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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-09
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City Life.

ivy Gfc.
A fat little pollywos. roiaed in boz.
Bet out from his home on n cityward
snll.
a big city mhdturte. passing en- route.
Grabbed hold OF tho pollywog's littlo
black tall
''1io! lIo!' said tho poiiywog: take 1T
along,
II was loose ns tho dickens and much
In my way:
I'm not TO DO scared from the city by
that
Because expect to be famouu some
day."
Just then 4 huge dragon fly. winsinG
along.
Collided head-nrst with tho pollywoe's
ego
And blasting tho cornca's sight. beloved
Turn out TO tho right on tho street
passing by!'
kingnshor. darling around In tho air.
Espied the poor polywog there ia tho
And noting HIS eye was quito out on tina,
side.
just gave him peck In tho head for
good luck.e
Now lost, with no rudder. "wog" stuck In
tho mud
And found that some feet no had grown
In the night
And where he was black, he was turn
ing quite green
The poliywog Eazod Mt himself with
delight
But now great rattlesnakc struck at Its
prey
The pollywog Jumped with his funny
now feet
And landed quito uafo on the top of
pad
That rocked In tho nlles-u very nne
seat!
"IIo! Ho." criod the pollywog. look at
now!
I'm CHANGING myself TO n frog. I de-
clare,"
Just then hugo pckcrei sprang from
the stream
And caught Mr.. Frog as no ieaped In
the air!
Alas" mouned the poiiywog. bleeding
md torn,
His breath ebbing fast In tho swirl and
the swish.
It's better TO be Just a plain pollywog
Than food for tho sharks in tho craw
OF q flshl'
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600
Cause for Suit.


A faithful young reader of the Win
side (Neb.) Tribune writes the editor
as follows:
carried a young lady across a muddy
crossing Sunday and fell down with her,
running q good suit of clothes When
fell she threw her arms around my neck
and through unavoidable circumstances
my lips touched her check. Now ! want
to know IL she can score a breach of
promise against me?
After mentally revolving the matter
in his own mind and talking Il over
with several ladies' who called. the
editor replied to the faithful young
reader as follows:
She can: you made q sacrifice hit and
she scored on Il. Tho game should have
been postponed on account OF wet
grounds.
600
Daily story.
man employed in the burlington
shops at Havelock found chicken bone
in a plug OF chewing tobacco. and sent
the tobacco and lts contents to Food
tine only kick the tobacco chewer has
coming Is because tho whole chicken
wasn't thsre.-Hastings (Neb.) Tribune.
The Nucleus.
Mary Callahan. a Texas widow. owns
5000 sheep. When we consider the fact
that Mary had little lamb only TO be-
gin with. II must he acknowledged that
she has done remarkably well.-Heraid
Tarkio, no.
a. v0,os,,r,,
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The neck of this dainty night dress
is square in the front and round in the
back. The sleeves are shaped circular
pieces, full at the top and trimmed in
lace.
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Feminlnlty.

Mrs. IIetty Green. the richest
woman in the world, has had consld-
cradle to say in the newspapers from
tmo to time about folks and things.
She says women who fuss and ruffie.
rub liquid rouge on their noses and
loll around are fools-real fools. Sew.
eral OF the newspapers-the yellow
newspapers. OF coursc--said Hear!
hear" to this. and when Hetty add
ed that the sensible women were
those who stayed homo and baked
and brewed whiie mother rested a
line or two. there wero those real
demonstrations OF applause" and
great applause" the reporter works
into his report about prominent clu-
zens' speeches.
Now Hetty. the female Midas. says
women never get rich. partly be-
cause they can't save the nucleus for
n start; but the great reason. she SAYS
Is that by the very nature OF the girl
she Is not often splashed by the tide
that leads to fortune. She is not
around among men to hear OF the
SHopo ShA vi iiO
ties. In other words. Mrs. Green
thinks these fair creatures should min
gle with the male sex moro and be
good fellows, that they may learn
much OF business and business
chances. Hetty's idea may be Sec
onded by few men who never seem
to get enough women near them, but
the average manly man with good
home would ponder awhile before he
took one OF these dear mixers into
his own nest for helpmeet through
life.
4 Il "
Most men are Jealous an the very
old scratch about their wives, and
respect woman with a quiet past
more than one who has plunged into
stocks and becomes mannish simply
for gold. One sex crazed after lucre
is enough. and 1t ia restful to come
home and find your wife gentle and
feminine rather than a bull" or a
bear"
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-07
Kentucky Futurity Won
by The Harvester
Ed GeerS Drives Three Year Old
to Victory i'm Straight Heats
and Record Time

LEXINGTON, Ky, Oct. 6.-The thir-
ty-sixth annual meeting of the Ken
lucky horse breeders association be-
gan here today with many noted horse
men and horses present from the vari-
Gus states and Canada. The Harvester,
owned by August Uihelin of Milwau-
kee. driven by Ed Geers, won the 3
year old division of the rich Kentucky
Futurity, said to be the best stake for
trotting horses in the world. The race
was easy for the victor, who in the
last heat went the mile in 2:OS%, es-
tablishing a new record for the event.
summary:
The Tennessee stake, 2:06 class, pacing. value
$1,000, three In hve-Jerry b won the ffth
sixth and seventh heats In 2:O615, 2:O614, 2:O7L
Minor Heir won the first and second heats in
2:O22, 2.02. The Eel won the third heat In
2:05A. Cope de Oro won the fourth heat in
2;Os1a- Major Mallow also started.
The Kentucky Futurity, for year olds, value
S14, OOt, three In 6ve-The Harvester won three
straight heats In 2:091a. 2:1044. 2:OS7t Binvolo,
The Leading Lady, Justo, Thistle. Douenet,
Orc Rosa and Electric Todd also started
2:OS class, pacing, purse s.. 900. three in five
lsineta won the second. third and fourth heats
In 2:0615, 2:0SA, 2:051a. Harry l. won the
first heat in 2:O5A Leslie Waterman. The
Dude, Dewey G, Fred d. Rollins. Queen Pomona
Fordon Prince Jr.. Minnie NJ Easter Lily
Richard Grattan and King Pointer also started.
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Giants and Cubs Must
Play Off the Tie
Championship of the National
League VIII Be Definitely
Settled Thursday

CINCINNATI, Oct 6.-For the first
time in the history of the National
league a postseason game for the set
tlepent of the championship is an
nounced for Thursday of this week, the
tangle that arose over the last series
in New York between the New York
and Chicago clubs having brought a
decision today from the National league
directors to that effect.
For nearly two days and large part
Of one night the directors listened to
evidence and considered the matter in
various phases and finally announced
their decision late this afternoon.
Chairman EbbettS made a little
speech before asking August Hermann
to read the text of the decision, call
ing attention to the Importance of the
case and the care that had been taken
to give proper consideration to all in
terested
Two protests We're up for decision on
appeals from the ruling of President
Pulliam. New York appealed from the
decision sustaining the ruling of the
umpires that a game played Septem-
Der zS was a tie. and the second was
an appeal by Chicago from the deci-
sion that they were not entitled to a
forfeited game scored under the league
constitution. In both cases the league
president was sustained.
NEW 1OHh, oct. 5.-There was an
other big gathering of fans at the
Polo ground today and they had an
anxious time during the first five in
nings. Ferguson held his old club
mates we'll in hand up to the sixth
inning, when they scored onerun and
followed up with three more in the
seventh. Wiltse was very effective. but
the visitors saved a sbutout through
the Boston twirler got home on a
double to left center by Bates after
Becker had beaten out a nicely placed
bunt. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-07
Bat Nelson Tells of the
Din in Detroit
By Battling Nelson
Lightweight Champion of the wOrI

lAkulNCiEul On4HApAOH OI inc w OIAu
DETROIT, Oct. 6.-The public the
world over at times seems TO get
worked UP TO a high pitch Of excite
ment, such as a prize fight, where one
fighter is winning a worlds champion
ship from another. or at presidential
election, where the public is electing
its ruler Of the United States for four
years, but at Detroit there is more ex-
citement tonight than at any of the
other incidents just mentioned. As
soon as the word was flashed over the
wire from Chicago that the Tigers Of
Detroit had won the deciding game
from the White Sox of Chicago to COM
pete for the worlds championship
series the town went completely
'looney," and ever since the news came
TO town il has been one continual up
roar
The baseball fans are celebrating in
every imaginable way. as they are
burning red lights at the street corners
and parading through the town in
automobiles, with brass bands playing
There VIII Be a Hot Time In the Old
Town Tonight" and by the way they
are celebrating they know what they
are talking about.
Even the kids are parading through
the streets with horns. whistles, tin
cans, boilers and shooting fireworks, in
fact doing everything they can to make
all the noise possible. During the en-
the newspaper Offices were completely
blocked with the thousands that gath
cred TO get the returns of the game,
neglecting all other business.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-07
HAMILTON ENTRIES

First race. six and a half furlongs-Croyden
101, Daisy Shine 101, Alex Grant 101. Gridiron
101, Woolspun 101, Sallie Cohen LOG, Caltha log,
Charivari 112.
Second sace. six furiongs. selling-Black Hawk
104. Senator Barrett 104. Aimee G 105. Night
Mist 105 Punky LOG, Chief Hayes los, Park Row
11O. Edgely H..
Third race. steeplechase, about two miles-Ra-
G, ~, erSurs 70 DnpeI1y -
152. Big Bear 152.
Fourth race, one mile. handicap-Gridiron 90.
Throckmorton %, Purslane 101, Simeoe o. Ser
vile 81, Dennis Stafford los. Reidmoore 107.
Colonel Jack 40.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Giddy Girl 104. Bah
BILE 104. Selwfk 107, Trappe 109. GlorioIe 100,
Lurid 100, Jeanette NJ 100. Plume 109. Hawk $
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-07
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES

First race, one mile and 40 yards selling
Virginia Maid 81. Queens Daughter 81, Ethel
Carr 102, Grey Steel 102 Banagher 1O2, Banrida
1O2. Stone Street 10I, Apache los, SeVerus IO9
Financier 112.
Second race, five and a half furlongs. selling
Flower Beauty 107, Procla 107. Christmas IO7
Greenbridge ITO. Stowaway, ITO, Willow Plume
IL, Almena 112. Tuscan Gold 112, Harriet Rowe
112, Semproni 115, Red Rose 115, Home Run 115
Ray II 115 Enfield 115
Third race, the Louisville Hotel handicap, one
mile and 100 yards-Czar 103. Old Honesty IO7
Terah 100, Polly Prim 110, Lawrence 2. Daley
ITO. (Terah and Polly, Brennan & w. entry.)
Fourth race. five and a half furlongs, selling
May Celia "a, Gold Proof 90, Please 1O2, Sam
Clay lO4, Robin Hood 104, Zal 107 Honest 1Os
Firth race, six furlongs, purse-Kitty Fisher
96, Matte Marshall 96, Nita 90. Pink Wings
96, Fancena 96, The Missus 1O4 Miss Crittenden
lO4. Gliding Belle los. Alice George 112.
Sixth race, one and quarter miles, selling
Aunt Rose IS, Dunvegan 96. Arrow Swift o.
Albert M SO, Albert Star 102. Belleview 102.
Weather clear track fast
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-07
Umpire Calls Strike on Van
HaIfren in Ninth Inning and
Game Breaks Up
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
RESULTS OF GAMES
BY w. j. SIaffery

With two men on the sacks, two out
and two strikes called on him. Pa Van
Haltren overlooked the last heave yes
terday afternoon on the Oakland lot.
Umpire Flynn thought that the ball
looked good to him, and he shouted
Strike" This ruling ended the game,
but the Oakland fans made many a
long and pitifuI wall. They belched
until the indicator man had fed from
the lot, but with all their utterings
they were in the wrong, for the strike
was a good one and worthy of the de-
cision.
1t was a tight place for any umpire
to make such a ruling and bad time
Tor any batsman to let one pass him.
/ "A hit would have meant a tie, and a
two Dagger would have put the Oaks
in the lead by run. Van was unfor-
tunate enough to believe that he should
let the last one pass him and then
take chance, but he waited too long.
The score was to when the in
ming opened. Christian, the first man
up, hit past second and advanced on
Cook S out. Truesdale switched the
cut with a drive to left and Christian
romped home. Truesdale got to third
on the play. Heitmuller famed on a
wide one and Berry dropped it. Trues-
dale arrived, making the score to 4.
In the meantime Papa Van was at
bat with two men on the sacks and
two out. He waited patiently for three
bad ones and a couple of strikes and
then stalled the last one out. This
was the fatal step. Flynn saw it curve
over the pan and called Van out, while
the multitude hoWled and the umpire
calmly beat it to the dressing room.
The Seals deserved to win, for they
played far the better ball. With Oak
land one to the good in the first, the
second and gathered three. Bodie got
pass and pilfered. La Longe made a
wild heave to second and Bodie got
with the necessary bingle to center
that registered the busher, and the
score was tied up.
1t was at this stage that Loucks got
perished. he passed McArdle. Berger
and Mohler, forcing another run
through. Hildebrand saw his chance
and laced single past the Oakland
infield, scoring the third one for the
Seals and giving them nice lead of
two runs to start them on their way.
The third was another disastrous in
ming for Oakland. Bodie,. the first man
up, was safe on Hogan,s bad heave.
Williams bit off a double that reg
istered his man. Then the hit and run
sign was officed and Nick started on
his way. McArdle hit the ball right
and drove It safely past Hogan, reg
istering Williams and giving the Seals
two more.
Oakland put one over in the third,
but could do no. more good with Ber-
BILE started and the fans yelled. Oak
| land needed but one more tally to
tie, but the umpires decision put the
rollers on the chances of the home
team.
The game was rather a dragging
affair, with each man doing the best
he could throughout without accom-
plishing much. Loucks was relieved
- {,&f ~. fro ,1
] from that time on the San Francisco
| lads stopped scoring. Christian pitched
| fine ball, having good control and the
happy faculty of winging his men to
| the bench whenever they figured to be
| dangerous. The score:
San FRANCISCO
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-07


Mack, T. e. Crist, t. A. Davies. L. E. Moore.
George Durker. Denny Brothers. NJ. D. Miller,
G. Henry. W. S. Price, Parker & Mcdonald,
Eddie Ware. ]. J. Walsh, F. Walhauser, w. ].
Spiers. William Walker, ": T. Anderson, w. v.
A. b. Spreckels. ]. W. Young, Early Wright, E.
j. Baldwin, g. w. Dodge, +. Breedlove, L. Lam
DRY, g; w Poole, E. 9. Blum. NJ. B; Arterberry,
Conway, j. II. Mccormick, Frank Regan, W. B.
Jennings, T. T. Chinn. T. A. Fullum. r. D. Will
liams, James Boden, James Arthur, T. G. Nc
lowell, J. A Bennett J. B. Respess, III. I. Grif-
fin, Barney Schneider, Amos Turney.
D. A. Ross is planning to reinforce his stable
BY the purchase of two or three useful horses at
New York this fall. May L N, the full sister to
Sir Wifred, whose recent form has been very
disappointing, viii be bred to Bearcatcher in
January. but will be kept in training until next
summer.
fornia at the close Of the Latonia meeting. In
the string will be Carthage, which is going sound
and viii be entered lberaIy In all of the stakes.
The clockers began operations at Emeryvile
yesterday an indication that the horses in train
ing at the track are beginning to step along. II
opening than ordinarily as more than the usual
number are moving along right now
Rudolph Spreckels' horses have reached Santa
Anita from Seattle and probably will be disposed
expected here today to arrange for the sale of
the horses.
A. Joseph. one OF the partners in the stable
raced In the name OF Molera Joseph will de-
part part shortly for Europe ansextended pleasure
Inquiring subscriber is informed that Rapid
Water was principal money winning. horse at
EmeryviHe last season. His winnings were
Fred Cooks California stable will be small.
shipped from his Illinois farm to st. Louis and
sold without pedigree. Most of them are in foal.
Arcadia.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-07
RIVAL MINES TO RALLY
Transportation Players of This
CITY and the South to Meet .

The transportation clubs baseball
nine viii journey TO Fresno Friday and
Saturday evenings to prepare for the
second game in the series with the
Transportation club nine of Los An
geles. A large delegation of rooters
will make the trip from here to pull
for the San Francisco boys. while the
Los Angeles team will carry a special
delegation Of rooters to the battle
ground Among those who will make
the trip are:
San Francisco transportation club-Georre q.
Fraser. s r. Booth Henry Avila Fred Shoup.
John S. Ross, John c. Stone, J. G. Stubbs n
". Hall. Prank G.. Cole. A. p. Nicholson A.
G. Kerby. Charles y. Fisher. Harry A. Buck
". B. Hinchman. Dare Morgan. z. E. Wade
r. Stanley Dollar. II. l. Graham. Harry Jar.
man. Don HOUghton- A c. Jenkin. J. f. Nc.
Cam. J. Mitchell, E. Prosser. Z. NJ. Pomeroy,
H. T. DukelOT. T. F. Delaney, Joe Moriarity,
7. DlIiey. c O'Kane, Roy Alum. r. o. Hatch
J. II. Lyman. Frank P. Lee.
Los Angeles transportation club-N- 2. Mar
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-07
NEW YORK

New York... 8 O x-4
SUMMARY
Two base hits-BridwelI. Herzog. Sacrifice
hits--Bates. Bresnahan. Stolen bases-Deylin,
Sweeney. Bridwel (2)- Left on bases-Boston
s. New York 3. Base on balls-Ferguson l.
Wfltse l. Base errors-Boston 2. Hit by
pitcher-Ferguson /. Struck out-By Ferguson
4, by Wiltse g. Time of game-I hour and 40
minutes. Umpires-Johnstone and KLEIN.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6.-Philadeiphia had
little difficulty in defeating Brooklyn today
Score: R. H. E.
DTuOkltn q q
fnliaoelpnlA --..--------.---- IL
Batteries Bell Kruger and Dunn; Richie and
Doom. Umpire-Lanigan.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-07
WINS PACE IN STRAIGHT HEATS

SPOKANE. Wash. Oct. 6.-Interstate
fair results:
The Rapid Transit purse. for POS class PAGERS.
81 000-Won by Leland Onward in three straight
time, 2:12at.
2:14 trot, purse S600-Won By Daybreak, who
took first. third and NTH heats, Henry GRAY.
who took second and fourth heats second: Lady
" third Best time. 2:16l5. This breaks the
trotting track record
The Spokane Derby. 81 ooo mile and an eighth
Won by Royal Ben, BlOndy second, MidmOnt
third. Time, 1858.
Seven furlongs-Cardinal Sarto won. King
Brush second. Harka third Time. 1:29st.
Four furlongS-FOrty-F0ur won, Wheatstona
second, Main third Time. :501s.
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team in the final left no subject Of de-
bate.
Detroits victory was clean and de-
cisive. Jones used three pitchers.
White, Walsh and Smith. but they
could not subdue the Tigers. Donovan
pitched the kind of ball that will win
coming first to bat, lent him confidence
in the initial inning by knocking White
out Of the box and putting four runs
over the plate Donovan's manner was
confident as he faced the Chicago bats
men and inning after inning, with q
calmness approaching nonchalance, he
proceeded TO make first base veritable
north pole OF unattalnability' Tor his
opponents. Two hits in different in
nings were all that Chica go could make
and a local runner perched on second
base but once
This was the only time that Chicag go
made even the wreath of a threat.
b. Donovan. casually observing in the
sixth inning that Chicago had men on
first and second bases. struck out Cap
tai Jones and the gigantic Isben and
retired Dougherty, who hit high ny
10 right. This was the first time the
chicago enthusiasts had had an op-
portunity TO cheer. J. AtZ of Chicago,
coaching of third base, became so eX-
cited that he intruded on the diamond
and was ordered TO the bench by Um-
pire Sheridan. Atz protested with such
vigor that he was expelled from the
grounds.
Detroit's assist column showed a
total Of only two, for when Donovan
did not strike out the batsmen, he
pitched the brand of ball which re-
suited in flies. He famed out ten men.
Behind him errOrless ball was played
needed
Detroit's commanding lead at the out
set did not dishearten Chicago, but III
had a depressing effect, which deep
oVan's superb control showed no signs
Of weakening. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-07
HAMILTON WINNERS
SPECIAL p1spArcH no THE car,

HAMILTON, Oct. 6.-Today's results
won. Clell Turney second, The Shaughraur
third. Time, Las 35.
Second race, six furlongs-Sally Preston won
1:12 4-5
Third race, about two and a quarter miles
steeplechase-Steve Lane won. Byzantine sec
ond, Dacra third Time, ass
Fourth race. seven furlongs-Ethon won
King Cobalt second, Royal Onyx third. Time
1:25 1-5.
Fifth race, i've furIongs-Mollie Montros,
won, Momentum second, Infanta third Time
100.
Sixth race, six furlongs-J. h Reed won
Lady Gore second, Hawks Flight third. Time
1:l3-
Seventh race, one mile on turf-Niblick won
Scion Shingle second, Pretension third Time
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Tigers Humble Chicago White Sox
and March Off With the Pennant

CHICAGO Oct 6What said have been the closest pen
the league
this Detroit champions of 1907 captured
emblem another year by defeating Chicago Detroit Ceve-
Chicago struggled all for first place. being
from each other the percentage table and until today could
the winner be picked.
put Cleveland of the running yesterday leaving
field Detroit and Chicago Chcagos fight has uphill
Manager Captain Jones despared until
Chicago retired today Had Ccgo trumphed
would have this city but the defeat of
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-07
Chain Of RacetraCks to
Extend to Mexico
SPECIAL D1sPArcH TO THE CALL


Ell PASO. Tex. Oct. 6.-Preparations
are under way to build fine racetrack
with casino" in Mexico, opposite this
city. The cost for the grounds, grand
stands and stabling, 1t is estimated,
will be s1.000,000.
1t is planned to hold winter racing
meetings. There is no law against
betting in Mexico. AS the state In
which racing will be held will receive
q percentage Of the gross receipts. the
Mexicans are in favor OF having the
rich "gringos' hold their meetings as
long as they please.
This track will be one OF the chain
OF race courses which are now being
erected in Florida and Michigan.
Curley Brown is the promoter OF these
courses. and he is being backed by
Big Tim" Sullivan and other capital
lists of New York. John w. Gates. who
has extensive financial interests IN
Texas. is mentioned as one OF the men
providing the $1.00O,0OO to construct
the track
Light 100. Hank 112, BaIbek 112. Maxim Gun
112, Ching Hare 112, Tom Reid 122.
Sixth race. six furlongs, selling-Polar Star 96,
Listerine 1O1. Crack Shot 101. Ida Beck 1O1
MOntbert 1Ol, Vandam log. Gibson 106. Amber
ita 1OS Lady Carol los.
Seventh race. two miles, on turf selling-Oroo-
nooka 81. Waterake g. Crack Shot 95 Sica-
mouse So. Lally 80, Chalfonte 1O1, st. rariO 1O1,
Red Gauntlet 1O5.
Weather clear, track fast.
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Hamilton Selections

BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPB :
First race-Grfdiron, Chartvarf,
SaIIie Cohen
Second race-Aimee c, Park
Row, Chief Hayes.
Third race-BelI the Cat,
Marksman, Racilia.
Fourth race-COlOnei Jack,
Shields entry, Seagram entry.
Fifth race Selwfck, Hawks
Light, Maxim Gun.
sixth raee-Montbert, Ida Beck,
Lady Carol.
Seventh race-Red Gauntlet,
OroOnoOka, Waterlake.
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LOUISVILLE WINNERS


LOUISVILLE, KY. Oct. 6.-Results:
First race. one mile and a sixteenth-Hughes
won, Huerfano second. VoIing third Time,
1:47 10.
Second race. Eve and half furlongsEAn Red
won, Zerape second, Peter Pender third. Time,
1:0S is.
Third race. six furlongs-Blue Lee won, Bit
ter Sir second, Gresham third. Time, liza 1-5.
Fourth race, mile-W. T. Overton won
Lens second. Lady Baldur third. Time Al.
Fifth race, six furlongs-She Wolf won. St.
Aulaire second, Floreal third Time, I; lis 2-5
Sixth race, mile and 100 yards-Lady Esther
won, Hostile Hyphen second, Beau Brummel
third Time, 146 20.