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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-30

1t is understood In political circles
that c. b. Douglass, OF Muskogee, Is
trying to land the appointment Of
clerk Of the Federal Court of the east
ern part OF the new state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-30
NEWS FORECAST OF
THE COMING WEEK

Washington. d. c., March 30.-The
usual spring elections for city and
county Officers are to be held next
week In varloas parts Of the country
For the most part the contests are OF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-30

The winds of March have no terror
TO the user OF Dewitt's Carbolize1
Witch Hazel Salve. 1t quickly heals
chapped and cracked skin. Good too.
for bolts and bruises. and undoubted-
~ the best relief for Piles. Sold here
BY 9. r. Renro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-30

See w. L. Rhodes for the finest line
OF rugs, carpets, lace curtains, ever
shown IN Guthrie. Our line OF cots are
larger and better than aver before.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-30

The Bib Lace Sale is to be contlnu-
ed tomorrow at the Grand Leader.
25c laces for 10c: 10c and 15c laces
for &c: SC laces for Sc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-30

A Presbyterian church is being
erected at Eufaula.
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> 0 O Q Q @ @ @ Q G @ @ O Q O c
Q NEW STATE NEWS. c
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Q @ o @ @ @ @ o @ @ @ @ O @ o G
Guthrie is to have a new cotton oil
mill this summer. This will make the
fourth oil mill for the capital city
South McAlester is favoring the
settlement of the Russian emigrants
in her surrounding country
The regents of the Oklahoma uni
versity are talking of building a Greek
theatre, similar to the one al Berkeley
California.
Unless some OF The pine in the Choc-
taw nation can be made into shingles
there win be q shingle shortage in the
new state Shingles have already adj
vaneed to So bale.
Chandler has put in a bid for
hreakfastfood factory.
Rich oufcroppings of coal have been
found along the Red river in Indian
Territory.
The negroes over the rev state
have been quite excited about the
rome and In some places they have
been holding session OF prayer meet
ing twice day
The Salvation Army people are pre-
pairing to build extensive barracks at
oklahoma City.
Aline has organized an $4,000 can
ming factory company.
There have been issued from the
territorial secretary's Office during the
past six months 100 charters for can
ming factories.
II is stated that Saltwater has dou5-
led in population within the past two
years.
The Norman postoffice has been
moved 20 a different part OF the city.
Robbers looted a dental Office at
Chickasha the other day and got $50
worth Of gold filling.
Bartlesyilie is experiencing build
ing BOOM
The land spectators who bought
land Of the Seminole nation. before
the government decided II % the freed
men have formed association for mu-
tual protection.
The Socialists of the new state have
come to the conclusion that the liquor
question should be left entirely in the
hands of the government.
The town of Tulsa has been re
strained from voting $4,000 bonds tc
erect municipal waterworks plant
The case was fought out in me courts
President Roosevelt has approved
a CT kasaw council resolution ap
poim J, : a business committee to wind
up an the affairs of the nation. This
committee is composed of Dr Thomas
!, Howell, OF Davis; ed Johnson. oi
Chickasha. and Arthur Letcraft Of
Colbert
Cheeotah has built a new hotel this
spring q a cost Of $4,000.
The Masonic lodge at Checotah has
bought property and will erect TEN
pie there this summer.
Wagner & Williams, who conduct
cd large mercantile establishment
at Pauls Valley. have gone into volun
;ary bankruptcy.
A bunch of twenty-five prisoner
was taken from Muskogee to For
Smi h the other day TO serve sentence
for disposing Of liquor 20 Indians.
-
A new grain elevator is being erect
ed at Council Hill which Is located u
the richest wheat fields IN the ne'
The Firs National bank, of Kelley
ville has opened up for business,
There is still considerable cotton 4
the fields in the southern part OF IN
dian Territory and pickers are stu 4
the fields around AF6more.
Muskogee is a good market 10
truck grown produce.
The chief Of police al Ardmore die
4 covered Chinese opium den IN fu
operation The 0utht was conhsca
ed by the oilioera and the Chiuama
placed under arrest
Abou, 800 more acres Of lomaloe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-30

and potatoes were planted around TT.
Gibson than last yeir
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-30

The town of Tulsa has been re-
strained from voting $4,000 bonds to
erect a municipal waterworks plant.
The case was fought out in me courts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-30

President Roosevelt has approved
Cf kasaw council resolution ap-
poin it : business committee to wind
up an the affairs of the nation. This
committee is composed of Dr Thomas
Howell, OF Davis; ed Johnson. OF
Chickasha. and Arthur Letcrat OF
Colbert
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-30

The Socialists of the new state have
come to the conclusion that the liquor
question should be left entirely in the
hands of the government
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-30

The Masonic lodge az Checotah has
bought property and will erect a TEN
pie there this summer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-30

Muskogee is a good market 4
truck grown produce.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-30

A new grain elevator is being erect
ed al Council Hill. which Is located IN
the richest wheat fields IN the new
state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-30

Checotah has built a new hotel this
spring 4 cost Of $4,000.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-30

The Firs National bank, of Kelley
viile. has opened V for business
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-30

A bunch of twenty-five prisoners
was taken from Muskogee TO Fort
Smih the other day to serve sentence
for disp0sing of liquor 20 Indians
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-30

Wagner & Williams. who conduct
cd large mercantile establishment
at Panls Valley. have gone into volun
tary bankruptcy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-30

There Is still considerable cotton IN
the fields in the southern part OF In
dian Territory and pickers are stu IN
the fields around AF6m0re.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-30

The chief OF police AZ Ardmore dis,
covered Chinese opirm den IN fuli
operation. The outft was confscat-
ed by the oiIioers and the Chiuaman
placed under arrest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-30

Use Sopin Star enamel on yonr
-four. For sale at Gray's Drug S ore
20 East Oklahoma avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-30

Guthrie is to have a new cotton oil
mill this summer. This will make the
fourth oil mill for the capital city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-30

The land spectators who bought
land Of the Seminole nation, before
the government decided II % the freed
men have formed association for mu-
tual protection.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-30

South McAlester is favoring the
settlement of the Russian emigrants
in her surrounding country
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-30

Bartlesyiiie is experiencing build
ing boom.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-30

Robbers looted dental Office at
Chickasha the other day and got $50
worth Of gold filling.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-30

The regents of the Oklahoma uni-
versity are talking of building a Greek
theatre. similar TO the one az Berkeley
California
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-30

The Norman postoffice has been
moved 20 a different part OF the city.
The sun., 1907-08-28
Detroit, q: washlngto n. q.
NEW YORK "a. L.). 6: BOSTON "a. ~. 1.

NEW YORK "a. L.. O. BOSTON "a. ~.
Jack Chesbro and Cy Young, old timers
AnsSs% HeSsSs Pnrs pp ssdSy snd
he grand old man. Chesbro pitched with az
the Brown Breads at bay until the ninth inning
out but for a tumble by Elberfeld. the Kid
slipup, However. Boston's one run did not
amount TO much, IN view Of the fact that
The hili m men n dsnted a THE the q. 0. Ms delivery
a. the most opportune times In some IN. IN.
nings they we're powerless TO more than hit
they generally smscked It with solidity and
force. Only one Of the Boston errors figured
IN the run getting Conroys running one
scoring In The ,rst Inning; The hurr.h h
% sS sas si
Hoffman. along the lane on four Lalis. Keeisr
middle Of the third base foul line as true as
re- sse 90. soS yo sysT fy
ball up suddenly and whipped it to Ferris,
dropped the throw. EIberfeld sacrifioed.
and Hoffman scored on Moraritys out via
Ioesi re fIisnds dnsisuR 81 Jim MCGUIRE presented
the second inning. At the same time a spec
those around him by obnoxious remarks
directed at the players and was elected
bodily. from the ground. The bounced
and induges In abusive remarks. II ia said.
IN the third Hoffman again walked. and
Sth when sSS Ss Asssy
singled and scored Hoffman, and Laporte
clouted a hot one through Sullivan and scored
Moriarity The New Yorks busied them
selves with q batch Of four hits in the eighth
inning. Hoffman, Moriarty Laporte and
Williams made the hits. kni ght made a wide
throw to first Of Moriarity's rap but the
misplay made no difference as the drive was
a hit anyway and Laporte and Williams fol-
lowed with sharp singles.
Unglaub singled in the ninth, Elberfeld
Jugsled Ferris's roller. and knights prod to
Chesbro forced Unglaub Ut third. Wagner
lifted a safe ffy to right and brought Ferris
through. The score:
The sun., 1907-08-28
Golf Notes.

LAKE PLACID. y. ", Aug. -. In the ninth h
annual tournament OF tho Lake Placid Golf
club which opened here to-day A. ". Tilling-
hast Of the PhiladeIphia Cricket club won
the gold medal for the hest score in the quail
fying round. making the eighteen holes in
10 within two strokes Of the record. The
surprise of the day, however. was the defeat
Of rillin ghast In the first round by Paul
stevens, young player of the Lake Placid
Golf Club, who won ny up aud TO 20
other results in the first round were:
". ]. McConvllIc. Dykcr Meadow, beat j. T..
LRsker, DunwOodic, IN and to go. Kennetn
Brown beat Louis kennedy, Mceburn. ) up and =
10 go T., Carmel. Lake Placid beat Y, s. Roulette.
{. IN and TO 60. George \. Stevens, Lake Placid.
beat ". u, Warwlck, up and 10 go; !. =. Boyre.
EnglewoOd. beat Kenneth DalZel up and ia 60:
". =. Hey nj ger, Elnlra Country club. beat ". y.
wright. Lake Placid. ur and to 60 H. &. Rich
ard, 81, Andrews. beat ~ tamson, up and 10 go.
The amateur record for the poNcl:on Golf
club course NJ Newhnrg is now equal with
the much longer Garden city links, for before
going to Deal Tinany reduced his former
mark OF "a to a. The powrlton nine holes
measure 40: yards
The sun., 1907-08-28
WADSWORTH VISITS EMPIRE
VIEWS or THE RACING COMNIS-
SEON,S CHAIRMAN.



James Wadsworth, chairman Of the state
Racing Commission. paid his nrst visit to
the Empire city track yesterday. lie was
cordially received nv James Butler and the
other officials and saw several of the races
from the stewards stand. Il am agreeably
surprised with the plant" said Mr.. Wads-
worth The track ia a GOOD one and believe
ro,n ~ M' % oecome popu,sr % WIN me.ropoms. I ..,.n
racing pstrohs' IL WIN not DC marc matter
TO reach here when the trolley roads are able
.n ION mere Esn r not .ns snan'es. nSs's S"oins
Commission. stomp per % 81. d but 1T what What " we V want to
learn from the courts In whether we have
the power or not TO grant licenses. If we
cannot do this. then the commission is Of
no use whatsoever
There was another spill In the first race
In viii ch Jockeys Sumter and w. or had
narrow escapes from serious injury ana
Of r. L. Thomss.s Aunt Fose a 70 3 fayorite.
Tn. r.oa 70. a.. o,~is.. a..h for ,,yo
yesr-olSs % When s the e" S.te vent p up 81 Shilling
took Aunt Rose to the front, followed closely
by Gaes. 8 10 1. and Belle Oriffon. 25 TO 1.
beIore reschins the isr 1arn Aunt nSse
swerved into Belle Grinon. which caused
humping match. Albert star and Hester
,ho,r x,d.r. hnr,.s 90, ,b.,r hs.d. Aftar
then riders hurried over their nesos. Moer
that Aunt Rose drew away and won In .
gallop by Ave lengths. with Soallop. 10 to 1.
heating O,,n Cottop m IN half n length
.n % Nun 0"o"' :" W 70 ""'
ior tne p'ece,
The stewards lost no time In calling Jockey
Shilling into the stand, after Musgrave and
preston had Iodyed n io,n, nrotsst of fouI
,,;tb ~. ."s,,,, ,ha, -, D.. - d;s,,,a,;aad
Wtt 'ne esuc tnat tuns nose "as ny,
inns ruling gave the race 20 Scai,oR, wsth
Sun ,VtoI , in Ine piaSs sno 'onh & ne, I'LL .v't'
s l. .r o'' St'u % ,,u Su.,es M eoS away WIZ"
o., paeAsu 60. iron syeb H. n9ney p,eo;a uo ~
P,sse " . % thrss,vaarosds Ia 'n1 a1d mnwe rd
t.,t' o. -i, 60, -r. A.. u ~, ~,
ABOUT slx Iuflongs. Nhnpihg In gaIop oy
i've nve Iehe'a,r ~ ~. Mncn eaesneu .ho s ..eos
reso1'1a' nsn'naa' ,tps Vpss TO sn 10 70 ,0
onI 80 ~ 80 Sett In's, - 49, nIaca,
aa Tn Uean % n'n aa go, W ~, oi ~ M" b,,t co,
The sun., 1907-08-28
MIDDLE STATES REGATTA.
Good Entries for Races ON speedway Course
NeNt Monday.

Entries for the Middle States regatta to be
held on the Speedway course next Monday
were opened at q special meeting held at the
Harlem Casino last night. Although a num-
ber Of crews have gone out OF commission
for the season the list read or was representa-
tive enough TO insure several stirring CON
tests In all there we're seventy-three entries.
which was considered good. though not quite
az good as last year. John D. Regan. Metro
politan n. c., chairman Of the regatta COM
mittee. presided.
The soulling race drew nearly all wielders
OF the sculls In the nei igh hborhood. with several
from other quarters. There was some sur
prise that Fred Shepheard did not enter the
senior singles and Durando Miller will have
William Vsrley as his only opponent. For the
Junior sculls there will be two from the Potomac
B. G. OF Washing gton In G. ID. Davis and George
A. Herman. The Junior four will have two
crews from the Harlem River and the Staten
Island II. c. and Pennsylvania Barge Club OF
Philadelphia. With the Pennsylvania In
the intermediate doubles will be the Hudson
b. G.. Nassaus. Unions. Nets and Nonpsrets.
The senior doubles will see Shepheard and
Mclaughlin sport the colors OF the Seawan-
hskas. and the Stettig brothers will carry
the hopes OF the Nassaus and the other entry
will be the Ravenswoods Gorman
and John Fortune. The crews for the inter
Club Of Philsaslphis and The NssssGs. Union
attached 90 the Junior octopede for the
Kent cup. The crewe are the Vespere. Of
Philsdelphis. Unions Metropoiitans and Har-
lens; For the junior eight shells the crews
will be the Ataiantss. staten islands. New
and Atalsntas In the intermesiiats eight
shells. The New York 4. c.. First Bohe-
misns and Atala ntas will contest the senior
eight shells.
At the last moment IL was announced
that Waldem8r Sands of the Hellas Rowing
Club Of Berlin will start In the Junior singles,
Another notable entry is that Of William B.
West Of the West Philadelphia Boat Club
in the association sin giee In all the Quaker
City contributed nine entries.
On a motion from Judge Tighe IL was
decided that no post entries be received.
This developed over the junior and senior
four barge events. Only two entries we're
sent in for each. and some favored the races
being kept open until the day OF the regatta.
while others wanted to drop the events alto
gether. but the final ruling was that the
races be rowed with entries named last
night.
There was a request from the Lone Star
B. G. that the intermediate crew be allowed
to enter the senior race without paying the
entry. but 10 was refused.
The resi- gnations OF the Overpeck B. @. and
Brooklyn B. g. were accepted and the New
Rochelle II. G. was elected to membership.
The sun., 1907-08-28
SANFORD WINS TWO RACES.
Walls and DanOscsrs Come Home In Tri-
umph at the Spa.

SARATOGA. Aug. ~. John Sanford's Walls,
reduced to to 10. made all the pace in the
Ssrsnac Handicap. for three-year-Ods. one
mile and rurlong. here to-day and won in
a gallop by four lengths in 1883 2-5 Rio
Grande, a 30 TO shot. came with rush
through the stretch and out tgamed Don
Enrique. 10 10 |. beating the latter head for
che place. The Belmont horse had three
parts Of q length over x, T. Wilson, Jr. 3.
Nonfort. TO I. who tired in the last furlong.
The Sanford colors we're also carried 20
the front in the first race, a handicap for II
ages, six furlongs. when the judges placed
Dsnoscsrs. Q to /. first by q head after "A
plucky finish. From the grand stand ii
looked, however, as ii Jack Atkin, TO T.
had won by neck. but the angle. as usual
was deceptive As il was Jack Atkin beat
j, G, Core, 5 TO iavorlte, by half a length.
backed from Is to .. led TO the head Of tbs
stretch. but stopped. The time was i:i2 3D.
u. r; Seagram's Sir Ralph. played rather
hberally az 10 10 I. provided an upset in the
second race. al mile, when he came with
great turn Of speed at the end and beat Tom
earp speed. was neck ont OF the place, Al
the same time beating Smiling Tom. = TO /.
The Oneck Stables Bellwether. ) to
showed the way IN the third event. for two
year-olds. ive and q half furlongs. and won
In drive by half a length from Biskra.
Sto !. Sir CIeges, o to 10 favorite, who was
a poor third. had only flash Of his usual
speed. The time was O6 -.
The PatChoguc Stables Vino. backed
down 10 . TO : favorie. came from behind
and won the handicap, NJ "A mile, ia handy
style hy length and halr from lane Allen,
10 to shot, who after being shut on beat
Qusg 10 to /. by a head. The latter led
until we'll into the stretch and beat Arimo
8toI. bya small margin The time wasidI
1hc finish Of the last race. for maiden
tSO-y ear old lilies and geldtngs. Ave and
. half furlonps. vas very close. Green y.
MNGtinaE 70 4 rAt In, f,..,a
to win by y nose from Eddie Burke's Miramer
20 to I. who made the bulk OF the pace and
beat Imnator, : 10 I. by head John san
lords Polly Watts, to favOrite, was big
diss ppolntmcnt Four favorites we're de-
feated the crowd MAS slim. The sum
lnaries:
The sun., 1907-08-28
EAST JERSEY TENNIS.
Play WITH seventy starters Begins for ChaI-
lenEe Cup.

The open tournament on the courts of the
Elizabeth Town and Country Club at Eliza
beth. ". j.. for the East Jersey Lawn Tennis
day. Seventy players were drawn in the
competition. which Is one OF the two at present
In this country where the winner Of the year
previous must play through The present
holder is Karl II. Behr Of the Crescent A; C..
on the cup and Frederick @, Anderson Of the
Kings County l.. I. g., who won In 1904 il
the only other player who has any lien on the
trophy II Behr wins this season the cup
becomes his property for good. The summary:
Herbert L. Westfall, Kings County L. r. C.. de-
ss 81: Miles s. CSsriock Eiisa6e,h i, and G. c..
go: 6r. II. l.. Giszebroot. Morristown F., C.. de,
e@s % "a; II. r. smith, EhisSe,S 7. and c. G..
r'" si: r .G" Reynoids' Psinasid c. Sefeased C.
SsSefn psss and deS aS%is knsEsl sa
eo'seT e ds.ssd &c RsynSld. Pns C. cp.insls G %
eLs. e--z Dean Mathey. Elizabeth T. and @. c, :
defeated H. J. Miller, Ilderan o. O.. 90. 80;
X Easton New York: defeated J; L; Rlghtsr; plain,
7, and c. C., defeated j. Bissei. Elizabeth T. and
G. C., 81 Sc SO; l.. =. klneon, New York de
fesied W l. Fighter. plalnneld {; G. o.: a 1.
II. p. Smith. Montcalr \: G. "a 81; 4: Smith.
Elizabeth and G g" defeated s ". MsAneny
"a; II, II. Foote. New York. defeated A. s. Apllng-
ton. Elizabeth, e-5. "A. s-i p. r. Platt. Eliza
beth; defeated L. s. Goodman s-ss.s; B.
ran q. c., 7-5. e-i:. II. j.. Smith. Elizabeth. de
fcst~d II, Nick. Giaxebrook, Elizabeth r. and C. C..
81. as. e--s " lram d. Crayin. JT. Elizabeth
7. and G. C., defeated J. S. Little New York.
The sun., 1907-08-28

Philadelphia, .: Pittsburs. y,

NEw YORK IN. L., 1: ST. LOUIS IN. L.. o.
In a brief. businesslike encounter AZ the
Polo Grounds yesterday the New HoIks
made one run and the Cardinals none. The
game ran only third Of the way into the
second hour. and the pitching Of Mathews0p
and Karger was the dominant influence.
Mstty and the crack southpsw were the
premier hgures. They twiried with degree
OF skill that made runs q scarcity In the mar
ket. The poor light made the pitching hard
to hit but did not discount the excellence OF
81. Louis did not get man to third base
and only two TO second. Murray and Hos
letter managed to explore that deeply into
never really had q chance. Byrne led on
with q hit in the FIRST inning. but was caught
mapping. and In the third inning the drst
man up again made hit. Hostetter was
sponsor for the wallop. but he pined away
at second after Noonan's sacrifice:
Mathewson was the main ingredient In the
winning Of his own game. Doyle repdered
assistance that was very little less valuable.
6sgger SINGING 70 left near the foul line;
two smaller in width than the angle formed
by the left and light foul lines. Mathewsons
doubled almost graxed the stsrboard line OF
demarcation.
Murray opened the nth with . hit. stole
second and expired there. After thsf the
Cardinals did not make Q hit and only one
man reached nrst, Deviin's wide throw givtnG
a momentary life to Karger. Deviin out
Holly down In the seventh by rafting play.
The score:
The sun., 1907-08-28
TO-DAY,S CARD FOR EMPIRE CITY.
Nahopac Handicap. One MiIe and . Sin
teenth. the Feature.

sixteenth, is the feature Of to-days card for
Empire City. with Edwin Gum. Light Wool
and woolstone possibly the best. Maiden
two-year -olds will run in the first race at
Ave and a half furlongs, with Cymbal. Bel
phebe and In ngraham having chances In
the second race, for platers, about six fur
longs. Aiencon. Braden and Lee Harrison II.
may go well.
Three -year-olds will run in the third race.
Lester and Prince Of Orange looking formid-
able. In the ifth race. FOR two-year~ olds,
q. W Burt may be factors In the last event,
at mile and three sixteenths, Brancas.
Palette and King Of the Valley figure we'll.
The entries follow
The sun., 1907-08-28
TO-DAY'S CARD FOR SARATOGA.
Adirondack Handicap, for Two-Year-OIds.
the Attraction.

SARATOGA. Aug. 77.-The Adirondack Hand
leap. for two-year-olds. six furlonss. will be
run here tomorrow. with Beaucoup. Ray
mond and Wave Crest having chances. In
a handicap for three-year-olds. one mile.
Charles Edward will rule favorite over Ken
nyetto, Tourenne and others. Two-year-
olds will run in the first event, at Ave and a
half furlongs. with James B. Brady, Thomas
Calhoun and Rustic possible factors.
For the steeplechase, at about two and
half miles. Rocket, Kernel and Garrett may
go we'll. In the third race. six furlong gs.
Lotus, Security and Botanist look best. Maid
ems will run in the last race. at a mile. with
Sal Volatile. Howard Shean and Pins and
Needles hguring well. The entries follow:
The sun., 1907-08-28

Totals.

sBatted for Smith In the ninth inning
IRAN for o Brien In the ninth inning.
tBattcd for falkrnberg In the ninth inning
SOne out when winning run scored.
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OLeary, Ganley. Smith. Struck out BY Muiln 2
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Falkenberg, 7, Passed ball Schmidt wild
pitch Fakenberg. First base on errors DE
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ton. 9. Double play smith, Delehanty and AitIzcr
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