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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20
BANPOsAL MTNS AGAIN
Gossip of the Track

Barney Schreiber has leased the breeding
qualities Of his picture horse. Deutschland. to
W OBJ. Macdonough for one year. and the horse
viii be forthwith transferred to Ornondale stock
farm at MEMO Park TO bc mated with the
choicest mares in the OrmondaIe coilection Mac
oo1ousA- Wno IS tnorouGA student OF breeding.
has an idea that the interminelins Of the st.
Simon aud Ormonde strains # blood will pro-
ouce high class horses.
!. G. Casey arrived yesterday from Arcadia
with Fore and Aimee c. In the same ear came
T H. stevens Cloyne and proda and r. H. Viii
lans Big Bow. which latter horse is broken
down 70 such an extent that his usefulness for
racing purposes is al an end, SO far this sea
son Is concerned.
Jockey Guy Burns felt 50 sore yesterday from
the effects Of his fall Of tic day before that he
vas unable 70 keep his engagements. He sus-
famed internal injuries in addition to bruiseG
bip, and il may be several days before he win
be IN condition to resume riding.
3. G. Bedwel purchased Don ENRIQUE from
c. Z. Ellison yesterday for 81 600. Bedwell has
hope that be Will be- able 10 improve the dispo-
sition Of the moody son Of Hastings.
Book Maker Joe Harlan was hack on the sripr
line yesterday. after having been Oh the ground
ior several weeks He bought the stand Of the
count Of tile death Of his mother. Harlan
cleaned NJ $3.50 which may encourage him to
cut in again today
Al Boenigsberg is once more getting into his
stride The little plunger cleaned up about
sou IN ms operations from the ground yes
Belchamber. after getting left At the post in
the opening race. ran away four miles before
Jockey Iaplin could get him under control.
The record Of tic leading American riders an
V inning mounts from January TO March 13
was as follows Shilling Il. Powers 20 Taplin
- Scovlile 3. McEee 3J. Keogh 90 Afentrv 81
Butler -, Butwell rs. Archibald % Gilbert -
Norter y. Kennedy p. Howard y. Deverich %
Lee Is. Dugan is. Walsh IS Page I6 Ross IL
1'oiostoin j. Mccarthy 4, Clark II, Mus
grave l..
Robert Tucker has Withdrawn his suit against
Alvey bur declined to make public the terms IF
settlement
Jockey II. Birkenruth Is on his way to Austria
where be VIII again ride for Emperor Franz
Joseph al fancy salary. reported to be $50 O0O
year.
colonel Milton Young has leased l15 acres near
Lexington and has resumed breeding in 4 mod
est way. a. compared with his previous oDera
tlons Mooisthorpe and 30 mares viii make M
his stud. 'F
ID IS said that 1000 horses will be available
Tor the spring meeting at Churchill Downs G.
=. Price VIII be presiding fufrp
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ENDURANCE BOAT RACE-PaIm Beach.
Fla March i9-In the endurance contest for
all motor boats 90 nautical miles for the Beach
club trophy aud the Reed and Barton cup. seven
boats started. The Buffalo Courier ran a phe-
nomenal race and crossed the finish line victor.
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C. by
four
dplad surpisne
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AZ hoenigsberg is once more getting into his
stride. The Ittle Dlunger cleaned up about
5000 in his operations from the ground yes
terday.
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Robert Tucker has Withdrawn his suit against
AlEey. bur declined 10 make public the terms Of
settlement
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Jockey IT, Brkenruth is CD his way to Austria
where he VII again ride for Emperor Franz
Joseph al fancy salary reported to be $50 O0G
year.
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Book Maker Joe Harlan was hack on tho srin.
line yesterday. after having been on the grouns
for several weeks He bought the stand Of tb,
Broadway club, which A. Baerwald sold on ac
count of The death Of his mother. Harlar
cleaned M $500. which may encourage him I,
cut in again today
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belchainber. after getting left ~ the post in
me opening race. ran away four miles before
'oekey Iapin could get him under control.
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Colonel Milton Young has leased l1J acres near
Lexington and has resumed breeding in 4 mod
est way! a. compared with his previous opera
his stud. P
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ID IS said that 1000 horses will be arailsbl
Tor ihe spring meeting ait Churchill Downs. {
j. Price VIII be presiding Judge.
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81 g. Bedwel purchased Don Enrique from
g. r. Ellison yesterday for 81 .000 Bedwell la
hope that be Will he able 70 improve the dispo
sitlon OF the moody son of Hastings
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20

7. C. Casey arrived yesterday from Arcadia
with Fore and Aimee C.. In the same car came
T II. Stevens Cl0yne and proda and r. r. vii
IanS Blg Bow. which latter horse is broken
down 20 such an extent that his usefulness for
racing purposes is al end, SO far as this sea
IS concerned.
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Jockey Guy Burns felt 50 sore yesterday from
the effects Of his fall Of tic eav before thar be
was unable 70 keep his zgagemeuts. He sus-
tsined internal injuries in addition to brrIiseo
DIP, and II may be several days before he wiz
be in condition 10 resume riding
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Observation-Disclosures D'AI

LIKELIEST WINNERS-THE PEER, BLAGG
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The Calls Form Chart of Races at Emeryyille

~ s. n faced
March
= 9 Dwyer starter
ods an ;yue nrs
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The Calls Handicap Forecast
By ]. e. Jefery
Ratings are for fast track Deduct for each pound
PILLS-GIOVANNI BALERIO-DENEEN

IdS and upWard:
Remarks.
Has run several smart races.
Has the foot and may stick 1t out.
Sluggish beginner.
Prefers mud.
Others not much OF late.
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Tme24 p ds show: Pre-
urn NasI closing gstongl
II ocd qut strtch Quinn
Z a
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ATS SECOND RAoEF0ar Ioogs ng
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Inc record Of tie leading American riders on
inning mounts from January / TO March n
was as follows; Shilling Il. Powers 20 Taplin
-. Scovllle 3. McGee 3J. Keogh 80 Mentrv 81
Butler -, ButweIi 26. Archibald % Gilbert %
Norter =. Kennedy p. Howard y. Deverich 20
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09
10y rslegraph 70 The Tribune. ]

Philadelphia Oct s.-AIiss Dorothy Campbell of
North Berwick, Scotland, champion of Great Brit
ain, and Mrs. r. II. Barlow. Of Philadelphia, won
their way the final round of the Womens na-
tional golf championship tournament on the links
OF the Merton Cricket Club to-day. Miss Campbell
earned her place In the last bracket by defeating
Mrs Caleb F. Fox, the Huntington Valley woman
who has made many but futile tries for the title
by up and to play. Mrs. Barlow quite
easily over Miss n. ". Phelps. of Brookline, by
up and 10 PLAY
Although Mrs. Barlow is now Philadelphia
and represents the Merton Cricket Club she is
Irish by BIRTH and learned the game in England
Consequently Miss Campbell not far wrong
when she laughingly observed America isn't in
it at all; it's Ireland and Scotland now"
This makes the fourteenth championship tourna-
menJ in which Miss Campbell has taken part, and
as indisputable evidence Of her worth she is able
show eleven medals. Thus far they consist of four
gold. three silver and four bronze. What the
twelfth will be depends upon the outcome OF to-
morroWs decisive match, when the women's cham
pionship OF the United States hangs in the bal
snee.
In the semi-fnal round to-day the winners clear
~ outplayed their opponents. Miss Campbell save
for brief period in the early stages was never
down In length Of drives there was little margin
either way, and Mrs. Fox did not suffer in COM
parison with her rival from Great Britain. With
the irons however, Miss Campbell easily proved
the steadier, and her putting was the more deadly
short approach cost Mrs. Fox the first hole
ana lucky second which got through the opening
between the bunkers, enabled her 10 win the next
MISS Campbell played the short third hoe poorly,
as has been her wont nearly every time. Anyhow.
the ball found resting place in the road and she
picked up after one Intellectual effort TO get out
Although She sliced out Of bounds on her second
and missed a short put, Miss Campbell earned a
haive in at the fourth hole. while better short
game Won the next three holes for the British
champion, VINO then stood up. A little slack work
by Mss Campbell cost her the eighth and ninth
hoIes, which Mrs. Fox in par As. That made
the pair all even at the turn, the strokes reading
46 10 - in favor OF Mrs Fox
On the homeUard journey Miss Campbell had
nothing worse than 5s, while at the tenth thr-
teenth' fourteenth and fifteenth holes she regis
tered As Mrs Fox lost the tenth, eleventh and
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09
HARD WORK AT DARTMOUTH.
by Telegraph TO The Tribune.I

BY Telegraph The Tribune1
Hanover, y. H, Oct. S.-As result Of the hard
game played with Vermont last Saturday the
Dartmouth football team has undergone a week Of
strenuous work. during which several changes in
the lineup have been made. Needham. up this
time a candidate for tackle, has been sent
centre. which place was filled by Palmer during
the Vermont game. and up to that day by Dingle,
who has been sent TO the second team Needham
is a valuable man, ami is playing good game in
his position. Palmer. who has been tried out
at centre and end, has been playing this week at
left tackle This will not be permanent, as he has
only been taking Sherwin's place Sherwin has
been out of the game this week owing TO minor
injuries. but will probably be in his old place in
the game with Bowdoin to-day.
Ingersol has been the injured list for more
than week and his place has been filed by Love
JOY, who is making good impression. Marks con-
tinues TO be the Green's most consistent ground
gamer and RYAN. at right halfback, is playing
well.
Pishon. the diminutive quarter Of last year. is
still pushing Brady hard for the position leader
The fact that he has been taken to the training
table may mean that he will get a chance to-day.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09
OFFICER ACCUSED OF BEATING BOY

Appearing yesterday in the Chidren's Court as a
voluntary witness for Joseph Cunningham. fifteen
years old of No. "a Allen street. who was charged
with breaking window panes, Mrs Ida NJ. Murphy.
an importer and manufacturer No. "A Cortandt
street denounced Patroman MahOney, of the
EIdr1dge street station. who made the arrest.
Mrs Murphy said that when Canal and
Allen streets on Thursday afternoon she the
policeman seize and kick the boy nearly of his
feet. Then, Mrs. Murphy said, she Nrahoney
strike the boy three times before starting for the
station house with him. Mrs. Murphy added that
she asked dozen boys Who saw the affair if they
would testify against the officer, but each said he
was afraid 10 appear against the policeman. he
was dangerous man
PdtTClmau MahOney admitted that he showed
the boy, after the latter had thrown large piece
Of watermelon rind at him, scattering all over his
uniform. Justice Zeler suspended sentence Gun
ningham. and Mrs. Murphy said she would get
him "A good job and start him hight.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09
Golf Title Hangs in Balance
Mrs r. II. Barlow Last Hope of This Country Save
Championship from Going to Great Britain.

twelfth noles and halved the next four which left
Miss Campbell a winner by up and TO play.
Miss Campbell won the tenth by a little luck her
ball from her second shot striking the bridge and
bounding over the brook. Mrs. Fox on the con-
traly found her ball in the water and abandoned
the hole.
Miss Campbell the eleventh in a bogie 5.
short on her third. Miss Campbell also the
twelfth in bOgie figures. Both in bunkers,
but made good recoveries. After that Mrs. Fox
played sound golf, but Miss Campbell made no
mistakes and kept halving holes up to the six
teenth, which gave her the match
As 1t was Mrs Fox made q good fight, She has
been runner-up for the national title cnce and
three times has reached the semi-hnaI round.
The cards were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09
Baseball y Racing Golf Aumobng Football Il TuHmg and Pacing
READY FOR BIG RACE.
Chevrolet Driues at Nile a Minute IN
Fast Practice Round.

Philadelphia. Oct s-Everything is in readiness
Tor the 200-mile stock chassis road race through
faiImount Park tomorrow. when twenty-five OF
the fastest automobiles OF this class In the country
driven by the most daring drivers. will contest
prize OF 5000 in gold offered by the Quaker City
Motor Club and other trophies
Grandstands have been erected at the start and
finish on the COncourse and there are other ex-
celent vantage points for thousands of spectators
on the slopes which line the roads over which the
cars will pass.
1t has been decided to start the race at p o'clock
noon when the fist two cars will get the signal.
The other cars will be seat off two at a time at
intervals Of thirty seconds. to avoid the danger of
overlapping at the start.
chevrolet covered the eight-miIe circuit to-day in
minutes "a seconds. developing a speed OF better
than mile minute
Hail. who was 10 have driven the Welch car No
r. was disqualified for breaking the rules Of Fair
mount Park and resisting arrest while practising.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09
IN MEMORY OF PULLIAM.
National Baseball Commission Takes
4ctiOn IN Pittsburg.

Pittsburg, Oct Sat a meeting of the National
Commission here to-day the following resolution
on the late Harry c. PulIam. president of the Ma
tonal League. vas adopted:
Harry c. Pulliam. one of the originators of the
series. has passed away. His counsel in this body
will be heard more. Organized baseball never
had more Jealous and devoted sponsor. In or
der, therefore that his memory may forever re-
main green, it is directed by the National Com
mission that memorial card be printed, and that
the day scheduled for the first game of the
worlds series in each year the same be distrib-
uted to all OF the eligible players of the contest
ing clubs. the official umpires. scorers and busi-
ness representatives, as we'll to the owners Of
the COntendng clubs and the press, and that on
the same day in each year there be placed on the
grave of Harry G. PulIiam. at Louisville. Ky, a
he was held by every one connected with organ
lied baseball
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09
LRy Telegraph 70 The Trlnuns l

Princeton. y. J., Oct S-The scrimmaEs OF tba
varsity football team to-day was devoted almost
entirely 10 the open style Of game. This resulted
In making the play spectacular. as the two touch
downs were the direct result OF forward passes.
The scrub made the first touchdown OF the scriTn-
mage soon after the opening of play Sinclair in
tercepted one of Reads forward passes and goe
away from the entire varsity team, scoring after
a pretty run OF twenty-five yards on the next
kickoff Dawson secured the ball and carried II TO
the centre Of the field from which point he scored
a minute later on a forward pass
Princeton will meet Fordhau tomorrow and a.
hard game is expected II is likely that McCrohan
and Hart viii rest. they have not entirely re-
covered from bruises sustained in Wednesday .
hard contest with Villanova
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09
IBr TeIeeraph to ne rribuns-1

New Haven. Oct S.-YaIe expects no trouble with
the light Springfield Training School eleven here
tomorrow and viii send a new backheld into the
game. made up as follows: Quarterback. Howe;
left halfback. Deming; right haIfback. Messenger;
fullback, Murphy.
Glass joined the coaches to-day. Because OF ths
humidity the drill was shortened 10 twenty min
utes- The regulars took the ball TO the scrubs
l5-yard line but were held and following this the
second team fought back for sixty yards, ''Pops
Corey sandwiching in tvenJy-yard run There
was no scoring.
Word was received to-day that Ham AnGrus
the missing guard. who has been in Alaska. viii
be here tomorrow and Will resume practice on
Monday. With his return all the veterans are en-
rolled Captain Coy will join Andrus in the signal
practice early next week
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09
SMITH MIKES Il RECORD.
Pardon and Strong Meet Defeat on
4pazcGmiS Links.

Aleck Smith, Of the WykagyI Country Club. and
isaac Mache, Of the Fox Hills Golf Club. defeat
ed Herbert Strong. of the Apawamis C1ub and
Iom Nardon, the British professional in a thirty
siA-hoie tour-oall match at the Apawams Club
yesterday for S20 purse by up and : 10 MIA,
smith and Mackie maintained the lead through
out the match The golf perhaps the best
ever seen on the course. \ big gallery enioyed the
play.
All me hoies were Won or haIved in bogie fig
ures better. while in the afternoon Smitb made
new record Of S3 for the first nine holes. four
strokes under par and six strokes under bogie.
His 40 for the afternoon round was a new competi-
tive record for the eighteen holes.
Smiths record. card follows:
Alex
Out ..--...............4 > 533
In ..-.--,---..........4 6 4-37-7O
The individual scores for both rounds We're:
Smith, 76-70-146, Mackie 7s-75-153; yardon. rs
7S-lJ6; Strong. S1-S1-162.
The best ball scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09
CUBS BEAT WHITE SOY.
Take Opening Game for the Cham
piOnShip of CHICAGO.

Chicago. Oct s-Opportune hitting. coupled with
errors and loose playing by the Chicago American
League team, gave the Cubs the first game Of the
series for the city championship here to-day by the
score of to 0. Both pitchers worked in good form
but Overall had better chance than his opponent
a result OF the team work behind him.
A small fire which started in one Of the upper
boxes OF the grandstand brought the spectators to
their feet, but no damage done. \ fireman
quickly eXtingushed the blaze.
The total paid attendance at the game 16.762
and the total receipts $Il.6S3 of which $500 will go
the players, 10 be divided the basis of 80 per
the winners and 40 per cent TO the losers Of
the series
No 70
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09
HAcKETT WINS MARATHON RACE.

BrOcktou. Mass. Oct S-Always running in a
commanding position and for nearly half of the
distance in the front rank, William j Hackett Of
North Weymouth, won the second annual Mara
than run from the Boston Athletic Association
clubhouse in Boston to the fair grounds in this
city to-day. Hackett's time hours 81 min
utes and % 1-5 seconds.
There were fifty starters. and the four who fol-
lowed Hackett home We're: r F. Piggott. Cam
bridge Gymnasium 2:39:59 1-5; c. H. Appleyard,
Yonkers. 2:43.53 Is; L. Strydio Yonkers, 2:44:34.
and ]. 2. Silva. South Boston. 2:4I:02 1-5
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09
tBy rei~graph to The rrlbuue.l

Ithaca, y. Y. Oct S-While the cornell coaches
are fully confident OF winning from Oberliu to-
morrow, there .s a strong feeling that the best
team must De sent against the OhiOans. and sha
coaches have picked the following men To start thu
game:
FIurburt and Macarthur ends; Monk and
Weeks. tackles. O'ConnOr and Donnan guards:
Seagraves. centre: Baker. quarter Tydeman and
krutsch, haltbacks. and Simson fullback.
Wood has laid or for several DAYS and
Smith and Virgins are not In condition to play a
full game. This is Stmson's nrst game and ne viii
be watched with a good deal OF interest.
The practice to-day consisted almost entirely oc
open field running and long passes the run BY
the backs. while the line put at ghost
dancing" Reeds system OF training Tor attack
has been dubbed by the men.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09
ON COLLEGE GRIDlRONS
TIGERS IN OPEN PLAY.
Yale to Try Ont Ne5c Backfed IN
Game 1rith Springfield.
COLLEGE FOOTBALL GAMES TODAY

1ale vs. Springfield Training school at New Haven.
Princeton vs.. FOFdham. at Princeton
Cornell vs. Oberlin. Ithaca.
Fenn>yivania ~ West Virginia. at Philadelphia
Harvard Vs. Williams. Cambridge
Army vs. Trinity, at West Point
Navy vs.. Rutgers. at Annapolis
Brown Amherst. at Providence
Buckneli vs.. Gettysburg at GettysbuFE
Colby Vs. Tufts, az Medford.
Colgate Hamilton. at Hamilton
Dartmouth BOwdoin. Hanover
sEaTthmOFe vs. Franklin and Marshall at suzarth-
Georgetown Washington. at Washington
Indiana vs. Chicago. at Chicago
Lafayette Hobart. at Easton
Lehgh vs. JFsiRus. at south Bethlehem
New York University Rhode Island STATE m
University Heights
Pennsylvania state vs. Carlisle. at WiIkes-BarFe.
syracuse Vs. Rochester. at Syracuse
Wesleyan stevens. at Hoboken
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09
DEL1R1uM WINS FOR MR.. WHITNEY.

Kempton Park oct. S.-The Richmond Plate,
handicap Of 500 soveregns for three year-olds and
upward, distance six furiongs, was won here to-
dav by Harry Payne Whitney's DeIirium. Sieve
Zoe was second and Battle Axe third. Twenty
horses ran.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09
pAPKE TOO MUCH FOR LEWIS.

Phisburg oct. s-Billy Papke, the Illinois "thuh-
derbolt" easily defeated Willie Lewis, the Ne"
York fighter tonight, according 10 the public Yer
dict before the National Sporting Club Of Pitts
burz Both men were standing at the end Of the
sixth round with Lewis All but out Five thousand
persons witnessed the bout.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09
The score follows:


Chicago Nationals ...--.....-2 o o *
Chicago Americans .---.-....0 o o . o . . o 90
Tyo-base hits-IsbeI Evers- Sacrifice hit-Stenfedt,
Stolen bases-Schute o. Isbel, Evers. Double play
PurteH. Parent and Isbe Left base-Americans. 6:
Nationals = Bases balls-Of Walsh. p of Overall,
struck BY Walsh. :; by Overall 3. Wild pitches
harL
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09
The Turf.
Racing--BeImontP Park

DAILY. SEPT :SFu TO OCT, 1ITH.
Special trains direct the I. II. 4
Trains leave East SSth 81. New York Cty. ia.11.
iOO i:3O ton Saturdays ony train I-zva<
l:l0 retuFu1s leaves Benaont Park
before the last
Turf and Field Club private Car 4 p m train
Trains leave Flatbush BrooklyI. ~ 50 i;so.
I:SO i5O
subway trains 10 Brooklyn-AtIantIe Ave siA enoonr
meet direct trains leaving Fiattu-p ave efooNt'
trolley al Jamaiss With trolley sA' A'@
the course
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09
The score follows
NEW YORK
tor rrgaca In the ninth inning

spatted tor Trencn IN Tie hIhth I4H'"b
Yen, yorl, ...... ----.. o o -
Boston .---t-- j " " " "
g-vo-base hi--Lord Three-base hlts-iyer5, star.
Home run-speaker< stolen basss-lyord spFa'fis IL
i1oye ,. Niles French Deyn. StahI. Lfft on bass
-BDston +. New York 3. First base on erfoia--AeE
york . Double play Speaker and C2Ttigan- StTueA
mt a. NathcAgsOn - by Wood, =. Base m haiiss
0a wood D Time A. Cmpges Riger and ''hAoi'E-
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09

The match between Mrs. Barlow and Miss Phelps
was too One-sided 10 be interesting. although the
former showed flashes of brilliancy which made
her many friends for the final battle with the
champion of Great Britain tomorrow
Nearly all Miss Phelpss tribulatons resulted
from faulty direction of the tee. After winning
the first in par T. she got trapped at the next.
won the third in fine and proceeded to get into
difficulties on practically every hole following 10
the turn, where she stood down.
While Mrs Barlow did not play particularly we'll
going out in IS, it good enough under the
circumstances, and some of her strokes were clev-
erly executed.
coming home Mrs Barlow showed to better ad-
vantage and, winning the eleventh and twelfth
holes, stood dormie 8. The end came at the next
hoie which was halved in par 3. The cards were
as follows:
Mrs. Barlow, ..........5 & 4 6 1 & & 1 A.s
Miss PHELPS out..........% ; SO
Mss @ Phelps in-.............6 = 4 \ H23
me weather conditions were highly favorable
4nd 4Id o;g gallery followed Miss Campbell and Mrs
FOX over the course.
The special this afternoon was best bali four
some won by Mrs. Caleb Fox OF Philadelphia and
MISS Louisa Wells, of Boston with a score of
oe-45-el- There was a tie at So for second place.
MISS Elizabeth Porter and Miss Mary Adams re-
turned 4l-42-S5, while Miss Frances Teacher of
scotland, and Mrs. Charles T Stout, of New York
scored 4I-42-S3.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09
THE EEL WINS AGAIN.
PAGES to Easy Tictory in Straight
Heats at Lexington.

Lexington. Ky. Oct. s.-The Eel added another
victory to his long string by winning the 200 pace
in two heats from Baron Whips and Aieen Wilson
here to-day. The gray horse from Canada
in good form, and neither of the other two could
head him. Aileen Wilson broke at the head Of the
stretch in both heats. which gave Baron Whips
second money.
The summaries follow:
TROTTING- CLASS-THE JOHNSTON STAKE
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