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The Washington herald., 1907-03-02
The Summaries.

FIRST RACE-Three-ycar-old selling; one mile
Sbrceders Midway los Martini. IL 10 ;, Won .
Golden Wave 81 a. HCnnesseyi, 70 J. second
QusEEa l0I dickens 23 10 s. third. Time. AZ ID
~ mme- Arlington. j. J. IT.. Mocassn. Master
ROYAL Bond Iranion. and Lsmptrimmer also ran
SECOND RACE-Tvoy ear-olds. selling: -four fur
longs. ElyiFa NJ. 100 tNiCol 10 ]. won. Dick
Rose lO4 CIV. McInuTel. - 90 ]. second; GIcmse Is
tt5augeI n s. third Time. 30 So Relapse
I.ssamada Bcos Baloles Queen Bessie, Prince
Bowling and Bitterly also ran.
THIRD RACE-ThTet-ye ar-oids annd upward sell
ing; five and one half fulongs- Sin ToddingIon. g
%. Hennesseyl. 10 > won; kusk IS tBaci. - % D.
second. Joe FalIcrt s. lGoidsteinl 90 to J. third
Time 90 Is. Amador. Ida MerimeQ. Master Prlm
Cabrit and Mafalda also ran.
FOURTH RACE-1mceyeaT-Old and upward :,
mile and OnesiXteenth. Pasadena, 10 thcyesi. IS
90 s. won: Donna. 100 tianeri. 20 J. second
Paragon 50 r. Love-. Is 10 /, third. Time. 81.
Lady Fonse Western. and Tcrnus also ran.
FIFTH RACE-FouI-yesr-o and upward, sell
ing; mile and seventy yaIds. Bellindan- JOS Beck
mani 10 70 5. won; Comesa, l05 Smith. 10 u D,
second: Bazl. no tNicou. &c l. third. Time,
1-59 So Drumi0 Katie Powers, Dapple Gold, Am
Der Jack Ivanh0c Ancestor, Red Coat, Gamara,
and Paul Clifford also
SIXTH RACE-FouI year-olds and upward; one
mile and seventy yards. Delmore. 100 tHennesseyl,
IS 20 5 won; Sincerity Belle. g Gicketti p 60 I.
second Sponge Cake los Walker. IS % J. third.
Time 81. Plantagenet. French Nun. Jungle Imp.
Bitter Brown. John Mcbride. Happy Jack, aud
Gladiator also
SEVENTH RACE our-year-olds and upward
selling; one mile and seventy Yards Grand
Duchess % uloydI % s. won. AhjUTe. l13 lBilaci.
6 10 1, second; Pat Bulger. 1913 Beekmsnl 70 ].
third. Time, % IS. Ranger, Footlight Fav0riie.
Northwind Erls Lee. Happy Chap. Monte Carlo.
Nutvood, Little Lad. Triple Silver and small Lady
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02
Hunting and Love.

A story of fox-hunting in Virginia, of
exciting racing, Of love in Washington
"a novel of decided interest in Ryder
Of Warrington" by Mr.. c. II. L. John
ston. Washington author. which will
begin as a serial in to-morrow's issue
Of The Washington Herald. It is a
tale with fine local color; a tale OF
brave men and charming women, and
you cannot afford 10 miss an INSTALL
meut.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02

Cincinnati Ohio, March Frank
Gotch failed 90 throw Charley Olsen in
q hfteen-minute wrestling bout
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FAVORITES WIN OUT.
New Orleans Races Pulled
Off in a Sea Of Mud.
WHOLE CARD WITHOUT CLASS

Sir ToddingtOn. 10 3, Wins Best
Looking Affair of Day in n Canter.
Western Finishes Bad Fourth In
the Mile and sixteenth Purse At
fair, After Being Made LavOrite.
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Yankees Win Another Game.

The Yankees added another TO their
long list Of victories yesterday. when they
defeated Section l. Of the Business High
School by Il 10 . Lineup and summary;
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New Orleans. March 1.-The races were
decided to-day in one Of the heaviest rain
storms seen around here for several years.
Many of the regulars had quite a scare
after the third race, when "a black cloud
formed, and many expected that cyclone
was not far of. The sky, however.
cleared after a heavy shower, and the
sport went on its way.
There was no class to the card. Every
event was made up of pronounced mud
ders of the cheap variety. Favorite play
ers had slightly the best Of the betting
argument. as 1--WE of the choices splashed
home in front.
The best looking race OF the day was a
selling affair at five and one-half fur
longs. Sir Toddington, l-to-3 favorite,
won it in canter.
Western. played from TO ! down to
10 in the mile and one-sixteenth
purse affair finished bad fourth. Pasa-
dena. we'll played toward the close. went
TO the front al the start and galloped
home one ana one-half lengths ahead Of
Donna.
Delmore had all the speed in the mile
and seventy ydIuS SellllS dlh@lt anu won
easily.
Bcckman and Bellindian were winning
combination in the NTH. and got the
money by a length Gamara was the
pacemaker until the stretch, where Beck
man cut the corner which practically
won the race.
Elvira N proved gamest in the twof
year-oId race. and beat out Dick Rose, a
l5-to-I shot Gremse, the favorite, was
close third.
SchrOeder's Midway won the opening
race by ten lengths, while Grand Duchess,
backed from 10 I down to 70 /, gal
Hoped home an easy winner in the closing
event.
Sir TOddingtOn. winner OF the thlrd
race. WAS boosted 800 over his entered
price of s. 600. Fred Burlew bid the usual
I'VE and got the colt Cy Evans did the
Kidding
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NEW ORLEANS SELECTIONS.

Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02

A squad of Boston American players, in
charge of Manager Chick Stahl. stopped
for a few minutes. The players are on
their way to Little Rock. Accompanying
the team were Jake Morse, of the Boston
Herald. and Tim Murnane, of the Boston
Globe. The party will arrive in Little
Rock tomorrow and will spend three
weeks in practice before starting a series
of exhibition games.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02

The Fifth Baptist rolled Mp si9 in the third game
rakinr q nov recnrd for the lear1le
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"A representative Of The Herald leaves
for Galveston to-day. and he Will remain
with the team during the training trip,
sending each day TO local fandom all the
news about Joe CantillOn and his band
of reorganized Nationals
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02

Hunter Hin. who was dropped by Wash
ington to make way for Lave Cross, has
been released by Buffalo to Montreal The
Texans lame hip. which troubled him while
he was with the Nationals, handicapped
him so much last season that the Buffalo
owners decided not to take a chance this
year. and they have made arrangements
TO get COrcOran. who was drafted by De
troit. to cover third base.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02

Frank kitsOn has written 10 Manager
Cantillon complaining about the figures
In his new contract and asking for a
raise Of several hundred dollars. As
there wae nothing sensational about his
work last season, Kitson's request will
probably be refused and he viii be or
dered 10 report at Chicago and show,
by his work in the exhibition series and
in the early championship games, that
he should be retained on the Washing
ton payroll.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02
Totals 40 40 SIS Totals. 40
.Blondheim rolled first game.

Totals. $50 $50 sol Totals.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-28
ANNUAL MOTOR BOAT
RACES AND CARNIVAL

The f0urt annual motor boat races and
carnival under The auspices and man
agemeut ~ the Palm Beach Power Boat
association. commencing March 10th, is
assuming greater proportions from suC-
cess standpoint than ever before. and the
simple faCt that among the entries for
che speed contests viii De che European
m0dore Schroeder of the Motor Club Of
America. the Den" owned bv j. a.
Hadley the well known uuaucicr and
yachtmau, who is now Commodore OF the
Motor Club OF America. is sufficient
guarantee that the speed contests will
have the greatest boats OF the age iu
contention. The Irene OF Philadelphia.
owned yMr. Anderson and built bv
Sheppard OF EssInEton. viii also bc one
Of the competing crafts, and aa the
'1reuc" showed her stern Co the Dixie"
that the contest for the Sir Thomas
Dewar shield viii be keen one. Com
mOdorc j. r. Allen. OF the Halifax River
Yacht club DaNtOua. recently purchased
a light high-speed engine for his boat.
the secret whose hull Is of the hydro
plane type and expects To- get nearly
20 miles an hour out Of hl7 Michigan
built craft. which was designed especial
ly 90 meet the conditions of still water
on Lake worth.
Power crafts Of many descriptions are
time and there IS scarcely a dav t4t
what boats are spoken off the Carolina
coast. headed for the Palm Beach Roget
IA. Commodore Hugh J. Wlnoughbv OF
Newport. r. J. has already passed Day
tona on his way 90 the famous racing
ground and while thore. bee win assist
IN the preliminaries OF the tournament
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july

i-Philadelphia: Miss Carrie 3.
NeeIy Of Cincinnati ana Miss Marie
Weimar Of Washington win inc Wo-
mans lawn tennis double championship
OF the United States
2-Dieppe, France Grand prix Of the
Automobile club of France won py
Felice NazzarO, Italian champion
Philadelphia: Miss Evelyn Sears OF
Roston wins the woman's tennis
dhampionship Of the United states
against Miss Carrie b. Nicely Of GIN
4~san Francisco. Tommy Burns Of
Canada knocks out BIZ squires OF
Australia I'm one round
New York: John Flanagan DleatNs
the worlds l6-pound hammer throWlus
record from "a 9-foot circlei ltS feet
4 inches. .,t.,..-
Boston. Dennis Mahoney esta1 iishes
a new worlds record or 40 rect 2
inches for the 56-pound weight.
Troy y. Y: Worlds record for 1900
Yards; relay race lowered by the irish
American team TO a:O4 80.
Wimbledon. England Miss Sut
TON American. RECEIVERS the British
tennis championship nom Mfs' Shaih-
beers. formerly Miss Douglas.
S-Cleveland. Olympic cup won ny
the Metropolitan Golf association
I0-Clcveland. Caidden tour auto
endurance contest begins.
13-Cleveland: jerome Is lraNeIn
Wins thc national golf championship
over Archie Graham. ,-.,.
New York. Matthew j. McHlath
breaks the worlds record for throwing
th4 16-pound hammer from seven
foot circle. 175 feet inches
l6-New York. Horse Nhariea ho-
wards. carrying 126 pounds, makes
new worlds running record iof nliie
and furlong, 1850 3d.
Philadelphia JACK Johnso"
knocks out Bob Fltzsimmons in the
second round.
ogden Utah. Two worlds bicych
records lowered. A. j. clark, profess
slonal Of Australia, makes mile ia
1.4s2-5. Walter Dcmara, amateur,
wheels a quarter mile IN rs 20.
2g-LondOn. Australasia wins the
international tennis cup from Grenl
Britain.
2l-Jersey city n. j.; Glldden tour
endurance contest FOR automobiles ends,
Buffalo winning against PittsburE.
indianapolis Sweet Marie irota
The matest raiia of the year 10 date,
2 Oii.
S--Dotroit Baron Grattan PAGES the
faetest mile OF the year o. date 2,03A.
W-gau Francisco. Britt wins 20
round nRht with Nelson.
Decatur ll: Dan Patch makes
mile boz 2,0lis,
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MAY.

s-Balumore; KID sullivan knocks
out Young Corbou iu the eleventh
round
A-London. Jay Gould Of New York
wins the international amateur court
tennis championship from Eustace H.
Mills, holder OF the title.
Louisville. kentucky Derby won
by Pink Star. time. 2.l2 30.
6-LOs Angeles. Cal: Tommy Burns
wins the decision over Jack Obrien bat
all bets called on.
9-New York Glorher wins the Me
tropolitan handicap in 40 80. London
Pedar Palmer, English prize hghter,
convicted OF murder
10 Newcastle. England Miss May
Iiezloit reFains the English woman's
golf championship, defeating her sister
Florence.
ll-Prnceton. n. j. Yale wins the
annual Yale-Princoton track meet "a
10 90
Boston: Columbia wins the varsity
boat race against Harvard
London Latham defeats Cecl
CPunch'1 Falre, 10 B. rogaining the
worlds professional tennis champion
ship
26-New York Brooklyn handicap
won by superman. ~ miles M 209.
2l-Denver Jimmy Gardner wins the
decision over Harry Lewis in a ten
round bout.
s2-New York Jerome d. Travera
wins the Metropolitan golf champion
ship again, defeating flndlay 5. Doug
las
se--washlagton, d. c. Worlds 1907
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MARCH.

1-Pittsburg: Norval Baptie breaks
The quarter-mile indoor skating record;
3sI-5.
6-Philadelphia: Joe Thomas bests
Honey Melody in a six-round bout;
no decision.
New York: C.. F. Conklin defeats
DR.. l.. l. Mial for the l4.2 amateur
billiard championship.
s-New York j. Ferdinand Poggen-
burg, national billiard champion, makes
a new l42 balk line billiard record OF
~ ola average.
14-New York. Calvin Demarest Of
Chicago wins the l4.2 balk line amateur
billiard championship; Poggenburg
makes a new amateur record In l4.Oz
balk line billiards. 300 I'm seven innings.
16--Putney. England: Cambridge wins
The annual boat race with oxford.
2i-Princeton, n. j.: Yale wins the
intercollegiate championship.
22-Philadelphia; New York universe
~ wins the intercollegiate gymnastic
championship Of America,
23-Boston: Jay Gould retains the
court tennis championship by defeating
Joshua Crane OF Boston.
25-Boston. Charles +, Barker sue
cessfully defends his title Of checker
champion Of America.
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81 feet a inch: half-mie running, p.
j. Sheehan, l;50t-5.
Ottawa Ont. United states wins
the international Palma rifle trophy
scoring 1.7l2 out OF a possible lS00.
SAN Francisco: Cans wins the
decision over Britt IN the NTH round.
New York Albert Brown swims
from the Battery TO Coney Island. Is
miles. I'm 4.52, a new record.
indianapolis: Attel given the de-
cision over Jimmy Walsh after 10
round bout.
Pittsburg: Driving a Darracq car
owned by +. ID. Nevin. William NC
Cula OF New York sets new worlds
mark I'm the 50-mile automobile endur-
ance race. $40 30.
1s-Dublin Sir Thomas Upton mails
a challenge for the Americas yachting
cup.
l4-Readville. Mac; L. II. r. Baldwin,
driving steam car, breaks. the mile
competition auto record: 81 %.
17-Columbus wins the American as
ISOLATION baseball remnant.
San Antonio. Tex: A. ID. Topper
vein breaks $3.50 wing targets without
a miss, new rifle record.
17--Kalamazoo, Mich: Dan Patch
PAGES mile on poor track In LOLA.
2O--Allentovn, Pa: Sweet Marie
breaks the worlds trotting record for
a mile on a half-mile track. in 2:07.
25-New York: New York Yacht club
declines Lipton's challenge for the
Americas cup.
27-Los Angeles: Cans whips Mesmic
IN "a rounds.
2S-san Francisco: Twin Sullivan de-
feats Squires of Australia in the nine
teenth round.
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palm Beach. Fla: Worlds record
FOR motor boat nautical mile broken
by the Dixie 2;2l:3l
Knoxville Tenn: Frank Gotch,
American wrestling champion, defeats
Jim Parr, Engllshman. clinching the
championship
Hot Springs. Ark. Tommy Ryan
knocks out Dave Barry in the NTH
round.
New York: Thomas r Houston or
Scranton, Pa. retains the title Of ma
,tional professional pool champion by
defeating Edward Dawson OF st.
Louis
--l0-New Orleans: Captain Charles W.
Oldrieve completes walk on the wa
ter from Cincinnati, 1900 miles. IN
nearly 40 days. winning the world s
championship and a 5000 prize.
11-Vaney. r. l.: Melody wins the
decision over While Lewis In the
fourth round.
20-Philadelphia: Spike Robinson Of
England has slightly the better of q
six-round bout with Tommy Murphy.
23-New York: British team wins In
ternational cable chess trophy from
Americans National indoor tennis
championship won 10y Miss f. Il. Moore
and T r. Pale, both OF New York.
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JUNE

Boston. Pennsylvania wins inter-
collegiate athletic championship, ITS
CLOSETS competitor being Michigan.
Monat Of Pennsylvania breaks the i'm
tercollegiate high jump record, feet
3h inches Dray OF Yale makes new in
tercollegiate record I'm pole vaulting,
u feet
Chicago. University Of Illinois wins
western intercollegiate athletic cham
pionship from University of Chicago.
Epson. England: Cookers horse
Orby wins English derby; ! "a miles in
2:44
10-Cincinnau: Latonia derby won
by The Abbot: IL miles in 2:46 10.
20-New York: Suburban handicap
won by Nealon. 1 y miles In 2;O6 20.
26-Poughkeepsie. y. Y; Regatta re-
suits, varsity eight won by Cornell;
varsity four. by Syracuse freshmen,
eight by Wisconsin.
Dublin: Cookers horse Orby wins
ITigh derby.
27-New Haven, Conn: Yake wins
annual boat race against Harvard
2S-New Haven, Conn: Yale wins
varsity four cared race, and Harvard
freshmen. eight-oared race.
st Paul: Three men break world
25-mile auto record Eddie Bald FIN
ishes first IN 3O:2s.
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and Don't he look naturalg There's tho
ever present othor fellow. too-and tho
dust and thousand and one compil-
cations. Two had two or three accidents
and got out more Dog luck than good sense
and each one was caused by tire ger
On ripped Off the rim or blowing uD ON
me
About three years ago I got wise 60
"a new equipment that looked good TO me.
put ont bv thu Goodyear people down at
Akron. Their detachable tire has a plano
wire tape VuIcunIzod ln tho base 20 keep
DO rom stretching. and that bunch Of wire
BIAS g1t to bronx before the tire can De
forced Off That looked sight too. and
put their equipment on ms Green Dragon.
THAT was three years ago. and it's
fact boys, thIt I haven't had "a tire como
0fi ur 70 single blowout s.ucc-and the
old Dragon has cut through the air NJ
pretty lively DUr ON several hundred oc-
Dasiuu4 during chat flmc.
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OCTOBER

Newark. o.; Sweet Marie equals
her own worlds record for trotting a
mile on a half-mile track. 2.07.
baseball season ends; Chicago wins
the National league pennant, and De-
troit the American league pennant.
Chicago. In golf, Miss Mary Cur
lis OF Boston breaks the wOman's driy-
Ing record for the United states with
"A score OF 95.
l2-Detroit: Chicago Nationals win
the worlds baseball championship over
Detroit Americans.
Birmingham, Ala: Christie Strang
lowers the worlds auto record for a cir
Cular track TO % 3-5.
Lexington, Ky: IA. X. Devereaux
breaks the worlds record for saddle
stations with Krugerly, going mile In
2:12.
17-Rockland. Ne. Joe Walcott
knocks out Billy Payne In six rounds.
19-Footbali: Yale o, Army O.: Tar-
ward 6, Navy 0.
22-Poughkeepsie. n. Y; Major Del
mar wins a trotting match against
Sweet Marie. best time. 2.06ia.
CLOS Angeles cal: Abe Attel wins
from Fred Weeks I'm the fourth round,
referee stopping the hght.
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RACING A HARD GAME.
Barney Oldfcld says Automobiling ON
Track a. Dangerous.

THAT the racing game is poo "ciucn" is a
certainty. for barney OldtuId. long rec
garued as Americas premier uile-a-min-
ute mutorist. has gone on record as de-
ETY. uf an contestants on oval tracks.
Barney was found az the automobile
show iu "a retrospective mood and was
asked for an opinion on the racing sub
ject which was given a thorough air.
ing bN the A. A. A. officials Friday at
their session I'm the First Regiment
Il ten YOU the racing game is no
ciuch' said Oldheld. sixty miles an
hour is fun when you're on straight
away with clear road ahead-hut when
you get ON half mile or mile oval. it's
hard game 20 play. DID you ever
think that the turn Of "a half-mile oval la
no sharper than making as wide a turn
rs you can on an ordinary street, And
a driver thinks he's going some when he
takes a corner at fifteen or twenty
miles an hour. Now, think Of going four
times as fast around the same corner
and you'll begin to realize what you are
zap against whom YOU h.t the racing game
cts pretty hard 90 describe the sensa-
tion. but as near at I can como 90 u IL
swing hung from a big elm with ropes
about nifty feet long orr % one side
was another tree which came fust right
for our purpose, and we built a platform
right ND in the top. We'd get up there
and haul up the swing board with a kite
line. Then we'd unfasten the line and
one OF us would hold the board. Then.
one-tow-three. and what seemed an end
loss drop off into space. Then. uu-uu-
up. with the earth dropping away. An
instauts halt and then down again.
It's the same sensation in racing only
different-if that means anything And IN
"a race the sensation isn't all. either
you've got % think quick almost everv
second To make time you've got 10 give
her hitch and pull her M quick 70 start
her sNddinE Atty or a hundred feet be-
fore you get 10 the turn, then the car
sIdoa around easy.
III YOU don't guess right or anything
goes wrong. it's ninety 20 one that its
going TO be a case OF wooden overcoat
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NOVEMBER

New Haven. Conn; Johnny sum
mers OF England and Bert Keyes OF
New York night a 10-round draw
2-San Francisco. johnson knocks
out Finn In the eleventh round
Chicago. sutton succossfully de-
tends HIS title Of champion lS2-inoh
balk-line billiard player against schae-
Ter. 800 90 2h.
1S-New Haven. Conn: Yale wins
the cross-country run with Harvard.
30 10 a.
Lincoln. Neb.: Capt A. II. Hardy
establishes a new worlds rife record
hitting gy2 marble targets out Of pos
sihlc 1000
16-Boston. Team led by Floyd Krebs
wins the six-day bicycle race, best
distane. La miles J lap.
Football. Yale ! q Princeton 10:
Dartmouth 20 Harvard o. Pennsyl-
vania g. Michigan 10,
Denver. Farmer Burns wins a
wrestling match against Michael
lwyer.
2l-Melbourne Motor car breaks
the worlds record FOR "a 24-hour nom
stop run; ~ miles.
2f--Football. Yale ~. Harvard OF
CARLISLE rs. Chicago 4.
2h-san Francisco. Al Kaufmanh
Wins the decision over Jack (Twin)
sullivan ln q 2b-round bout.
Football. PennsYlvnnia ~. Cornell 4
ao-Foothnll. Navy @. Army o.