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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-22
SOUTHERN LEAGUE RESULTS.
At Memphis Memphis, 8; Shreveport. }
No other games played.
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

r. ". E-Christie Mathewson is stil
a member Of the New York club
The sporting writer's Of Philadelphia
have formed a permanent organization.
Clarke Griffith has issued orders that
the Highlanders must refrain from play
ing poker.
Ed Walsh. the White Sex twirler, is
said to be the strongest man in the Amer
lean League.
In the point OF service, Kid Gleason. Of
the PhiIlies. is the oldest man in either
the American OF National League.
Piggy Ward. who PLAYED in this city
during the Wagner regime, has been ap-
pointed an umpire in the Northwestern
League.
Some OF the overzeaIous scribes Of St.
Louis have commenced To Criticise George
Stone because he is slow in rounding into
his batting form.
Manager McCloskey. of the St. Louis
Nationals. picks Chicago to win She PEN
nant in the National League and Cleve-
land in the American
Efforts are being made to re0rganize the
Northern League of Vermont. which was
the chief outlaw organization in New
England last summer.
The batting average Of the Cleveland
club last season was .Z79. while the New
York Highlanders hit a 80 clip. Five Of
the Maps were in the 800 class.
Lee Tannehil, of the White Sox. was
operated upon last week. The third base
man was threatened with blood poisoning
as a result of a spikiug which he received
in the opening series at St. Louis.
In the future the Pittsburg players will
not be compelled to carry their uniforms
Manager Clark has had a special trunk
built and the suits win be sent direct from
the dressing room 10 the depot
Lave Cross was given great hand
when he came 10 bat. tie is playing IS
well as ever. accepting all of seven
chances. while at bat he got two hits and
a base on balls out Of four times up. Do
We miss him 2-Philadelphia Record.
Sammy Seay. the former w. V. Il. can
tain who was forced To resign that posi-
ton on account of being suspended from
the school for not making good IN his
studies, has signed up with the Washing
ton tPa9 team. Seay was one of the best
twirleTs who ever graced a varsity uni
form, and will add strength to the Wash
ingtOn team. Sporting Life
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-22

H. A Brehm. Of Baltimore, president Of
the Prospect Park Racing and Maryland
State Fair Association. writes a friend in
this city that the spring trotting and pac-
ing meeting at Prospect Park will be held
June 4, 5, 6, and Z. and that the pro-
gramme win be given out in a few DAYS
Prospect Parks early meeting always
draws an array of hOrsemen and horses
and furnishes entertainment that attracts
thousands of spectators; and President
Brehm promises an unusually enticlne
bill for she coming meeting.
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AMATEUR SCHEDULE
Marquette League Will Play
SeYenty-fiVe Games.
GET GROUNDS IN GEORGETOWN
Part of the Games VIII BE Played at
Olympia Park, While Remainder
VIII Be Decided az North Capitol
and l. streets-E. Berger Is Named
as Umpire-First Game May o.

The question as 20 where the Marquette
/ League should play its games this sum
mer was settled at yesterdays meeting
( Of the board of managers, when Il was
voted TO play three days a week, Tues
days Thursdays and Saturdays, at North
Capitol and L streets, and the three re-
naming games on the cid Olympia Park
grounds, on Wisconsin avenue north
west The Marquette League viii play
some of the best amateur talent IN the
| city, and the games at the latter place
should draw good crowds, as there are nc
other league games in Georgetown to at
tract the fans.
It was decided to make the schedule a
seventy-hye instead Of sixty-game affair
as the latter would bring the season 10 a
close too early in the summer and allow
too long an interval to elapse before the
post-season series.
A committee. consisting Of Messrs. Ed
wards. Turner, and Langley, was selected
u induce some business houses 20 erect
backstOps on the grounds for advertising
purposes. The work of putting the
grounds IN condition win be pushed for
ward rapidly from now on, In order q
get them ready for the opening OF the
~ 49,. ,,,,,,5,f.,.
3 eoefioh ~ Dti go "t9o -. -
last year, hiat III inc AlatauSttr - os
and later IN the post-season series. was
so satisfactory, VIII again ofticiate.
The managers Of the different teams
were Instructed to have their guarantees
posted WIN ehe ple7i'olil Vi '''S 4S0s 20
/ BY next sunday
The New Schedule
ne scheoultf az Fe+4Seuf VIII tiie uates
follows:
Nav & Trinitv W :. Martins. :, PETER IS
< Iozr7,f,. a n WI - ~ T5or,inic. O
q'r,ris. 81 Z, peter. Io nj Martin rs ~ Danf
rie. N 1t Vircen+ - ~ Irserb. IA NJ DaDL
me- = 81 pefar. "a II Mann n 81 Vincent
h rri,jt4 - ~ T,se,b. Is II Nsrfi, y ~
lls+.~- n ,f-3-itr - ~ p(,,ir,,.. b ~ Jasara
- Z, tii-..-t. 75 - Pc - - yin-enf- i
~ - - I,i.- =. 7-,--, . - ~.
"a -, 81 i 60. et y. 30 :.
- - 80 &, -. =
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-22

Leonard Ac1er left last Tuesday With
Galety. 2:093s; Montana Guard. 2:2ol4; Ju-
bilanta, PIX; Direct Mack. 217A, and
Carstairs unmarked, and Is now quar-
tered at Prospect Park, Baltimore. where
he viii put the finishing touches on the
string for the coming racing campaign.
II is understood Charles Griffith. of East
Capitol street. viii turn the speedy little
buckskin pacing mare. Edna G., over to
Acker to be raced this year.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-22
/, Selling stake: thres-year
AMONG THE BOXERS.

Harry Lewis and Jimmy Gardner are to
box at Denver. Colo, the latter part of
this month.
INK Russell and Willie Fitzgerald are
announced to box in Philadelphia next
Saturday night.
Jack O'Brien is reported to be at Los
Angeles. where he has started training
for his bout with Tommy Burns.
Young Corbett and Benny Yanger have
been matched. and are likely TO be the
first pair TO meet when Chicago opens up.
Kid Carter has doctors certificate
from a Lakewood, n. J.. physician. stat
ing that Carter is in perfect health and
capable Of strenuous endeavor.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-22
BUCKNELLs GRIDIRoN DATES.
PennsyIVanians win Close season
with Washington and Lee.

Lewisburg. Pa, April I.-Manager
Thompson has practically completed his
schedule for next fall, subject 70 the APP
prevail of the college authorities. It is as
follows: September q, Mansfield Normal.
at Lewisburg; September Is. Gettysburg
College, at Lewisburg; October 81 Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania at Philadelphia
October Y, Princeton, at Princeton; OctO-
Der 10, Carlisle Indians. at Carlisle: Octo-
Der 26. Western University of Pennsyl-
vania, at Pitsburg; November ., SYRIA
cuse University, at Syracuse; November
g. Lafayette, at Easton; November is.
Dickinson, at Lewisburg; November q
(rhankssivi Day. Washington and
Lee. and Lynchburg, Va. Negotiations are
under way for a home game on November
S
After the game on Thanksgiving Day
the team win take in the jamestown EX-
position for two days and witness the
closing of the big show.
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TRY TO LOWER WORLD MARK.
Motorists at san Diego Make Good
Time Before Big Crowd.

San Diego. April 2l.-Fully 2000 people
surrounded the new Lakeside Inn Track
yesterday afternoon TO witness the efforts
Of Barney Oldfeld and Bruno Siebel, the
Flying Dutchman,' to lower the world S
record for one mile on a circular track,
Neither succeeded, but both went below
the minute mark, the Dutchman negotiat-
ing the distance in 50 seconds, and Old
feld making it in "a seconds, which IS
within 1 second of the record. a similar
attempt viii be made tomorrow, besides
which there viii be five-mile race be
tween the two, with other events
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TO MEET CHEVY CHASE.
Philadelphia Golfers Decide Upon
List of Players for Tourney.

List OF Players for Tourney.
At a meeting of the Golf Association of
Philadelphia, Friday. twenty-three players
were selected from which the Philadelphia
team viii be chosen TO oppose Washing
ton at Chevy Chase on April q.
The following are the names of the
players selected: Fl B. MacFarland
Huntingdon Valley Country Club; A IA
Smith, huntington Valley Country Club.
H. w. Perrin. Philadelphia Cricket Club:
a W. Tillinghast Philadelphia Cricket
Club; W. c. Houston. Philadelphia Cricket
Club; D. Fleming, Mount Airy Country
Club; {. Dixon, Springhaven Country
Club; 6. Crump Philadelphia Country
Club; a. Service, Philadelphia Country
Club; r. f. Hanson. Philadelphia
Country Club; P. A Cashier. Philadelphia
Country Club; R. w. Harvey. Philadel-
phia Country Club; F. w. Harrison
Philadelphia Country Club; R. E. Girls
com. Merton Cricket Club; H. / Wilson
Merton Cricket Club; c. Farnun. Hunt
ingdon Valley Country Club; J. s. Mather.
Huntingdon Valley Country Club; r q
Febiger, Frankfort Country Club: ]
Lineaweaver, Philadelphia Cricket Club:
F. Mackie. Philadelphia Country Club.
and r. c. James. Springhaven Country
Club.
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Earned ums-Prers. {; College. g. Fist base by
efrors-prens. z; College. G. Left on bsses-preps. 3,
College, s. Fnst tase on balls-OH CoTc0Tan. 4
0C0n0r. 4 Innings pitcael-By Diamond q
O'Connor. g; Cdrcoran. s. Hits made-OH Diamond.
5; OC0nn0r. : C0rcoran Il. Stuick out-By Dia-
mond 2; O'Connor, A. Corco,au. Z. Tw0-base hit
Pallcn. Sacrifice hits-Cariin. Moran. Fury. OC0n-
nor Stolen bases-Carlip. Cohen. CoFcerau. Miller
IT, Cogan %. Passed balls-Mullins 4: Sitterding
Fury Umpirc-Mr. Montgomery. Time Of game
/ hour and minutes.
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EMERSON, 8; BETHEL N. A., 4.
Washington Boys Win Close Game
with Virginfans.
special to The Washington Herald.


Warrenton, Va, April 20.-In a close,
well-played baseball game the Emerson
Institute, Of Washington. topped the
Bethel Military Academy, Of tins city, by
s to A.
The battery of the Emerson team put
up a high-ciass game, and was largely
responsible for the victory of the Wash
ingtou lads. The score:
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Glen Echo Defeats Coneords.

The Glen Echo ball team defeated the
Concords yesterday on the grounds of
the Concord team, by a score of p to ..
This was the first game of the season
for both teams. Cissen Husband twirled
for the Glen Echo team and only allowed
his opponents three hits and succeeded
in striking out fourteen men.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-22
GAMES TODAY
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
PftfshuTE at 81. Louis.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
New York ut BostOn
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

ST. Louis. April 2.-Pittsburg defeated
81. Louis this afternoon, 8 10 5, Philippe
being hammered OF the slab by ST Louis
in the fourth inning, and Leifeld finishing
out In good form. Brown was touched up
some in the seventh and given poor sup
port Score.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY
Norfolk at Roanoke.
Richmond at Portsmouth.
Lynch burg at DanviIIe.
su..-r,r,-r. -, 49,, -
GAMES TODAY
STANDING on THE TEAMS.
LAJ0IE LINES EN- OUT.
Cleveland Manager Gets Triple,
Double, and Three Singles.

Dayton. Ohio. April 1.-THE Cleveland
Maps defeated the Dayton Central
League team to-day 70 l. Lajoie got a
triple, a double, and three singles in i've
times up. Score:
KHE
Clersiand..---.----.---.I @ 0 % 0 Is Is )
Dayton. ---.---..-.-... 0 O 0 0-I 2
BatteFies-ReIgef. Thielmsn. WakeGsld. and Hale:
Kennedy. Johns. and Muns0n.
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Earned runs Emerson, 6; Bethel. 3. Left on
bases-Emerson. Z; Bethel, T. First base on balls
of Green. g. OF Fisher. 4; of Curtis J. Struck
out-By Green, Il; By Fisher, 3; by Curtis. 2
ThFee-base hits-Green Marmion, Corehran I've
base hit-Aliison. Stolen bases-rucker. Marnion
o. Ruiz, Easterisy, COrchran. Time OF gane-I
hoIr aBd IS minutes.
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Largest Morning CircuIatioa

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation-a circula-
ton in Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at the
Capital. Its books are open.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-22

TE5T Iaso UF 6TT0Ts-I 1nCInnafI I, INIr9r0
Left on hases-Cincinnati g: Chicsgo. s. First
base balls-On Minaban s. Of Overall 5: or
Co3kley. J. StrIck 0ut-By Minahan ]. by over
an 2; by Coakiey, Three~base hiJs-Schulte. 2
TWo-base hit-hobeTt- Sacrifice hits-Kane Stein
fedt Overall. Eyers, LObert sitolea bases-Schalte
Slagie Chance %, Schei. Douse pays-Dagis
Higgins, aud Camel; Schie Erers. Hoffman
Chance. and King HIT By pitcheI-By Overall 1,
by Coakley. Passed bail Sehlei. Umpires-
Aessers. Carpenter and tombstone. Time Of game
hours and Il minutes. Attendance 1900
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-22
CHICAGO BEATS CINCINNATI.
Champions Never Headed and Their
Hits All Count

Cincinnati. April 21.-Minahan's wild
ness gave the Chicagos a lead I'm to-day's
game. and they were never headed.
The Champions wasted none OF their
hits. One Of the biggest crowds ever on
the grounds saw the game Score:
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-22

The Morley Glass Club has organized a
baseball team and wants games with
teams averaging nineteen years. The club
has some promising material and. In the
few games # has played SO far. has
shown up we'll. Lineup. Woods. catcher.
Klopfer, limbaugh, and Morley pitchers.
johnson, first base Shuckers. second
base; Barrett. third base SznoOt short
stop; White, Br0okes. Brooks. and Nil
lotte, outneld Address, Manager, Il L
street northwest.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-22
Point for the Advertiser-The

Point IOr the AdVertiser-The
newspaper that goes into the
homes is the newspaper that brings
advertising results. More people
here by thousands are reading The
Washington Herald than ever be-
fore read a morning newspaper at
the CAPITAL
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Chicago. go. 0 OIL
st. Louis. 0 0 i 0 6 0 2 -
FIRST base by errors-Chicago /; St Louis. 2.
Left on bases Chicago. T. ~. Louis. s. FIRST base
on bals-oh White ]: on Smith on Howell g
Hits made-od White. % in eight iuniBgs Struck
out-By White, 8; by Howell, 2 Three-base hit
Hemphill. TWo-base hits-Waliaee Yaager Sacri-
ice hits-Yesger. Howell o.. Isbell, Stolen base
Delehanty. Umpires-aiessrs Sheridan and stat
ford Time Of game-2 hours. Attendant le 100
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-22
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

In hard-fought baseball game the Gold
en- Valleys came OF victorious over the
Midgets, by to g McLarney. Ryan, and
Wood starred in their respective posi-
tons for the winners. Lineup. Kirkland.
pitcher; McLarney. catcher. Reagan.
first base, Waldecker. second base, Wood.
third base, Ryan, sh0rtstop: Morrison.
left field: Hockey. center field. Burns,
right field
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-22
A Chance TO Get Information.

TOM LIe UIlaua Do
The man who last fan predicted an open
winter can learn sJnething to his adj
vantage by calling upon any of the base
ball managers of Che country.
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Isft on hases-SL Louis z Pittshug. g. First
bass on balls-iln Brown. 4 Hits made-Of Phil
ippe. 10; OF Lcineld Struck Ot-By Philippe ].
by Leided. T. Innings ptched-By Philippe z.
ay Lelhed. 8. TWo-hase hits-keily D'Hara Byrne.
Hailmau, Wagner Sacrifice his-kelly Sheehan
stolen bases-H0ily. Anderson. Mailman o. Clarke.
Wagner. Sheehan. Leach. Donhle uay-Abbatcho
and Wagner BsIk-Bruwn Z Umpire-1Ir. OlDsy.
Time OF game hours Attendance. 1850
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Famous House to BE Coneer: Hau

Paris, April a.-The house in Rue
Pigalie, Montnlartre, once occupied by the
painters C0rot, ChaVannes, ard Henner
IS about to be used as concert han.
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Detroit Wins Exhibition can,e.

Sandusky, Ohio, April 1.-THE Detroit
Tigers slaughtered Sandusky's semi-pro-
fessional team here to-day, IS to /. They
made four doubles, four singles, and one
triple on Baldwin in the ninth inning.
Score:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays. RESULTS.
81. Louis, %; Chicago, I.
GAMES TODAY
Nationals at Philadelphia.
Boston al New York.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Yesterdays. RESULTS.
St. Louis, .; Chicago, 1.
GAMES TODAY
sTANDING OF THE CLUBS.
WHITE sOx BADLY BEATEN.
Howell Does Good Work In the Boa
for ST. Louis.

Chicago. April A.-st. Louis gave White
a thorough pelting IN the seventh and
eighth innings Smith pitched the ninth,
and WIS badly damaged.
HOWells work was high class at all
times Score:
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-22

The changeable weather of the past
week has been exasperating 20 local train
ers. II has set them back in their work.
but they console themselves with knowl-
edge Of the fact that fellow horsemen
throughout the country have experienced
the same kind Of conditions and. there
fore, have none the best OF them in get
ting their charges ready for the races
TWO weeks ago the BrightwOod track was
I'm better shape than il had been for TWEEN
ty years. The hard surface that
had caused so much complaint had been
ripped up. narrowed and fiuted, and
there was a cushion on the old course
as smooth and soft as velvet, but the
stiff breezes Of the last four or five days
have swept 1t clear again and left It dry
and hard. The work OF doctoring il has
been renewed, however. and 1t viii be
kept in good condition for training from
this time forward
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Tom Cannon Is very sweet on the latest
acquisition TO his stable-BIack Patchen-
a four-year-old gelding that, with less
than three weeks handling. can brush at
2:20 gait Black Patchen is by Patehen
Boy. lie is coal black. about 153. weighs
1850 pounds. is as sound as a bullet is
good-natured, and kind. He is a natural
PAGER. He was bought by Austin LOTUS.
OF this city, about a year ago. since
which time he has been used as a road
horse. He will probably make his debut
on the racing stage at the coming Bright
wood meeting in the green pace where he
will meet bunch OF other fast young
sters.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-22
PIMLIGOSTAKETODAY
Many Good Horses Entered
in Feature Event.
BIG CROWD OUT SATURDAY

Baltimore Track Resumes Position
II Once Held in Public Esteem.
Coed Races Are Promised for All
of This Week-High-claSs Horses
Are Entered in the Second Event.
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PROGRAMME is FIXED
BrightwOOd Meeting Will
Offer Larger Purses.
OUTSIDE HORSES TO COMPETE
There Is Every Indication That the
Races VIII BE More Attractive than
Any AFFAIR of the Sort That Has
Been Held Here in some TIme-GOs-
sip of the Local Harness Horses.

When the Brghtwood harness horse
meeting was first settled upon a purely
local affair was contemplated. Glasses
were arranged to fit home-Owned horses
and purses ranging from $100 TO $3.50 were
advertised.
The fact that dates selected by the
Brightwood management fan previous to
those chosen by any other town or city
within hundreds of miles Of Washington
for a harness horse meeting this year, and
that racing begins in Baltimore the fol-
lowing week, drew many inquiries from
hOrsemen North, South. East. and West.
concerning the local undertaking and
made it look so promising that Henry
Copperthite who is financing IT, after
consultation with Louis c. Schuckers. his
secretary. determined to revise the pro-
gramme in accordance with the condi-
lions given above. and throw entry privi-
leges open 10 outside horses, and unless
signs fail, this meeting will draw the
largest and spcediest lot of horses ever
seen on harness horse course In the
National Capital.
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Local harness horse owners and admir-
ers We're interested in report that gain
ed circulation last week. 10 the effect
that the fast and game free-foT-all pacing
mare Citation had been bought by a
Washington gentleman. and would be
raced this year by him along with several
other PAGERS and trotters that he owns.
The Herald is IN a position to state that
the deal for Citation has not been con
summated. but i is very likely to be With
in a few days Citation has a mark of
2:06. George Castle, the well known Chi
cago h0rseman, has owned and raced her
for the past three years. Citation has
raced on the Grand Circuit and other
prominent tracks and at one time or
another has beaten about every great
PAGER in the country. For the past three
years she has been doing service on the
half-mile rings. and has trimmed every
thing she has met when she was asked 10
do so. Trainers. drivers. and owners
about BrightwOod and the Speedway.
who know Citation, say that she now
appears TO be as sturdy and as fast as
she ever was. and when she comes TO
Washington there will be many n bust
ed sport If she fails to line I'D to the
high estimate OF racing ability that they
have placed upon her.
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The Washington parties who figured on
buying the Jay Tine colt from r. W
Ide, of Woodstock. Nd. have apparently
missed connection. The youngster has
been sold to J. E. Birmingham, of White
Hall, Md, for $3.50. Jay Tine is bv Iav
Bird. and this colt is rated one Of the
very best of his get
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-22

sBstted Ter Br0wn IN ninth inning.
iBsttei for . Hara in ninth inning.
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OF more than 4OO>race meetings for har-
ness horses that have been announced TO
take place in various parts of the country
during the year 1867, only one Will occur
previous to the BrightWood affair. This
one will be a one-day event and will be
held at Brandon. Mass. May "a, and there
will be a Decoration Day meeting AZ
Hob0ken, ~ ]. Thus Brightwood viii
conflict with no other meeting that viii
hamper fl, which fact makes the local
undertaking look very good. The Gentle
mems Driving Park meeting, Baltimore
viii take place June lila, following Pros
pect Park, June AZ.
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PIITSBURG DEFEATS ST. Louis
Philippe Hammered Out of the Box.
but Leifeld Wins Game.
Brown BHtted Hard In Seventh IN
ming and support Is Poor at
the Same Time.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Chicago, ); Cincinnati, 3.
Piusburg. 81 81. Louis, 3.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-08-10

Needed to Be a
BiIlionairess.
us she very
wealthy"
you bet.''
III o W d o y o u
know"
We'll, I have
seen her, and she
is considered beau
tiful."
Hardly a Religion.
Mrs. Homebird
stays in her kitch-
en- so much that
she must worship
her dishpan."
| "P erhaps sh e
| makes a tin god
! of it."
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Reason Enough.
Everybody says
that he looks like
his grandfather on
his mothers side"
81 didn't know
the old gentleman
h ad that much
money
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-08-10

! Cause and Effect.
|, THAT story the
!. old man told was
I a corker."
! Buy him a few
} drinks, and per-
, haps he will UNI
! cork another"
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Don't Bother Some

Don't Bother Some
of Them.
HE thinks he
would make a
great writer ex-
c e pit for on e
thing"
What is that?"
"He can't think
of anythin g to
saw"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-08-10


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