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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-10
WASHOE COUNTY VOTE
HAS MANY FEATURES
Returns Split on Local Candidates.
Head Goes to the Republicans

as he seems certain to do in the
state.
For Secretary OF State w. G.
Douglass got 1000 against 1912 for
George Brodigan.
For State Treasurer William Nc
MILAN got 1865 against 1918 for d.
NJ Ryan
For Controller Jake Eggers got
1875 against 1870 for Sam p Davis.
For Surveyor General Con Ahern
got l7l3 against 1851 for c. Deadly
Joe Farnsworth's vote for State
Printer was one of the best in
Washoe County as III the st OF the
state. He got a maJor1ty OF 25O and
counting III Olinghousc received
1906 against l416 for w w. Booth
{. b. Henderson received a very
large vote for Regent of the Univer-
sity. getting 1874 against 1864 for
II. F. Reid, majority OF 10
For Mining Inspector Charles
Watson received l740 against 1888
for Ed Ryan. and for Clerk OF the
Supreme Court Joe Josephs los, out
by 2H John Lcgate receiving l653
to Joseph's l1l6
Cleye Bakers plurality over Geo
Sprinemcycr. counting Olinghouse,
was 235. Baker got l7O7 votes 10
Springmeyer's l472.--J Journal
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-10
HURRAH FOR EMMITT

Emmitt Walsh, former District
Attorney Of this county, who has
been making his home in Goldheld
for several years, was elected Dis
trict Attorney Of Esmeralda Coun-
ty at the election Tuesday Emmitt
is a Democrat and good one. The
people out south made no mistake
when they selected this Ormsby
County boy
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-10
LEGISLATURE DEMOCRATIC

1t is safe to assume that the next
state Legislature will be Democrat
ic The last Democratic Legisla-
ture gave the Republicans every
thing they asked for and turned
down Democrats whenever they
could
Let it be hoped that the incoming
Legislature viii have enough sense
10 give the Legislative positions to
the people who worked for their
election at the polls instead OF try
ing to placate the Republicans who
fought them
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-10
Entire Change
at Park Theater

There will be complete change
of program at the Park Theater this
evening when the following pictures
will be shown:
Ship Building at Toulon,
Escape of the Royalist,
Davey Jones and Captain Bragg,
Jurgment of the Deep,
The Little Fiddler.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-10
FOOT AMPUTATED

SPARKS, November lO.-Edward
Hanley, who had his foot crushed
between two cars at Verdi last Sat
urday, has had the injured member
amputated at the railroad hospital n
San Francisco. He was coupling
cars when his foot became caught
and was badly crushed
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-10
SHUT TEDDY UP

From press dispatches received it
appears that even the terrible Teddy
has been closed up when the results
of the election in the East reached
him He refused to talk the situa
ton over. This is the first time the
Democrats have been able to smut
Teddy up He don't like the re-
suits. & s1Aii
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-10
IS PROMOTED

Former Disciplinarian Lovelace
of the Stewart Institute departed
Tuesday night for Tulalip, Washing
ton, where he has been promoted in
the Indian Service to the position Of
an engineer and mas been placed in
charge of some work in the north
ern district.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-10
RYAN WINS AGAIN

Will Ryan, the Democratic candi-
date for County Clerk OF Storey
County. won the fight by snbstan-
tial majority.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-10
LADIES NIGHT

Tonight will be Ladies Night at
the Sagebrush Club and a large at
tendance is expected The games
will commence promptly at $50.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-10
THE TARIFF REBUKED

The nigh tariff has been served
with tremendous rebuke in the East
BY New York. Massachustess, Con
necticut, New Jersey. Ohio and Col
orado going Republican The House
of Representatives is Democratic by
over forty majority.
This is a rebuke to TAFT and the
Republican party to whom the high
cost of living is attributed
The Democratic party has swept
the country with tidal wave and
will sweep a Democratic President
into the White House two years
hence
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-10
LADIES AID SALE

The Ladies of the NJ. E. Church
will hold sale of fancy work on
December 18th.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-10

Good service and the be ST of goods
at Ely Barkley'S Call on him and
be convinced Opposite the depot
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-10

Barkley still keeps the Best Liquors
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-22
WhIppan, River DOG show

The first IT the fall open air bench shows
will h. hold On the grounds ~ tho Whip-
pany River club. Morristown. Tomorrow
aud SATURDAY. The show ~ bound 90 he
bag -n"'"Ss because 80 many cracks have
been entered. In all $40 dogs will h..
hen"hed. and the total number Of en,rio.
- los Ia the ClssSsz for beaKles there
are lorfv-nin~ dogs and In all eiRhty-on~
entries he AIretalr terriers have h.en
entered literally. nfty-thrs. sntries hs yin.
l'-''n made ~ seventeen rlas@e- Anon
~" eta 500 that have filled we'll are NJ
Ser nnrdS. 10 dogs. - entries Great Dguen
70 a1E-. . entries Russian volt hounds
~ dogs. - eutTieS pointers % dogs "a
entTtee 'orker spanislS. n dORa a. en-
irHs 'olite~, - dogs. 81 entries bulldogs
y dogs, - entrie~ irish terriers " doEa
~ @utries scottish terriers. - dOgs 81
entries, foFnfranians. y dogs. 50 entries
Tor Terriers, ~ doHH. ~ entries. and Weat
Highland uhtsS terriers. ~ DOES. u SntFisS
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LEXINGTON RACES.
Beau Chiffon. Heavily Hacked. wins vile
Race for Three-Hear-Oth4

LENINOToS. by. sept. p There wa.
no stake race to-day and interest probably
centred IN the mile event for three year.
olds. John FurlonR was heavily backed hy
the local players. hut after getting ~ Ia
the head be was unable 80 hold the pac~
And could do no better than fourth he "a
hilton. ridden by Goose, Won. vi I'M MiltOu
second and Judge Walton third. lne
summarize
firl Racr selling sN fuTonEs- Billy aodc
mer. lOo lheThert.L Won. JAUo'rF ina ~ VltII
second Mae Hamilton las y Ko~rne hi Fl
Lancaster, DT. kitchen. Grenade MAJ Tiride
bourbOnite. Aesmcriker. Anderson and Meth,
TrayrrS also ran
Second Rare- Five iurlonrs lima. ii- IT
koeTneri. Won. Nindinetir. ~ ~ kcnxhI
second: Nlrgiie. ~. n. Thomas. third Tire
! ~ ,. Going some. Red i-Ass. Rrfgbt Maiden
IDA l-Ackford, litter. Ganopa Lyd'a re kasrl
burke. Miss Nsllsute. 'hemulpo ami sue Lay ton
also ran
Third Race SIX furlongS SeIvt~k. n. t;oo.c,
won; Intrinsic lOt Mountain ssrond. Frtp~rDr
William. III Warren. third Tiue III = 3
Alice George. Mrrrtck and LHyah~than Al.n ran
lourth Rare one mile Reau ChGtOn IL
Uioo~ei. won. Milton u. 100 Paul. rrcond
Judge Walton. u. tFAirbrotheti. thlrd Tim.
y D. John furiong and Royal Rrpor, also
nm Race Five aud hall furlones shooting
Spray lle Thomas. won Any Port 10, Noun
lfH IS Messenger Boy ana CrrN also ran
SEth Racr one mile and tvFnty yards
Pirate Diana. III JACK son won Scau BriinimrI
lns Pauh. SECOND Indian Maid. iO5 fRirri Third
Itfn~. ~ as. County Clerk. Nina hoy Sisa
Phiander and tcaTien also ran
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FAST TINE M MOTOR BOATS
LORg Distance Events % NatiOaa1 AssO-
citation Attract ~ Entries.

The annual carnival Of the National As
soeIation % Engine and Boat Manufacturers
started Yesterday Eith long distance races.
There were three OF these. one class going
to PouEh keeesie and back and the two others
To Peekskill aud back. The speed boats
went the long course. MS miles. and made
fast time. Peter Psn III. finished hrst
having made the trip in hours - minutes
81 seconds. She averaged sI.IS miles an
hour and took the priye offered for the best
time-oysT he course. Edith H.. owned by
A. T.. smith. won the race. Shs was only
rs minutes - seconds behind Peter Pan
bur Peter Pan III. had to allow nearly 20
minutes 10 the smaller boat. The record
OF Ednh u. is remarkably good she aver
aged - NJ miles throughout the race. This
boat was built by the Electric Launch Com
pnny and - the tender OF the Yacht Ethel
MAY H.. also built 10y that company.
There were ten starters VA the long dis
o'aS o'clock from a line "a The hoTssboat
Nalmt anr hored On the foot Of l5Slh strr~i
uotng AZ the river iuntire broke down ana
ran into submerged dora opposite New
buIgh. She MAS then fourth VA the racs
and doing we'll an. Was lowed 80 the
found that her shaft AMI propeller were
badly damaged. slight repairs wer- made
kapier, lbi- and Rel Raven finished late
and were not timed. AS their allowances
had expired.
The racs- to PeeksknI were for cruising
craft and there we're Two divisions, over
and under 81 feet In the div sion for those
under 40 feet there we're seven starters
The kathmar was the first TO nnteh and
she averaged ~ as miles an hour for the
course She could not allow time TO others
In the race and Elmo II added another
trophy to the collection Of 7. ID. Giles. yr
She averaged "a miles an hour Elmo IL
has twice won the Marblehead race and this
wear won the Block Island and Albany
races
In the division for those over % feet the
race for fiFrt to finish was hot one he
tween Havens's Avis and J Schae-
fers Edmes and Avis finished nrSt by 81
seconds She had averaged Is "a miles
an hour The winner. however. was sam
uel Cochrane's ErOnel. winner OF the race
To bermuda. She averaged 10 u miles
an hour
The racers started On the Last Of the flood
tide. which helped them on their journeys
up the river. and they came back with the
ebb tide. 80 hat hey we're helped somewhat
10y the conditions
The summaries
fEEHhAti-L loSo DISTANCES RACE CRutstSo HoArs
UNDEh W FEsr OvER All CoCnsK, - AILEa
a AZ
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TROTTERS Ar MINEOL I.
son oT Bud MURRAY fSrNes Ith Mare
GentTtanA To NtctOFy.

The immense nsw grand stand which
has been crested on the fair grounds az
Minsola was parked yesterday afternoon
by lovers Of the light harness hor-s, and
non. 81 the rival attractions such as tWo
headed babies aud roasting cream puffs
IN the open. did very good business until
~. last beat was over
G'Htria ns, - hay four year old by John
Gentry. dam SenorH'sno. added another
yirtOTy to her long list N the : - pn'i
race Both Gentriana and her owner.
Marry l. Murray. are IN ID" novice class,
ltttle mare aud hsr oNner Is son 81 the
well SHOWN professional fensTnan Bud
Murray. Although b. - only u wears
old no has driven Gent Tiana 10 Nirtory ~
most 81 IN" tracks on the smaller circuit q.
and thiS u her ss"ond 81 go purse this
hur Ientr,ana from the first turn 81 the
~ heels and she never relinpui-h.d her po-
-flon from start q" finish kentu"ky
hu' Ws- put IN third place by Litti. ANDY.
Who finished n"'k md neck with the WIN
n'r "a the 49, "nd heat t'sntriana'~ time
il !. no, unusual Tor a PAGER 20 h. dis
tan"ed for running, but The Hazel BEL
In her first heat she shoNad the usual zAit
that any we'll regulated sidewheeler adopts.
bat ~ The s""ond heat she suddenly de
a elopsd neN method of lOromotiOn and
she Was nor allowed 10 star again IN the
rln'k stallion bv Joe Pstchen. 70 win m
straight meats IN , . .. ?isi. aud . lOi.
Affei Jos nR the hr-t heat To Laura Jirat-
ian. HE patente@. black stallion, Who
T. = full brother to BarpnWard King, Won
30" 90 tr"'ting. event handily. Laura
~ he rr-f fuTn she broke and fell back
h'ftld the rest ~ The field when shs.
got 90 r'r feet again o. Vas too late to make
ur no lp-f ground and she finished nth
"a 'rH' heat and thIfd and fourth in The
new a" ~" lateni"e o. owned by 4. D
lHNr"n" 'nd t- handled by Sartrell. Who
drlNe- BHrUHWsri King
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COLORtDO E.'S NEW RECORD.
Three-yesr-O,d Trots In Ina ~ st
s'olgItnlpsI-

Columbus. Ohio. Sept - without any
particular effort Colorado T. lowered his
own worlds record for three 81 old
trottera here this afternoon from : ~ ,
to ?Os'.. In the second and shining he's I
~ the Kentucky STOCK Farm Futurity
The night 81 speed wasn't caused hy any
competition. for the Denver Owned colt
Emily Ellen. was not bothersome ~ either
heat
Driver Gus Racey rode the hrst eighth
In Is seconds. and Colorado D. stepped
night along three lengths In front Of his
field. Macy eased him q trife then, the
quarter being reached In so. seconds
n wss I O7h. 20 the half and l1i. 10 the
three-qusrier poet After the seven eighth
mark had been passed the pace .lackened
and the champion finished at his ease
There was an upset IN the pacing divi-
sion of the same futuTtty. Baroness EVELYN
being the choice. Nell Gentry, ownei
and driven BY Charles D. Cameron of Ia
trON@s. III won. Ma iOr Nellin Fton third
choice. won the AZ fTot after the Opening
heat had gone 20 IA vOrite Peter Dorsey
The summary
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RACING ~ FRANCE.
American Horses nun second and Third
for PriN Thormanb,
SPECIAL Casi' D,spa'ch n TVS ST,

Nrsr1l C1blf DTsrafch 70 Tvs SrN
PARIS. sent. p The race for the PriT
Gem Of Gems nf 400 francs ~ TrpmbIay
to-day was Won NV Merles IaErave. Ora
monts Sybilla was se-ond and Pnzer's
HtavAths third There were eight starters
The io"ksvs were O'Neil. stern and Karat
American horses ran serond and third
IN The race for the PriE Thormauhy ~ on
francs. which was won nv Darling. IA
Cot insi- ridden ny bartholomew FRANK
JSv Goulds Hemendado. with Reih in the
saddle. finished Second and Mr. Wander
horses ran
Nash Turner's Albv. ridden by the owner
won he race for he prtX Alice Hawthorn
OF 5.np iran6- Dentraigue's iarne@ntlr
With Woodland IN IN" saddle Nsa seDond
and Br"wonh'S SeneRambie, With sham.
up nn'zhsd third seven horses ran
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YALE TEAM WINS AT GOLF
DEFEATS PRINCETON IN FINAL
~ FONTS 10 =.
Tive Matches in the singles and Two ln
Foar BaH PiaN go to New Maven Wen
No>-er Makes - and serkeI
~ IN PIaS a. the EsseN County aIub.

Rr>ro> SEPT - .NuIe won the team
ChRmptou>hip uf the intercollegiate Goif
A.-n'iaiton over the 'ourse oi the F-srN
county cub today Tor ~" sixth -urt,-~siy .
Ne,r heating Princeton bv Ioin's ro
" - he fourth 'iUs iu that fsTtod that
Princeton has been runner ~ and m all
ale has on nine n' the nfi""n rnnt'->is
10. others having h,-n Victories tor tar
Nart A. IN he mal,ho- earlier Nith
MuIiaU- and Harvard the Nai" team led
h, . leo u he ~tue.s- and tu 0 81 four
bal pla,
o. m" afternoon Srokr tai - lie holed
or. every put and was nul fr,mc Tor o
rr,r.d t". pis. 'u an after the matrh Wa
vpu The 'oWp'..t," rr'Ura mad" a.
med 4. I.aN - 4, , amt shared bN = ". Matte
more end d - NHd"r~"u Also m the four
bal mrt,h"- Nu>~"r had n wonderful %, he
h"Iug . ml~utr apptp oh lot D on The tIu
yHTI -event zenith
Ia the turn 10 seemed anv ones race. for
thrs. matches were then squared IA the
others MeTriman. hunter aud STANLEY being
! up Firs' to drive Oh were Gardner. the
late national. and Seckel. the present Inter-
collegiate Champion II was an Fa-tern
duel Of two golfHg LoChinvar-. Gardner
began with two fours. needing only one
put on the first. and Seckel topping his drive
for the second Seckel laid his third close
up on the third and won in T. Gardner having
100 ulhfh 70 90 Np naive halNss IN TOUR
marked the next two, but on tho sixth Seckel
topped his mashie shot and Gardner Ia vi his
chip shot dead and won vito lie
hooked hts drive into trouble on the seventh
and lifted sIter playing Z. Secksl haS wing
PLAYED 20 The green IN >.
On the eigh'h Gardner did not get well
under hts iron shot and ~, KEEL became
even with par They halved the mint h
and tenth IN par golf Seckel had been
out IN - and seemed tn. ultimate winner
when he go' the eleventh IA g. Gardner
having topped hts iron shot INTO a bunker
and taking = Zach had a Q on IN. twelfth
aud Gardner won the long thirteenth IA :
after Se"ksi had PLAYED an IRON for hook
slev"TiN around q tree from a pulled drive
but missed a >iN ar seven foot put To halye
SeCkei ey'ned 10y getting down m one put
iron, fine ma-hie to tho 15n wand four
tesnth
Il was The last time Sec krl was 20 On fov
Oh" lead He missed the decisive put on m.
hite~nth and Gardner won IA 4 tho latter
won the siNteenth IA >. boiling out for fan
after Seckel being tn N" ditch from tho tee"
and not getting out "a two more WIN
both on the seventeenth green N 3 Gardner
hol.d a wenty foot put Tor a aud Ia. match
b. and
INasa.H al
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WHY WINS 1T DETROIT.
lie u the OnI, Fa,srne 81 -Four 10 re
ward Backers.

prrEorr. sept. y Three Of the four
faNorites In to-day'- races failed to make
good WHY IN the az trot was the only
on" Ia reward his hackers. The summaries
80 class, pacing purse. G.OD
lila Nmbulator b m by Anlhulator
COZ
nlsna b, Lsyg,iAH Hoy nArnes f; ; (;
Time .o,'I. -o's. .Osal :0Si.
The Michigan stake M class, Totting purse
SOH
WilJ h :. by wllburn " ,pennorsl. cd. !
Creighton. h z IAsrlieI !.
Annett y bis Mccarthy. 4
tirc'rir Todd. br =. tGahaKAni
The hnReius. br Colby.
sable Maid BIZ NJ tRenyoul 4
Miss Winter. br m tkrycs
llerora lion. ~ heating
RATuu rem br Sanders -
Time .Gsi. .CSa,. .O5i.
,.lH class. 'roi'inK purse sinD
stroller IN =. hy AneTtnn Pay Glen. by
Belsirr keatinFl
hATgate. rp Snow
Little sweetheart m Seryi1 a
pUNe m m. tGahAEani 4
2 nLo. b q. by Mabel Fierce
tastts bUn3e h Chandler
Time .i2N,. zilA.. Zii'l
81 rlsss. trottinE purs~ tfOD
Don lsbor br by Labor tkiniin,
MrliA =. b m Coz
Howard h Colby
Martha Dillon. b m sanders
bora. On m ,Pennork' dis
Time -2iit7 c.ioi,.
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whitn~,'s O,ersIxht Wins.

Np'c'1i Cdhs Dsspa'ch ~ Tar srx.
loNDoN. sept al q Mhtn.v.s
Oversight. with Martin in the saddle won
the race for the Queen Anne's weller haudi-
cap OF lOa SoVeTeignS AZ the ROYAL Mind.or
meeting to-day. Lord Marcus Bsrr-fnrI's
nrtoria MAY nlly WAS ond and Mr.
~, y. Wall BarnhHm third Ntnsta.n
horses ran. The betting was : 20 ny.tpsi
snnMersiEni Ia ass n-t ha Victoria Nav
nlly. and 100 to against Harnham
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Their" was burning up Of the course
IN ~" four ball matches nv good cards
ana MeTrman by and -..t tho figures
rying. S"ckel vas out in rs Hnuston
In "a, Gardner in 20 and MeTriman a.
Seckel needed and for y - but q topts.d
drive made n hN-ror the seventeenth and
being trapped On ms third he finished with
out was - to ~
SeCkel = card
out. 5 Is
In 5 = 70 "a
llnfer and IegR beat Rum and blair
hv and s. tho victory n Mos=er and Staniev
Over ksy and Eddy beinR nv q ana I Moss,
to'ng y The hest ball for MosSar and
STANLEY vas -. 34-S7
Nos-sr'. card
Guf 4 3 s 4 - =.
In w ?,
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houston amt Hun'er. 10 raks w Yale.
on" reverse, mad = weak match IA putting
20 he turn for me former and marked bv
NId Tee shots 10y Hunter The latter had
been M, nut lost IN. seventh ON tn.
sieN enth the Ihr,agoaR pulled III drive
TO the ditch
Whoa shouted Hunter ne hi- caddie
ran 10 10 ate the ball Don piCk h up
and throw out A. YOU did yesterday
hunter made ~ a. rho ball twice the
result being flinOuz to hts " nits shirt and
troussrS then lifted Housto on hnvins .
Hunter had the lead by & on the twelfth
but his try for "a hooked third 20 the th,r,
tcenih failed to come ~ and houston
eNensd with 5 Hunter had the fourteenth
IN T. Houston taxing 10 reach The green
and after a half in on tho tifiaauth thai
might we'll hav" been Tor Hou-l on hut
Tor y weak appraoDh put, ne tut.ago4u
threw away hi- lead nv missing his ma,ht.
drive from the sixteenth tee, Houston
getting bis
\ twelV. foot put for gave the lead
again 10 hunter. but a topped drive let
Houston m for win ms Roth Ner,. bunk
cred ON their seconds On the extra hole
Houston getting out best for q WIN ia . to u
The ards
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NVVTUNTTTHWI w UOTF NOT NThlfU-
zach palT to com. ~ newt rolled up u
Head for ale. the tally stand fng io ~ With
two couples 70 tniSh. Isgg heat Nav
by and The Vale man had = remark
able On the $50 yard thirteenth. topping
the drive INTO N" du'k and u'iiug for /,
penalty stroke. then g"f'Iug 10 the -rsan
" "a iva bra~-sv shot, and boiling he pri;
fa"h ~s- out IN io, iggg under q tor the
remaining -N nol"s and Ny I under -
Merrimnu took - on. and had the load
latter, " inning hy and .. coming "a Z over
-, while bunn was our IA - and IN she'd
with four - and two -
tNsr being even ut he ninth tho No~-er
snd Fddy match Wa- SIN square at the
nit"auth Mu~S@r had su easy on the
sixteenth and won trs -ey-ut,.nth IA {,
Tor the match by and
he md.
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Three Cushion I,u,,aru.

HAIRY Peters defeated Louis Pell IN Last
nights game 81 the amateur class n ,br..
cushion tournament a. John T. DoyIe.s
Broad way room, BY the @-ore of Is 20 -
a Sanders viii play Harry Harmon 10.
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TAETa UlTF TOusNon. 3, HUNTER. 3
BlatT had 10 search long for his ball
after a pulled drive from the ~ alfth t..
hat hunter and houston pa sod the match
STANLEY did not lose hole coming IN and
won nv and .
Tie card
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= D 5 = ! > S ~ y
lie summary
aFNrFRa

= . Nernrnan . amt - hole, '''''' . ~
\ Mp..-r and y ! Z, > r1ds "
% STANLEY . ana ., ! 7. - Mai "
To,s.. Total
TorRsArL w,r,Hr-
"srdn'' ana N'rTi ,s~ss .nd Ho4s,on =
So,ssI ard Stanley - Esy snd rdd, .
Il -tsi snI Lsgg '''" '"' ''''
ans ,-and total =
G.. ard t7rs
me individual ohamrlonshir h.rtns
a. morrow morning With an eighte.n hole
N-'u'Nlrg round
Me-, FFsfpr. Mas sept =, The an
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