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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-18
Big Winnings Of Owners at
the Arcadia Meeting

During the first 90 days of the Ar
cadia meeting the horses of S. C. Hill
dreth won S3O,S15.
Hildreth's nearest competitor in the
winning owners. list was Barney
Schreiber, whose stable earnings were
S13,755: r. +. Carman came third with
$13,340; r. L. Thomas fourth, with
$13.075: p. T. Chinn fifth with S13025,
and the other owners above the SO 900
mark included William Walker. s12.-
1S5, and the St James stable, $11,2S0.
Jockey Shilling headed the list of
riders with -11o winning mounts, as
against 107 to the credit of V. Powers
None of the other boys are anywhere
near these two leaders. The percent
age of winning favorites was A.
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CORBETT TIRES OF. SEEING
JACK JOFINSON,.S CHEST OUT

WHEELING, w Va, March 17Jame J. Cobet tonight issued
second challenge fight with either Jee Johnson
He said:
Il tired of this fellow Johnson going his
chest nobody inclined fight him
that has and hereby challenge Jefes
Johnson box number of rounds finish club in
the world
Il will forward from Indianapolis check for $1,000
Al Smith well holder in New
York a guarantee OF my good
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HOWE pErEATs IAcksoN.

In the final game in the first round
Of the billiard tournament at the
Hague parlors last night L. NJ Howe
defeated John A. Jackson by a score
Of 80 TO 20 in the best game so far
played in the tourney. Howe ran the
game out in II innings, which was the
shortest contest SO far played. Both
players made runs of three. which were
the best score they made during an in
ming. There Will be four games played
in the second round and they were
drawn last night as follows: Garbutt
Us. McNey, Nelson VS.. Otto, Howe VS.
Clark and Simkins vs.. Freeman
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MRS. SHERMAN WINS
FINAL N GOLF
HANDICAP
Captures Silver Cup az COrO-
nadO by Defeating Mrs.
Hammond i'm Last Round
Iseecial Di,pateh 10 The CalIl

CORONADO, March 17.-In the hnai
round over is holes, match play. OF the
ladies annual golf handicap on the
links here this morning, Mrs. r. ;.
sherman defeated Mrs. Hammond VINO
received nine strokes at the sixteenth
hole, winning the match. 5 up and
to go. and capturing a silver cup.
Mrs Hammond won a silver medal or
the Coronado country club. Mrs. Ham
mond received a stroke on first. fourth
sixth, seventh. tenth, thirteenth, nr-
teenth. sixteenth and eighteenth holes
Medal play scores were as follows;
Mrs. Sherman-Out 5. 4, 8. z. 4, 10, 3.
8. 5; total. 81. In 5. 8, 3. >, g. s. TO-
T. Mrs 4, 'Ofai Hammond-Out 6. 6. 7, 7. Z. 10.
s, S, I: total. Ga. In s, 4, s. Z, s, s. 8,
s, g; total. 5S.
In the afternoon a score OF polo
PLAYERS and friends took part In an Is
hole handicap. three competitors tying
with net scores of 81 each, as SHOWN
in the following table,
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BALL COACH LOSES JOB

BERKELEY. March l7.-Internal dissensions
aud dissatisfaction caused the withdrawal to-
night of Robert Causey's contract as coach of
the University of California baseball nine This
action taken by the executive committee of
the student body. Causley's work as coach had
not been satisfactory. although he was rated as
star baseball player. Ralph Myers captain
and first basemaB. reckoned the star of the nine
resigned captain r result of the commit
tees decision. He had been sponsor for Causley
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BOOSTS srAN1sLAUs. CouNTy

for information concerning the rich
irrigated yalley about Modesto, Stanis-
iaus county. no better medium could
pc desired than the special edition of
the Modesto Morning Herald, I. G.
rocking, editor, of March IA. The pa
per contains "a pa ges. exploiting the
merits of Stanislaus county. The IL
tustrations are particularly good and
are selected to give a comprehensive
luea OF the varied industries of the
lock and Modesto irrigation districts
are printed The edition is of value
10 an VINO are Investigating country
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place, and soon every
miserable symptom of
Catarrh is haraSSing
and causing discomfort
to the unfortunate
ones.
Catarrh is a deep
seated blood disease,
one which no amount of
local treatment will ever
reach and permanently
cure. The beneficial
effects of wash eS,
sprays, inhalationS, 10
tions, etc., are only
temporary, and when
left off the old condi-
ton returns because
the blood is infected
with catarrhal matter
and impurities. This
inflameS and irritateS
the mucous membrane
and tissues and pro-
duces the symptoms of
ringing noises in the
head and ears, mucuS
in the throat, head
aches, watery eyes,
partial deafness, sore
throat, general impair
ment of the health, etc.
To cure Catarrh
permanently the blood
must be purified, and
the system cleanSed OF
all morbid matters, and
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WILL MEET on COLLEGE DIAMoNr

BERK ELEY, March list Igna-
thus college nine of San Francisco will
meet the varsity baseball team on the
campus diamond in the second game
of the series tomorrow afternoon. st.
vincent's college team is expected to
arrive from the southern part of the
two games. the first to be played on
Charter day. March %, and the second
the day following. In the southern
California series the blue and gold took
a game and st. Vincent one. so the
campus games will be the decisive of
the series.
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WILL ATTEMPT LONG FLIGHr

INDIANAPOLIS, March 17.-The Aero
cIub OF Indiana has received word from
us engineer, G. L. Bumbaugh, who is
the trip by balloon from that citJ fo
indianapolis. Bumbaugh. qualifying as
al aeropilot, increases the number Of
pilots in the United States to FL He
IS 10 be in Indianapolis on April / to
instruct members of the Aero club in
oaiiooning in preparation for the inter-
national contest to open here June 15
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BREAKS HIGH KICK RECORD

SOUTHBORO, Mass, March. IA
new worlds record IN the running high
kick was made at the second day of
the athletic meet at St. Marks school
He did feet 10 inches The previous
record was feet S inches. held by c.
c. Lee of New Haven, Conn, made in
1887
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No. 1 Defeats Vernon

LOS ANGELES, March 17.-Homer
Cravath, formerly of the Angels, cele-
brated his return to Los Angeles in
major league company by making a
ing the White Sox No. team to de-
feat Vernon by score of IL to 5. Cra-
vath's mighty work with the stick was
all the pitchers being hit freely, and
there being no spectacular fielding. The
CO
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CHAMPION BowLERs coNTEsT

PTTTSBURG, March 17.-The first
games of the international events be-
tween the 1908 champinns of the Amer
ican bowling congress, the National
bowling association. the Canadian
bowlers' association and the Middle
West bowling association drew a large
attendance tonight The Bonds team
of Columbus, o.. the A. B. c. cham
pions, rolled 2,515. the Brunswicks of
New York. the N B. A. champions
made a score of 2.604 and the De Soto
Stars of St Louis. M. w. B. A. cham
pions. totaled 2,6S5,
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at the same time strengthened and up Nothing EQUALS G
or ms purpose attacks the disease goes down 10 the
very DoHom or me trouble in the blood permanent and
asng cure 3 5 5 removes particle of the mater
from me circulation making this vital pure fresh and heaI
nen me named membranes begin heal they are noused
WIN pure heat-gvng blood the head cleared mucS sons
PACK INTO the throat symptom disappears the cont
non IS D up and health restored s. S greatest Of all blood
ana cures Catarrh by driving the the system
BENG mace entirely OF heahfu vegetable ingredients S. S. does
h CONF o6nn any habit forming drugs which really do Caah
pul oien rum me health will S. S. S. delicate
ems Book On Catarrh and medical advice all who e
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA
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OAKLAND
SUMMARY

Runs off Spencer 1, hits 4, innings 5; OF
Christian 4, hits 8, innings O. Three base hit
Zeider. Two base hits-Caneron, White, Flana-
gan. Sacrifice hits--Dayis, Breyette. Dalton.
First base called balls-0n Spencer 3, OF
Christian B. Struck out-By Spencer l. by Chris
tian l. by Marie 1. by Altrock /. Hit by pitched
ball-Beall Thy Christian. Double play-Trues-
dale to Breyette 10 Cameron Wild pitch
Maire. Time of game hour and 35 minutes.
Emnires--AIcCa and Mc(treeYx.
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SANTA CLARA
Rus AND HITS 81 INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Donovan. Peters First base
on called balls-On Friene . Left on bases
Santa Clara 4. San Jose 5. First base errors
Santa Clara l. Triple play-Peters to Shafer 10
Peters to Reams. Struck out-By Bartlett .
by Friene T. Passed ball-Eager Hit by
pteher-Keller. Time of game-l hour and 20
minutes Umpire-Boyle
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SUMMARY

Home -un--Cravath. Three base hits-Aitizer.
Graham. Two base hits-Tannehill t2), Atz.
Owens. Sacrifice hits-Owens. Cravath. Atz,
Hahn First base on errors-Chicago g. Left on
bases-C Chicago 10, Vernon I. First base on called
balls-On Shafer 3. of Coy s. on Sntor 2, or
Smith L.. Struck out-By Sutor 4. by Shafer 2.
by Smith g. by Coy 2. Passed ball-Owens.
Time of game-2 hours. Umpires-Perrine and
Toman.
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ST. NIARY,S
RUNS AND HITS BY INNIN'
TAIlIARY

bails-On Smith I. Of Leonhaud .. Struck out
by Smith = by Leonhard s.. Time of game
hour and 90 minules Impre-Brady
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CURED oP cArARRH.

Dear Sirs-At the age Of I've years contracted bad
Of Catah. 1t began with profuse waery discharge
from my nose The matter falling into my throat kept me
constantly hawking and splitting, and my breath too
fearully offensive but S. S. S. cured me sound and
well of the catah and cheeruy it to the
public.
When began taking S. s. S. it wasfor another disease
which the doctor called tuberculosis bone and snce
Ibegan the Of your remedy, S. S. S. four Of the i've
tubercles have healed and feel wen did in NY
life OSCAR WARP
45id Garfield Ave-, Kansas City, No
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CHEERFUILY REcoMNrENps :

For the pasttwenty years have been in the habit
OF taxing course Of s. s. s. every spring as blood pr
ner and have always been well pleased with tue results
nsd Catarrh for number Of years which was cured by
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oood purlner on earth Not only did it cure NV cstarh
put have known Of its being other cases with en-
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houston, Texas U. S. Dist. Attorney.
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LOST BIS VOICE.

6oldSbOro, ". c.
suffered severely with Cztarrh for number of years
and for eighteen months the disease thatf lost
my voice IN consequence Of it. tried various treatments
and doctors and was finally given up die then took
s. s s according TO directions and in due
my CararTn was entirely cured My voice restored
and rhave enjoyed good healtN ever since
W. H. GRIFFIN
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-18

WINS BY DEFAULT-Oakland, March II
Oakland high schools basket ball team won the
Academic league championship by default today
from Wilmer1ng.
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NOSE STOPPED UP AND ncEssArr COUGH.


Gentemen-I suffered for long time with a case
Of Catah and took great deal Of medicine without any
benefit Several doctors told me could not be cured
had continual headache, my cheeks had grown
purple my nose always stoDped up my breath had
sckenng and disgusting odor ana eoughed incessanty
Iheard Of your s. S. s. and wrote to you. On your
recommendation to it, and after taxing
several bottles Twas cured and have since had the
slightest symptom Of the disease VIII always be glad
TO recommend IL TO other sufferers.
Respectfully MRS NJ. L. wESSERMAN.
771O Caroline ST., St. Louis Mo-
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SAN FRANCISCO
Rms AND HIS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Innings pitched by Henley 3. by Cooper 2 ry
Eastley ,. by Berger 2. Two base hits-Brown
ing. Melcboir Mund0rT. Sacrifice hits-Lewis.
Williams. First base On called ba lls-Of Hen
ley, ] OF Cooper. J.: of Eastiey. /: of Berger
!; Of Wilcox. >. Struck ouf-By Henley. 3: by
Cooper, .: by Esstley. ,: by Berger. 2: by vii
cox. g. Double plays-Henley TO McArdle 10
Tenant. Time Of game-one hour and 40 min
--~s- umDire-MaeowBkk
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
MATTY TO THE RESCU L
H7INS CANE FOR GIANTS.
Tfctory Comes filter Boston Sto5cS
A1cdu First Struggle.

Boston Julv 7--The r~itlveuataf Boston team
managed ~ split a double header with the Giants.
vino still without the leadership ~ McGraw.
here to-day. Richie. going IN - relieve Tuckey
proved complete puzzle in the Hrst game, which
Boston bv ~ 70 4. but Fred
Tenney sprung surprise hy sending Mathevson
IN 10 pitch the second game and the Giants Won
easily by a score of 70 , The return of Matty
the game unlocked ror. as It eas he
lieved that the finger hurt during the St Louis
series would allow him 10 pitch for another week.
He in complete command - the situation
however. and won his thirteenth straight game.
Crandall easy for Boston IN the early part
OF the first game The Giants scored four runs IN
the first two innings. hut the lead wasn't enough,
for the Doves after picking up a run IN the first
inning and another In the second. drove Crandall
from the box in the third inning and scored four
in all before Wiltse. who vas substituted
could dispose Of them. Ragged fielding also helped
the home team TO its victory the first game, but
good hitting had more 10 do with The result
The terrific hitting In the hrst game worried
Tenney. for il upset his pitching schedule. Having
used up Witse. he In Qusudary for the
second game until Matty volunteered. There will
he another douhle-header tomorrow. and Raymond
and CrsndsIl will probably do the pitching. al
though Ames may try to come back after his
enteen-inning game yesterday. He Is more likely
TO he saved for Pittsburg, however. he
to be rounding into his best form.
The Giants started the ball rolling IN the second
o,Hara's short ny. and Ferguson hit Devlin with a
pitched ball. Bridwell sacrificed and O'Hara a nd
Devlin both scored when Meyers drove out two
ba gger right
McCornick hurt his leg sliding IN the first inning
and Seymour went 10 centre fed In the third
inning . Hara moving into McCornick's place
Boston had to make change. too. for Ferguson
kicked so hard wh.n second strike was called on
him that he was put cut Of the game More replac-
inE him
The Giants put the game away IN the fifth in
ming Tenney began with a single, and Doyle FOL
lowed suit. Seymour walked. and the bases were
fun; More wah ratified and Tenney scored on
wild pitch, while Murray found him for single
scoring Doyle. Murray took second on tho throw,
10 the plate, and he and Seymour scored when
OHaTa singled. None out as vet with four
runs in. but Itevn forced O'Hara and RridweI
hit into double play
The follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
CLOTHIER AFTER CUP.
Beats Palmer and Earns Right to
ChdLIcngc Ldrned.

Boston. July z7.-Wiam J. C1othier. ~ Philadel-
phia. q former national champion. defeated R. H
Palmer. Of New York. in the hnsl round Of the
nineteenth annual lawn tennis tournament for the
Iongwood Cup the courts OF the ionGvood
Cricket Club to-day. The score was 2-6 81 -.
81 So. Clothier viii William A. Iarned.
the national champion. IN the challenge round to-
morrow. Larned having won the first leg on the
new Iongwood Cup last year
The match to-day less productive 81 brilliant
lawn tennis than Of the contests IN earlier
stages Of the tournament Clothier. probably wish
ing 20 save himself much possible for the
challenge match. took things rather easily during
the first three sets He contented himself with a
defensive game and the New York player won the
first and third sets.
These tactics, although greatly prolonEtnE the
match proved effective for Palmer. forced 70 take
the offensive a every stage. wore himself out.
Even the customary rest al the end of the fhird
set was not sufficient restore his strength. and
the former champion had no difficulty in winning
the last two sets allowing his opponent only four
games
Both men played from the hack line most ~ the
time and only three times during the sntir" match
did either lob Practically all the points were
scored either on places or outs.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
TURF LOSES GOOD HORSE.
CcIt Breaks Dozen at Saratoga, Ac-
cOrding to Report.

Word reached the Empire City track yesterday
that James R Keene's Cet had broken down in
training Saratoga Springs. and the report had It
that Jimmy Rowe had decided that II was hope
less case. which means that the good sen OF Com
nlando win he retired 10 Mr.. Keere's farm In Ken
lucky.
Celt was unbeaten except by his stable companion,
Colin. until the Brooklyn Handicap this year FOR
which he the quoted favortte After I'm
fshing third to sKinE James and Restigouche he
pulled up in poor condition. He came out Of that
trouble after a short let-up and gave promise OF
training on. but II looks now as II he Will be
lost to the turf. CeIt the Brooklyn Handicap
in las as a three -year-od. running the mile and
quarter in 2:o4 1-5.
It also announced at the track yesterday that
Clarence II. Mackay would add $500 as heretofore
10 the Harhor Hill Cup for three-year-od jumpers
to he at Belmont Park in the fall. on condition
that there six starters in different interests
Otherwise the added money will he reduced
The change IN Rule 20 which now makes It possible
for threeyear-olds compete in steepechsses with
older horses after October l, and Mr.. Mackays
willingness TO continue the Harhor Hill Cup at us
full value. should prove an inducement. according
many horsemen. to the development OF three
year-od jumpers at time when the need is great
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
SUPERBAS FAIL TWICE
FALL BEFORE PHTLLIES.
Magee's Hitting Plays Part in Vim
ming of First Game.

Philadelphia July 27.-The Quskers took two
games from BROOKLYN to-day. Carridon's fine pitch
ing and terrific hitting nv Sherwood Magee. who
made two three haggers. helping the OuakerS to
their victory In the first contest by Of :
to C. Sparks and Rucker had pitchers battle in
the second game. which went to Philadelphia by a
score ~ 70 o
Bell was easy for the home hatsmNu in the first
game. while Corridor puzzled the Superbas COM
pletely whenever they had chance score In
III" second contest Rucker did splendid work, but
poor support helped the Quakers TO a pair OF runs
IN the first inning and the winning came in the
ninth inning on Rranshelds single Wards sacri-
nce and two haEKer bv Dooin.
There Is good deal Of talk abour the trade with
the New York club here. but nothing definite can
he learned It Is also reported that Doom has been
traded to the Cubs for King. but no confirmation
~ this rUmQr can obtained
ThS scores follow.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
YANKEES defeat BOSTON
Wilson Pitches Masterly Game and Holds Visitors to
Three Scattered Hits

The Yankees came back to American League
Park from their Western trip Yesterday and beat
Boston by score of to 0. thanks In part to the
mastery pitching of Wilson, the young left handler
and in still greater part to the fine batting Of the
whole team
Wilson, who has been used little this year. sur
prfsed those who turned out He gave hint of his
real powers in Detroit when he beat the champions
last week. and he pitched remarkable game yes
terday. Only two real hits made off his de-
livery. and Of these was bunt Elberfed
Juggled one drive, and another turned out to he
100 not for Austin to handle although the third
oasenlan has stopped many more difficult ball.
lhree hts consequently. were credited TO the Bos
ton hatters. but six Of them struck out
The outstanding feature Of the game was re-
markahle double play by Chase and EIberfeld IN
'he hrst inning Lord had made Boston's one clean.
safe drive. with out when the hard hitting
speaker came uP and slammed the ball down the
nrst base line Lord of for second like a shot
ana speaker thinking perhaps that he was sure to
he out anyway. none too swift in soin9 dovrr
10 nrst Chase came in. and making a beautiful
stop with his left hand threw to E1berfed at sec
ono IN one motion as he got the ball. Then he
raced back for first. and there ahead Of
speaker. who was fairly flying by this time ready
to take E1berfeds lightning return for tho ,,s+a+
double play here this wear
lhe crowd fairly yelled at this plav and the
scene was well set for the mercllesslv swift ralIv
'ns' resulted In three runs and practically won the
S''' '-i'iN II Vas Wei beg1I0- There strategy
nm me bench Of the Yankees too. for Schitzer the
pitcher who went TO Boston from the Athletics IN
exchange for Cy Morgan Is none too composed
permitt hunted. and was AZ first ahead Of the ball
heeler repeated the performance. and half the IN
field played with Chases bunt and let him get 10
first also.
Schhtzer was ratified" FL right and sent Dem
mtt over the plate with wild pitch following with
base on balls TO Hemphill LAport. forced Hem
phi at second but Keeler scored and Chase reached
third whence he scored a squeeze play with
Elberfeld the bat
The Yankees wanted to make sure OF the game
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28

ana there was some real batting In the second in
ming and two runs Sweeney led off with (. double
and went 10 third a perfect balnt by Wilson.
Then Demmtt slammed three-bagger to the right
field fence but foolishy tried to make home run
Of the drive. Engle was coaching at third and the
absence of Duke Farrell allowed hopeless chance
TO be taken, as Demmtt easily out. Keller
singled however. and Lake sent Nourse the famous
Brown pitcher into the box to relieve SchIitzer.
chase greeted the collegian by beating out an in
neid nit and Hemphill walked filing the bases.
Hooper then saved Nourse by going back to the
right field fence for Lanorte's long fly
Nourse pitched two innings and allowed no
hits and no runs. although A bad decision by Hurst
helped him in the fourth inning He was taken
out In the nth 10 let Carrigan hat for him two
men having got on the bases by means Of free
passes, but Carrigan struck out Pape finished the
game for Boston. and two more runs were scored
while the Milwaukee in the box
Pape vas warmly greeted Lsporte led off when
the Yankees came UP with a single TO left and Ell
berfed drove out a two-bagger. Laporte scored on
a Wild pitch. and Eherf-l1 came home when Austin
singled
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
FALLS BACK
Rosenfeld Takes Lead in Masters
Chess Tournament.

When play was finished IN the second round or
the masters tourney at the Fort Lowry Hotel.
Rath Beach under the auspices Of the New YORK
State chess Association yesterday. H Posenfsld
had assumed the lead over Frank j. MarshalL
Charles Iarfe and ". l. Norman followed Mar
shall while Otto Roething and n b DAILY brought
up the rear
According to schedule. play was begun In eotn
contests al , O'Clock in the afternoon. when tns
pafrnr in the masters tourney was the following
F7oethinz vs. Marshall MOornan vs. Rosenfeld ana
Jane DAILY
Marshall adopted his favorite defenc=. namely.
4 PIX a. in the Ruy Lopez offered by ROethfns.
who pIaved the opening with great care. preventing
his radoubtable antagonist from getting the uprer
hand At any stage Of the game. which az times
became exciting and complicated. owing 20 the
fact that Marshall tried and over again %
a winning position. His attempts. however. vers
fofIed at every step by Rosthing- and after nfty-
seven moves the game was drawn M0orn1zn rad
10 put I'D with French Defence essaysd by Rossn-
field who distinguished himself by finding win
nsng continuation when hard pressed for time
After twenty-one moves Moornan resigned Jssfs
beat DAILY.
he stands.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
GLIDDEN TOURISTS AT HUGO.

Hugo Colo, July 1.-THE Glldden tourists easily
made the trip OF ~ miles from Denver to-day
Roads were good and weather conditions IDEAL
and to-day's run was one OF the most pleasant
since leaving Detroit The first part Of to-day's
journey skirted the foothills from Denver 70 Colo
RADIO Springs. after which the route led eastward
across the plains 20 Hugo.
The party will leave Hugo tomorrow morning
for Oakley Kan