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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-05
FOR CROSS
WEDDING or MATERIAL WILL BE
DIFFICULTY.
EVERY Player q Live Wire, and MANI
nger ID Puxxked to PickA the
tEa Best Feasible Come

Says kanBaS-Cfty excnange;
not play any favorites this year. ana
he says that Is something he will never
do, he is going to have hard time
picking the men tor his team. II Is
ter talent than he thinks he has when
the season starts. but that Is the case
In Kansas City. Most managers boost
lheir players until they report , and
better RI han they Fsaliy are. CROSS is
ability Of several recruits, and he is
puzzled g know what to do With sew
First. take a glance at his inneId.
Not the "has beens'' and those who are
not likely. to make good such as OTTO
*. Sa h net Iai Esvs ~fSo
Brasheap and Beckley. with Cross sta.
1tioned At short for sure. The nrst
three mentioned are showing up better
asa great BAN player, but little was
make every second and third sacker
step lively to keep him ont Of orsn r1s sn-
toned az a probable regular. He has
showed up so good that Cross viii be
forced to keep him on the JOB II ne
can hit well. He - star .nelder ana
ought to have q regular berth II ne
Hetling Is q great inflelden- and a
cOrking good hitter. He Is digger tnan
Westerzil and therefore looks q little
better. but he 10 no better fielder. Love
is q stock-built player and does well
both In the field and at bat. Now look
at Downie. He is a good helder and
poor hitter. Downie will improve with
age. but he will have to show decid-
ed Improvement over his last years
form to keep one of the recruits from
replacing him on the regular line-up.
When Barney Dreyfuss tipped Wester-
Elf of to Cross he made Downie's path
a mighty rocky one this year. Brash-
ear viii not be needed. at second. The
place for him Is hrst. and our Old
friend. Jake Beckley. In the utility role.
The pitching staff looks great. the
catching department will be strong and
the outfeid shsuia be better than last
see compare the recruits Of this year
with the list which reported q year
ago. The iufieldefs are almost IS per
cent stronger, and there are more OF
them. There are more pitchers, and
thew promise to give Cross just as good
a sian IL not a better one. The eaten
ing department, with Ritter annexed.
viii be stronger Cross has more mate
riai. and every bit of 1t seems to be
better than that which he had year
ago. If ne does not play favorites, as
I said before. he win have team that
will class with the others In the
League. This Is by no means predict
ing that the team will finish at the top,
OF even in the FIRST division
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-05
WARM UP ONE MORE
MAN TO UMPIRE

One of the washington players told
of a little Incident in which Cantiilon'
Ran II. johnson and an umpire inquired;
Cantillon isn't bad at rep samsth dnS
he can slash on some pretty pertinent
One day washington and another
club were playing Geese game IN
washington. Contillon had MS near 49,
set on Winning and the players nke-
wise. The biggest man In attsnda nee
that day was Ban B. Johnson, heaq Oh
the American League. who was ENJOY
Ing the game from re, PS Sin,t, % v rns
coaching from third base line ana We
getting sogss At me ne ,b S sS,sld
was slightly on that day ana Joe Do
thought the washington Az
was Getting the wrong end OF All des
cisions Finally there was tsa a ,,g% rs,sss
~ n@S sntiiihn.a opinion. Several Wash
ingtOn players went to the i umpire psik 20 %
over to where Ban was sitting anu
ye asSy Johnsoa warm up another uH-
oire,H
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-05
Grantland Rice Fond of
the Montgomery Aggregation

+, There is at least ono man in Nash
vile that don't underestimate Ed
Gremingers bunch, sand that man Is
Grantiand Rice--in yesterdays Ten
A weak from Thursday--just anoth-
er fortnight--and Ed Greminger's
season In sulphur Deli again.
Four more exhibition BATTLES. after
today. with BROOKLYN and st. Paul,
wind up. the preliminary season. and
then the real show begins Tor the
The volunteer squad, although upon
the threshold OF another campaign, 10
stili far from being In anything like
Big Bits athletes back. but with a
better break from now on these last
ten days OF work should be enough to
get them going right and put them on
edge for the trouble that y sure h 90
people to this city.
There isn't any doubt but that Mont
gomery is coming with cracking good
ball club--a squad able to hold It's own
in tiptop style with any contender in
The volunteers are 1still something
of q guess, Robertson has SHOWN Well
enough that he is able to take Jake
IDaubert,s place and MI the gap ac-
ceptably. but Noyes. through sickness.
McElveens absence, ana II isn't any
certainty yet by q long shot that eith-
er Sitton's or Hunters shoes will be
oiled as those sterling athletes allied
The opening lineup for April 18th
Is still q bit In doubt a.
Seabaugf viii probably start IN
hack Of the bat, with chance that
Tonnen,an viii work II he happens to
be in better shape than he now is.
Just who will pitch this opening
game Is another mystery. Bin sorrell
pried open the year last spring In AZ
paign In Nashville. Neither won. al
Though Hunter got away With draw;
OF the new slahnen, only Case and
Giiroy have shown that they are up
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-05

- r,... u.,,. x....,. -
v.% ruan nasI ~ cunuen . ~
Ky. ang y. Dussan gasn rePortou.
81. urs9 aoWh. sne pest UP ls tnat
HuMing hup. or hubert the Hurler.
ettneI Way you IKE y acting Tor sum-
hsr counsy ana Daviason a. Well. VIII
" ne atnAete Rickru ~ p1t1olm thS
~ IN nne shape, ana tniN means thaG
aup ~ hard man 70 beat ae looks
IKE nrst choice unless Bill decides 70
roy:
Ine rest oL tne picking ~ easy--Nop-
ertson AT nrst, EasL az second. busler
e snort. ana MOVES ~ tnirc, VITA Say.
SelgeI ana Wiseman In the outneid
~ the volunteers VINO opened tho
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-05

AlthOugh there have been a great
many attempts to compile baseball
record book, which would be complete
IN every particular and still compact
and of such shape that 1t could be car
Red in the vest pocket Of the fam The
sporting News, of St. Louis. the well-'
known baseball paper, is the first to
nut out anything that answers all pur-
poses. Consisting of thirty-six pages,
1909. all the pennant- winners of zoos.
official records OF the American and Ma
tienaI leagues for 1908, and that famous
baseball epic, Casey at the Bat, and
erai Interest to the average baseball
IAN. The book Is free to any one mak
ing application for the same, on the re-
ceipt OF return postage. Which Is
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-05
SOME CLASSY
EXHIBITIONS
s--
Greminger's Bunch Made
Fine Record.
GAVE VISITORS HARD TussLE
Averages Up to Date Are Com
plctcd.
Split Eve. with Athles,.., But Lost
Two to trolley Dodsers-Bis
: Ed Leads Team IN
F.ieldiss. .

u.
The showing made by the Climbers
in the four exhibition games has been
decidedly good, and ~ they Keep up
the fast pace that they set In the
will hardly run up against anything
very CORY with the teams In this
league.
games was fought TO q finish. There
was not much leeway IN either direc-
tion throughout the contest. the count
being and UP to the seventh inning,
Iy. The home people came back strong
and tied 1t up in the ninth, but In the
last half of that inning, the Athletics
pushed over me wlnnins run. Inc
their own way, and the Athletics had
no chance at all, being shut out 2 to o..
The first Of the Brooklyn games was
hard hitting or affh AZ. tSsn Rrook
lyn, and going after scanlan and Nap
Rucker in good style.A One bright
feature of the story was that they lam.
so astS has no terrors for them. The
Brooklyn people however, ianded eon
the ball when hits meant something,
and they won out ~ tp Z. The next
ter worked for Lun,lsy, and the hit
ting was light Mcintyre especially
pitching In madagascar form. and hav.
ing everything. The final score was :
to o In favor of Brooklyn.
This don't look bad. a to score
in favor Of Philadelphia and to o
score In favor OF Montgomery, q 10 TO
of BrooKiyn
Both in hitting and fielding tho
manager Of the Climbers has set the
pace, having five hits in the four
Dan Kery in com, lg ne ct Ia tho num-
Der OF hits with three in his four
games, .Waite,nan has two hits In his
two games, and HUI Hart two IN his
have nearly an average of two runs
and six hits a game, snatching off the
team batting average OF .;as.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-05
BAKER HAS CAUGHT
EYE OF THE DOPE WRITERS

Baker is the only hrst-class third
baseman the present Athletics have
ever had. Lave Cross wasn't much Of
a fielder, Jack Knight had not yet de-
Yeloped and Jimmie Collins was no
longer first class when the Athletics
thing to be said in Bakers favor, that
can be said of few banplayers-he
hasn't q single weakness; II he has
is lightning fast on hunts, sure on
grounders. covers as much ground as
any of them, has a great arm, throws
fast and accurately. is wonderfully
auick In getting the ball away from
him. has cool head upon his shout
ders. is a corking good hitter and a
speedy runner. One don't often find all
these good qualities in a player with
out at least one or two bad ones TO
more or less Offset them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-05
FLORENCE PLANS
FOR THE PYTHIANS

Florence. April 4-(special)--Ar-
rangements for the State Convention
OF the knights of Pythias. to be held
here May IS and 10, are taking defin-
tie shape to make the occasion one long
to be remembered by the 900 delegates
who are expected.
Chancellor Commander w. H. Weak
lev has appointed the following com
Grand Lodge. B. Norman. chair
man; Ed Lynn. W. H. Weakley. Dr.,
w. H. Helden. J. Fred johnson. NJ.
w. Darby, w. H. Mitchell, L. c. Wal
drop, B. W. Rogers. c. w. Ashcratt.
Ffnance-J Fred Johnson. Jerome
Garter w. H. Mitchell.
Arrangements-M. w. Darby.
Reception-C. w Ashoraft, Claude
wiiiiford, George Brabson. c. w. Left
witch OF Tuscumbia. w. NJ. Jones of
Banquet Committee. B. Norman.
]. J. Marsh. F. T. Nisbet. Donald
Music committeeSc. B. Campbell.
Fred Standifer, ]. w. Hall.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-05
ED LAFITTE MISSES
THOSE HOT BISCUITS

From The Detroit News are copiel
these two notes about Georgia play
ers:
Ed Lafitte, the new Georgian in
the Tiger family. was born and reared
in the South, and he didn't go into the
states north until last year, when he
became a member of the Jersey City
team, in the Eastern League.
between South and North or North
and South, whatever you happen to
be. Lafitte told of what impressed
him when he left the land OF Dixie.
THE first thing I noticed was no
biscuits and no silver dollars and no
HACKS Outside or that the North
didn't seem much different"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-05
Mobile Stronger.

"The Mobile club win be much
stronger this season than it was last"
says Billy Nugent.
Freed will have quite job wedding
out his pitchers. They all are going
good and with good luck he Will have
"The infield could hardly be i'm
proved on and the four outfielders
are fast men and good hittera. ! ex--
meet TO see Mobile one, two, three, all
season. ''-Birmingha Age Herald
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-05
CALENDAR OF SPORTS

Court tennis tournament for Ameri-l
can championship begins in Boston.
Tennis tournament for the cham
pionshtp OF Mexico begins in Mexico
City.
Meeting Of Connecticut League Of
Baseball Clubs at New Haven.
Tuesday.
LIN Barry VS.. Sandy Ferguson,
twelve roAndg. at Boston
Wednesday.
Opening of annual show of Missis-
sippfi Valley Kennel Club at St. Louis
ThukHday.<
Opening of eleventh annual horse
show at Atlantic<City, N J.
Boat race between coPumbia Uniyer-
sity and Naval Cadets at Annapolis.
Saturday. =
wrestling championships OF National
A A. u. at Brooklyn.
Track games of Yale and University
Of Virginia at Charlottesville.
Boat race between Yale and Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania at Philadelphia
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-05
pErRorr TEAM WINS.

Dallas. Texas. April 4-The Detroit
American League team won an easy
victory over the hsrs today. In the OF f 5nt
Four innings, ten hitsswith four errors
and a base on balls resulted in six
runs. ~. -, ..,o- a
i,,a a9atnst Detroit although a hit, a
doubie steal. and an error. helped them
to another run: ,, -.
Up to the eighth inning st. Louis
NOT hut one safe hit. In this inning
fhev got three hits of Jones with none
out but were unable to score.
Score by innings ooo Ana 1oo-F;,a5 e,
81 louis 600 900 0Oo--O A {
Batterles-Suggs. Jones and Beck
endorf: Petty, Bailey and stephens.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-05
SDEwHEELERS REALLY
NOT Widest TwIRLERS

: .why are left-handers so erratic,
why do they lack control mqe than
rfgflt-handed pitchers? was the ques-
tion put TO Pitcher "Cy' Young re-
Gently. "Cy' was asked because II
anybody knows, he should.
don't know that tney are more
reply OF the veteran. "I can see no
reason why a left-hander should not
locate the plate Just as often as a
rtght-hander. and think he does"
"Docs White, of Chicago; Waddell,
of St Louis. and a few others Of the
1eft-handers seem to locate the plate
as often as anybody, when you stop to
think it over. There is popular opin-
fon to the contrary, though, but popu-
lar opinions not backed by figures
count for but little.
The records for control, however.
belong to Young. Joss and Walsh.
These three men last season gave few
1 er bases on balla than the number of
games in which they participated. Any
! pitcher who does that Is going some.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-05
Paramount H MsnsssS,s

Respsns April ist Church School for Girls, offering
ali the regular courses with Special Course IN Art
utruetion Rates $500 THIS school has the
~ Kinter rdcufion tasfead Qf the usaal Sulner
ass &. ). B.asy, Drssssv nis Dusss.. Fri.sipsi
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-05
THE NEW FARLEY NATIONAL BANK
Of Montgomery, Alabama.
nIVI0ENT1 No

Az a meeting OF the Directors OF this
Bank, held March 3lst. 1903. the usual quar-
terly diyidendof one and one-haif per cent.
GIN per cent was declared on It's capital
stock payable on and after April LIST, 1909,
and in addition 81, SEQ. 90 was placed TO Sur
quarter.
March 31st, 1908. --st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-05
GDE GIAI
SsISl1I d38
ROYAL ARCH Nor1cE

kaA A special convocation Of
49, Montgomery r. A. Chapter
No. 20 will be held this
~ .
IN II Monday evening at :
VNTNB o'clock, for the purpose of
w l<M comforting the p. n. and N.
ZX e. NJ. Degrees.
a WTN Visiting Companions ara
MI cordially invited to attend.
BY order OF the H. r.
- DAVID w. cROSLAND
"a 49,. Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-05
soME OF OUR GOOD PEOPLE

and pay the same price we ask for our best.
Why not buy Dixie Coal. 1t lasts longer,
makes q hot fire, little ash, and costs not
one penny more. Our office IL
lis ". Perry St.,
b. g. Maultsby and.F. A. Rhodes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-05
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Of Montgomery.
DIVIDEND NOTICE NO. 70.

At meeting OF the Directors Of this
bank. held today the usual QUARTERLY
was declared payable on and after April
LIST to stockholders of record March slst
Lot A. s. VOOLFOLK, Cashier.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-05
FIELDING.

COrtex Cigars BY the box q speeAaitS
at Hix-Graveiy Cigar Co.. Orphe"m'
1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-05
DIR. SAMUEL ARMSTRONG.
Veterinary surgeon.

Seventeen years OF successful practice; two
gears with the Veterinary Hospital, Nation
al Stock Yards Thoroughly equipped and
experienced for all veterinary work.
Laboratory, Corner Jefferson and Perry SITS.
Office. Abraham Bros, HORSE and Mule Co,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-05

Nick Altrock is showing. his champ
tonship form OF 1905. and seems. GER
tain OF a regular place 10 the Chicago
MI Moi was destined to be shipped
10 tlfe minors undoubtedly had q
Syhoiesome eject On the Aaonaa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-05

Lace and pOrtiere curtains cleaned.
Phone 113 French Dry Cleaning Co.
COS Dexter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-05

Fred Clarke Is setting his BAN e6s..
sers > good example by batting at 3
$50 CLIP. Wagner better hurry up
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-05
BASEBALL RESULTS.

louisville. KY, April 4-LouisviIle,
(American Association), z; Chicago
(Natfonal League), 5.
MeGlphis, Tenn. April 4--Memphis,
(Southefn League). 3; Pittsburg. INA
fional League), =.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-05

New orleans April 4-Cleveland.
american League). 2; New Orleans.
lSouthern LeaEue1. o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-05
MEMPHIS WINS IN
THE ELEVENTH

Memphis, Tenn. April Especial y
Score -. - go - a.
p,ttsbure 900 600 oil 00--2 l
Ratteries-ouesser Shields. Withers
and Ludwig; Cannitz. Leifield and Glib
son.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-09
PLAY MOUNT WASHINGTON A. c.

Gallaudet College eleven plays its first
out-of-town game Of the season with the
strong Mount Washington Clubs all
colegian aggregation at Baltimore this
afternoon. The popular Kendall Green
captain and left end, Hover. has prac-
ucaIly recovered from the injury sus-
tanned In the Georgetown game Satur-
day, but will not be in the lineup How
ever, he intends to accompany the team.
and Bailey. the veteran left half back.
who made some long end runs at George
town Field. Will act as playing captain.
Batuste, the daring Gallaudet "Injun. "
VIII take care Of Capt. Howers position.
Full Back Brick Is still nursing a bad
~ wrenched ankle, and his place will be
played by Gledhill. the Pennsylvania
steam engine Predictions can hardly be
made as 10 the outcome OF to-day game.
as the ecect OF the rough work at
the Georgetown game Saturday has not
entirely disappeared from the Buff and
Blue squad. but the Washington boys are
determined TO show the Monumental City
clubmen what they can do under I'M
favorable circumstances.
Below is GaIlaudet's probable lineup
at Baltimore:
Battiste. ]. E.; Gardner. ]. l.: Bell, l. e.
Talbert, c.; Caldwell, r. g.; Isaacson. T. I. !;
Rockwell. r e. Maxson, q. b.; Bailey.
L a b.; Gledhill, +. b.; Mosey. =. h. b.;
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-09
HAMILTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Flve furlongS Grandissino. los
Howard. to l. Won. D07audo D. III Daren-
port. 10 % !. second; Shepherds Song Jos Mus
gravel. 70 s third Tine I0L Boauie Bee.
LorimCre, and PAruuis also ran.
SECOND RACE-Ore and Une-auarter miles
The Earl. lg Niussrayel. 6 % 5. won; II. 3
Pearson * Wilson. Is 20 /, second, Harry Ricle-
son, lo9 HEMP, q 20 !. third. Time 2J7 Is
Mendip, Nesne. Kings Guinea. and WooiStons
also ran.
THIRD RACE-Sevcu t1rlonEs. sinfnn. los
lMusgTayel. u 20 !. won; Elgin. I0s Davenport
= 20 !. second; Gen. Mbrclu.out, 100 Howard. )
70 /. third Tine. l6 IS. Kenmare Queen. Fair
Annie George ". Labolt Gold Dust. Loyal Maid.
silk Hose and ST ylt also ran
FOURTH RACE-FSvs fur,ouEz. Kndsrkin. l05
Burns. 70 l. Won; Louis Rel l05 Howard, g
70 ). second: Erigone. l03 (Cummincsl 10 % J.
third Time ] % Is Woolfonso Dolly Maddis.
Firing, Sweet Basil Isleton. Lady Etna, Princess
Ihcra. and Miss Raflslo also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Sx fUrlonCs SINCE 10 Nfus-
gravel eyeu won; Gretna Green. l0s Burns. 2 70
/. secoud; Cocney K. JOG wilson 6 70 J. third.
Time, il2 IS Hasty Agnes Sswen. and Lady
IrIna also ran
SIXTH RACE-FlTe furlongS William Pit. los
Rogers. 10 % !. Won BETTY Lester, l4 Howard,
q 70 1. second; Kayle. I04 Davenport. I3 70 5.
third Time. l0l Ewyn. Nae Henley, @, A.
Lehman. and Bobco also ran.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-09

Chicago Oct &-The Cubs won the
opening game with the White sox for
the championship OF Chicago this after
noon. by a score OF to O.
The Soz played in poor form in the
opening inning and gave the Cubs two
runs in the initial round on one short
single.
walsh pitched a fairly good game. hold
ing the Cubs 10 six hits and tanning
seven Of the Cub batters. Overall was
also IN good form and held the Sox 10
four hits. while the Cubs gave him ex-
cellent support The crowd at the open
ing game was a disappointment. the
total attendance being slightly over 1900.
There were many empty seats in the
park
The Sox showed signs OF stage fright
in the first inning. Evers was allowed
10 go on second on PurteIPs overthrow
20 frst, and when Sheckard hunted and
Walsh tossed 20 the grand stand Eyers
came home. Chance famed but Stein
feldt hit for a single. sending Schultz 10
third A delayed double steal brought
Schultz over the plate.
Chance scored in the fourth inning on
his own hit. Steinfeldt's sacrifice, and
errors by Tannehnl and FurteH. The
Cubs made their fourth run in the eighth
inning. With one down, Evers stretched
his hit to Parent for two bases and
went 20 third on Sheckard's inheld out.
Evers then stole home. Score.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-09
SCOTCH GIRL In GOLF FINALS
Miss Campbell to Meet Mrs. Barlow
for National Title.
Finals 10 BE Played on Links OF
Merton Cricket Club of PhiIa-
deIphia To-day.

Philadelphia, oct. s.-Many were the
glances Of apprehension this evening d.
rected at the English flag futtering by
courtesy over the Merton Cricket Club
for Miss Dorothy Campbell. who Travelled
1900 miles TO have a try at the women 8
national golf championship. had worked
her way 10 the final round.
As the matter now stands. Mrs. Ronald
Ii. Barlow. OF the Home Club. is the only
barrier intervening between the plueky
Scotch gil and the coveted title. should
Mrs. Barlow win in the final tomorrow
the Robert Cox trophy will remain here.
Even SO IL cannot be said that the final
Will have much Of an American flavor,
for as Miss Campbell laughingly re-
marked; It's Ireland and Scotland
now
Mrs. Barlow earned her place in the
nnaI bracket by decislvely defeating Miss
NJ W. Phelps, Of Boston. 70 the tune OF
up ana 10 play. while Miss Campbell
won by a and margin over Mrs. Caleb
r. Fox. OF Huntington Valley.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-09

have 70 do anything except repulse De
troits attack
The Detroit attack was too emaciated
In the last four innings 20 cause any
apprehension In the Pirate ranks The
seventh was the only one OF these four
rounds in which a man got on a base.
With Schmidt and Mullin disposed OF in
the seventh. d. Jones stabbed safely 10
Clarke's field. Bush worked Adams for
-FOUR balls, and Hughey Jennings pulled
grass by the yard as he urged Cobb on
TO save the day. Cobb did make a gal
liant and game EFFORT 20 square these.
but missed II. He whaled a screeching
hit 10 the center field boundary. and
would have had a homo run were It not
that Leach. the astute. was playing far
out for him and was able 70 snare the
ball on the run.
So persisted the Tigers in the first game.
The Pirates were stronger behind the
bat, fully as strong IN the box, easily
the equals Of the enemy in the outfeld.
and their superiors in three out OF four
positions IN the infield-second base,
shOrtstop, and third base.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-09
LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-seyen frionTs. CaIash. IM
Walsh. Sass. Won Ro1land OTIS. l0i McGeal.
SD, second; S!nonetsc. So tGoosel. SElO. third
Time. l-I IS. Ki1dy Lee Ia Toupee Tor1uous
Lady McNaly. and Olivia Mickle also ran.
SECOND RACE-One and 0ne-sixtee,th rnlleA
The Shaughraun. lo2 Lee $50 won Baurida
lo8 kennedy. $50. second. c. Beczhara. IOs
Walsh. Slo0. third. Time. I;i5 as. Banridse.
Minot Lille Turner, Huerfano. Gull and Margaret
T. Hla0 ran.
THIRD -Thret-quar;ers q mile. z. N
Fry. ls tBarhau). Ns.35. woa. Mrs. SewaIl. los
lArstlnl, SIS. second. Many CoiO1s los whiting
$50. third Time, IL Plume Posing Coaster
CorioTa. Enlist Buena Vista. SIVerado. and Sin
lister also rzn
FOURTH RACE-sir furlonsS Ben Double. q
tBurtool, SZ3-l0. Won; hanbridge Us Herbert
SECS. second. AZ Muller. 10 CKeunedyl SD
third Tine. ll2 Hyperion II and Ozana also
ran.
FIFTH RACE-FTe and onehaH fu-lonrs
Howdy HoTdy 10 (AiSscel. Sis won; LaTeno
ll5 iWarrrnl, S7.s5 second. Long Hand 100
tObe-o, $50. third. Time. I.T- Don Antonio.
Lizzie Lee. MARITIME H.. Foxy Mar. and White
Eagle also ran
SIXTH RACE-ODe mile. Denver Girl IS Ans
TIM. SZI.5. won: Paul Ruinart lKornedyl. Ss.45
second; Cassowary, Is Riley. $3.50. third Time
J IL Grenade. Siyo. Bannock Bob. splsndida
RosebeTg. and Battle Fleet also ran.