavy and draggy, and, in
some instances, statesmen claimed
prices weak to a shade lower.
Hogs-There was a more active de-
mand and though the receipts were
also more liberal and a good average
for Friday, the market opened active
and packing and butcher grades COM
manded steady to strong prices cur
rent yesterday.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-16
A. Texas Wonder.

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Wisconsin and Michigan Summer Re
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS
HOG RECEIPTS WERE 10000 AND
PRICES HELD STEADY-NO
CHANGES FOR CATTLE.
Publishers Press1

Indianapolis, June 15.-Receipts-
Hogs, 10000; cattle, 1900; sheep and
lambs, $50. All departments Of the
live stock market opened steady at
yesterdays closing prices. The early
price for hogs was $500.
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