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The Detroit times., 1910-09-17
TOWN OFFICIALS TO MEET.
League of Michigan municipalities
Will Convene Al Lansing.


viii Convene AZ Lansing.
LANSING, Mich, Sept. 1.-THE
twelfth annual convention OF the
League OF Michigan Municipalities
will be held In the senate chamber,
state capitol. Sept. 81. 20 and %. The
program is as follows; Wednesday
Sept. FL, 10 a. m, reception of dele
gates; roll call OF cities; introduc-
ton of Mayor John S. Bennett, OF
Lansing, by Hon. John F. Crotty,
ex-mayor; address OF welcome, May.
or John s. Bennett; response, Hon
Lawton T. Hemans, president OF the
league; announcements: reports OF
standing committee; address OF Hon
Lawton T. Hemans, president; ap
pointment of committees on resolu
tons, nominations and auditing.
Wednesday afternoon, 1880, MUM
cipal asphalt pavements, Clarence
A. Proctor. asphalt expert, Detroit
general discussion: exhibition OF
Lansing fire department; address
Mayor VIM. l.. Walk, Ann Arbor
Mich.
Thursday morning, Good roads,
Horatio S. Earle, ex-state highway
commissioner; Some aspects or en-
foroement of ordinances and state
law in municipalities. Hon. Jacob
Martin. mayor. Monroe, Mich: auto
ride to municipal lighting and water
plant, automobile factories and other
points OF interest.
Thursday afternoon. 80. address
on Brick pavements." Will p. Blair
secretary National Paving Brick Man.
ufacturers' Association: roll call OF
cities: old-fashioned New England
clam bake at Pine Lake.
Friday morning. $3.50, conclude
roll call of cities; report Of commit.
tees: election of officers; designation
OF next meeting place.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-17
EATON is OPTIMISTIC.

CHARLOTTE, Mich, Sept. 17.-Eat-
on county Democrats held their con-
vention here Friday and selected IL
delegates to attend the state conven-
ton at Kalamazoo. A county commit
tee was elected with Jay N. Swift,
Chairman Burton l.. Taylor. secre-
tory, and Frank A Ives, treasurer.
Speeches were made by John w. Ew-
ing, OF Grand Ledge and Rev. lsaih
Bratman, of Hamlin township. The
delegates appeared very optimistic re-
garding their success Of the November
election.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-17
LYNCH HEADS oAKLoNo DENIS.

PONTIAC, Mich. Sept. Thames
Fl. Lynch, Of Pontiac, was chosen
chairman Of the Oakland county Demo
Gratis AT their convention on Friday
Roy Price, of Royal Oak was made
secretary. The convention then elect
ed delegates to the state convention
and passed a set OF resolutions. In
the resolutions they expressed great
delight at the manner in which their
party has been victorious In many
parts OF the country and urged the
Democrats Of the county to elect as
The Detroit times., 1910-09-17
VESSEL PASSAGES.
nafrnl9

DETROIT. Sept. TT. - Turret
Cape. 12;1o y. IN. Friday; Sierra. l:io.
- .etn~ion. 50. Butler. 3: GrHtwick.
s:2o; Bessemcr. $50: Mohawk. 5;1o. N.
\ tfanna HAYWARD. SEQ; Bennington.
~ AIpena, 6 r.. +. Jones, 6:l0. 4. ~.
Wells, 6:I5. Mckinney. Z.
Down-Craig, noon Friday Amasa
stone. 1915 d. m. wilpen. 1920. Muir
pay. II 80: Welcoming. Ericsson. LILO:
2:10. steamer Buffalo. 2.tO. spokane 3.
Garretson. 1850. coralia. $50; Cuddy,
SIS; CorcstOza. 5:2O. Laughlin. $50.
Averill $50: Burlington. 6; Miami. NJ.
Corey. Scguln, $40.
The 500.
SAI'LT STE. MARIE. sept lI.-Up-
Manitoba Mckee. Davock, 1880 p. IN.
Friday Hebard. 1890. Woodruff. =. Vol
win. $40 SaXona. 4 waldo, $50: Nor
row, $50; Peter Reiss, Chill. $50; So
MONA. I.
. Down Athabasca. noon Friday,
Frontenac, Chattanooga 1870 p. m.
Argo. Jones, Kerr (smalD. 2:30. shaw
Manda. 2: Van Week. Foster. Mitchell
3:3O: Dinkey. 8. Leonard Miller. y,
Ralph, McDougan
The Detroit times., 1910-09-17
SYMPATHY FOR TAFT.

TRAVERSE CITY, Mich, Sept. II.
Grand Traverse county Democratic
convention Friday adopted a resoiu'
ton sympathizing with the president
and the Republican national admins
tration and invited all to jon the Dem
ocratic party.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-17
REPUBLICANS cENsuREp.

SAGINAW, Mich, Sept. 17.-Sag-
NAV Democrats In convention on FRI
day. censured the Republican city and
county administrations in connection
with the alleged inaccuracies In cleo
ton returns
The Detroit times., 1910-09-17
ENDORSE HEMANs.

HOUGHTON, Mich, Sept. 17.-Law-
ton T. Hemans, for governor, was In
dorsed by the Houghton County Dem
ocratic convention at Hancock Friday.
Delegates to the state convention at
Kalamazoo were selected. Edward
Ryan was reelected county chairman.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-17
Biggest and Best Exhibition HveT'
Held in Michigan Will BE Un1er (
Way When Gates Swing ct 8:3o
Monday Morning.
Entertainment Features InsludG
Aeroplane Flights and HorSe 1aoes
Something Doing Every 1fizutss
MONDAYS PROGRAM.
Gates open at $40.

Gates open at $3.50.
$3.50 to 1890 a. m.--Band
concert by Lberati's Concert (
band OF 80 pieces, assisted by
double quartet OF grand opera
stars, in the grove.
1880 a. m. Aeroplane
flights by Aviators Hoxsey and
WEIGH.
IL o'clock-Concert by Miss
Gertrude Sackett's chorus OF so
children. accompanied by the
Ninety-Ffrst Highlanders' band.
p. m.-Horse races.
5 p. m.-Aeroplant flights.
TO S:15 p. m.-Horse show
In front of grand stand.
$3.50 p. m.-Ffreworks.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-17
Corporation Counsel HaIIy expects that
the Auit nfnrted by seNeraI DetrOit

citizens to test the validity OF the
proposed municipal ownership char
ter amendment. will be called for
hearing in the supreme court about
oct. 10, and thinks that IT VIII be
possible to get a decision in time 20
submit the amendment at the regu-
lar election. Nov. s, IL the court ruling
be favorable.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-17

To facilitate the handling Of change
Washington man has patented
tray, hinged in the center to enable
it to tip either way, SO that coins
will slide from IL.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-17
Owing to technical dispute. as to va.

Owing 20 technical disputes N To va
rious details, the common council
able TO report the new building code
to the council next Tuesday night.
as was expected. Another meeting
will be held Thursday evening, Sept.
20. One OF the points unded dis
cussion is the fiber stress to be al
lowed for on STEELE in reinforced con-
crete buildings. and another Is q
technical point on electric signs.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-17

Detroit school OF Music tf,nssi.,
ioe broadway. Franx APPEL ~ To- en-
, i1 term Thorough instruction Tor
least possible cost
The Detroit times., 1910-09-17
Two Excursions sunday, Sept. Is

Sunday, Sept Is, at a. m. and S:So
D. m, and every Gay next week at $3.50
a m and 2:30 p. m, the White Star
Line steamers City OF Toledo and Wau-
keta will leave the Griswold-st. wharf
for the Flats and Port Huron way
ports. returning to Detroit at 1880 a.
m. and $40 d. IN. The fare TO the Flats
and return Is soc and to Port Huron
and return 81.
This is the hest time or the year Tor
a trip on the water No society excur-
sions and no crowds
The Detroit times., 1910-09-17

UMBRELLAS At 1. .s' assss.,. 4 g.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-17

near as possible a full ticket this
fall.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-17

TAxICAB-MAIN OR CITY Is.
Job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co., No Is John R-st. Call
Main 1923, or City sass.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-17

Express wssens-Msin OF CITY -
e.m-.res-, ss~sr g.. Rsssas~
The Detroit times., 1910-09-17
EIGHTH INNING.

PHILADELPHlA-St now pitch-
ing for Detroit Davis singled tocenter.
Murphy out, Lathers TO T. Jones. Bar
ry walked. Lapp struck out. Coombs
singled 20 center. scoring Davis Barry
taking third and Coombs second on the
throw-in Lord walked. filling the
bases Oldring singled TO left, scoring
Barry and Coombs. Lathers threw out
Collins THREE RUNS.
DETROIT-McIntyre flied to Baker.
Crawford flied to Murphy. Moriarty
flied to Lord. NO RUNS.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-02
EMERYVILLE RESULTS

OAKLAND June 1.-Favorites failed to fig
ure prominently, but most of the winners were
well supported Daddy Clip was an odds-on
favorite for the feature race, but after leading
most Of the way Gargan grew overcontdent
and Inclement got up in time to win by a
head. Abe SluDsky was a surprise in the
2-year-old event Results:
First race, Futurty course, selling-Burning
BuJh Ill (KirsChbaum), won; Emma C., lO0
(Gargan second; Rey El Tovar, 103 (Cal-
laghan), third. Time 1903 4-5. Melton Cloth
GaIvanic, Ampedo Elmdale, Little Buttercup,
Who, Mi Derecho and Creston Boy also ran.
Second race four and a half furlongs, sell
ing-Abe Slupsky, 1O5 (Vosper), won Abella,
So (Selden), second Dolle V. B., 50 (Nolan),
third Time :55. Dacia, Ban Ann, Pearl Bass
Robert Hurst Rita, Mamie Woods, Fontello
and Clara Hampton also ran.
Third race, Futurty course, selling-Tramo-
tor. iii (Vosper), won; Servicence, 1l2 (Co-
burn). second; BisBra. 1O9 (Roberts), third.
Time 1lO 2-5. Gramercy, ST. Francis Titus IL
and Combury also ran.
Fourth race six furlongs selling-Inclement,
" (Selden), won; Daddy Clip, 81 Gargan), sec
ond; Banorella, 81 (Callaghan), third. Time
l:12 3-5. Sewell, Kid North, Del Cruzador and
DR.. Mayer also ram
Fifth race, one mile and twenty yards, SELL
ing-Roy Junior l0S (Leeds), woni Captain
Rurnett JOS (Coburm, second; Kaiserhoff, 10S
CTaylor). third Time $40 3-5, Ats-ar-ben
Orilene and Miss Picnic also ran
sixth race, five furlongs, purse-Prince Win
ter 1OS (Nosper), won, Doweress, 80 (Callag-
ham, second. Babe Neely, 1885, Gargan), third
Time 1900 3-5 Queenfull, Lofty Haywood, Lo-
renzo and Billy Bunion also ran.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-02
JEFFRIES MAULS
BOXING PARTNERS
Associated Pressl

BEN LOMOND. June l." Hit hard was
the order today in Jim Jeftrles camp NlleH
the former champion began boxing again after
a lavof of more than week Jetfrles lald
do1,n tho Law, to his sparring partners before
he began intimating that If they did not sIus
he would, and the result was Immediately no
ticaablc. II.
rushed Jeffres from the start and set lively
pace for three rounds. Just before TIME Wa7
called for the bout Jeffrias drove his glove INTO
Rob's mid-section and Armstrong doubled UP
with grunt ,
Joe Choynski came next for three ROUNDS
and the pair stepped around In a clever spar
ring exhibition, Choynski displaying even
more skill than usual
The main event however, was a tWo-round
20 with Sam Berger, who came last Jettflcs
was evidently saving up for his manager and
the,, vent at 1t around the ring until it looked
like a knockdown and drag out battle. sam
bit hard and Jaffres replied in kind. much
to Berger's discomfort toward the close oil
the bout. l..
These bouts were the nearest approach 10
the real thing seen here since Jeffries started
to work They followed bit of road work
and after the boxing camc a fast handball
game with Jim Corbett, who mug sy enjoyed
the glove work as a spectator. Corhett VIII
not do any sparring until next Monday, When
he expects to be in good shape.
Jeffries was in a working mood, and, losing
a handball game to Corhett. punched the bag
for half an hour and wound up the day with
his abdominal exercise, to which he attributes
his success in reducing his waist line. He
started for Santa Cruz this afternoon, intend
ing to take a plunge in the surf before re
The inception Of Jeffres private eating es-
Establishments which will be watched over by
his wife was another event Of the day. JEFF
fries and his brother and their wives Will
belong to this mess, which will he served from
a private kitchen and by a private waiter
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-02

| ~ CRAPPY HOGAN left last evening for
Frisco to have a talk with Judge
~ Graham, president of the Coast
league, regarding the remarkable attitude
assumed by the new baseball magnate IN
defying the ruling Of the national COmmls-
sion in the release Of Pitcher Carson py
Chicago to Vernon. Although the comlnls-
sion, which is the supreme court in base
ball affairs. has approved the release TO
Vernon and published its ruling and or
dered Carson to report to Hogan for duty
Graham has notified Hogan that carson
cannot play with Vernon and that II ne
| does all games in which he participates
| will be thrown out and Hogan will be dis
| cipined The umpres Of the league a'so
have been notified not to permit game 10
go with Carson on the Hneup oI the
Vernon team. This strange and unreason-
able action by Graham puts the league
president in an untenable position ana one
which is bound to teach him MS place
and take some Of the conceit out OF MN
before he is done with the case. He has
absolutely no jurisdiction in the case ana
Is unauthorized BY any baseball law to IN
terfere with the playing of Carson Presi-
dent c. w. Murphy of the Chicago Nationals
wired yesterday as follows; Have &C
quainted Chairman Hermann OF hatloha- ,la-
commission with the facts in the matter
regarding Carson's services and any lhtor-
nation that the officials of the racine
Coast league desire must be obtained from
him From my viewpoint and knowledge
of the rules of the national commission,
Portland has claim on Carson. era
ham is moved 10 this action pH the MI
Credies the one great disturbing element
in Coast league society. They lost Carson
by draft and had the usual flVe-days' no
ttce to reclaim MIN when Chicago found IT
could not use him. McCredie never MADE
any claim for Carsons return and the
cubs sold his release TO Vernon, all OF
which transactions were legal and within
the rules of the national commission ana
the national agreement under which organ
fzed baseball exists 1t looks like a deilp-
crate attempt to cripple the Villagers be
cause they have developed such surprising
strength this season Had the McCredlea
any claim upon Carson or had they de
sired to have him. they would have acted
promptly when notified by Chicago that he
wouId not be retained Under the rules, the
elub from which n player Is drafted mas
I'VE DAYS in which to claim his return II
the drafting club does not want TO Keep
him. Portland had this chance and turned
II down As soon Vernon grabbed Carson
! Portland found out it wanted him It Is
| sour grapes on one side and the mean
| disposition of the McCredtes cropping out
again McCredle has done more to keep up
| a disturbance in Coast league affairs than
All other inside influences combined and IL
win he a happy day when they get out
! of 1t.
! Rod McRae, manager Of Phil Brock. re
| caIved a telegram last night from salt Lake
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE


BROOKLYN, June 1.-Brooklyn made 1t hve
str .irht today by winning from Pittsburg,
to Rarger pitched a brilliant game, allow
ING only three hits. The fielding or Dauoert
was sensational Score;
Pittsburg 1. hits 3, errors l.
Brooklyn 9, hits Z, errors l.
Eattories-I,eiheld and Gibson; Barger and
Bergen Umpires-Rigler and Emslie.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-Wretched pitch
ing marked the game today, ana Phlladelphia
lost 10 St Louis, 10 to s. The home team
nitcher gave eleven passes and st. Louis
twirlers seven. Manager Doom OF the Fhlla-
delnhia team was sent to the club house ny
Irmnire Brennan for disputng a decision
Score:
philadelphia 5, hits 8, errors 1.
Patteries-Harmon, Gordon Sallee ana
pheIns. McOuiilan, Moren, Flaherty and Mo
ran UImpires-O'Day and Brennan.
NEW YORK. June 1.-The New York Ma
tionaIs today won their eighth straight game,
defeating Cincinnati, to ?. Anderson the
visitors' first pitcher, was relieved by Rowan
in the first inning. after he had forced IN IN. =,
nm Mathewson was practically invincible
with men on bases. Score;
Cincinnati 2, hits 4, errors l.
New York s. hits 10, errors l.
tatteries-Anderson, Rowan, Doyle and Nc
Lean; Mathewson and Myers. Umpires-Klem
and Kane
ROSTON June 1-Chicago won the opening
rame of its first eastern trip today from Bos-
ION overall taken out in the ninth, with
two out and one on base after the locals hau
scored once. Score'
Chicago 5. hits s, errors 2.
Boston 1, hits 3, errors l.
Ratteries-Overall. Richie and King Brown,
Ferguson and Graham. Umpires-Johnstone
and Moran.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-02
.LEMBERG NOSES OUT
ENGLISH DERBY RIVALS

EPSON DOWNS. England, June The
l31st Derby of $4,000, for 3-year-olds, distance
about a mile and "A half, the classic of the
English turf, was today by Mr. Fairies
Iemberg Sir John Thursbys Greenback was
second and A. r. Cunliffe's Charles O'Maley
third Lord Rosebery's Neil Cow finished
fourth.
From the start the was among the
four horses named, Lemberg winning by
neck in a position gained but few yards
from the post. Neil Cow behaved badly at the
post, delaying the start for ten minutes but
the field finally got away In good shape.
Greenback settled down in the lead, with the
two favorites Lemberg and Neil Cow second
and fourth respectively.
There was little change of position until
the horses were close home, when Lemberg
passed Greenback and maintained a bare lead
10 the finish Two lengths separated Green
back and Charles O'Malley. Neil Cow was
close up In the first flight.
The time was minutes 80 1-5 seconds, which
is a record for the Derby. There were fifteen
starters.
No American horses ran in the historic race
this year. Danny Maher who, 1t Is stated, re-
ceived a fee of $20,00O rode Neil Cow. The
odds the American Jockeys mount were
II to against.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-02
.GOTCH WINS AND
SETS NEW RECORD
Throws ZbySzsko, Polish Cham
pion, in Six and a Quarter
Seconds in Chicago
Associated Pressl

CHICAGO, June Frank Gotch OF Hum
boldt Iowa, successfully defended his title as
wrestling champion of the world by easily
defeating Stanisaus Zbyszsko. the Polish
champion. in straight falls at the Coliseum
tonight.
Gotch outclassed his bukier opponent After
he had won the first fall in 6A seconds, 1t
was only question of how long the Pole
could hold out
The crowd had hardly realized that the
match was on before Referee Fleming de-
clared Gotch winner Of the first fall. The
hold that sent the Pole down was bar arm
and half Nelson.
The first fan came so quickly that there was
little intermission before the men raced eaeh
other fer the second time. Warned by his
sudden downfall. Zbyszsko was more cautious,
and it took Gotch p minutes and 80 seconds
to win the match with a bar arm and wrist
lock hold.
The match showed the Iowa farmer is still
without an equal in the wrestling game. At
no time was Gotch in any danger, and he
showed far greater knowledge OF the mat
game than did his victim.
| The result demonstrated that Gotch must
have been out Of condition when he lost the
handicap match to Zbyszsko at BuHalo. In
that encounter Gotch agreed to throw the
Pole twice within an hour, but failed to bet
even one fall.
was given a cordial reception by the crowd,
but the demonstration was small beside the
| ovation given Gutch four minutes later.
After the men had shaken hands. Gotch
stepped back and made flying tackle and
| before the Pole realized what was happening
his shoulders were pinned to the mat. This
! probably was the quickest fall ever recorded
! in a championship bout
! 1t was all over SO quickly that Zbyszskosap-
parenty was dazed and both ne and ms
manager. Jack Hermann protested to Man
ager Dick Fleming -
| The Pole was more wary at the beginning
| of the second bout. and kept Gotch at a re-
spectful distance. Gotch roughed II consider
ably, but made little impression on AoYszsNo 5
! defense. =,
| After six minutes Gotch secured leg hold
and picking up his opponent hurled MN 10
the mat. Gotch could not hold his advantage
and the Pole was his feet within a lew
seconds After two minutes more OF felntlnS
| Gotch put Zbyszsko on the defensive Dur
! ing the next fifteen minutes both men We're
on the defensive several time Gotch would
stay behind the Pole for few minutes each
time. but Zbyszsko was unable to keep the
/ American the mat.
Zbvszsko showed a flash of form When ne
forced Gotch to the mat by sheer strength
/ The American endeaVored to eNtrcate himself
but he was lifted in the air and slammed on
4 tbo mat again. In less than thirty seconds
! Gotch broke the Poles hold and both men
were back their feet.
| Zbyszsko was again forced to take the de-
! fensiIe They rushed to the ropes ana the
! Pole appeared to weaken look OF distress
had crossed his face, and as he turned MS
! bac, to the center of the ring he was seized
! in a vise-lize grip and in a few seconds his
shoulders were pinned to the mat with bar
arm and wrist lock.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-02
JEFF HAS NARROW ESCAPE
IN AUTO-BUGGY COLLISION

BEN LOMOND. June 1.--While on his
way to Santa Cruz this evening i'm his
automobile with a party OF friends Jeffries
narrowly escaped an accident While round-
ing a sharp curve Jefries car suddenly
came onto a horse and buggy Prompt ap-
nIIcation of the brakes ayerted a collision
but the horse reared over the front Of the
car and overturned the buggy throwing
two women into the road
b,,qgv ran away but was caught by Jeff
and Dick Adams. They righted the vehicle
and reharnessed the horse, after which the
party continued on to Santa Cruz. Where
Teorlcs went to take a sea bath.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-02
EMERYVILLE ENTRIES

OAKLAND June 1.-Following are entries
for tomorrows Emeryville races:
first race. four furlongs, purse-Maxing'
l12; Dollie V. b, Sir Boz, Joe Wells Hal
worth, Hand satchel Ben Greenleaf' Blue
Moon, Amala, Fontello, Rayelstonia Hlata
Brana, 100.
Second race. six furlongs selling. Smiley
Metzner, Donald Redondo, Deneen' lo6; Anna
Nav, Waner. Woodlander, 10l; Lady Rensse-
laer. tO2; Biased, 81; Znkand a.
Third race, mile and seventy yards selling i;,.
Milnitas. ia; Mike Jordan, Coppers, Ill
STEEL i1O; spring Ban. 100; colbert, 1906.
Fourth race. elevcn-sixteenths mile, handi-
cap-Rey Hindoo. 110; Cloudlight, lOS; Pride
of Ldsmore, Bit of Fortune sS' MISS hoo-
erts, 81.
Fifth race mile and seventy yards selling
Wap. Hancock, Goldway Special DehVery'
Moss Back, III Littleton, 1917 DlrecteHo' hIec-
trowan, o..
sixth race, futurity course, selling -Marhurs'
Billy Myer, l06; Ampedo, l0o; BraNton' loii
Recon- 100. Bill Mayham, 90; Emma H'' VA
La Dextra, 90.
Apprentice allowance.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-02
LOUISVILLE RESULTS

Louisville. June THE feature today
was the handioap the fourth race, in which
A star brigade of weight handlers fought it
out in a hattie at ono mile, In this the win
ner turned up in Meadow, which won from
ocean Queen and Belle elem, second and third
i'm the order named In the running of the
race Handzaretta crossed her legs at the five
eighths pole and won't down with Jockey Cole
without the latter sustaining any serious in
jury. Results:
First race one milo and twenty yards-stck-
er won, Ago second, star Actor thirds time
1:42-t-5
Second race, six furlones-Parkview won,
Tom McGrath second, Hawks Flight third
time 114 10
Third race six furlongS- Countless won, Star
Venus second King solomon third; time
l:l2 3-5.
Fourth race, one milc-Mcadow won, Ocean
Queen second, Belle elem third; time l:39 30
Fifth race, 1--WE furlongs Labold won, James
Nc second, Lady Ormicant third; time l:o1.
sixth race selling, one and a quarter miles
-WoIferton won, Efall second, ST. llario
third; time 206 30,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-02
cRAVEsEND RESULTS

GRAVEsEND. June Ocean Bound easily
won the Gazelle stakes at Grayescnd today.
The race was practically a good strong gal
lop for the winner. Ethel ID, which had
worked extremely well in Kentucky bef re
being shipped here, was fanciad to give tho
favorita a strong race. Fighting Bob, George
Rcin's good 3-year-old colt, died today At
Sheopshead Bay of pleurIsy. Results;
First race ve-furongs-Puvius Won, An
teuoir second Lowlou Field third; time, l;ol.
Second race, the Kensington steeplechase,
about two mios-Grandpa won Bush Ranger
second Magellan third time, 1852.
Thir race, about six furongs- Jeanne rare
won. Twiueht Queen second, Royal Captive
third, time. in 80.
Fourth race. mile and a sixteenth-Ocean
Bound won lnfatuation second, Ethel d third;
time. .52
Firth race mile and a sixteenth Stanley
Fay won, FIrestono second Glucose third
time, l47 40.
sixth race five furlongs-Miss Nett won,
Rlue Mouse second Frank Ruhstaller third;
time. 1902.