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The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
RACE MEET IN RICHMOND.
Virginia Racing Association open,
with Good Gard.

With Good Card.
Richmond. Va. May I-The Virginia
Racing and Horse Snow Association
opened its meet. to-day. The summaries.
Green hunters eiass: for horses that bays usvsr
Eon bs1e siSoon prioy 70 1903 n nping cor
test: conformation to count % per cent ard psr-
foTIaance CTrT jumps 50 pez csnf; frst prize. IS.
sccond prsze, SIS third prze. s5-Firf. Tzsisrsu
owned 3 " y. Os5ozne, GaTdOnsTiiie. Va: sc
ossd PerDiexiJ. owned b. airs. T y c5rter. Rfssh-
Iaond; taird, Three Spot. Deep R-n Hunt Cub
Blc1mcrd-
Horses IN harzes: hess horse suissbls sor park 70
Be shown 10 heavy harness-Ffrst Clarence Andrex
J. smytb. Richmond; second Teddy. N.s-7nasa1
Iaiieg. Richnond: third. Bugiez. 3irS- JOIN Nc
Comb. Richmond.
Ponies n harness; for pories ue hands and
under. 70 Be driTeE by q child zoc over fifteen
years q age and owned by resident q Vir=iuia-
FIRST. Sellis. Miss Ade ssnYth. Richmoas. SEQ
ond Lassie Edmund StradEic1 Richmond: third
Nay. WiihEITne D. SydneT. Richmond.
Lasht-Teight hunters for horses Up 70 Carrying
80 pounds fumps not % exceed ~ fest-FiTst
Her GTzo. Z 3. SydnnT, RichEoud: second. Cat
stea. " os5ome, Gc-donsFills; third. Thsse
Spot. Deep siun Blunt Club. Richmond
Coriuthiaa class; hoses sTi5dcE bg q member q
an o-gznized hunt cub IN full hunting eoors with
the regulsto.. hunting PINK coat-Frs- INTERPRETER
" y. Osh0rne Gcr5o1sYiiie Va: second CFi-
nanzne ". W. Osborne. Gorionsvilie. Va; third.
non krlEcss DT- J. A White, Eic11toud- Va
Combination harness and saddle hcrses fifteen
hs3ds oTeT s1itate for use in hs-ness ard under
saddle: k,soxn % vehicle Agss gahsraessed n the
rng. and unssddet-First, Rainbow. " " 0s-
bona. Gord0nsyisle Va: sacond Redlands 3izs z
SsrTy Ha-Tood RichmO1G; third Pei, Ms ".
G. Brzzg. Richnord. Va.
Racing summaries.
FTRsF RACE-Fsyc suriorgs, th-seysar-olds ard
upEzrd sam Fudge. 3lr. Sinnons Up. oEned b
Alr. Garrett. won. FTshsnd. J. Chery Up. OEned
b. Mis-. u /. HBtcasnson. sec5nd. FaDg Bird.
Dz1gman Up Owned b. n c. Rickett, third
Ts-ue. 10 +5
SECOND RACE-Stseplechase abort two nils;
frE huntsTs qualified under the Nati0nzi Steepis-
chase sud Hunt Association. Yong BHEzen, J. Z
Sullivan up. 0sued b. J. I. Gsrtbrish1. ~on: Way
sids, Wlsau up. owned By v. G Saunders. secoud
Rslfe. 3Ir- HAYES up. owned b. Cedar R-n Farm.
third fine, 4.I3
THIRD RACE-Six furIonTs; fo- thgse-yss--osds
ard gpEzri. Lamp Thinner, n Sinnons I'D.
owned by d.. " g. Rook. RCn: J c. Hare
2odrock Up, secoud; Tie Chsplsf1. J. wslhons up.
third Tine, jas.
FOURTH RACE-Steeplechzse ahout tE0 uiIss:
0pn 70 al fOT-yesT-cids and Upward Esex. n
y. Ksz I'd. OEnei by Joan Grce1. Won; Lizzis
Fat. McC1sTe Ep. owned b. Z. FIipVsr. secoza
Clover Cat Tyler sd. ssne1 b. ". n PaEz1.h,
=. third. Tine. oe.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
SIGMA KAPPA Wins HONORS
Captures Fraternity Cup in G. v. o.
Rife Tourney.
:. r. TrueSdelI, with Aggregate Score
OF AS, Takes Honors in the
Individual shoot.

The George Washington rife tourna-
msnt. conducted under the auspices OF
the Rife Club. closed auspiciously with
the internationally match on Friday night
and the presentation Of prizes last even
ing On the university range, at ISIS 7
street The interfraternity match was
the feature event. and with teams en-
tered from Delta Tau Delta, Phi Sigma
Kappa, Alpha Beta Phi. and Kapps Sig
ma p, the competition was keen for ne
handsome silver cup presented by Lleut.
John Doyle Carmody.
Phi Sigma Kappa team was the victor.
finishing with the high total OF I7s. Ex-
.cellent scores were made by all the teams.
Delta Tau Delta making a good second
with I7s. Alpha Beta Phi third with ISs.
and Kappa Sigma ri fourth with IsS
The best individual scores were 4. By
A r Calder, OF Delta Tau Delta. ana IS.
by E F. Wenderoth and J. R Fehr, Of
the winning team Scores:
ufs Ss-r-. E,--a 0-rs- T. T,--s-
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Richmoad. no, yorfoIL :

Richmond, Va, May I5.-Rschmond de-
feated Norfolk by the score Of 10 to /
this afternoon in a game in which the
locals played rings all around the Crew.
Norfolk's one run WAS made in the
fourth inning on hit and three basger
by Chanler, who was a moment later
barred from the game and the field for
rowdyisn. Clark was fined s for takins
part IN the same exhibition as a sup
porter Of Chsnler. Score:
RHE
Richno1d snzosIx-m 10 /
Noriolk....-.......... 0 1900 GI7 4
Bz1tCrisS-ReTeiis and hsifei. Hartman and Cal
vin. UussEe-Mr. PeDder. Tine q sane-z hours
At.eDdarce15NF
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LOCAL CREWS ENTER
TwOGeOrgetown Fights Com
pete at Philadelphia.
FREsEIEs AND pREPs TO GO
Blue and Gray oarsmen Have Train
ed Faithfully for American Henley
Events, and Hope to Make Good
ShOsvsag-Fresldes Develop Mate
rial for Next Seasons varsity Crew.

Washington viii be represented in the
American Henley regatta at Philadelphia
next Saturday by two crews, both carry
ing the colors Of Georgetown The Blue
and Gray frsshies are entered in the race
for second eights. while the preps viii de-
fend the Franklin cup in the event deter
mining the interscholastic championship
Of America
The appearance Of the first year men
on the water marks a renewal by the Hill
toppers Of the fight 10 place Georgetown
back IN her old place an1onS the college
crews OF the country. The idea is 10 start
in with the freshmen this year, thus leav-
ing eight veterans around which 10 build
next seasons varsity. The plan Il a
unique one. and should succeed II the Is12
boat does well next Saturday.
All Have Trained Faithfully.
For this reason. the youngsters are es-
pecially anxious 10 win. and have trained
faithfully for more than three months.
so as to be in the pink Of condition for
the test which means so much TO them
The crew is composed OF four ex-
Perienoed men. two Of whom. cuuniff and
Daley, were members Of last YEAR
champion prep eight. and. the other two.
Howard and Jack Eager, having learned
TO handle the sweeps while living in Italy
some time ago. The remaining four,
however. have fully grasped the fine
points OF the sport, and, as all are big
and tall. they make up a strong and
speedy crew De CouTcy. who coxswained
the 1872 men in the class regetta last
ian. stin retains charge OF the rudder
strings
According 10 Coach Russell. this eight
is as good as. e not better than, the
VARSITY OF 1907. which was also coached
by the director OF freshies They are
heavier and taller. and are in better con-
dition for the strain Of a race
Faculty Rulings a Barrier.
The Preps have had considerable diff
hculty this year on account Of faculty rul-
ings, but. notwithstanding this handicap.
they have succeeded IN developing light
and gritty bunch 10 represent them in the
greatest schoolboy race in the country
Brady. the captain and stroke. rowed
with the preps last summer; while Duke.
the coxswain, Is q member OF the Wor-
cester Club eight The rest Of TIE men
are somewhat new al the game. but care
fui practice has made them clever han
dlers Of the sweeps. so that they are looked
upon by their schoolmates as likely 10 re-
peat the stunt OF their predecessors. who
surprised every one BY winning the Hen
ley race last year. when they were ranked
as fourth piacers.
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ONE RECORD IS SMASHED
Platt Sets New Broad Jump Mark
in Friends Meet.
Enthusiastic Crowd Witnesses the
Quaker Games at the Bright
wood Driving Park.

The Friends School held It's annual out
door meet at Brightwood Driving Park
yesterday before a large an enthusiastic
crowd. IN the opening event. the inter
mediate 1o0-yard dash. Osgood won first
place and Gates second place in e:i4f-5
Thorn won the Ioo-yard dash in 0.lo 4-s
while Karrick was second. a foot behiEd
Ehe winner
In the senior classes. Baker and Plaft
carried OF. the honors- Baker won the
running high jump. clearing the bar at
( feet 10 inches. Worch was second. In
the pole-vault. 'LaWny" also won frs;
place. with the bar al feet inches
Moore was second.
The z9-yard dash brought the enthusl-
asm Of the spectators to fever heat wheu
Plat Won the race. with Thorn a foot
behind. the time being o.242-5
A fitting climax % the days excitemen,
came when L Platt smashed the school
runniug-broad-jump record BIZ covering
eighteen feet ten inches, the previou:
record being held BY George Cunningham
distance eighteen feet six and one-haIi
inches.
Teddy Moore did vel in the shot-put
with Baker second. the distance beine
thirty-two feet one inch. Platt was third
The scheduled feature event OF the meet
was called of. This was the mile run
which ahad aroused much interest. bu.
owing 70 conditions II was unable TO be
held.
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HAGERSTOWN RACES.
Fine Programme Announced for Oe-
tOber Meeting.
SPECIAL % ne washington Herald

Special % Tie Washington Herald
Haserstown, Nd. Nay Is Purses
amounting 10 $3.50 are represented in the
race programme in connection with the
Hagerstown Fair on October L, I3, a
and 15
Four special purses. each for 5000. are
included in the programme. which is re-
gsrded as one Of the best ever offered by
the local association. The programme
follows:
Tuesday. oesobsz l2-2a8 psor. $50. 2as tut
tspeeaai e0nditi9Hsl. S.o9; 2as Tzee 500; Tln-
ning. one-miIe dash Sl5a
wednesday. October l5-z.l5 Taoe SO; ~ not
sec 2-2 pace special ooniitions SI0s9; III tro=
so, running. one and One-qusTter miles dash $50.
running. three-quarteEs q nile dash $50
THURSDAY October f-9I4 r1ce SO 2.Is raoe
;specisl ooldiu0usl. 500; froeforali trot o. rscz
SO running Ule nile and SKY yEuis SD. mn
mig thTee-lJsarteTs q a nile. $50
Friday, Octobe i5--2-15 not is1scial eo1ditionsl
Ssoo; 215 trot, $50 ;hree-minute county, trot O.
poe. S59- CouSdztioa. enemile dash. Sloa
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Delta Tau Delta
kapps Si-raPi
Alnha Beta Phi.

To the men not on the varsity rife
team the individual re-entry match
proved TO be the most popular thing in
the free-for-all line that has happened
IL long while
All scores were made from the standing
position and only the aggregate OF the
three best scores tof ten shots each was
considered in the final star ding Prizes
were donated by local merchants. and
the members of the varsity team were
barred
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BerrrrIIIe. 5, Paeonlan. 3.

BerryviIle. Va. Nay I5.-In a fast game.
enlivened by three lightning double
plays, the BerryviIle High School baseball
team won the third and deciding game
with Paeonisn High School here to-day.
: to 8. The feature Of the game was
al unassisted double play by Shepherd.
the local pitcher.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16

Providence. r I, May 1-Joseph Bal
lard, OF Providence Technical High
School. broke the worlds collegiate rec
ord for two miles to-day. when ne ran
the distance IN s-45 % al the interschol-
astic meet OF the State college.
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LynchhurE. "a DanrilIe. :

Lynchburg, Va, May Is = The Shoe
makers hit Loos hard to-day. while Bill
lard. though Wild, was a puzzle to Dan
vile, and the locals won easily by the
score Of z to 4 In the third Zeigler,
throwing TO stop King at the plate. hit
the runner. and two scored. The visitors
marred the game by vrangling. Magee
wanted to fight Lawrence when ne pushed
him Of the line He was running to sec
ond- Billiard passed nine men and famed
ten Score:
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Hopkins RaaIr Reaten.

Annapolis. Nd. Nay B.-The baseball
team Of Johns Hopkins University OF
Baltimore was badly defeated By It's old
athletic rival. St Johns College. to-day.
TIE eOIiegians by superior batting made
the score Il 10 6.
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wiIkesbarre Signs Sullivan.

wnkesbarre. Pa, May I5.-Msnaser Kit
fridge. OF the wilkesbsrre team OF the
New York State League. to-day pur-
Chased Pitcher Sullivan. d big right
handler, from Manager Roger BTesnahaa,
Of the St. Louis Nationals
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Pennsy Fresliex win Meet.

Philadelphia. May 15.-Pennsylvsnia's
freshmen track team took the measure
Of the Cornell Babes here to-day by
the score % = to IS. Capt. Hayaocl. o.
Pennsylvania, was the star performer.
winning both the low and high hurdles
IN exceptional tine.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
JOHNSON FIGHT NEXT
Jack 0'Brien Faces Cham
pion on Wednesday,
WILL BE 40 POUNDS LIGHTER
=RstcbeII Is stiIl Confident of HIS
Ability - Polish on Black Man.
Takes on Toughest one in His
Career by Meeting sam Lsngford.
Negro Gets n Bonus.

New York, May I5-Leadlng followers
OF pugilism from New York. Boston. Bal
timore, Chicago. Pittsburg. and other big
sporting towns have secured choice seats
al the ringside for the six-round nght be-
tween Jack Johnson and Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien, to be decided at the Ma
tional A. C. OF Philadelphia next Wednes-
day night.
The fact that this wil be Johnson's
first appearance in the ring since he won
his title by whipping Tommy Burns IN
Australia last December Is causing IN
usual interest all over the country. as
well as in England and France. where
the big negro expects 10 show himself
this summer.
AS Johnson was not a conspicuous pu-
gilist before he trimmed Burns. Il may
be said that a majority Of the ring sharps
who make It point 70 see al the star
sluggers in action viii take a look at
Johnson for the first time Whether they
viii be fsvorably impressed or Tot re-
mains to be seen.
O,Brien 20 Weigh I7O.
O-Brien viii weigh 10 pounds. At least
ten pounds more than Burns scaled Ia
Australia. and is also three and one-half
inches taller than the former champion
Compared with Johnson. therefore.
O'BrEen Will go into the ring forty
pounds lighter and three inches shorter,
yet he does not regard this handicap
with apprehension
As O'Brien hss never met johnson be-
fore, and has also failed 20 test his skill
in bouts With sl,ch pugilists as Lang
ford, Jeanette. and McVey. al OF whom
have been defeated on points BY the big
negro champion. speculation as 10 the
result in the coming mil cannot be
based upon pugilistic dope; but Il Is the
general opinion that Johnson's so-csJIed
wonderful defensive tactics VIII be put
70 a severe test.
KeteheII and LanEford.
RetcheRs confidence in his ability TO
whip johnson is unusual 4 IS not de-
terring him from ciinchlng a ten-round
fight with Lsngford at Los Angeles on
July z KetcheH accepted Promoter Nc
Crry's ofIer OF a 10000 guarantees. win
lose. or draw, fo- MIL with Langford
several weeks ago. but it was not until
to-day that MeCa-ry received positive
assurance from LanEford's manager that
the latter would accept
The hitch was due TO the bonus offered
Lsngford. McCarry was willing - give
him $3.50, but the Boston negro demanded
$500 McCarry then raised the figures to
1900. and to-day Lsngfords manager
csbled an acceptance from London.
When KetchelI heard that Langford had
accepted terms. ne was much pleased. cut
his manager. Wiilus Britt, declared that
Langford would have 20 agree 20 be IN
this country thirty days before the MIL
IN order to settle the match.
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Crnezie wins Track Meet.

Pis.Sburg, May Is4The University Of
PsstsbGrg was forced to yield to-day to
tie Carnegie Technical School in their
annual track meet, the latter winning, SIS
10 81
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Middse.. :; Dickfnson. ;.

Annapolis, Nd, May l5.-The Middies
defeated Dickinson College to-day in a
closely fought game by the score OF 70
3 Lamphier and Anderson pitched for
Annapolis.
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Dorando Pietro Captures Relay.

Providence, R I. Nay I5-Dorando
Pietro defeated Floyd Dougherty and ".
D. Tipptoe, local men. here to-day in
twelve-nile relay race Dorsndo's tins
was 1:01:I1ls.
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Portsmouth, ., RoapoIxe. <

NcrfoIk, Va, May 5.-The Truckers
used the bat with telling effect this aft
ernoon. and won from Roanoke by 9 TO
.. Roanoke also batted some, and tied
the score IN the fifth. but could not keep
up with the pace set by Portsmouth.
Score:
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Army. 4. Carlisle. O.

West Point. n. Y. May B-F1ne field
ing By the Cadets. coupled with Hyatt's
good work n the box shut out Carlisle
to-day by the score Of I to @ Score:
Carlisle eGos80a
Amy y--.---..-----..-.--------. 9220B e.x-s
Batseres-Asstt aaa L4naa. CsrseE sas Hsres
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Pehnsy. 2; Yale. 0.

Philadelphia, Nay 15.-Schultz's pitching
was too much for Yale in the game on
Franklin Field this afternoon and the
Blues were shut out
RHE
Psuus5iy iyzria--....... o0I0oB BI0x-z
ssls..----,----.--.--.. GO % Q 60 ? 1
Batferias-Scaultz and Cozzeass Van Vleek and
Philtsn- Unplre-8lf HAZEL
The Washington herald., 1909-05-16

Belmont Park Race Track. y. 7. Nay
R-Demund. the chestnut counterfeit fol
which Paul J. Rainey save $4,000. in
the hope Of winning the Futurity three
years ego. came to life in the time-hon-
ored Toboggan Handicap. here this after
noon. and won galloping
But the Rainey luck was stil hovering
over the stable, as the big race this year
was worth but $500 10 the winner, where
as. under former conditions, it added
better than SEQ TO the bank ron Of the
winner
There VAS big crowd al The track To-
day. and there was plenty Of betting fol
the regulars, many OF the old-time book
makers making books on the nod" after
the British fashion. which is being *
studiously appropriated by the turt
powers that be this year, but for Mr.
Piker. whose two ans FIVE dollar bet:
have helped round out the big book.
in tiyaes gone by, there was nothing do
ing. TWO favorites won. Arasee and Co
horA in the two final races Of the day
while the usual number Of good things
we're bowled over with regularity.
he track was fast. but iumpy as ths
result OF last nights rain. Sam Emers
Won his annual stake in the fifth. The
Harlem Selling Stakes. when his good col
Arasee came home, winning ahead Of Z
good field
The summaries:
FIRST RACE-Fopr friouss; tRo-year-osds: sell
iuE. Ella Beau. s RUSSELL. to !. Won: Ne
dzliign. lo6 Howard 10 2 second: Zz1aozs. 8
tCreeTy1. S 70 5 third Tine. OK 45. Evening
Song. Hudss Sister, senator BTaekett, Iudot, and
SsiIicoin also ran
SECOND RACE-One nile: handicap. 1--we Wire
l8 tScoFilel. % s. won. Wisa Mason, g Up
tonl, 20 :. second; DaBdeT, s. tUran. So 70 /
third Tine. 80 % Aioutgomery also rzu-
THIRD RACE-FiFe fgrlonss, The juvenile: fo7
tEu-yea7-oids. Waldo. 1E l4IiLeri. &c 70 l. Won
NeTlnaTket- = l1idntTei. ! % J. second- An,
gsroua 10 Buns. % o l. third Tine. e=9 %
AnaETI- kocs5 o'Brien. Dun Care. Glopper, and
Shannon also usn-
FOURTH RACE-sN furloDEs- TotoEzan hzndf
cap De Aund = tButTe-l3, q 70 J. Eon; F1eid
Gouse- l8 DuEani. 70 Q second; Harlan. %:
tHolarl, % 7. third Tine. III. Rss,iso,che
EEeDdi. Jolly. sun Dance and Nctazilza also ran
FIFTH kACE-One mile; Harlem selling stakes
Arasee. rs CLASS. % s. Won. Norbift II but
ven. : T. J. second; Trareler s iUprGuj 10 l
third- Tine, I19 2S Earl @. Hin Lad a Is7r
CoH- DGEdeliln. Taboo. and Cos.uty Far also ran
SIXTH RACE-SeFel fuTi0uCs- Tor noneulnner
4 1875 or l9e. Coher1 rs (Smithl. 10 q. Won
Dc1 Creole, rs 1icDanieli. 4 70 3 second; Ciairs
Russell. IL fSc0Tlel. = % = third. Tine Is s.
Loudcn Light Malaga, Desirocs EsoIc. and Muck
rake also an
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summary
SENIOR EVENTS.

Rrmninz b-oad t1mp-L Pistt. 6rst; Bake, Sc
ord Distance Is feet 70 inches
Runli1z high t1np-Bake-. f7S-. Worch ssccrd
Height 4 feet e ircheS
Pole va1it-Bsksr. frst; Moore. seooad Height
fcrt inches
ioeysrd dash-Thon. Ars,: Karrick. second Tine.
ol04 45
sssrd dash-Pists. fHt; Th0m. Sound. Tine.
GA IS
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DEMUND IS WINNER
Rainey Counterfeit Takes the
TOboggan Handicap.
RACE IS WORTH ONLY $500

Big Crowd At the Belmont Track,
and Betting by the wholesale Goes
on in the "Nody Fashion-Track
Fast and Lumpy, but PicIers Find
Several Good Things
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
LynchburE Cuts the Lead of Dan
Vile Down.

STANDING OF TIE TEAMS.
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HNENp EVFNTS

Running high iump-Meek. frst: Zes. second
Height. feet ! inch.
Running b-Oad 5ump-Meek. sTst: Zea, second
Distancs. 4 feet 5 incaeS
sa-yu1d dssh-CEsnford. arSt. Moore, sorond Tine
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nile un called OF.
NTER,fFn1lrr FrFNrs

--NAA-AN-AA-I-@AE- ~ f--NA .
RUBuing broad kmTs-Osgood. fTSis Sates. second.
Distance. 3 fset 70 inches-
Running hish t1mp-0sEood. frs.; Tslbott, second
Height foet inches
loo-yard dssh-Osgood. first; Gates, sscond Tine,
n-rs -
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OFFICIALS

Manasgr-sir. ". r Jobs0n. stsrser-N1. F. W.
Mcknight
Judses Of rscc-sir. G. I0vnsoa- Mr.. T 3. Past.
and ATr. G. y. Ssusna-.
Field jodsss-sIE Z. ! P-esby Mr.. F. Smith,
and Nh Z KCeler-
TimenS-SIr. A. King. Mr.. J. st. C. B-ookes. AIr.
G. GeyeT.
Scorer and auuounos--Dr- W. B. Hudson.
Custodian of pTizss-Sfiss Sue Ann Wilson
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sehooIboy Rreaks Reeord.

baireIieS-hIsles ard Shultz, Rider ard -
StTuck OUt-By Hines. Il; by RideT. 6.
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Open-AIwtima TindseJ Glenn RiddeU. Ale
Dunbar Columbia alleys. New YORK IS CIso9.
Touruameut-HsTism Circle Trio Harlem CIrcl
aIleys. New York z55 Cle1sl
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NATIONAL BOWLING CHAMPIONS OF 7


Indiridual-las7 G. F. Sausr. New Yo-k. &; Is1s
Fre6eTick SchEartjs, Brooklyn. 6s7
TWomen-ls57 John Nelson and Waite- Tutfiu
B-ooklyu I'D. I2cs. John Mcisuirk snd John Grady
Pat0Tson. y J.. I.5ia
FITeussn-ls57. Corinthians. New Yers. 2sl4; IaQ
BrIEsEIcks. New ICTk. 2sA
al aTound-is57. john J. HooIheis Brooklyn. Is5s
9 ezEes 80. ". L. E-imann, Brooklyn. liz e
Ean.eSl.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-13
TERRIBLE I
EXPE ERIENCE
Mining Man TwiceBuried
With Arm and Leg
Broken

Rapid city. s. D., Oct. 13-Forced
10 roll over and over for distance Of
two miles with a leg and arm broken
after he had been buried twice at
the bottom of shaft both times dig
giug himself out, was the experience
of Bert Miller. mining expert, who
went yesterday to inspect shaft at
Silver City.
Miller WAS thirty feet underground
when the first cavein occurred. He
was buried completely and his left
leg broken below the knee. He drug
himself out with his hands and pro-
ceodcd a short distance when he was
buried again. This time his right arm
was broken He dug himself out with
his left hand and gained the shaft col
lar
He then rolled over and over until
he reached the claim of Robert Riley.
miner. The flesh on the fingers of
his left hand WAS worn TO the bone
and amputation was required.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-13

ARE A I WAR
Rival longs in a Feud
Which Promises Ex-
termination

New York. Oct l3.-Anticipating
the renewal of hostilitieS. following
the official electrocutlon OF three Chi
namen in Boston. scores Of detectives
and uniformed policemen are now on
guard in New York's Chinatown.
The murders for which the Boston
Cinnamon we're executed occurred In
retaliation for a tong riot in New
York, in which Chinaman was kill
ed For years there has been pc
culiar sympathy between the tong
members in Boston and this city, re-
talIation for one outrage being inflict-
cd in the other city For that reason
the local police believe that the
friends Of the executed Cinnamon Will
see! vengeance here Definite word
has been rcceeived that for every Chi
naman electrocuted two members OF
the rival tong would be killed.
Policemen in uniform are fifty feet
apart throughout Chinatown and de
tectives are circulating among the
inhabitants of that section.