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Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-05
Muscatine WIN Have Club.

MUsCATINE, Ia, March 4-(speoial)-
Muscatine is planning for a big base
ball season, Hugh shannon OF Buffalo, N.
r., has been chosen manager of the Mus
eatine team In the Northern assoc alton.
shannon was a former manage OF the
Ottumwa team In the Central association.
he Is personally recommended by Charles
Murphy OF Chicago and William Smith OF
the Buffalo club. A $500 site has been
bought by the Muscatine promoters, and
expect 10 build a fine park.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-05
two out of the match. Score;
H, H,.KATSKEES.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
TINKER WORKS WITH ROURKEs
Actor Joe Takes Advantage of Fine
Weather to Get in shape.

Joe Tinker, the rubber bouncing ball, who
started to train for the season of 1910 in
Omaha. He is taking daily work at Vinton
street park with the few of PAS Colts,
who are now in the city. tinker is kin
advantage OF the warm days that are
gracing his weeks engagement In Omaha,
to get in condition, as he will not Join the
Cubs for three weeks because of his theat-
rical engagements,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-05
KranaIein Trainer at MichIgnn.

ANN ARBORi Mich. March A. G.
kranslein Of Mercersburg, Pa, former
Wisconsin university foot ball star, was
today chosen to succeed Keene Fitz-
patrick as trainer Of the University OF
Michigan athletlc teams.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-05
Fremont Gets in TrIm.

FREMONT, Neb., March 4-(speclal,)-
The Fremont Athletic association was
formally organized last evening. Gilbert
was chosen president; Frank
Knowlton, secretary and treasurer, n
l b. Hickox, Z. M. Hin and Fred Wheeler,
Besides base ball, the a~ssocil-
ton may promote other athletic n sport
ing events. The $500 forfeit was ordered
forwarded to President Selves today. This
limit OF Indebtedness was fixed at $1,000.
The salary limit was the. subject OF con-
discussion. The Fremont team
will wear blue suits.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-05
WASHINGTON KEEPS H
PeOria's Claim to Player is Denied by
National Commission.

CINCINNATI, March A-The National
Base Ball commission decided yesterday
the Washington American league base ball
team. A complaint against W~ashington's
claim by the Peoria, Ill, club brought the
meter before the commission, Peoria al
leging that Washington had released the
player. The evidence showed otherwise,
however, and according TO the commission,
ton club.
The commission gave judgment to the st.
Louis American league club for either
Player Justis, now with Dayton, O., or 5000
that was due on the player when Dayton
purchased him from Lancaster, o., who had
previously bought him from 81. Louis, 500
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-05

Frank Nicholson OF Nebraska City, has
written that ducks are In abundance there
and Omaha gunners nave proof that a few
lit In this community. Frank Brown.
game warden for the Omaha Rod and Gun
club, secured five ducks Thursday evening.
The first birds are malards. pin tails and
red heads. The warm weather Of the last
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-05
henson Trap shooting.

The Benson Gun club will hold a Jack
Rabbit shoot at Its grounds opposite
Krug park Sunday. Pregnant: Five
events, evenly targets each, S12 en-
trance; $40 average money to high guns
sweepstakes. optional. Shooting begins al
? p. m. sharp, All shooters are invited,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-05

will take to get into the money at Detroit.
However, the Omaha boys rave yet to go
to a tournament and not get into place.
The Bonds of Columbus, now in fourth
place in the five-man event, hold the rec
ord in single games bowled at the Ameri-
can Bowling Congress meets, having scored
1,OG6 in 1908 meet, the other high games
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-05
GOtch Throws Ordeman.

DIES MONIES, March A-Henry Ordeman
Of Minneapolis was unable 10 wrest the
heavyweight championship from Frank
Gotch last night, the latter winning IN two
straight falls, the first in SS minues, the
second In 10 minutes.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-05


boarding for some time after the fashion
OF a rioter of the first degree. He armed
himself with bricks and threw a sackful
OF them through the windows. He broke
every pane OF glass in the house, and when
the occupants fled in terror he went In,
1t is said, and saturated the floor and
furniture with kerosene and prepared to
burn the cottage to the ground. II is said
he was actuated by a spirit Of vengeance
because it was believed by him that Sadie
Mitchell tipped off to the police who IL
was who had been guilty of shooting
Charles Moore and Tennessee Johnson last
week. While he was breaking up tho fur
nlture the police were called and the fire
department prevented loss by fire.
Athletic CIub Contest.
The Shamrock Athletic club has arranged
with the local theater managers to exhibit
pictures of the several contestants In tho
diamond ring contest on the screens while
the contest lasts. Each theater has agreed
to assist by showing the pictures one night
Of each week. At present the vote stands,
Miss Roberts, 1881, Miss Clary, 1850; Miss
Davis, 1.Hs; Miss Keowin, 1901; Mrs.
Rushing. LOO; Miss Clapp, 1,2OOi Miss
Norwich, 1000. Miss Horwioh is the latest
TO enter the contest.
Harry POffendarRer.
Harry Poffendarger, "a years Of age, died
at his residence, t2S South Twentieth street,
South Omaha, Thursday night at 1850
O'Clock. Death came after Mr.. Poffen-
darger had suffered for five weeks from
typhoid fever. He leaves a wife and two
small children. Funeral services will be
held Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at
st, Agnes church, Interment viii ,ba in
Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Deceased ylad
been a salesman for the Cressy Shoe COM
pany for many years, He was a member
OF the Fraternal Order OF Eagles and Of
the Modern Woodmen.
Magic CITY Gossip.
The body Of Mrs. e, M. Holland win be
sent to La Grange, Ill, today,
f. p. Price Of New Albion, Iowa, Is the
guest Of his daughter, Mrs. L. II. Greer.
letters Gold Top Beer delivered TO any
part Of city. Fred Hefflinger, Tel. South lG4S.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Flowers, 4S9 North
Fifteenth street, report the birth of a
daughter.
Mrs. L. w. Cahghey has been suffering
from pneumonia since Sunday but Is now
improved.
The women's auxiliary Of st. Martins
church will hold a home bakery sale az
Etter's grocery Saturday afternoon.
BTORZ BOTTLED BEER|Phone your
order for Storz Bottled Beer to US. We de-
liver any place in South Omaha promptly
Same prices as formerly. Frederick q
SsOl Q street Phone South 1881.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-05
AFFAIRS At SOUTH OMAHA
Official Canvass of Primary Votes
Gives Morrill, Nomination.
LEADS RICH FOR POLICE BOARD
Devine and DE-. Faux Tie for COun-
Gilman in Fourth Wnrd-DemO-
Gratis Already in Row,
Charging Frauds.

Tit carvassing board, consisting Of the
mayor, Frank Koutsky; the treasurer, c.
A. Melcher; and the clerk, ]. j. Girlin,
completed the canvas Of the returns of the
primary election at 4:3O o'clock yesterday,
BY the official count 1t was discovered that
Dana Merrill of the republican candidates
had eight votes more than C. NJ. Rich, his
nearest competitor for the nomination as a
member of the Board of Fire and Police
commissioners The unofficial returns gave
the nomination to Mr.. Rich. On the part
of the democrats Il was discovered that
]. II. Devine and DR.. II. w. Faux had a
tie vote. Both were candidates for the
council in the Fourth ward. The count gave
T, G. Inghram six votes more for council
in the Sixth ward than were accredited to
C. w Sears the other republican candi-
date.
1t is probable in the case Of J. Fl. Devine
and DR., Faux that a recount Of the bal
lots will be asked to decide the tie. The
candidates each have three days In which
to ask a recount. Several of the close con-
testants had attorneys present at the count
but none of these expressed al opinion in
the matter Of contests.
The final result Of the election is al
ready bearing fruit in discord in the demo-
ranks, DR.. T., II. Ensor has expressed
himself dissatisfied with the way the cleo
ton was conducted and is convinced tina
he was not treated fairly, Rumors are
already circulated Of manipulated ballots,
but the charges have not been given open
Investigations are likely TO fol-
to seek out the truth Of the matter. In
the meantime bad blood has boon engendered
in the democratic ranks which win have a
effect.
A One-Man Riot.
Bob Hughes, who boards at Twenty
seventh and M streets, amused himself at
8 q. M. Thursday by Attaching the resi-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-05
Coach Dillon 4. neIcn.ed.

COLUMBIA, MO, March A-Edward Dill
Ion was released today from his contract
20 coach the foot bail team OF the Uni
versity OF Missouri next fall.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-05

w, II, Korns OF Salt Lake, DR.. ana Mrs.
A. ID. Roberts OF sidney, s. q. Cook oi
san Francisco, o. II. Jones, Ellen r. Devlin.
Mary Devlin, Cecil G. Morgan OF Denver.
J. M. clifford. Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Keene.
Mrs, II Herman OF Lincoln. A. NJ Mum
mento are at the Paxton.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-05
AMONG THE LOCAL BoWLERs
General Delivery Team Wins Five
Times from Day Mailing at
Metropolitan.
DAY FAILING

The Morton team took flve games from
the Utts last night in the Postofflce ieague.
Score:
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south Omaha BowIers.

The Union Stock Yards bowlers defeated
the III. III. Katskees last night by winning
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-05
Omaha Bowlers
in Second Place
Balzer and Haines Are Next to High
in TwO-Msn Events at
Detroit.

DETROIT, March A-(Special Telegram)
F. Balzer and John Haines Of Omaha
went into second place in the two man
events at the bowling tournament today
with a score Of 1.17s. Their Individual
scores were:
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A One-Man Riot.

Bob Hughes, who boards at Twenty
seventh and M streets, amused himself at
3 a. m. Thursday by attacking the resi-
dence OF Sadie Mitchell, where he had been
The Washington herald., 1910-11-30
JUAlEz RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-sh furiongs. Little Friar loo
iKentl. to l. won; ZoOn los CRicel. Is to 5. ser
ond Cat. lo7 RIuph1. TO 2. third Time. ls.
Osenita Iwalani. Pit a-Pat, Altaray. and B. With
ers also ran.
SECOND RACE-siK fmlongs. Mark Kennedy
loi Aiuuhyi. 20 /. Won Lucky Mose. IFS tWil-
sonl, 20 l. second; Miss Cathness. 100 KENT, 6
70 l. thiTd. riT-e l:l5, Rothsehild, Siseus, Bar
doaia, I'd Holly. and Short Order also ran
THIRD RACE-Sn fuT0ngs Rio fCcos. los
lAioleswoFthl, to 5 won Banleona. io5 kennedy,
70 10 ], lecond. W. T. Oyerton IL iNilsonl, l3 10
s. third Time l1i Crest0n. Hidden Hand.
Rather Royal and NJ. Alolet siso ran.
FOURTH RACE-FiYe and onehaf fmlongs
Rue. us Aolesworthl, 3 to 9, Won Dubois, I5
(Kennedyl. 10 10 l. second. Flying Wolf l0S tNIuF.
phyl. ! 20 2 third. Time 0sE. Aragenis, Mar
iorie A.. and Lee FTisr also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Hiss and one-haf fuTlongs. Bob
Lynch. 100 nioiesWOrhl 10 5 won: Ront0n 100
tKcnnedyl S to J. second j. Enrich ll2 Smith
Il 70 l. third. Time. @. Preen. Tom MetiTath.
Gresham, Maureiania, Pid Hart, and 6. Wood also
ran
SIXTH RACE-One and oHe-sixteenth miles.
0tilo l95 NiolewoTthl. 10 l. won John Louis ic7
GAM. even. second Fred Mulholland i09 (Ri.tgl
10 ], third Time, - 80 la Deztra also
The Washington herald., 1910-11-30
AUTOMOBILE NEWS.

The Overland Company yesterday de-
livered the first Model 81 fore door car
TO be delivered in Washington. Mr. ".
I. Au received il.
r. c. Hughes, of the Richmond agency.
was visitor at the Overland Company's
Office yesterday.
Miller Bros. report the sale of Ford
touring ears 10 Maurice Eisenman and
f. E. Hunter.
The Overland Company yesterday un-
loaded a carload OF Model 42 cars.
Joseph NJ. Stoddard. Of Cook & Stod-
dard. returned from New York yesterday.
Pilot Westgard, of the Touring Club OF
America, completed a transcontinental
journey yesterday afternoon at Los An
geies. crossing the. entire country in HIS
Premier touring car. driven by Ray Me
Namara. He was escorted to the finish
by fifty cars and a brass band. New
York air remained in three of the tires.
The car was in perfect condition after
the long. hard trip. no spare parts being
used. nor repairs made. The trip lays out
a route recognized by the United States
government
The Washington herald., 1910-11-30
TO BE REELECTED
GEORGETOWN'S LEADER
Can Have Captaincy for 1911 Football Team If He
Wants It-Insignia Given Out.

In the course of the next few days
GeorgetoWn's 1910 football players will
get together and elect n captain for next
year. and the most logical candidate Will
be Vincent Daley, leader of the cham
pionship team during the season just
closed
GeorgetOwn's success on the gridiron
this fall was due In a great measure 20
the untiring efforts of Daley. II was he
who suggested and prevailed upon the
authorities to engage Coach Nielsen, and
he also was instrumental in obtaining
several of the new men who turned out
10 be stars 10 enter the university
Daley made one of the hest captains
that ever led Blue and Gray team on
the football field, and is sure to be re-
elected If he wants the honor. In case
he should decline, Skip Wymard would
be the logical choice
At a meeting of the executive council
held yesterday the football letters were
awarded to eighteen members of this
seasons varsity squad. This distinction
carries with it a sweater and the prtvi-
lege OF voting for next seasons captain.
Those who received the coveted insignia
for the first time are Costello. Furey,
Dunn Walsh. Kelly. Kraft, Hegarty
Bryant, and Joliat Those TO whom the
letter was Rewarded are Daley. Cunniff,
Fitzgerald. Wymard. BaTriscello, Sitter
ding. Feenan, and Carter.
Those who were awarded numerals were
Lamberton, Quinlan. Kerwin. Carrigan.
Jameson, Stohlman. and Vlyman, and
Assistant Manager Walsh.
The football report showed that the
season has been the most successful in
a number of years at the Blue and Gray
school. both financially and artistically.
The team has already been given the
championship OF the South by a number
OF papers. while many of the men have
been honored by places on the different
picked elevens Of the section.
Financially. the year has been very
good. and while the expenses were greater
than for many seasons past. owing 10
the building of new bleachers and the
outftting Of the very large squad. good
balance has been turned into the treasury
of the association by Manager Joliat. As
sistant Manager Walsh has already taken
up the reins of management and is busy
preparing his schedule for the coming
year
Coaches Nielsen and Cox came in for
their share of praise at the meeting yes
terday, vote OF thanks for their good
The Washington herald., 1910-11-30
JACKSONVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST .RACE-seIling; siK furIengs. V. Powers.
les BicTaggertl. 20 TO / won Detect. los tGOosei
TO J. second Idleweiss. lo9 Herhsrtl. TO ?.
third. Time, lli. Eastern Star. splnters Earl
Sncfr. Dell. and Lady OmiaHt also ran.
SECOND RACE-oue mile and seventy yards.
Hihemica. io5 Goose. Il 10 5. won A. sturieEant,
10 (TrUKlerl. 10 10 l. second Bills Pullman. ~
tButaen, c 10 l. third Time, ~ IS. Kenrton
Park Woolsrn. Alonby. and Hamburg also ran.
THIRD RACE Seven hHi0ngs. Hoffman. li6
Jt;oidateinl. 10 lo wen: Boca Grande, Jos Mus
gratel. 10 l. second Live Wire. ll6 Butwelll, y
10 l. third. Time 3j IS. Gameau. Wise Mason
Roszau. and Lady Esther also ran
FOURTH RACE-One mile and ssrN1ty yards
Beau BTumme. los lHufnagel. y 10 T. sen; Spin
de ~ tButWell. I 20 TO- second. Ten PAGES l03
MHsgTsyel. Nzkg /. third. Time. ] Is - Rsdium
Star. Minot. SUMMER Night. Christina. and Tom
Shaw also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Selling; six fuTlones Alfred the
Great, III tGoosel. to s. Won hing AFondaie. lo5
BELL II 90 5, second; Eye White, lo3 tMusHaFel
10 l. third. Time. la3 IS. J. MohT0e, Amogei.
and All Rcd also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One and ce-siTteenths miles
Elfsn. l7 ,OheFtl 70 5. Won st. joseph, III
fGoosel. 10 l. second: Mamie Algol. lo6 lButWelD
10 , third. Tine. g10 Golconda. Dixie knight
Hazelthorpe and BanhgTy also ran,
The Washington herald., 1910-11-30

New York. Nov 29-Thomas J. lynch
is practically assured of the-presidency
of the National League for the next three
years. At present the term of Office Is
only one year. but if the magnates who
jimmied Lynch into the chair last winter
can secure one more vote they can pro-
long the term without tampering any
with the league constitution,
Al any rate. there viii be no contest
that can amount TO anything when the
annual election is held the middle OF
next month. John T. Brush, Garry Herr
mann. Barney Dreyfuss. and whoever
represents John p. Harris. the new own
er of the Boston Doves are all for Lynch.
Four votes Will not elect, but they
viii prevent the naming of a successor,
and Lynch will hold down the presidency
until a successor is chosen. The Brush
Hermann -Dreyfuss- Harris combine is
now angling for the vote of Stanley
Robson, and if the ST Louis magnate
throws his vote TO Lynch a resolution 10
keep him IN the chair three years will be
jammed through.
At any rate that is the state Of affairs
to-day Until Lynch came out fat-footed
as a candidate for reelection there was
some doubt as % who the next leader>of
the league would be. But yesterday the
"ex-king of umpires' allowed as how
he thinks pretty we'll of the job. and
would just as leave hold onto it as retire
permanently TO that dear Bridgeport.
No Chance for johnson.
With the naming of president a cut
and-dried affair. it isn't likely thereU be
anything like as much excitement at the
next annual meeting Of the league as
there was at the last
John NJ Ward. the only man in the
country who could have made any kind
of a night against Lynch. Will not run.
so that Ban Johnson can hardly have
any interest in the election. The Ameri-
can League boss may have something te
say al that. for he has a penchant for
butting into the affairs of the senior
organization at the slightest provocation.
Neither can the drawing up of a sched-
ule offer him a target The 16S-game idea
is as dead as the dodo Il has been sug-
gested that list of dates providing for
four trips around the circuit would he
better than one calling for three, but
this idea has not been sufficiently worked
up to make ii probable that il will be
adopted for a year or so.
Charley Murphy, by the way, was
robbed OF his greatest prerogative yester-
day, when MIR. Lynch announced that
the annual meeting of the league will be
held at the BFesln on December 13 In
the past the National Leaguers have al
ways foregathered at the Waldorf, and
the Chicago magnate was never quite so
happy as when he had eight or ten bell
hops paging him there,
The Washington herald., 1910-11-30
TWO OF NATIONALS STARS
ARE TAKING LONG CHANCES
Cunningham and Ainsrnith Playing Basketball With
Semi-pro Teams-Other Baseball Gossip.

in another For instance, take the mem
hers Of the two teams who recently
played for the worlds championship.
Chance Overall, and Davis were origi-
nally catehers. Collins was a shortstop
and Murphy a second basenlan.
These are but few of many instances
where man has not found the position
for whica he was best suited until he got
into the fastest baseball company under
the eyes of some manager who was
keen Judge of a mans capabilities
a Cincinnati rumor whispers that Third
Baseman Eddie Grant. Eho figured in the
Grifith-D Doom trade, may refuse 20 play
with Herrmann's team. Il is said that
Grant not only has not signed. but may
absolutely refuse 10 autograph has con-
tract,
Eddie apparently has no love for Gin
einnau. and may give up his baseball
uniform for the t0ga Of the law courts
rather than move 70 Ohio. Grant Is
Harvard graduate, and when he Is not
playing the national game pursues the
legal profession in Boston.
President Hedges. of the St Louis
American League. is the only major
league magnate for next season. Many
names have been mentioned, but Hedges
will not disclose the name of the man he
has In view. The Browns leader how
ever. says that he expects 20 make known
hts man before the American League
meets in New York two weeks hence.
kid" Gleason. formerly of the Phillies,
had "a second chance TO land the position
last summer II was then reported that
Gleason had been offered the position OF
scout for the club with the understanding
that he would be in line for the man
agers job. but the kid turned down
the offer.
Although he was entirely out OF base
bail last season. Gleason Is still well re-
menlbered around the major league cir
cults, and II has been suggested by some
-of his many admirers that President
Lynch. of the National Leogue, would
make a ten-strike If he could land the
kid" as an umpire. There is no one in
the country who knows the game better
than Gleason. and when il comes TO
nerve the KID was raised in a nerve
factory.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-30
OAKLAND RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-sx fmiongs Filod. III Van Du-
sem. y to J. Won Capt John. It's tMenpri. %
s. second: Titus H. los fIohuscnl. - 10 I. thipi.
Time lI2S5 shsntiIy Emma G.. MsrbIrg.
Father stafford Nosgorod Combsry. II. Pearson.
and Twilight Queen alsa ran
SECOND RACE-FHe and one half turlnngs. Bin
Basy. lis tGargani. 10 S. won. Picssninny. g
Keierisl. 8 10 l. second. Edmond Adams. lo9
G'ickeFsl. 10 l. thiTd. Time l16 IS. Tripping.
StarTy Night Americas and AhaTs slsa TEn-
THIRD RACE-One mile and twenty Yards
Raleigh ia Glass. cFen won; Noon, i05 tFore-
handl 9 30 s. second NJ AiusgaFe. lfs Martini.
7 10 l. third Time Al Is. Responseiul. f. T.
Freyef and Col Jack also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Fgtunty course. Metropolitan.
l0 tSeideni. 70 l. Won; Setback. Jos iRuxt0nl 3
90 J. second BalrUnia 100 ifickensi. 10 ., third.
Time las %. Duke q 0monde. KYLE Miss Pic
ME Raleigh. r. D., BinocllaT, and Bit ot Fortune
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile. Royal River Jos Cav
anauEhl % to ! wcn Zahn. y lIsadtkel. 70 10 !.
secrnd; Doyalts l0i lGamcfl. 20 /. third. Time.
lsof5 Apoiogize ZepuiTsda. Nebllosus. Gra-
mercy Nettie TaEoTs SAKE. Black Sheep and Roy
r. also ran.
SIXTH RACE-FutTity coLrsc. r. NJ. Fry. io6
tBattistel % ,. Won; Hilly MyeT la9 lKiuseh-
bauml is ], second: SWagseFlstef. 100 fischer.
20 l. third. TINE lde. Pitter Sir. Argonaut.
Burning Bush '.0tse B. Platoon. +. &. Hogan.
Glennadene. and Pal also ran.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-30
DALEY Most Likely Candidate for Captain Georgeowns 1911 Football Team

Time. os 25. Louise X. Miss Imogene, Auto
matte. Temper. Octopus. and Chanute also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-SiX and one-half 'furlGngs. san
III. l0 lCuln, 10 l. won; Sam Bernard, los
lJacks0nl, 70 ,. secono Orihamb. lOs fBsfgenl,
) to 2. third. Time. y Is. McAndregs. b. n.
Rebo W. Griswen, Faleada, Jacobite and Niaaeapol
Rlne ran.
FIFTH RACE Handicap. ono mile. Neoskaleeta
los Bergen. 1 10 /. won Mszouia. loe Jacksonl.
3 20 >, second; Albion H., Sc tWFispenl, 10 70 /.
third. Time. rs. Alice Won Laer T. II. Me
Bride and King Of Mist also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Five fIIrlongs Ben Howe. II
tJacksoul. 10 l. Won; BeTeTsiein. l2i iUptonl 3
10 l. second; h. J. SHanner. IA Davenport. I 10
]. third. Time 90 IS. Night Mist. s.. DHnston.
Lady Chiffon. John Garner, DR.. Crock and Hay
market also ran.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-30
COMMERCIAL DUCKPIN LEAGUE.
DUcKPIN LEAGUE.
SHORT LENGTHS


Sam Kennedy, who digs mp base
ball talent for the Cleveland club, is now
scouting for customers for a department
store in Philadelphia
The first baseball decision that
Eddie Grant ever kicked about was the
one which sent him to the Cincinnati
club
The Authors Club was not drapsd
sn mourning when Bat Nelson, who
wrote my Life and Ring Battles" got
knocked out Neither was the Bellevue
Stratford
sBroadway's" idea of nothing TO
read Is the January pennant predictions
alternating baseball experts.
When yOu read that John Smith
has been signed for $4,000 for next sea-
son. credit the baseball press agent with
another.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-30
PENSACOLA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-FiTe furiouEl Blanche Frances.
l5 Bmton), ; 20 !, wons Rose ONein 100 Jack
s0U) to l. second; ID. IT, Carpenter. lCs iKOhnl.
10 s. third Time - H. NJ. SSbath Ida
Lockford Rampant. Bliss. Triumph Bessie Wilder
and Petite also ran.
SECOND RACE-Five furlonc. sandiysr. l0s
Jacksonl. 20 5, won; Cry Baby. lr Bergenl 3
10 J. second: Okoaona, lao fWhitei, 10 l. third.
Time, % Is -Athicw, Molly Mog Blair Baggley.
Mark H.. aud Bert l. also ran.
THIRD RACE-FiVe fuEl0Hgs. Uncle Walter IA
Donoyanl. 10 to ]. Won; Hancock, l2l Howard.
10 > secund; Lucetta, 10 Jacksonl = 20 ,, third.