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Lightning Splits Bio Tree.

The peculiar FRANKS played by a
bolt of lightning on an oak tree at
tracked hundreds of people yesterday
to Wissahickon avenue near Lincoln
lake, says the Philadelphia Record
The tree, which was fully 125 feet tall,
was struck during the electric storm
recently and was split down a
distance Of rs feet, the halves falling
in opposite directions. Fifty feet Of
the; upper part was stripped of bark,
and most peculiar thing was that the
roots were torn completely out of the
ground and hurled considerable dis
lance, while circle of bark four feet
high was left standing.
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Observation-Disclosures
THE LOCAL FIELD
S@H@m@B@m@u@@m@@e ON @m@woHs

Mrs. w. H. Belford spent last
Sunday in Garske.
Edgar Anderson, editor of the
Crazy Public Opinion, was a city
visitor Saturday.
Hire your men through the
Kennedy & Jones Employment
Agency, Devils Lake.
We want your fire insurance.
We represent nothing but the
best old line companies K en-
nedy & Jones.
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really difficult art. 1t is mis-

really difficult art. 1t is a mis-
taken idea which many main
tain that accompaniment play
ing is not important and that
any one who performs on the
piano is capable of playing an
accompaniment. This is not at
all so, as it is an art of itself.
There are many fine soloists on
the piano who utterly fail when
it comes to playing the simplest
accompaniment.
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at Alba, S. D. He expects to
return about September list.

at Alba, S. D. He expects to
return about September list.
C. F. Moody spent Tuesday
and Wednesday in Bottineau.
A. D. futile makes all trains
at any time of night or day with
his bus. Phone 301.
Miss May Dolan of Fargo,
who has been visiting in the
city, left for Rock Lake Tuesday
afternoon.
Why stay up all night to catch
train when you can have a
bus call at your door at the ap-
pointed time? Phone 301.
Mrs, Walton and Mrs. Cham
berlain returned to Darlington
Tuesday morning after a pleas
ant visit with Mrs. G. w. Mooers.
DR.. w. H. Mathews Of Grand
Forks and Rev. A. C. Brown of
Fargo were in the CITY Tuesday
in the interest of the Bible
Conference movement in the
state.
Mayor F. N. Whitman and
wife returned from a weeks
trip to Minneapolis and St. Paul
where they went to purchase
furniture for the new hotel ad-
dition.
John Dahlen, a prominent
farmer Of Cleveland township,
was in the city Tuesday. Mr..
Dahlen lost about sixty acres of
wheat by reason of the recent
hail storm.
T. W. Ruger of this city, &C.
companied H. A. Willoughby, a
bank examiner of Minneapolis,
and SenatorHansbrougn to Grand
Forks Tuesday in an auto. Mr..
Ruger returning the following
day.
The loss-paying Connecticut
Of the Powell Insurance Agency
insures threshing rigs for 80
day term or 3 year term. See
him Immediately. Insurance
that insures.
If there is any thing that hurts
a merchant here, it is to send
away for your goods, that is the
reason why you should insist on
having our Dakota flour as
long as it is good. Farmers
Mill. ..:.. .e
Attorneys Belts of Leeds and
Stewart and Lindstrum Of Mime
Waukan were III the, city Mon
day. The gentlemen appeared
before Judge Cowan to try sew
eral cases. E@5
The fall term of the city
schools will begin Monday, Sept.
u. Persons having rooms which
they wish to rent to teachers
will please list them with Sup
erintendent w. A. Godward. 5
MIR. and Mrs. w. j. Bell left
Tuesday afternoon for their fu-
ture home in Clarsholm, Alberta
M Nj e. and lsss Bell have many
friends in Ramsey county who
regret their departure. 5..S
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A. L. Johnson and family
went to Devils Lake Sunday
with the auto to visit his brother.
Anton, who has been in the hos
pital there for several weeks
under the care Of a physician
who performed an operation a
few days ago. Anton is getting
along nicely and will be able to
return home shortly. Leeds
VIM. H. Reid, Fred Craft and
Frank Gretsinger returned Mon
day morning from a fishing trip
to Wood lake, whittier they
went Saturday morning. They
had splendid luck, returning
with string of forty splendid
specimens Of pickerel.
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II, the number drawn out of the
hat. Willie Wilson held I6 and
J. l.. Steele number IS. Mr..
Brown is now entitled to S25
suit, for which he paid 81. Next
Saturday evening another draw
ing will take place, and some
one will win a suit or overcoat
for $500.
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sale first and third Tuesdays of each
month. Rate in many Instances less
than one fare and limit twenty-one
and thirty days. according to desttna-
ton.
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Racing at sheepshead Raw.

Sheepshead Bay Race Track. Sept. II.
-Roseben. Davy Johnson's HRjg
Train. romped off with the first race
here Tuesday. Summarizes:
First races furlongs. Roseben. 1 to
5. won; Veil, 10 to 1. second: First
Premium Is to 1. third. Time, 1:12 s-5.
to 2. won; Druid, to 1. second: Mar
F.. 20 to 1, third. Time, 1:4O
Third race-6 furlongs Royal Tour-
ist. to l, won; Half Sovereign. 4 to 1.
Time, Ill.
Fourth race lie miles. Ampedo.
10 to 20, won; Temaceo, 10 to 20. sec.
ond. Time, 1882 3-5. Two starters.
Fifth race-1 1-16 miles. Mark An
tony II. to 1, won; Tony Bonero. IL
to 5, second; Smiling Tom, to /, third.
Time, 1:46 is.
Sixth race furlongs. Running Ac-
count, to 2, won; Master Robert, s
to 5, second; Amundsen, IL to 1. third.
Time, LIS.
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NJ. S. U. FOOTBALL. TEAM.
Many Veterans to Return to- the Grid
iron This Season.

C1olumbia, Mo-, Sept. 1.-THE football
=, OUTLOOK at Rollins field is better than
A. A. mas peen for years. 1T is too early
law e SPEAK b,,+ definitely INIT says Coach Moni.
zsar squad will be on the field in ten
-ters Indicate"
One guard, a tackle, the center and a
half back of last years team win not
return OF these. Tillman, who cap
talned last seasons Tigers, will be
missed the most. There are plenty of
pack-helders and they have had exper-
fence, but Tillman's nerve and fighting
ability will be a loss to the team. Zooz,
a guard, will not return. Larue, who
played center last season. will also be
out of it.
return, as he has married and opened a
law office in Rolla, where he may coach
the Miners. If he does not come back
MS position as tackle will go to Graves,
tackle to end and from end to the back
field, with good results, last season.
kurtz, with 220 pounds. is an M
man who has a guard position cinched.
The other guard position lies between
Nixon and the men VINO were ineligible
last year on account of the first year
rule.
Miller, a star tackle, is here and will
been here this summer training with
Driver, the end, who is also on the
ground, will be out among the first
corners. Horner, heavy track ath-
lete, who has had football experience,
will try for position back of the line.
He has been in summer school and
kept in good condition.
Not only will the old men be here.
but they will not go up against a
change in coaches. DR.. Monilaw, who
spent his summer in the north at Lake
Geneva and on the Pacific coast, will
handle the Tigers again, with the help
of ''Izzy" Anderson, the assistant coach,
who did such great work while he was
on the team four years ago and whose
very presence puts spirit into the men.
weight. Last year the squad was light,
but the same men are older and heavier
this year. Hard work will begin before
the time 1T has usually started. 1t is
rumored about the squad that the
training table will start soon.
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CARLISLE Football Dates

Carlisle, Sept. 11.-BeIow will be
found the schedule of both the Indian
football teams, an arranged for this
season. The W. U. P. game at Pitts
burg, the Cincinnati game, the Van
derbilt game at Nashville, and the
Virginia game at Norfolk have been
dropped and games with Princeton
and Chicago added. The following
is the revised schedule:
Sept. 21-Albright at Carlisle,
Sept. 25-Lebanon Valley college,
at Carlisle.
Sept. 2S-Villanova, at Carlisle.
Oct. 2-Susquehanna university, at
Carlisle.
Oct. State college, at Williams
port.
Oct: 12-syracuse university, at
Carlisle.
Oct. 1s-Bucknel university. at
Carlisle
Oct. 26-University of Pennsylvan-
ia. at Philadelphia.
Nov. 2-Princeton university, at
New York.
Nov. 9-Harvard university, at
Cambridge.
Nov. 16-University of Minnesota.
at Minneapolis
Nov. 2S.-University of Chicago, at
Chicago.
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HE WINS S425. 1928.
Jockey Miller's Mounts Bring Home a
Fortune to Employers

New York, Sept. Flour hun
dred and twenty-five thousand. three
hundred and twenty eight dollars and
fifty cents represents the exact purse
winnings of Jockey Walter Miller for
the six months of the racing season
from March 25, at Benning, up to to-
day. This is a record which has new
er been approached by any jockey
in the same period.
Ninety-seven thousand four hum
dred and twenty-five dollars and fifty
cents of this Miller has earned in his
handling of one horse-the great
Colin-in eight stake events from the
National Stallion down to the Flat
bush on Saturday. Sixty-seven thou
sand seven hundred and f1fty-five dol
lars in victories on Peter Pan have
helped swell the total of Miller's win
nings. Miller has won big purses on
other horses, but no two of them ever
approached the earnings of either of
the Keene stars.
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OPENS AT CORNELL FIRST.
Big Football Game Starts Season at
Ithaca, Sept. o.

New York, Sept. 11.-CornelI will
be the first of the big teams to ap-
pear in the schedule this year. The
eleven will play George Washington
at Ithaca on Sept. %. Four of the
big machines will be in action on Oct
2. Yale opening with Wesleyan. Har-
ward with Bowdoin and Pennsylvania
with Villa Nova, while Cornell con-
tends with Hamilton. Princeton be-
Stevens. OF the new captains for
eight of the leading elevens, four are
linemen and four play in the back
field. They are as follows: Yale, Big
Glow, tackle; Harvard, Parker CEN
Lube, tackle; Princeton, Mccormick.
fullback; Pennsylvania, Wolwelr.
halfback; West Point. Smith, half
back; Annapolis. Douglass, halfback.
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Chicago and return $4,000. st. Louis
and return $12.70, on sale daily to Sep
tember 80. Final limit October 81.
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Steamship IHcIzets lowest rates and
best lines.
For further particulars address
T. L. KING. City Passenger Agent.
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Canadian and Northern New York
resorts. Toronto. Ont, $27.70; Mont.
real, Que, 1886; Clayton, N. y.
5000; Ogdensburg, N. T., $32.S5.
Tickets on sale daily to September 80,
limited to thirty days from date of
sale. Also to many other points east
a the same basis, viz. one fare plus
81, on sale same time and with similar
limit.
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Totals .......2s s q L
PHILADELPHIA.

Totals ....2S 5 "a
Slated for Powers in eighth.
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Horse Notes.

Lady Patch, by Dan Patch, 1855. has
taken a half mile track pacing record of
2:14A. ''''
Nancy Hanks has foaled fine colt by
Todd, 2:14sz. The youngster has been named
King Todd.
The western PAGER. Hedgewood Boy, by
Chitwood, has entered the 2:07 class with
a mark of 2:06%.
Winch. the best thing in Bob Brawley's
string, paced a winning race at Wilkes
barre in 2:161k. 2:1515, PIX.
In an exhibition trial against time (:12)
Eddie Quin drove Curtis. by Kindergar-
ten. two heats at Wilmington, Del, on
Aunt Jerusha. by Dictator Wilkes. a
green trotter that is racing down the
Great Western circuit, has entered the
Ell list with mark of 2:1Oaz.
w. H. H Achuff's cast-off trotter, The
Outlaw, by Heir at Law, won the 2:22
mixed class at Baltimore in 2:24A, 2:221a,
2:23 beating a field of nine others.
Tommy B., by Tony v, winner of the
225 class $1,000 stake at Bethlehem, cut
his record to 2:15A. Calista S. was three
times second in 2:15A, 2:15K, 2:15%.
1t is claimed that Orville Horton of
Rushville, Ind, purchased half interest
in Aileen Wilson, when a weanling, for
$3.50. She now has mark of POS
Zethrone, by Greystone, won the 2:A and
2:30 trots at Brunot Island, Pittsburg, the
2:3O even in 2:2414, 2:20A, 2:23. The 2:24
class in 2:16A, 2:17 2:20.
Dan Patchs get are becoming numerous
as 2:10 performers. Three have entered
the list this year-Dana Patch, 2:06a4; Ed.
Patch. 2:0Saz, and Judy Patch, 2:10
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with $1,000 last summer. was given his
unconditional release as a member OF
the champions yesterday. During his
career with the world-beaters this year
Taylor engaged in Is games. mis- record
showing seven victories, five defeats
and one tie game.
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hockey Maher's Success

Doncaster, England, Sept 11-Danny
Maher, the American jockey, scored a
remarkable series of successes at the
opening of the September race meeting
here Tuesday. Out of seven starts he
won three events in succession, was sec
ond in two others and once finished
third
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Boston 3. New YorIx 3.

New York, Sept. 1.-THE final
game scheduled for the season at the
Polo grounds resulted in a defeat for
the locals, Boston defeating them by
a score of 3 to 2.
Score by innings: R.H.E.
Boston ................O2 000100O3 II o
New I Ork .-..-..-...-O U y U ~
Batteries-FIaherty and Needham;
AmeS and Bowerman.
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Omaha Z. Dies Moines 8.

Omaha, Sept. 11.-Omaha won the
game through the superior work of
Ragan after the third inning. Des
Moines played three men in the box,
but all received poor support.
Score by jennings: R.HE.
Omaha ...........30 2010o1 8 1
DeS MONIES ..........20 o o o 0-S b
Batteries-Ragan and Gonding;
Ford. Tompkins. Sporer and Yeager.
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washington Teams Record.

Washington, Sept. 1.-THE Ma
tionals have played 1872 games during
the season, not counting yesterday,
winning thirty-six and losing eighty
three, and they have played three tie
games, one with New York and two
with Cleveland, one of which ran for
twelve innings.
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Brennan and Hetling are old school
mates. Both grew up to manhood in
St. Louis and have known each other
since birth. They started in school
they graduated from high school in
st. Louis both were tied for first hon
ors. On the old st. Louis high school
team, Hetling was the pitcher and
Brennan the catcher Halla used to
pitch on the same team and also play
ed first base. The trio ranked high
when it came to playing hooky to-
gether.
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Western Association Standing.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn s. Philadelphia 8.

Philadelphia, Sept. 11.-Inability to
connect with Stricklett at the right
time caused the defeat of the home
team.
Score by innings: R.H E.
Brooklyn .............21 o 2 0 O O O 0-5 II
Philadelphia .........0 o Of O020-3 1
Batteries-Stricklett and Bergen;
Moren, Richie, Coraleski and Doom.
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National League Standing.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At st. Paul-St. Paul 2, Kansas
City 4.
At Louisville-Louisville 1, Toledo 4.
At Observation-Disclosures 1, Indian
apolis 2.
At Minneapolis = Minneapolis 8,
Milwaukee z.
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salina Is Growing.

Salina, Kan. Sept. 11.-Accordlng
to the city directory. which is now IN
the press Salina has a popuiatloono o OF
1897. This figure is more than 2,uOo
greater than was turned in by the city
assessors last spring and confirms the
belief that the assessors failed to get
all the names of the heads OF 1amlles:
The directory contains the names of
4.7s7 persons. and multiplied by two
and one-half which is the customary
method. gives total of almost 10000.
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At St. Louis-St. Louis-Chicago
game postponed, wet grounds.
American League Standing
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
JopIin 2. Oklahoma City O.

Oklahoma City, Ok, Sept. IL
Joplin took the opening game from
Oklahoma City, to O., as the result
of errors at critical stages. The score:
OKLAHOMA CITY
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LINCOLN 81 Pueblo 5.

Pueblo, Sept. 11.-Pueblo and Lin
coin went thirteen innings to a tie.
Sc 're by innings: RHE
Lincoln 80 ooOo12o oo-616 /
Pueblo --...-1 90 02o 1000 00-5 Ii 2
Batteries-Sackert and Sullivan;
Jackson, Hatch and Smith.
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Wichita has five married men on
their team. The rest are all consid-
cred in the eligible class. The mar
ried men are Weaver, Holland, An
mis-, Bayless and Dick.
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LEAVENWORTH.

IeaVenWOrth .......0 0 O 90
The summary: Earned runs
Springfield 2. Two-base hit-Welter.
Sacrifice hit-Welter. Stolen bases
Murray, Reed, Cuthbert, 2, Cole 2,
Seabaugh 2, Ashley, Middleton. Bases
on balls-Of Forester 6, off Ashley
4. Struck out-By Forester 8, by
Ashley 4. Wild pitch-Ashley. Dou-
BILE play-Shaumye to Vaughn to
Shaumyer. Left on baseS-Leaven-
worth 7, Springfield II. Time of
game-2;00. Umpire-Edwards.
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New York is, Washington o-s.

Washington, Sept. 11.-New York
scored two Victories over Washington.
Score by innings: r. II. E.
New York ............0 0 0 0 o 90 II
Batteries-Oberlin, Warner and
Kahoe; Doyle and Kleinow.
Second game-Score by innings: R.H. E.
washington ........0 o. 20 2 o % 9 2
New York ............0 OO1O2 2 0-5 2
Batteries-Patten and Block; Orth
and Thomas.
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*Batted for Powers in eighth.
SCORE , z INNINGS.
Boston .........0 0 8 OIL o 1 IS
Philadelphia 40 o 0 o o 0 O 90
Three base hits-Congalton, Old
ring. Stolen base-Parent. Bases on
baIls-Off Winter 2, off Dygart 2.
Struck out-By Winter 8, by Coombs
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Springfield 3. Leayenworth o.

Leavenworth. Kan, Sept. 1.-THE
locals could do nothing with Forces
ter and were shut out, although he
was wild. The score:
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Games POSTPONED

At Cincinnati-Cincinn ati-Pittsburg
game postponed. wet grounds.
At Chicago-Chicago- Louis game
postponed, rain.
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Totals ..... "a 9
wERR CITY.
BY INNINGS.

Hutchinson .........O o IS
Webb City ........0 o o o o.
The surnmary-Two-b base hits
Andrews, Wilson, Barbour, Meredith.
Bases on baIIs-Of Shaner 4, off
Barbour 6. Struck out-By Barbour
5. Hit by pitched ball-Johnson
Passed ball Lewis. Stolen bases--Wil-
son, Andrews, Wright, Olson. Sacri-
flee hftS-Pettigrew Lewis, Tonne
man. Barbour, Painter. Double plays
to link, Meredith to OIL
son to Wright, Painter to Wright,
Wright (unassisted.) Time of game
.1:30. Umpire-Shuster.
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Butch Kern who caught for Leav-
enworth awhile a year ago last spring
and went to st. Louis where he
caught in the trolley league, has been
playing with Galveston all season and
was purchased a few days ago for
thousand dollars by Connie Mack Of
the Philadelphia Americans. Cooley
was very anxious to get Kern on the
local team a year ago.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
Denver 4. Sioux City 8.

Denver, Col, Sept. 11.-Although
Sioux City made more hits they were
scattered and Denver won.
Score by innings: R.H.E.
Sioux City ............0 90 8 900 O-3 Il
Batteries-R. Adams and Zalusky;
Fischer and Slattery.
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st. Joseph and return 1915, Septem-
Der FL to 20 inclusive. final limit Sep
TENDER 80.
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inson last season, and was known as
the curveless wonder. He won the
pennant by a margin of nearly three
hundred points.
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JOPLIN.
SCORE by INNINGS.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Oklahoma City 10 0 90
Joplin ............-.1 o o u
The summary: Two-base hits-R.
Gill, Bankhead, Harrington. Sacrifice
hits-Scoggins, Olson. Hit by pitched
balI-W. Gill. Left on bases-Okla-
balls-Of Gill 8. Struck out-By Gill
4. Stolen bases-Gill, White. Double
play-Bankhead to Olson to Rohn.
Time-1:2O. Umpire-Alloway
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Totals
PHILADELPHIA.
SCORE BY INNING

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Boston ...................0 o 90
Three base hits-Farris Bases on
balIs-Off Plank, 2. Struck out-By
Plank f.
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Emporia and return $3.50, Septem-
Der 20 to 81 inclusive. final limit Sep
TENDER %.
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If your wife looks tired out, don't eat.
can't sleep, buy her package of Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea. The greatest
tonic for mothers, keeps them well and
happy. IS cents. Tea or Tablets. f. T.
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Racing at MONTREAL.

Montreal, Sept. 11.-Javotte, the to
favorite, won the fifth race here in
fast time. Summary:
First race-1 mile. Taut, to 2, won;
Master Lester, to 1, second; Willis
Green, to 5. third. Time, 1:46.
Second races furlongs. Emma G..
4 to 1, won; Orena, 6 to 5, second; Vista,
to 1, third. Time, 1:02 3-5.
Third race-About 21s miles. steeple-
chase. Buckman, to 5, won; Lights
Out, 4 to 1, second; Merry Maker, to
1, third. Time, Ali.
Fourth race-1 mile. Edwin Gum,
ven, won; Hawkama, to 1, second; ;
Sir Grande, even, third. Time, 1:44 a-5.
Fifth races furlongs. Javotte, 2 to
5, won; Sophomore. to 1, second; Can
ME Maid, to 1, third. Time, lip.
Sixth race-1as miles. John Dillon, 2
to 1, won; Rip Rap, 8 to 1, second;
Wise Hand, even, third. Time, 2:O0
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The season has closed in the North
ern Copper Country league The pen
nant went to Winnipeg, the team
which is managed by Eddie Herr, the
big fat twir1er who was with Hutch
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-11
ATHLETICS LEAD.
Philadelphia Team i'm the Amer
lean League on Top.
Won and Lost a Double Header
With Boston Nine.
DETROIT DIDN'T PLAY,
Rain Prevented Tigers and Maps
From Clashing Tuesday.
DETROIT DIDN'T PLAY.
Joplin, Hutchinson, Springfield
and Topeka Winners.

Boston, Mass. Sept. 11.-Boston
and Philadelphia divided honors
Tuesday afternoon in the double
header Scores:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-11

WHERE THEY PLAY TOMORROW.
Wichita at Topeka.
Webb City at Hutchinson.
Springfield at Leavenworth.
Joplin at Oklahoma City.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-11
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