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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-28
Iuslanb.

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Pnplt bic Gbiiat bat, oemndGit Spei
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bel sinem Dammbru9 on benz Ders
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punft Der 6lblis @unsss uno Brabma.
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usridisoene llniueriitdten in Stalien,
Sraufrsi4 unS Dsuti6Iaub bsiuat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-28
Der granb Der 8remer DsIfabrif.

gei Der 9tbIoi4ung bes @ranoes
9eru SeIinbrif true cine groBere an,
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brannt. sluBer oem Souptgebdube
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ftdu6ig ,eritort. @s beoarrfte Oes tbat-
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ipeiteren inbuitrieIen anIaeen bes
SreiboIeneebietes gu idiisen. Die
Gntitebungsurinte oes Seuers iIt
nod unbetonut. Die eonae anIaee
1T fdon einuiol i'm Sabre 1891 burd
Suer ednalid seritort-uorben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-28
0ermifdtee Snlanb.

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n Subren Rearsslcmirat 9snrD @rbsn.
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uOn 81 SabrsH Der PbilantbrOp Gbra'
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Jon an 9iisren' @ntjiinouns.
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aufwanb uou $25, 100000 elm nsuer
Union SubnbOf erri6tst weroeu.
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Or. Sames 8. Carlisle, Der friibere
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ben alter BON s4 Sabren.
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seben. oaB in ben Yereinisten Staaten
ausenblidlid 1000 PrriOnenan Der Pel'
lasra erfrantt Oarnisoer liesen.
= Das fir ben ueritorbsnen Gr.
Prdiiosuten @rouer @leuelano seplante
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ton, q. g., srri6tet weroen.
= Das i'm sun3en 9anbe riibmli6ft
bsfannte ct. Ssnatius @ollese in gbi.
caso wirb uOn isst an unter bem glamen
9oaDOta uniueriitdt betannt fein.
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batter, Der nit Dem Snbult BON $1,000
6aB ,erlt0rt puroe. S9aben stwa
$3.50, 600.
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amerltauildes Stadium Snititut orsani.
iiren wollcn, nm bort 8rebs uno abn'
li6e 3ranfbeiten ju bsbaubelu.
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betuunt sessbsn. oab bis auf SBeilsrsS
bel Sablen feline SSablmai4lnen benlet
msrben fOnnsn, neil bic Der 8ebOrOs Sur
Rriifuus unterbreitstsu Wtaidiusn fsb.
lerbaft iiuo.
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nsuen @rplOiiuitOff sutoedt bat, Der uiel
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Yanama, Canals bepdbren piirOs.
: @insr Der altsftsn Prisitsr In Den
Ysrsinistsu Staatsu, Der 93idbriss Olsu.
Norian s. Ban Quilt, purbe i'm SSna'
thus college in Chicago als 1si6e se.
funbsn. Sor 60 Sabren mar er Yro.
feiior Der Wtutbematit OIL Der ct. SOuis
llniperiitat.
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den @nrD, Sno., wiro ausenblidlih
nit iolder Sitterfeit sefiibrt, oab Elm
Suabe bis iett set6btst nurbe unb brei
@eiddftsfirmen iif aufSelOit bubsn.
neil bic Tbeilbabsr Der @ampasns wes
gen 3u bdufise unO beftise Streitsrsisn
batten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-28
Gtfenbabn Seittabelle.
Selapare, eadniuaHna uno @eHsrH Balm.
9n Graft hen oi 0unf zoos

Sn straft ben "a. SUM- 1906.
eh0li9-8rI6bt Scranton fir 0tp gprI
um 2.05, 3.20, 6.05, 500, 1920, Born. +,
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i2.40 unb 3.35 9a&mitfaas. mir
Ecbsbauna, $40 Nd&mitiaas.
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1910 @rr. uue los Nd&m. fJfr Ssprop
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i.55 Na6mittass. Sspsao. SpraaIt uns
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uOmmtu Spuntaes. }iir RUntrSl. nm q In
Wcr.; los unb $40 RaGm. WttuIGpu We.
{ criccattpu. I'm 400 RaGmiftaas. 9fno.
bamptpn aeecmpeation UNI 6.f5 NaGmtttdos
Wloomsburg Sibifion-gnIS6t @rautpr
fhr Norttumbtrlanb nm 6.35, 1920 Mor. =,
t;55 unS $40 gia&m. Gar pIsmUuib UNI 9. .O5
Ra&mittass.
Scnutaass8iae.
edoli@-Biir Rtp gcrE um 2.O5. 32n
sos nne 1920 Mcrssns; 3.35 uHb 3.lO
Rddm.
R0rnIi9 - Mir Buffalo UNI lis. urs
6.25 Rcr.; t.55, $40 unb ff.fO Vodm
Bhr Siuabaitcn unb 3pigHsnfaiipntn. q. .OC
unb 1910 Rcrrittnas
SIoomsbura 6ibiiioH @rIShi GerautUu
um tO.2h m"- "-N $40 Rd6miitaas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-28

Serr Buuneil. Der oas 9leihs amt
asaenwartis psrwultet. bat wdbrenO isl'
mes Termines ben Steuersahlern tan'
Ienbe BON Dollars mebr eripart, uls pie
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-28

finrliaer @eife tpeib SeinridSeirp bic
GeitaIt oes 2inSerrblattes 6u oeiiten:
SieA 6as 2in6enblatt, 6u tpirlt es
@be Elm $erS aeitaltet finben,
Darlrrn itben Die 8erliebten
GlDb m Iiebiten unter 2in6en.
ltno nem tp1re ienes poIfstbiim.
Iife 2ieb bon @ilbeLm 0eiiIler niht
betdnnt bon Dem 2inoenbaum am
9rlntrum Dor Dem Tbore2" Inter
Sraiun bon @liid uno 2iebe ge.
trGitnnt, in feline &inSe 70 mandes
Iiebe Bort als @rinnerlnes5ei4eH
ein9erist; iie rallidten Dem @anber.
uiiben tbeilnebnien6 ou:
seonun ber 5ii mir, @feIle,
Sier finoit on oeipe Stub.
gs lit foroerbar, oob oieier 8nun
10 ielten gon1e BGlOer biloet, bod
itens fonlmt bier urt6 6o elm fleines
6 nbengeboI5, Elm fJciner oHnuitbiger
2inbenbain Dor. Dogegen i6eint er
spie man6e Gbtere Die 8orliebe aii
baben, Dem WaerHden alrf ienn Der.
idlie6enen Spltren 5u foIgen, irro bas
lit tuobI mi6 ii6er Elm @ritno init,
ooB er mierem Ser5en 10 rrabe itebt.
uebTrau no Der 0aerfh Iebt, oa ge.
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ole Siitte 5es 2an6mntnes itredt iie
ibren rumnrnen0en 8fpetg", IN
ibrem S6atten quilt 6as frtf6e Rab
6es 9runnens. Inter ibren gleIten
tpirp6en in oIten Easen bic q1noIi9en
Sefte sefeiert, Die froblihen Rfingit-
IinS Sirntest6nSe alisgefiibrt. 90
beibt es ia aud i'm kSauit" bonn
Oouoereniigen:
Dr Sd)1fer pltste fid gum SanB
Wfit bitnter SSade, 8np6 un6 &ran3,
8unt mar er artgeoo9en.
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uro aIIes tan5te i9on Die tou.
llrrS tpie ienes fleine ftnnige
BfIdus6en. oas biinne Crime @rus
ocn Meniden treu geIeitet bon ben
SlunmeIpLGsen ieiner Slieerb bis au
Der bapabienen @rabesidoIle, 10
treu foIst olid bic 9it6e als tpaiiter
@enob Dem 9tbgeidiaoenen aif ben
@ottesnder; bort beihattet fe Die BET
ligen Staten ittnlmer Srauer, bort
fliiitert Iie Dem 8etribten a6er aii6
Groitllng 5u:
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8erfiinoet auferiteben.
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RIopfitod, Sieier edit oeutIde SGn.
ger be9roben Iiest ~5u Sttenfen, bon
2imoen beidattet alrf bem BIan",
urro Die ntaudes gieni6enfinO, ods
gu 2eb3eitn 10 germ inter ben 8lpei.
gen oieies gaumes rlibte un6 trGum-
tc, mag in ieinem Shatten Dem Ian.
gen Eo0esidlaf Der auferitebirne snt-
eegwi6lununern.
Die oeutife 5Lur 1T reid an 91u-
men, Die Der Wseni9 aus oem einen
ODER ou0eren 8run6e Iiebt. s[ber
nidt ole ftben ieirem @enpiitbe
elei6 nabe. rnO feiner lift ibm 10 ms
Sers gapofien tpie bic 2iHoe. es
lit, oils OBJ iie bes Weniden Denfen
un6 sSii6Ien in befon6gTem @rabe
perItGnoe, oIs Oh iie antbeiI nGbue
on feinem @eihide bon Der 8iegs
bis gum @rdbe. uno baber fuirS iie
Dor allen nnDerm 9GiHuen iymer
Sas @OrredJt baben. Der eistntIid
6eutfhe 9mun gu fein. (
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-28
eadamauua & qsbomina gansp.
(euuret einie,)
3piI&tn srdntCn unb g4iIfts. Barr

3hat psrIaiftu Sunntrn um I On. 2.nO. q On.
100, 500 uub 500 Wcrdsns. I'm s 40 wcr.
gene an g8cGtntdatn unb n1t nddtfoatuN,
lpanNa Wiuuttu. uue nm 7.0n GRprdfus an
Sohutdasn unb ale ud6foIasrSr ,wan,ia Npi.
ruitu Sic uue iufIufvs 20 no Rndbts, In Rn.
ss.Ydrrt ii Winutsr 'b6ter dufCmms-e.
Grprs,iaf, uur IN piitstcu drhdTtsue, Ssr.
dftn Scranton ALE Sturbs iSdIib ouaas.
upmmeu Scuutdds uuh fsiertiosa eppr 7 "a
Wcraeus tts 7.tq Tstube UNI .rffFss IN gSil.
fes. Barre 10 Wliuuttn fpSisr eiu'fi !tis.
Seftersr Di.ua ,riih, = Scranton! gPds Nut
pdrI, euua Tdrf. psterahuvd unc DuHmprs.
Giebs EabrbIdn FUR qsbddbsf5rbtrnSt 9Eat.
SPut In ASaft am 8. SHIit9o7.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-28
Der oeutfdIe Baum.
Die 2iRhe fat ben GbreHplat in ser
SiAtans nnisres gulfes.

Ms ssiAsu Sss eriuussans ssSHs~st.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-28
tperSen

Deu 9iirgern GIeoeIartos neroeH
Bel Der beporitebenoen 8abI StiTui'
setteI orgdegt mcroen, ole 361 gfa-
men entbnIten. gtettfertig I etn Der
ortiaes uniiberiihtlides 1Hgetbiin
nidt polImii Die SorOetr ntg Gner
@rtbeillng Ser slemtergri Ipperr art
perldIe0ene 8obISetteI2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-28

gIui Dem 0obrltnesmitteIfoHsr.B
in 9enuer bat Or. @iIep, Gbef Der
gunoesabtbcihlng fir Gbentie, Die
mooerne SauSfrnu nls cine @iftrni'
idlerin im0 cine 9ucretia 9orgia b.
seihnet.. 8eun Die Icttere nod Iebte,
Siirite iic iid iebr eei6meiteIt fiib.
len.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-28
Sins, @rai,
Oemotratiider &anoioat
fir
Glerf Of tbeGnnrts
(6erid tsidreibe,)
:A 3, \
Sin Bsamter. Der iir ben lestsn Sret
oE1hreu seine Rfftd1teu QemtlieubQft ers

sin @eanlter. ber in oen letten Orsj
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-28
9enrD Q. 9aipler,
bcmOfratiiGtr
GanniDat
fir
&egiitcr Of &ias,
9adawanna GOaatb.

Sn anbsruat Euade ous Se supI bisbsr am in at
swisnbafts 98eis pei0nl6 unspefsa elmer
Sipdbluns bsist unO niud baber feline DtbHs ibm bur&
W 3uuu bwn oaB m bel g8a fir i5u fim
SIN Sale 94eoerwab miro am 3nfuH feline
sunSe sumatum wiOm d uuOrmmsnb freui6
5seu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-28

Yorsdu9e unb b fam u Elm Yeps lnr thdSen uno 9mlenph
wuuna bue perbeu ernsr ba feline gmsnbe fir bic Dut4m
Yob bisbsn omsn Nfutade ibre @bafte rlso
gen. uspt srwab bi sewnbafte uno anoorn'
Sswuuns Der 3ufunft sebsn we in Der SsanSsnbt u
Str Stimme bel Der g8abl wirb eunOlbh eriudt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-07
.LANGfORD'S PUNCH WONDER
Jim Flynn Gives One Version OF It
Ring Experts Give
Au0ther

In a letter from Jim Flynn 10 friend
in Pueblo he has the following to say
of his fight with sam Langford:
Il have been thrown out Of loeomo-
tives when working as a fireman. have
fallen down a mining shaft, and carry
twenty-six scars on my head IWhere /
have been hit at different times with
every imaginable tool of warfare, but in
all of my life ] have never been raped
like Langford hit me. When Langford
landed that doubIe-header l did not know
whether I was fighting OF firing an en-
gine.
'LangOrd said he hit me with lucky
punch. but my manager, Tim McGrath,
said that If that was the case he mad a
thousand punches, for every one he threw
our way meant Just what happened when
one found a resting place Tim also says
that it's mighty lucky for JeffTies that
he retired from the ring before the coon
came to town, and to preserve the irish
race he would suggest that all the boys
Of that fellows weight should draw the
color line"
OF ali the persons in the world who
should be familiar with the punch that
won the fight for Langford. surely Flynn
should be well posted However. there
effects Of that particular punch Prac-
tically every ring expert vino saw the
fight either came out in bold letters or
minated that Flynn laid down. The
press dispatches also say that Flynn de-
manded his share Of the purse, $50,
win. lose OF draw. before he crawied into
the ring, and he got it. 1t seems shame
to have nice little speech like the one
above conflict with q few cold facts.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-07
If IT'S HERE
IT'S RIGHT
HAS Al. KUBIAK
CLASS TO WIN?
New Star In Heavyweight Dr.
vision Has Made a Num-
Der of Good Fights.

Is Al Kubiak. the Michigan giant.
product OF Grand Rapids, the town
made famous By Stanley Kerchel, de-
stined to be the man to wrest the
heavyweight laurels from Jack J0nu-
son? Does Kubiak. of the same hardy
Polish stock as KetChel, possess the
necessary qualities to regain for the
white the supremacy now held by the
Galveston black2 These are questions
of especial concern to ring followers su
their search through the present DAY
crop of white heavyweight champion
ship prospects for a man fit to win back
the laurels thar Tommy Burns gave zap
at Sydney, Australia In running over
the list Of heavyweight COnteudCrs. Eu-
biak generally has been overlooked ty
the great majority Of seekers after
new white champion. The reason for
this is easily eXpla ned kubiak- -a-
years ago, was totally unknown outside
of a small circle. His early history is
clouded by conflicting statements. Some
have claimed that ne is 4 ringer"
veteran who has assumed a new name
but Kubiak and mis- friends Of boyioci
have given the lie to these stories.
According to the most authentic i1-
formation obtainable, Kubak, until zee
Gently, was a policeman of Grand Rap
ids. While still in his teens he won
some small fame as a wrestler. but the
mat game not being to his liking ha
soon discarded il for the more lucrative
one of boxing. While still "Unhougrad
and unsung," Kubiak dTifted tn the
east, locating IN Philadelphia where ne
found engagements in the preliminary
bouts of the star cards arranged by the
Quaker City clubs. From the outset
Kubiak's success was spectacular. He
whipped all opponents in such work
manlike style that his fame gradually
began to spread. Better men were con-
tnuaIly secured for him, but the better
they were the quicker did the Polish
giant dispose of them. Jim Stewart.
highly touted eastern heavyweight
Fred Bradley, a New England product.
Jim Maher, who was heralded on his
arrival here from Ireland as the best
heavyweight that the green little isle
had developed in years, and a score ef
lesser lights, have fallen victims 10 tlr
mighty fists Of the Grand Rapids cop
Der.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-07
DIFFERENCES ADJUSTED.
National Baseball Commission VIII
Report Within Five Days.

Cincinnati, Jan. 6.-The three days seS-
sion Of the national baseball commission
closed today when the national sssociati ton
Of minor leagues agreed to follow the class
IA" clubs and allow the commission to
settle the differences between the two fac
tons regarding the territorial rights of the
Eastern league and the American associa-
ton.
Every difference that existed when the
conference began has now been adjusted.
The report of the commission will be is
sued within the next five DAYS
Regarding the admission for the world s
championship games. the commission fixed
the maximum price at g and the minimum
at % cents.
The commission discussed the possible
chances of lettering the conditions among
the outlaws on the Pacific coast and
after a conference with J. Cal Ewing OF
the Pacific Coast league, decided to post
pone any action until the next commission
meeting at Chicago on Feb. Is. The Ma
ttiOnal and American leagues also will
meet In Chicago then.
The National Association of Minor
leagues accepted the resignation of Presi-
dent P. T. Powers and Director O. Brien,
president Of the American association.
NJ. 1. Sexton Of the Three league was
elected to succeed Powers and F. c. Car
son. president of Central league, to sue
coed o Brien
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-07
Today's Los Angeles Entries.

First race. eleven-sixteenths mile purse
My DeTecho. III: WOoiwinder III: De
tector, III; Reformation, III: Chaffincl
III; Solus, liz; Emperor William, III; Al
len Lee ia; Meltoncloth. III; Hamper, III,
Ybor, ia; Mr.. Bishop, ia; Jane Laurel
H.
Second race. three-eighths mile purse 81
Kid, 100; King of Yoio 109; Domithilda
100; Don Franco, 109: Virgie Case. 109
Frank @. Hogan. 107: Moltendale, 10i;
Chalum, 104; Helma s. 104; Wicket Lass
104
Third race. ven-eighths mile. selling
Wisechild, 106: Don Somby. 106; Calves
101; Orcagna. 101: Ards. g.; Dr. Matthews
go; Virlando, 80; Kintuck, 9e; Henry OF
Shernemore, 90; st. Kilda, e6; Third Rail
IS; Bon Ton, 90; Vanen. "a; Ed B. 81.
Fourth race. seven-eighths mile, selling
Mark Anthony, 106; Rapid Water, f0i
Seymour Beutler 1A: John Carroll, JOB
Andvari, 101; Center Shot 101; Hasty Ag-
mes, Ss; Ida May, IS; Jane Swift, IS
Cloyne. 96; Molesey, 1o3.
Fifth race, mile and three-sixteenths
seiling-AnimUs, f09; J. c. elem, 106
Blackmate. 105: Wuerzberger, 100.
Sixth race, eleven-sixteenths mile, purse
-Hasket. 103; Colonel Bob. 1O3; Dolly
Ding. 101: Adriuche IS: Shirley Rossmore
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-07

Oakland, Cal. Jan. 6-Entries for
Thursday $ races at EmeFyvilie.
First race. six fuTiongs seliing-Saine-
saw. Belehamber. IS; Yellowstone, Rose
Cherry. FDnnyside HanGmaiden, Silver
Sue. 10l; DR.. Sherman. lick Abrams. HUI
ford, Bantam Sid Silver. 103.
Second race. three furlongs, selling, 2
r-oids-DuneIg, 102; Wicket, Priphee,
Judge Quinn, Kitty ROdd, 107; Bre' Rob
ert, Do Do. Prince Ascurias. Gerando,
English Mall, Basel. 10; Balronia, 107.
Third race. six furl0ngs. seIling-Von
Tromp. 11: Gene Russell. 102: Metlakatla.
lQ5; Keep Moving, los; SaiHrida, Little
Minister Platoon 107: Priceless Jewel.
los; Honest, 100; Curriculum, 1O9; He
Knows. 116
Fourth race, one mile and seventy
yards. selling-Be Thankful, Billy Pull
man, 102; Estella G. 100; Husky, Nebulo-
sus. Red Leaf. Docile. los; Fred Bent J.
R Laughrey, Belmere. 107; County Clerk.
JaComO. 10
Fifth race, one and one-fourth miles.
sellinE-Prince Of Orange, 96; Long Ball,
101; My Bouquet, F1avigny. Northwest,
i04; Byroner6ale, The Captain, Modicuu1,
Invader, Prince Nap, f06; Lord Rossing-
ton, I07; Cleveland. 100.
Sixth race, one mile purse. 3-year-ol6s-
Prosper, Tom Hayward, Bill Eaton, 100;
Moorish King. Yankee Daughter. Tom
Reid Argonaut Aks-Ar4Ben 1O3
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coupled with winner.
At Los Angeles.

Los Angeles, Jan. Sin a remarkably
run race, Jack Atkins. carrying 132 pounds,
easily won the San Marriage handicap of
five and one-half furlonss at Santa Anita
park To-Day He was 4 : to 20 favoTite
and his victory stamped him as the best
Splinter In the west The favoTite was so
full of run that Powers was unable to
hold him and when the field Strengthened
out in the stretch he was in front and
won easily by three-fourths of a length
from Waterbury. with Fern L. third.
The time was les 2-5. Three favorites
won. Results.
First race. five furlongs. selling Eliz-
sbeth Harwood. 107, Page, 3 to >, won:
Fore, 107. (HowaTd), to >, second; J. II.
Reed. 112. fTreubeD, TO ?, third. Time
100 2-5. Guise. Lula c., Fundamental.
San Vito. Seryicence, Bertha and Osorine
also ian.
Second race, 2-year old Odds. three fur
longs. purse-Carroli, 10. (ShiilingD, to
5. won; A J. Small. Ito. CTreuben to
/, second; Tyras, los. (Howard). Is 10 /.
Dragon. oswald B., Sepulveda. Slice, Ell
Perfecto and O'Connor also ran.
Third race, seven furlongs, selling-Den-
mis- Stafford. 103, (Archibald), 3 to 5. won
Steel. 102. Clark, 1g TO l, second: Made
line Musgrave, 90. tSumter). 10 to l. third.
Time-l:25 40 Timothy Wen. Veil Ko-
rosilany, Uncle Walter and Toupee also
ran. Senator Barrett left at post
Fourth race, five and one-half furlongs.
San Mariana handicap-Jaek Akin. is2.
(Archibald1, s to I. second; Fern L., So.
page, L to l. third. Time-1:o5 2-5. c.
W. Burt and Gemmell also ran.
Fifth race, mile and AN eighth, purse
Edwin T. Fryer. 100. powers. Is to ).
won; Norbitt. l03. 6foward). to l. sec
Time-l:51 As. Big Chief also ran.
Sixth race one mile. seiifng-Pickawav
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TURF RESULTS.
At Oakland.

At Oakland.
Oakland. Jan 6-CIear weather pre-
vailed at EmeryVille today. but the track
was very muddy. The feature of the
card was the fourth race, in which some
clever performers met. Beilewether
opened favorite. but a plunge on Jacobite
caused the Ellison horse to rule first
choice when the field went to the post
Bellewether went to the front at the start
and was never headed, winning from
Grace and Jacobite. Gambrinus, a 10 to 1
chance. proved a surprise in the mile
event. Gilbert Rose added another 2-year-
old race to mis- credit when he beat Good
Ship. Results:
First race. six furlongs. seIIing-BelIe
Kinney, 10. (Mentry), 9 to 2, won; Wool
ma no. (Walsh). Z to /, second; Sarascena.
n2, MILLER, y to ], third. Time
1:16 is. Duke Of Orleans, Marion Rose,
Lady Carol. MendOn, Metlskatla, Trans
mute, Taos and La Rose finished as
named.
Second race. three furlongs, purse-Gil-
bert Rose, III, (Scoville), to 10. won;
Good Ship, 101, (NOtter). to !, second;
Graham, 11e Q-ee), Is to 1, third Time
81. Tipster, Fire. Biased. Woolston, San
Leandro, Yuba, Caesar, Triloba and Penn
finished as named
Third race, one mile, selling-Gam-
brinus, III, (Miller). 10 to /, won; Paladini,
ILL., Okeoghl, Z to 1, second; Warning,
10 (Gilbert), s to l. third. Time A
Beechwood, Derdom, Okenite, High Gun,
General Haley Dareington ana Sis Lynne
wood finished as named.
Fourth race, Futurity course. selling
BeIlewether. Jos, (Miller). Is to 5 won
Grace G., 10s, Gycurgus), Is to 1, second ;
May Amelia. 107, (Goldstein). 30 to !,
third. Time-i:U- Charlie Dohertv. ia
cobite, John H. Sheehan, Lens ard Tom
Shaw finished as named
Fifth race, one mile, seliing-Lord Ross
ingtou, 102 CTaplin). to 1. won; Bolo-
man, 1O9. (Keogh), 10 to ). second: Grom-
obOi f07. fScovilleb 9 to 2 third Time
1:44 3-5. Cermelina. Lackfoot Sea Lad.
Miss May BOwdish, Bill Curtis, PHI IgOe
Talentosa and Bongball finished as named.
Sixth race, Futurity course, purse-Twi-
bling Water I06. CKeogh), 70 to ). sec
ond; Fanatic, 1O2, (Scoville, third. Time
LII is. Ace of Diamonds, Joe Rose,
George Kismet and Minorca finished as
named.
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