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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-30
BASKETBALL BRIEFS

The Entire Nous basketball team will
play Its openir g game Thursday at Jacobs's
Hall, Harrison, meeting the Excelsiors OF
New YORK. Alderman j. ]. DAILY will toss
up the ball at the start of the game. Man
ager jar .es S. LYONS hrs added Matty Gar
iigan. the star forward, to the Entire Nous
team.
The Holy Cross Small Five, Of Harrison,
will open Its season tonight at Parish Hall,
Harrison, with the strong Imperial Five,
Of Newark The following will be the
lineup of the Holy Cross basketball team!
Haviland and Catterail, forwards; Good
man, centre; Monahan and Telling, guards.
The Prospect Basketball team of Orange
would like to arrange games with first
class junior teams. games to he playedNon
opponents courts. Address challenges to
James Kelly, manager, IL Lafayette street,
Orange.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-30
REGULARS SCORE
ONLY TOUCHDOWN
Break Through Eagles Defense Four
Minutes Before the Call
of Time.

The Regular A. A. opened its football
season yesterday afternoon with a vic
tory over the Newark Eagles by the score
of 3 to 0. The game was %stubbornly con-
tested. In the first half the ball was
forced up and down the field. and at the
end of the twenty minutes play the pig
skin rested almost in the centre Of the
gridiron, neither team having scored.
1t looked like a no-score game until four
minutes before the call of time in the
second half, when Brennan made a run of
sixty yards, placing the ball on the fff-
teen-yard line. On the next plunge Malli-
son circled the end of the Eagles line
for a touchdown.
The features of the game were the end
runs of Brennan, Hoagland, Madison and
Baldwin, the t~aclling of Wieldele and
the line bucking of Parker, Brady and
Rock. The teams will meet in a second
contest at Morris Park next Sunday
morning.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-30

CYCLIST WALTHOUR INJURED IN RACE;
PHYSICIAN, GOING TO RESCUE, KILLEI
Accident Occurs in Motor
Paced Contest on Berlin
Track. 1--we Others Hurt.

BERLIN, Sept. SO.-One man was
killed and three. including Bobby"
Walthour, the American rider, were
seriously injured in a series of acct
dents yesterday on the Spandau bicycle
track. During a one hundred kilo-
metre race. a pacemaker's tire burst,
throwing the rider, who broke his right
arm and suffered other injuries.
An ambulance attendant h crossed
the track with the intention of assist
ing the injured man was instantly
killed as the result of colliding with
Walthour's pacemaker, Hoffman, who
was thrown to the ground and caused
Walthour to fall. The latter sustained
a severe conclusion Of the brain and
was taken to a hospital, where he is
In a serious condition.
The paeemaker was severely hurt
when he collided with the ambulance
man
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-30
W%ASHINGToNS BLANKED.
National Turner's Score shutout in Ex-
hibition Game, 4 to Q.

On account of the grounds not being In
conditicn to play the first game of the
championship series, the National Turn
Verein baseball team and Washington A.
A. played an exhibition game yesterday so
as not to %disappoint the crowd, which re-
suited in n victory for the Turner by a
score of A to 0. Boschen pitched a fine
game. holding his opponents to three hits
and struck out eight men. Causbrook
pitched in steady style until the sixth
inning. whenAthe Turner's touched him for
four hits. thhe singles and a two-bagger,
resulting in three runs. Causbrook struck
out ten men. The Turner'S scored their
first run In the second inning on a base on
balls. an error and a two-base hit by
Schooner. The batting OF the Turner'S was
a feature. Schooner scouting two two-bag-
gers. while Baker got two of the three hits
for We shington. The score.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-30
FOR THE BIG SERIES.
Umpires Sheridan and o'Day Likely to
oficiate in Worlds Series.

NEW YORK. Sept. 29.-The umpires for
the worlds championship post-season base-
ball games between the Chicagos. of the
National League, and whichever team
wins the American League pennant will
be Jack Sheridan and probably Hank
O'Day. Sheridan already has been select
ed by Ban Johnson as the American
League umpire. and one reason for think
ing Pulliam will choose O'Day as the Ma
tional League official is. that Emslie has
been assigned for the post-season series In
Boston and tombstone for the st. Louis
Browne Cardinal series. tombstone and
Evans will be the st. Louis ump,res. while
Connolly Will be Emslie's mate In Boston.
Evans has recovered from his injury in
st. Louis and wants 70 get back in har-
ness.
Sheridan and o'Day oficlated at the
New York-Philadelphia worlds series In
1895. President Pulliam, of the National
League, also has Rigler. KLEIN and Car
penter to choose from to assign to the
worlds series. and may, of course. select
one Of them.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-30
FIRST DEFEAT
FOR EASTERN
CHAMPIONS
Outbats and Out
fields Columbus, but Is
Beaten, & to 5.

COLUMBUS. Sept. so.-In a loosely
played game yesterday Columbus won
from Toronto the third game of the series
for the Glass A championship of minor
leaguedom. Upp was hit hard and retired
in the sixth. Geyer, who succeeded. was
wild. hut effective with men on bases.
Mitchell was hit in pinches. The field was
slippery ard n drizzling rain kept the
crowd away. The board Of control ae-
c%ompanied the players from Toronto and
will remain for the remainder OF the
games. Neither team scored till the fourth
inning. when Columbus led off with a pair
NJ ft.uc
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-30
COLLEGE FOOTBALL SCORES.


At Carlisle-Indians, TO-: Villa Nova, 0;
Dickinson, g.. Western Maryland, o..
At DISQUALIFICATION IL; Lynn
A. A, 0.
AT Observation-Disclosures. II; Fort Nc
Kinley. 0.
At Orano-Maine. 0; Hebrew Acad-
envy. o.
At springfeld-springheld r. s., 0;
Williston Seminary. 0.
At Waterville-Colby. 4; Keats Hill, 0.
At syracuse-Syracuse, AZ; Rochester, g.
AT Middletown-Wesleyan, II; Middle
burg. 0.
At Bethlehem-Lehigh. 20; Mullen
berg. 0.
At Lewisburg-Bucknell 5; Gettys-
burg, 0.
At G~eneva-Hobart. s.; Starkey SENT
AT Easton-Lafayette, 2; Wyoming
Seminary, 0.
AT Troy-Rensselaer P. l., 30; st. Stew
ems. 0.
At State college-Penn State, 80; Ge-
news. o.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-30
BoWLERs TO MEET.
Newark, Suburban and Pythian Leagues
to Hold Sessions Tonight.

The Newark Bowling League will
meet tonight at the Roseville Athletic
Associations clubhouse for the pur-
pose of adopting a schedule for the
season.
At the same time and place the Sub
urban Leaguers will hold their annual
meeting, elect officers, decide upon the
circuit and make other necessary ar
-rangements.
The Pythian bowlers will arrange for
their annual tournament tonight at a
meeting in the rooms of Newark Lodge
No. 4.
south Side Bowling Tourney.
Teams desiring TO enter the South Side
bowling tournament are requested to send
entries this week to Adam Kistner,
Badger avenue and Rose street.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-30

When the doctor arrived at his house he
found his patient in a comatose condition,
which made necessary several hours of
restorative labor.
Now. how did his happen2'' he de-
manded of the wife. when the trouble was
over. Did you give him the powder |
.left?"
Yes, sir"
LAS much as would go on a dime-and no
more?'
Yes. sir. That is. we couldn't find a
dime, so / shook a nickel and five pennies
out Of Willie's bank and gave him lust
what they would carry
It's lucky the nickel WIS there, so that
you didn't have to use five more coppers, ."
remarked the doctor, ~dryly.-Judge.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-30
MIN OUT IN TENTH.
Roseville Puts Up Game Fight, but Sue
cumbs to All-Stars.

After a hair-raising t%en-inning struggle
the All-Stars yesterday nosed out the
Roseville baseball tea m, 2 to 1. Green
valid held the victors down to four taps,
while Roseville landed on Foley for eight,
but the Stars made their swa+s count most.
The All-Stars got in a run in the first in
and the Rosevilles eveued up things
In the fourth Then began a struggle
which did not end until Felver, the former
Reading n Brooklyn player in the At
lantic League. cracked out a home run for
the All-Stars. Walsh formerly Of the
Poughkeepsie team in the Hudson River
League, held down bird base in good style
for the All-Stnrs. Ms score:
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-30
ROLLER SKATING RACE.

Before the largest crowd Of the season,
last night. the two-mile amateur handi-
cap race was hotly contested at the Hill
side roller skating rink. There were fif-
teen starters. handicapped up to fifty
wards. The race was fast from the start,
Sweeney, on the ten-yard mark, over
hauled the limit men in the first half
mile. when A, Ryan. the scratch man,
tonk the lead and won the race after a
blanket finish. G. Go sger, ten yards, I'm
ished second; D.. Sweeney. third. Gold,
silver n bronze medals were awarded.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-30

Two-base hlt-HuIsWltt InTFe-nasP III
-Wotell. Bases on balls-o6 upp, 3; on
Geyer. 8: off Mitchell. 3. Struck out-By
Geyer. 1; bv Mitchell. >. Stolen bases
Friel. Gessler Cl. Hall. Thoney ~,
Schlanv. Sacrifice hits-Hulswitt (21. Cess
Ter. Up. Prick. Left on bases-Columbus,
7: Toronto, n. Double p~Iays-Hulswitt TO
Wriglev to Kihm: Frick to Schlafly, Hit
by p~itcher-Judge Cby MitchelD. Frick obv
Gever). Distribution of hits-Of Upp, :
in innings: off Geyer. . in 3 innings; off
Mitchell. 6 in G Awnings; off Mckinley. l
In l inning. Tihe-2h. Umpires-Owen
and Kane. Attendance $50.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-30
COBB BATTING
KING IN THE.
AMERICAN
Detroit OutfieIder Leads the
League With 1888 Aver
age--StOne Second.

Cobb. Of Detroit. has more elbow
room at the top of American League bats
men. for his closest rival, Stone, had a
severe slump with the willow last week.
Cobb also leads in base-stealing, while
Jones has scored the most runs. Detroit
monopolizes proficiency in two other de-
partments, Crawford leading the long-dls-
lance hitters and Donovan the pitchers.
batting averages of 200 or better fol-
low. \
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-30
NEW CUP FOR YACHT RACE

LONDON. Sept 9o.-As an outcome Of
the refusal of the New York Yach Club
to accept SIR Thomas Lipton's challenge
for a race for the Americas Cup. II Is
probable, according 10 the Times, that a
new cup will be offered in response to
suggestions of the British press for an
international match under European
rules of measurement. in which case Sir
Thomas will build a 23-metre racing cut
ter 10 compete.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-30

The Houston P. c. would like to ar
range a game for Sunday morning with
the Sylvan A.. c.. on the Preston Oval.
Kid Fleming pitched twenty games this
season for the Houston P. c.. and lost
one, to the Sylvan A. c.. He pitched all
the games for Houston Juniors. Send chal-
lenge to o. Schaible, SO Garrison street.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-30
HaIsteads Want Games.

The Halstead A. A. Football Club, of
Arlington, will be seen on the gridiron
this season and would like to hear from
1%00-pound teams. games to be played on
Sundays and holidays. Teams desiring
games with the Halsteads should address
William Morton. Kearny avenue. Kearny.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-30

Two-base hits-Schoner (2). Fitzpatrick.
Bases on balls-OR Boschen. 2; Struck out
BY Boschen, 8; by Causbrook, 10. Double
play-E. Rau to P. Rau. Left on bases
National. 4: Washington. 5. Time Of game
anC e-500.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-30

Home run-Felver. Stolen bases-Boutil-
lier, Byrnes, Gallen. Walsh. Sacrifice hits
Clay. Felver, Foley, Barrett, Lewis. Bases
on balls-Off Foley, /; off G~reenwald. l..
Struck out-By Foley, 3; by Greenwald, u.
Batters hit-Walsh. Beach. Left on bases
-All-Stars, 2; R~osevilles, 3. Scorer-John
Raab, jr. Time of game-1h. 4Om. Umpire
Mr.. Healy. Attendance-3O00.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-30

Unremitting advertising. advertising pursued
Intellectually, day by day, week by week.
month by month, is in the end less expensive
than advertising occasionally in fts and starts
-Clothiers and Haberdashera Weekly.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-30
ONAL LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Games Today

Games Today.
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
Boston at st. Louis.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-30
B WALTHOUR
2:lO LIST
RAPIDLY
Twenty-Five New Trotters Added to
That Glass in Grand Cir
cult Season.

The Grand Circuit season OF 1907, which
closed at Columbus last week, gave %
trotters to the 2:10 list. OF this number
two s-year-olds this year have entered the
list, and seven ~trotters which at the begin
ming of the season were eligible to the
three-minute class are now in the select
| table. The overshadowing Importance of
the big league as the arena of high-class
harness racing is strikingly brought out by
the fact that all the other trotting tracks
in the country this year developed but one
newcomer in the fast list. The time was
when the Great Western Circuit rivaled
the Grand as a nursery of 2:10 %trotters, and
when the California circuit contributed
several recruits each year but in these
days about the only 2:10 performers uncov-
cred in the far West are hoppled PAGERS,
Crack ~trotters are still produced in that
section, but most of them nowadays are
| shipped to the East.
The new 2:10 list follows, with the breed
ing of the horses and their records prior to
this season, as well as their present
records:
Arthasham, b. s., by Atha-
dom 2.2S-Cora Wicker
sham, by Juno. 2:22......... 2:l2 to 2:09A
Axcyell, o.. G., by AXcyone-
Beatrice Bellini, blk, m, by
Bellini, 2:1Sh-Trixie Nut
wood, by Nutwood, 2:1S%.. 2:2Sh to 2:0S1a
Myra, by Knickerbotker: 2:1sA to 2:o9A
Chimes Belle, /. M, by
Mambrino King ....."....... 2;1f1a to 2:10
Claty Latus, ch. M. by
Pilatus, 2:09A-Mamie Nut
wood, by Nutwood, 2:1SA.; -. to 2:0Sh
Daniel. b. G., by Highland
Prince-Daisy Smith, by
Great Heart".."""....... 2:16 to 2:0Sh
General Watts, b. c. 90. by
Axworthy. 2151z-carpet.
2:2S, by P%rodigal, 2:16.......>. 49,. to 2:Osh
Gold Bur, CHI. g.. by Bursar,
2~:1414-Bertie, by Sienet,
2:2b4 LIZA 10 SO5si
HHIf o h 3 si:ssGE..LaSSsa 81 8.
2:221s, by Tom CovingtoR,
2:2Sh ..... to 2:0o4
Idora, b. m, by Elyria,
ss:55az .".Da...'y..n.r" 2,1sA to 2;Osa
Jack Leyburn, CHI. g., by
Alto Leyburn, 2;2414-Elsie
Leyburn. 2:27%, by Expedi-
Kentucky Todd, blk. c. go.
by Todd, 2:14h-Paronella,
by Parkville ................ 2:144 to 2:0ss4
Lolita, blk. m. by Guy
Thistle-dam by Elmcliffe. ..... to 2;0S4
Margaret o., b. m, by ON
ward. Interchangeable A..
2:12A, by Axtell, 2:12...... -. to 2:Os14
Sonoma Girl, br. m, by Lyn-
wood w, 2:2Oh-Maud
2:l6A .......... ............, 49,. to 2:O5A
Sterling Mckinney. br. s., by
Mckinney, 2:11A-Twenty-
third, by Director, 2:17.... 2:24A to 2:G9a4
Tempus Fugit, CHI. g., by
Mark Time, 2:19-Altomont.
by Almont Aberdeen, 2:22h go. TO 2:07A
Thelma, br. m, by Great
H~eart-Aurora, by HANDLE
tonian Wilkes .............. 2:12A to 2:09%
2:isA .a...1.~~....... 2:1sA to 2;O9l
Watson, CHI. e., by Hinder
Wilkes. 2:20A-Lina Wat
son. by Elk Nutwood. ..... 2.l0A to 2:071z
Wild Bell, br. g., by Wildnut
Bel Bird. 2:164, by Elec-
tioneer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2:1s to 2:OsH
Wilkes Heart, b. g., by Great
Heart-Baldy. by Handle
fnnian Milkes 2.12tA To 2.01A
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-30

The South Orange A. c.-vailsburg A. C.
game yesterday afternoon, at Heidelberg
Park, Maplewood, was called off because
the diamond was not in a fit condition.
The teams will meet next Sunday.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-30
TIGERS AND
ATHLETICS
in z GAMES
Result Of TOday's Double.
Header May Decide Ameri-
can Pennant Race.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Games To-day.
Detroit Mt Philadelphia 1.-TWO gamesl.
st. Louis Mt NeW York.
sCleve1ahd at washington.
Chicago at Bostoi
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-30

- My SIX days of playing is left In
the AMERICAN League and today
p disposition Of the remnant Is
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-04-18
South Of Spruce Items.

Rev. Riley filed his regular ap.
pointment AZ the NJ. E. Church Of
Spruce Sunday.
G. W. Quick went to Montrose on
business Saturday.
A number of farmers have their
corn planted.
Miss Bessie Shillinger and Mrs.
Daniels made business trip TO But.
Ter last Monday.
Martin Mister drove cattle to his
farm near the Elizabeth chapel Wed.
nesday.
Theodore Anderson, wife and chill,
dren spent Sunday at the home OF
Martin Mister.
Miss Lovella Shelton and sister.in.
law, Mrs. Geo. Shelton, spent Sunday
afternoon at the home OF W. o. Shil.
linger.
Mrs. G. W. Quick and daughter,
Connie, called on Mrs. Angus Hunts
man Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jennings visited
at the home OF their daughter, Mrs.
Mark Young, Sunday.
Miss Leila Shillinger and brother,
Ruben, spent Sunday afternoon at
the home Of W. o. Shillinger.
Henry Ritcheys, Martin Mister
and Mr.. Graggs have just recovered
from the measles.
Miss Stella Ritchey returned to
Appleton City monday, where she Is
attending school.
Mrs Myrtle Huntsman and two
children, Roy and Leona, we're Sun
day visitors OF Mrs. M. Z. Shillinper
James Evans and family visited at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Pies Evans
Sunday. BELLE
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-04-18
Foster Items,

Rev, Mathews filled his regular ap
pointment Sunday at Salem.
Mr.. Perkins, oil Hume, has been
very busy for the last week paperinp
In Foster.
Mrs. Iva Lawrence, sister OF Frank
Swarens, was taken back to Kansas
City Thursday last on account OF
illness. She has been very poorly for
several weeks. She was accompanied
by her brothers, Frank and Clarence
Swarens, and DR.. Rhodes.
Mrs. Claypool has shipped her fur
niture to Mineral, Kan. She and her
daughters will go April Gosh, where
they will make their future home
Her son, Homer, holds position as
clerk In store.
Mr.. Darby and wife and Mrs Hend
erson Miller drove to Butler last
week, and heard the lecture given by
Garry Nation. They passed many
compliments on the lecture. Itwould
be good idea for Garry to visit
Foster for a while.
Miss Lora Scott is In Kansas City
vsiting her brother, Willie.
Mrs. Bagett's daughter, OF Butler,
was visiting here and her son, Tom,
and wife, OF New Home.
A number are having pspering,
painting, plastering and Smuggling
done. Foster is having a general
house cleaning.
David Witherop, an old resident OF
Foster, who now lives In Kansas City,
is here having his building, the Cot.
tage Hotel, remodeled.
A number took the examination,
which was held for the country
graduates at Foster last Saturday,
Prof. Alsup being the examiner.
Grandma Briscoe has been very Ill
Tor the last week, but is reported
better.
Rev. Enneier, the Christian minis.
ter, filed bis regular appointments
Sunday.
A cemetery association was organ.
led last Saturday. Such an asso-
citation Is q thing OF necessity In Eos.
Ter.
Foster school will close April 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jennings took
Inner with j. W. Darby.
Dave Hughes was in Rich Hill on
business Saturday.
Earl Hare is sick with rheumatism.
Miss Belle Webb is home on visit.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-04-18
Royal Student For
Naval Academy.

Washington, April 15.-The state
department has received an inquiry
from Hamilton King, American min
lister to Slam, asking whether 1t
would be possible to admit to the
naval or military &C ademy a nephew
OF the king OF Siam.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-04-18

DR.. ley and DR.. E N. Chastain were
called in by the family on Sunday
and after examination and consulta.
tion decided that his mental condi.
tion was such that this course was
advisable. For years he has been
In failing health, and his closest
friends have believed him mentally
incapacitssed for long time.
For many years Captain Tygard
has been a prominent figure in flnan.
cial and social circles In this section
OF the states. He was one of the
founders OF the Bates National Bank
In the early seventies, and was with
that institution continuously untilit
closed its doors last fall, although In
late years he had not been In active
control. He was also President oithe
Bates County Investment Company
up to about one year-ago. He had a
large acquaintance over the state
and stood high In the Masonic order,
being an ex Grand Master OF the state
and has been q member OF the board
and treasurer of the Masonic home,
established in S.. Louis, for many
years. Hispresent condition is pitia.
bly, sad to his old friends and in fact
to all who have known him in his
prosperous days.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-04-18

Notice 10 hereby given that am
prepared to pay county warrants
drawn on the county bridge fund, up
to and including April l, 1906; also,
on salary fund up to and including
November 2, 1906, and all other
funds TO date and that on and after
April IL, 1907, interest will cease on
above warrants. W. r. BELL.
County Treasurer Of Bates Co.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-04-18
TO THE HOSPITAL
FOR INSANE.
Capt. F. ]. Tygard Adiudged In.
sane BY Physicians and
Taken to Pennington.

Captain F. j. Tygsrd was accom-.
panied to Pennington, Mo-, on Sun.
day night by his family physician,
DIR. E. q. Zey, and was entered at
State Hospital for Insane No. 4, as
a private patient
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15
FAVORITES LOSE MONEY.
silver sue Bumped Out at start by
Princess Wheeler.

san Francisco. May 1.-THE hackers Of
farorites had "a disastrous day at OAK
land to-day. A big sum was lost on Silver
sue in the fifth. She lost an chance at
the start through Princess Wheeler bump
ing her. Gr3sscutter showed "a sudden
Improvement and beat Pal neck in the
fourth race Lotta Gladstone and The
skipper both won iu their respective races
at u 10 T. Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Fue f-rlugs. Sra71n u2 'AU-
hlrl0ls. l5 ts D. won. sWa4e sam, ll- &C. VII
laust. % 3. second. ST. Naian Il2 .Areh.haiiI.
90 tp T. tEuG Time. 1925 Irish Nike. Warden
Yen. Br~a,. Affair locke, Nolnce Import San
Lamr WeIlla and C.r.A also rau.
SECOND RATE-Siy fu-'.--7 Lat-a Gladstone.
1g- DAVIS. u re l. ErT. ~.ahlg ili NckAeI. j
90 s. second. Linda Rose lT Fi-a7r. 90 J.
third Tina lai. La-1h.wa. D.-.rfrf1r. Nfn'
A..1a. Gludearias. Bazrs5si Is'ii.r, and Il
tI5Huahra also Pan.
THIRD RACE-six flrIc--. hT-s Carey. l12
Buytrrl. - . w--, JIM a. Lr-r 'a3 Wright.
81 t1 l. second, Roscoe. lI Davis. 90 J. third
Time. 1895. Pelham. Mistress 4 Rolls. Box
Elder Instructor Sharp Boz. Peter J.. and King
Thrrra also ran
FOURTH RACE-Fu-rify course. Grsssr5itlr
ls Davis. - 90 3 vu Pal 100 HuEtou'. , Co >,
second. Burning Bush % Smith. { 10 J. third
Time. Il1 Senator Warner Andrew p. Cooke.
Billy Maynlm Isolation and Blanche q. also uu
FIFTH RACE-Six furlmr. The Skipper, ll-
ARCHIBALD. u % l. Won. Meada. lG Wright. 80
20 T. second, T. ~ Battaiu, l9 10. Williams
90 J. taird Time. I.3 l5 Prestige Darlua.
Silver sue. Esasmsdo Peggy o'Ncal. Princess
Wheeler. GOV oman and Ben Betd also ran.
SIXTH BAtE-Dnc mile. san slgisH s. Davis.
o t1 5 won. Cabin. l9 IN. Williams. 10 >.
--c nd: Livius. os .RuztoH.. 6 TO 1. third. Time.
l.u Iohus;ruu. Lord q .he Vale Budget Mill
song GaIvostarfau. ard Eludalo also ran.