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The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
RACING CARD FOR TO-DAY.
JaHafcS.

First uce-siS iurioug-. Tesere-s. varielie-,
Aleucou. aud Brush a. no each, Nosfromo. .ss.
MARY b Clark, lO5; Fiat. Ii5: Chief,aiu. 10: Mis-
Ogden and Azelila. lo5 each. Workman, los; Grsk.
lG.
Second rec-Oue and oue-siztesrih miles. Lotus.
io'' FUe55aud. Cinchoua, Edna Jackson. aud Bertha
D.. lj5 each. Omoadc's Right 10. Right and True.
lo6 Pvthia and TTln=mutc 100 each JACK McKeon.
l0S Kcator. 1a5.
lhud race Handicap siz fulougs Main Chance.
70; Purslaue. 70, sails r. is. Nniota Ii2.
Duuvalio. III. Dubrsla I13
tCmih raoe-Rchmoud Handicap. six fuIonzs.
Rosebeu, lis Halifax I25; Oxford. l2I Bro0sdslc
Nymph i6' Jac0bte. lli; Lotus IL: Hardzara
les Monet, io5 FFauk Lord. l0i; H0oray. l0e-
'i1azlailo, Montgomery, and Frank Gill 100 each
Botani7t 95i Bin Phillips g.
Fifth race-Ou- and ouesixteenth uies Sly
Ben. E1, Emperor Of Iudia aud Tom Cogau los
carh; LeonaId Joe Haymsn %
Sixth racs-FiJs and oUc-half fJ1lones Turbu.
leuce Gordon Rust. and Ida Jones' 100 each
LuniDee. Prince Nipissing. and Marathon. .l2
each; Adelnette lo9 Picrrot Sandy CreeEer Ellis
dale. GaTpahaunocE. Berkeley. and Green Seal. u2
each. Judge Post and Coousy X. 100 each.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
GOLF FOR RICH CUP.
Chevy Chase Club Begins To-day
Match Play for Siamese Trophy.

Thirty-two members Of the Chevy
Chase Golf Club will to-day play the first
round for the magnificent cup offered and
played for last year by Yaradhara Phya
AkhaTai. Siamcse Minister t0 Washing
ton Several days were allowed for the
playing OF the qualification round. and
the lowest thirty-two we're paired for tie
competition. which viii be finished ou
Saturday when the final pair Will contest
for the $500 trophy. The conditions under
which the cup was offered stipulatc that
1t must be won three times before it be-
comes the property Of any player, and It
is likely that il will be competed for for
several years. and make one Of the most
interesting features OF fall play among
the large membership CT the club.
The beautiful weather Of the last sew
erai days has put the course in the best
condition # has beeu IN for years. Pro-
fessionaI Douglas lad It finely groomed
for the big tournament last week. an
then II was 81 for good golf playing. al
though the heavy rains made Il soggy in
the low spots.
On Thursday the sixteen who are vic
tnrious to-day wifi play the second
round: Friday the third round of eight
pairs. and Saturday the semi-finals ana
finals
c. l. Mariatt won the cup last fall
after 4 hard struggle down TO the finals
with DR. Cla2ebrook
The following pairs will play to-day
F H Ellis Us. ". f. Ham, II. r David
son Us. J. L. Newbold, r. j. .. Fuller Us.
" J. Pettus. 5. p. knut Us. L. \. Pradt.
Z. H. Warner jr.. Us. T. +. Newbold, J.
McB Sterrett. W. J. (. McLeran, s. L.
Heap vs.. Wa 5. ReybEru. +. Frcyhold ".
r. Lewis. 4. BTitt0n ". II Olphant, :
Dalzell Us r. Jenkins. l.. B. T. Johnson
vs.. w. F. Hodges, J. T. Crabbs Us. w II.
Smith. " H. Reynolds Us. o. Mccain
mon. W. Boardman VS.. Z. Lotus. NJ.
r. Gates vs.. A. 7. King. /. W. Glaze
brook vs.. w R Tuckerman.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
WOMAN WRESTLER ASKS BOUT.
Junen May, Who Weighs 252 Pounds,
Training with Terrible Greek,

London, Oct. 3o.-Junea May. of London.
aged twenty two, aSpires 10 fame as a
wrestler. She weighs % pounds. and is
six teeJ two inches tall Her bust meas
ureS nifty inches. waist thiTty-thren.
biceps fourteen. and calf sixteen. Wres;-
ling has been her hobby since she was
school girl Of twelve years. She IS now
training with Pierre. the Terrible Greek
Junea says:
Father does not want me to wTestie
In public. but ! want TO- and | mean to.
have thrown in Graco- Roman wrestling
al the women I have yet encountered.
! challenge any woman in tho world tor
sl.aoo
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
LACKEY KNOCKED OUT.
sailor Downs Drives a Hard Blow TO
stomach In First Round

Special o. The Washington Herald
Annapolis. Md. Oct 20.-Tommy Dowps.
champion I50-pound boxer in the navy.
had an easy task In disposins of Kid
Lackey Of Baltimore. here tonight. IN
what was 10 have been q ten-rOund go.
Before the end of the first round the
sailor droye a hard one 10 the stomach
and swung his left TO the Jaw. which sent
the Baltimore boy reeling to the aoor
Lackey could not rise before the end
OF tho count Downs is attached to the
monitor Arkansas al the Naval Academy.
Joe Gordon. champion l3O-pound wrestler
Of the navy. forfeited to FL Reno. Of Bal
timore, because OF dispute as TO the
length Of the bouts
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
THREATEN TO LYNCH NEGRO.
Ohio CftiEenS~WrOught Up Over the
Shooting of Town Marshal.

Franklin. Ohio, Oct. 50.-Wrought up 10
high pitch of excitement over the kill
ing of George Bashore, city marshal.
making threats of lynching Henry White,
a Springfield negro, who committed the
murder. Bashore was attempting TO ar
rest the negro to-day for burglary, when
the latter turned on the officer and shot
him.
The murderer fled. but was captured a
mile from town by ten armed men. More
than 500 citizens gathered. The negro was
landed in the Franklin JAIL which was
soon surrounded by armed men. An auto
mobile was secured. the negro bundled
into u, and a flying dash taken through
the mob TO Lebanon, the county seat,
where the negro was locked Up.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
HUNTERS KILL SIX MEN.
Less Game Is BaEged in Maine Than
in Former Years.

Bangor Maine. Oct. 5e.-Six men killed
is the record thus far in the present hunt
ing season in Maine. In the forty-eight
hours of Saturday and Sunday three ac
cidents were reported
The game receipts arc tar below those
OF last year. Up to Saturday So deer,
D. moose. and 70 bears had been brought
in, as against 1876 deer, 20 moose, and
70 bears for the same period last year.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
HOPPE DEFEATS SCHAEFER.
worlds Champion Easily Wins from
Veteran Shot.

Baltimore. Nd. oct. Sat lS-inch balk
line billiards, one shot in, Willie Hoppe
defeated Jake Schaefer at the Criterion
here tonight. by margin of thirty
points. in 5oo-point game. Afterward. in
"a &-pOint thTce-cushion carcm game
Schaefer defeated Hoppe by two points.
The halG line game was the more inter
csting. and it was anybcdys race until
the last three innings. when Hoppe struck
his championship stride ard made enough
good runs to win handiy.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
big Purse for Gans-Hernnn Figh,.

ronopah. New. oct S0-Evcry town of
Importance in Nevada wants the Cans
Herman night a great deal Of jealousy
Is coming TO the surface and the result
may be that the two pugilIsts viii bc Of
fered ii purse even larger than they asked
or expected
fonopah is already 10 the fore with
S-0o5o, and the citizens are trying now To-
raise the amount 10 S3G,0U GoIdhcld.
Virginia City, and Dreadful bod are aIso
Ia negotiation with the fight managers
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
FitzsimmOns Fractures an Arm,

Tcrre Hau;e, Ind. Oct. so.-After a
night OF suffering. Bob FitzSimmons dis
covered to-day that he had broken one
II the bones in his right forearm while
boxing in his play at a local theater last
evening. Bob had aimed a blow at his
partners jaw. but the latter ducked IN
such way that FitZ struck him in the
head with the back of his hand.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
WIN FROM CHESS EXPERT.
siN WashinEtouiaas Defeat q. !.
Marshall in simultaneous Games.

Washington chess players made a fine
showing against r J. Marshall the
great American chess master, in ST.
nultaneous exhibition at tho Washington
Chess club Monday night MarshaITS
score against the team OF twenty-threc
players which faced him. was Won. 10,
LOST. 8: draw, . The winners we're Nessrs
Pratt, Hitchcock. Walker. Sournin.
Lavender. and Cannon; Messrs Schartz.
Halstcad Shade, Alexander. Yodcr. VIM
satl, and Ajair. succeeded ia drawing
tleir games while the master was sue
Dessful against Ncssrs Nolkow. Web
stcr. Flick Lyman Graham. Roberts.
Crcffuti Cohen. Boland. and Hode,s
Previous 90 the exhibition. Mr. Marshall
won finely played exhibition game with
AiT SoU7nin. champion OF The District In
another simultaneous performance against
SIX players. hc won fOur and lost two. 20
SuUrnin and Tibbets Mr. Marshall left
Tuesday for Baltimore. where he viii
give exhibitions.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
Wheeling in O.-P. League.

Cumberland. Nd. Oct SJ-A plan is on
foot 70 have Wheeling. OF the Centrah
League. included in the circuit of the
Ohio and Pennsylvania League. next sea-
son II is proposed TO redistrict the Ohio
ana Pennsylvania League circuit and the
matter will come before the national
commission in November. The revised
circuit, rs proposed. would include thu
following; Wheeling, Dayton. Springfield.
Canton. Youngstown, Akron, New Castle.
and Erie. Pa
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
Campbell and Smith in Golf Ma,cb

Boston. Oct. 33-Alec Campbell. profes-
sional golfer of the Brookiine Country
club. runner-up in the Eastern profcs-
SIGNAL golfers tournament. has been
matched with Alec Smith. of the Nassau
Club and winner OF the Eastern cham
f'oushiP- The match viii be q ss-holc
contest and sin take place al CLYDE
Park on November 10.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
ResuIfs af Lnfnntn.

Cincinnati, Ohio. Oct. So.-The Mate and
Noel, each at l. to !. upset the favOrites
at Latonia to-day Summaries:
FIRST RACE-To5ossan. g TO > and to s. won.
Revolt 70 8, second; Nuns Yelling third. Time
ia -.
SECOND RACE-Nlne. The Mate. Is 70 and
TO /. won; Belden, TO g. second; Arabo. third
Time -i1.
THIRD EACE-Mile. Ethel Day. to / and
70 70. Won; Meadow Breezs. ] 10 .. second
St0Ber HHl third. Time. 1.l3 a.
FOURTH RACE-AIiie. Noel. Is 20 / and 10
J. VCn; Airnehaha TO ], second; Aibula third.
Time l-ie 5-5.
FIFTH RACE-Five and one-half furlougs. Lezo-
line. % 10 and ! To T. NOu. Hattie Roimau
70 ], second; Guce KiTabal, third. Time j ss
SIXTH RAJE-Mlc and sixteenth. Jctsam
TO .. Won, Elliott, ! 20 .. second. Lutte Mac.
third Time. s. 15
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
ATTEMPT TO DESTROY SHOP.
Gas Turned on So Watchman,s Lam
tern Would Cause Explosion.

Boston. Mass. Oct 3o.--A desperate at
tempt to blow up the building of the
Boyleston Manufacturing Company.
makers of shoe machinery. at 253 A street.
South Boston. was made last night.
Every gas cock was turned on full,
force the alarm box was broken. and the
key vas stolen. il having been the in
tention of some one that the watahuan
who carries a lighted lantern through the
building. should be blown up. together
with the huge manufacturing plant. When
discovered by Foreman Irving Carson. tba
entire lower floor was tlled with gas.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
REMARRY AFTER II YEARS.
Love RekindIed When Divorced
Couple Meet for First Time.

Lawrence, Kans., Oct. 3oAA romantic
wedding was that of Edward a Donald
son, of Milwaukee. Wis, and Mrs. Jennie
Z. Donaldson. of Kansas City. who we're
married last night by Dr. Tenig. of the
Methodist church. of this city Mr.. Dou-
aldson is forty-fve years old. and his wife
is thirty-six. Twenty years ago they were
first married. and after three years OF
welded life were divorced
For seventeen years they had not seen
each other, but at last. when they did
meet again their first love was rokindied
and they decided to be remarked at once.
Arrangements were made for the cere-
mony to be performed in Lawrence. the
two 10 come here on an evening train
The tram was late, however, and the cere-
mony was not performed uRtil nearly mid
night
Mir. and Mrs. Donaldson viii live in
Kansas City.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
TEN YEARS FOR THEFT.
PugiIiSt Punished Severely for Steal.
ing watch and Pocketbook.

For helping himself TO nickel watch.
valued at 81. and pocketbook with
contents amounting to $50. without first
obtaining the consent Of William Tibbs.
coiored, "a newiy-madc friend. james
Bradley. an alleged former SparrInc part
ncT OF George OLSON. q colored pugillst.
was found guilty 10y "A Jury IN Criminal
Court No I yesterday for robbery. Jus
lice Stafford Imposed sentence OF ten
years in the pcnitentiary
Bradley tried TO establish an aiibi. bur
the jury gave his testimony little cred
Cncc
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
SUTTON VS.. SCHAEFER.
Crack BiIIiardisfs to Meet in an - =
Match AT Philadelphia.

Philadelphia. Oct @-Georgc sutton.
tie worlds champion billiard player al
I>- VIII meet jake Schaefer in q match
game in tHis city. beginning Monday,
November e.
The experts will play 400 points each
afternoon and go points each night Tor "a
purse of S1uH
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
Y. ". T.. A. LEAGUE.
Association AllCysl
ThUIsdaF-C00kc y. HaTmGi.
Saturday-HamHer s.. Gordon.
W. L. I. DEFEATS EASTERN.
Soldiers Play n strong Basketball
Game in PRO" League.

10 a one-sided game OF basketball last
night AT Washington Light Infantry
ArmOry the Washington Light Infantry
quint defeated the Eastern Athletic club.
% ID 20 IL 10, in the Greater Washing
tor League championship series. The team
work OF the soldier boys was excellent.
and no doubt they Will give the Commits
sioners q great rub for the flag Cramer
and Barker both played a star game.
Dunn showed oId-time form, and was
loudly applauded many times. Lineup
nd cs1r I'm ~z--
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
CAUGHT AFTER THREE YEARS.
Sailor on Fishing Fleet Fired on by
Rojestvensky Is Arrested.

New York. Oct. 30.-Three years ago
Manuel CaTmetti fed from Norfolk. Va.
lie was accused of foTgeries involving
money orders for 500.
The post-Ofilce inspectors had q good
description OF the man. and for three
years this description has been following
him on his travels. He was q seaman
and shipped on vessels of every country
and plying to every port. except those
which would bring him under the juTis-
dlCti0n Of Uncle Sam He even sailed a.
a fisherman on the British trswiing fieet.
which Rojestvenssy fired on in the North
Sea.
Finally ha began to think himself safe
and shipped as steward on the Morgan
Liner III Sigio. He was arrested on board
her yesterday, pleaded not guilty and VS.
locked up
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
MeGarry and Deshler nrn,r.

Boston. Oct. So.-After fifteen rounds OF
hard and clever fighting, Andy McGarry.
OF New York, and Dave Deshler, Of Cam
bridge. fought q draw here tonight
From the start 10 finish both mon went
81 il hammer and tongs, McGarry forcing
the fignting but being unable t. peac-
trate The clever guard Of Deshler.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
"SHORTST0PS" IN BILLIARDS.
Tournament for Players Who Have
Not Won Recent Championship.

New York, oct. "Shortstops' in the
billiard wOrld-plsyers VINO just fall short
Of Jig championship caIibre-Vill make
up the field for the professional lS2-balk-
line tournament which begins in New
York on Monday November 19
IL Is announced that the field viii IN
elude Charles Peterson, of St Louis; Al
aert -. Cutler. Of Boston. Al Taylor. OF
Chicago. Gray fom" Gallagher. and Ed
ward Mclaughlin. OF New York. and
Harry Cline uf Philadelphia.
PLAYERS who have not won world :
championship for ten years are eligible.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
PUGILIsTIC CALENDAR.

octobar 3l-Al Kaufman Us. sam Berger. AZ san
Francisco; twenty rounds
November 2-Dick Hyiand Is. George DecseT at
Ogden. Utah; twenty rounds Ink Russell ".
Amby McGary. at Baltimore. fifteen rounds.
November 2s-Jsck O'Byien rs. Tommy BuTss at
Los Angeles; twenty rounds.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
soldiers VS.. Carroll institute.

There win be a championship game of
basketball this evening at s O'Clock at
National Guard gymnasium. Center Mar
ket Armory. between the Second ReSI.
ment and the Carroll Institute teams
Dancing viii follow the game.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
RYE WINS The STAKE
Two Lengths in Front of
Yves in the Sayyille.
MILLER HAD TO SHAKE HIM UP

Cora Price, a 5O-tO-f Shot. Made a
show of Her Field i'm the sprint
for Maiden FilIies-Thrce Fav0ri'es
Win, but BOOkmnhers Have Better
of Backers-Summarics and Entries,
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
ABE ATTELL GETS DECISION.
Californian Is Given Verdict Over
Harry Baker at Los Angeles.

los Angeles, Cat, OCT 30.-Abe Attell,
the clever young Californian. tonight
was awarded the decision over Harry
Baker, AT the end OF the twentieth round
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
NAVY'S HIGH GAMES
Machinists Bowl Three Totals
Far Over 500 Each.
MILLER LEADS ALL PLAYERS

Clever Tenpin Artist Makes an Aver
age OF 2IO ID for the Set-FOur
Teams Roll In the Temple League.
MOroccos Defeat the Index Quint
in the Printing Office League.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
Herald Wnnf Ad.

will b. received at Atkinson Pharmacy
llth and sts. DIV. and promptly for.
warded 10 the main Office,
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
Herald Want Ads

viii be received at II. J. Furhman'S Drug
Store Sth and Z Cap St ne and prompt-
" forwarded To the main office
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
Local Football Schedules.

Georgetown.
Norcmber s-North Carolina. ~ Norfolk.
N0rembcr I0-NirEiDia.
SoEember I7-Virginia Military Institute.
November 2s-UuiEers!ty Of Maryland.
November 19-Georgs Washington,
George Washington.
November 3-West Virginia.
November Washington and Lee.
November is--s irCinia-
November 29-GeorEetouu.
Kendall Green.
November s-RocS Hill College
November io-M,. Washington, At Ba!ti-
mere.
NoSembcr lT-Bal.laore University.
High school League.
(AmCricau League Psrs,l
November z-Ccntral v Technical.
November e-Western IS. Central
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
BOWLING SCHEDULES.

DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
palace AHeys)
"Wednesday Treasury IS &. L. 0.
Thursday Interior WaT.
DISTRICT LEAGUE
WcdEesday-Acmcs rs. OTicntals. on Palace Aileys
Thursday-AiaTket House IS. SaengeTbund on spar
IONS Alleys,
Friday-Bsnk CLERKS IS. orlcntals. on Palace Al
Ieys.
PRINTING OFFICE LEAGUE
palace AlieysJ
THURSDAY y-Foundry SIS. ReserTcs.
Fu6ay-Actiyes IS. Cowboys.
REAL ESTATE LEAGGE
palace Alleys
"Wednesday Columbia IS. Lawyers
Fnday Potomac rs. Washington
PLATE PRINTERS LEAGUE.
tBr4ndt-s AIcysl
TduTsday-Philadeiphia IS -. Loui.
satmday-Washingtou rs. Chicago.
BINDERS LEAGUE.
Royal Aneysj
Wcdnesday-C Unions vs.. Stampers.
Fnday-EoundIy y. Rulers.
NAVY YARD LEAGUE.
tCapitol Hill Alieys)
Wedncsaay- Mount vs.. East Gun Car
rage
Thursday-Guushop IS. Erecting shop.
Frday-F0undry S. Tooishop.
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
u. VI. e. a. Alleys
Wcdnesday-4lt Pleasant y. Union.
trday-Wcstern IS. Foundry.
RAILWAY LEAGUE.
(Club AlleysJ
We3ncsday-Columbia IS. Northern
Fridsy-Trsck and Roadway IS. General Ohice.
INTERDENOMINATION LEAGUE
tR0yal Alleys
Wodnesday-S.. Johns IS Marvin.
Friday-st. MARI IS. Westminster
DISTRICT DUCkPIN LEAGUE.
Ne,luesiay- -Ruyal vs.. Eastern on ROYAL Alters
TEursday-Euleka Is. kOssdale. on oparroW's Al
!e7s.
Friday -Southeuers ". Arlington. on Rochc's Al
leys.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
BASKETBALL SCHEDULES.
CITY LFAGrr

ter Market Gym.
saiurday-Peek vs.. Csmous, at Pees's Chapel
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31

GOs-s-CraUsF fsl. Bdrker 90. RObey iii. Shrcr
Gi. Lsftus o.. Dunn l3I. and Thompson P0in.
on iOIIs-W. l.. L. %. Z. a. g.. az. Rcfcrcc-Air
T. Handiboe. Timers-Messrs. Wallace an
Dtaege. Scorer-Mr DoUing.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31

GREATER WASHINGTON LEAGUE.
(W. L. ]. Armorr)
Fnosy-EasteTn s. C. IS. 0rdwsys.
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
palace AlleyS)
eduesday- asiTy IS q. L. o.
lursday- Interior vs.. War.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-02-02
Zion Gives up Mexico Idea.

Chicago. john Alexander Dowie' 8
great Mexican plantation scheme
which has cost him so much toll,
promises to be practically abandoned
under the plans Of the triumvirate now
ruling the fiscal affairs of Zion City.
1t is declared by one of the triumvi-
rate that no outside ventures will re.
ceive development at present, and that
all efforts will be concentrated upon
bringing order into the affairs at Zior
City itself.
The same man said that the land ao
quired by Dowie in Mexico has turned
out to be poor quality and the litigation
necessary to use it will probably oo
cupy number of years,
For these reasons the triumirate will
check the operations in Mexico, al
thought few hundred acres will b.
held in order to FURNISH a nucleus TO,
taking up the project again if it eve,
becomes possible to do 80. Oversee
Voliva of Australia, who is slated tt
become temper airy overseer at Ziol
City. is expected to arrive Sunday
February IL.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-02-02
Saving CaIifornia's Crop"

The Bureau of Entomology of the
Agricultural Department, and likewise
the State of California, under supervis-
ion of its Commission of Horticulture,
are waging scientific war upon all
pests in plants, whether fruit trees,
vegetables, or grains, by the introduce
ton into the regions where the pest ex.
lists of its natural foe. Just how the
scientists go about restoring the bal.
ance of nature and what has been &C.
complished in California in the ter
years of the experiment, w. S. Har'
wood will tell readers of the February
Century, under the title, "Saving Cali
fornias Fruit crops" Mr.. HARDWOOD
it will be remembered, prepared for the
Century the first authoritative accounts
published of Luther Burbank s wonder
full work.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-02-02
Sporting News.

Before the largest gathering that
has ever. assembled in San Francisco
DR.. Lego. breezed home an easy win
ner of the $4,000 Burns handicap
Saturday. Red Leaf was second and
Proper, the favorite, third. Eugenia
Burch, at to 1, made a miserable
showing.
The University of Idaho basket ball
team got revenge on the Washington
State college Friday by defeating the
basket ball team from that school by
score of 80 to 8. Two weeks ago
in Pullman the Washington State col
lege team defeated Idaho by a score
of % to Is.
Ormond-Daytona, Fla.-With' the
, tire of his rear wheel gone before the
fortieth mile running on the bare rim
! at top speed. and cheered by thous-
ands on the beach side, Clifford Earp.
in 9 80 horsepower English car broke
the worlds record for 100 miles the
other day making the distance in 1
hour Is minutes 40 2-5 seconds.
Efforts were made by fans interest
ed in the O'Keefe-Parker fight at the
Spokane Amateur Athletic club Feb
ruary 16. at Spokane, to induce Kid
Scaler and Freddy Weeks to meet for
Is or even 20 round bout before the
Parker-O'Keefe affair.
Phil Kearney is the young New
York state skater whose marvellous
speed on indoor courses has amazed
skating experts. He is the present
national indoor champion at the half
and two mile distance.
Fred Marks. the champion wrestler
of Germany, has arrived in this coun
try He is after a match with either
Tom Jenkins or Fred Beell
Napoleon Lajoie. whose four year
contract with the Clevelands expired
recently, has resigned for the coming
season for the largest salary, it is
said, paid to a player in the big
leagues. The great player will draw
between $4,000 and $4,000 for cover
ing second base and managing the
Clevelands this year.