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SNOW FLURRIES MAR
 RACES AT LATONlA

Iatonia, October 2S.--Srow fell dur ing the entire programme of races here today, making conditions miserable for both man nnd beast. Tn. feature, handicap, at a mile, was marred by a poor start, John Reardon, the odds on favorite. being practically left at the post The race was won by Mil ton B., which was won easily. pr. Holzberg and Joe Morris came strong in the stretch and succeeded in beat ing out Prince Gal. It was day for long shots
 Jockey Warern was fined $50 and sus- pended for five days today for rough riding on Fair Louise in the fifth race, while he was set down for five addi- tional days by the starter for diso- bedience at the post. McGee was also set down for five days by Starter Cassidy for disobedience.
 Word was received this afternoon that Fitzherbert and King James would be shipped from the east tonight and arrive here Sunday morning. They will be seen in several races during the sea son. Summaries:
 First race. purse $400, 51a furlongs, selling-Stalwart Lad, 104 (Benschot- ten9, won; Red Lass, 109 (Cane), sec ond; Ida Lackforth. 109 (McGee), third. Time, 1:09. Two-dollar mutuels paid: Stalwart Lad s432O win, s2O place, s9.50 show; Red Lass sS.20 place, S6.90 show; Ida Lackford $9.50 show.
 Second race, purse s400, 51s furlongs, selling-Joyance, 10S (Goose), won; Rampant, 104 Goftus), second; Plan Ryan, 112 (Moore). third. Time, 1:09 Two-dollar mutuels paid: Joyance $4050 win, s1430 place, s12.40 show; Rampant $2490 place, $14.30 show; Plan Ryan s12.40 show.
 Third race, purse s400. 6 furlongs- Fundamental, 107 (Davenport), won; Alfred the Great, 113 (Ganz), second; Sinfran, 107 tGoose), third. Time 1:141-5. Two-dollar mutuels paid: Fun damental s2110 win. ;75O place. s4.s0 show; Alfred the Great $4.S0 place, s3.90 show; Sinfranfss9.S0 show.
 Fourth race. handicap, purse $500, mile-Milton B., 105 CDavenporD, won; ; pr. Holzberg, 106 (Keogh), second; Joe Morris, 106 (Warren), third Time,
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.KETCHEL' s SLAYER
 NOT GIVEN BOND


 Marshf1eld, Mo-, october 28.--Walter A. Dipley slayer of Stanley Ketchel, and Goldie Smith were bound over to await the action of the circuit court in the case, here today.
 Dipley was held without bond. The womans bond was fixed al $5000 She was unable to give it and both were taken to jail
 Emmett Newton, Springfield news paper man, testified that Ketchel told him that the man and woman had robbed him after the shooting. R. P. Dickerson, upon whose ranch the killing took place, corroborated this story.
 When Ketchel went to the ranch, two days before he was shot. he carried with him about $500 In currency. This was missing when assistance reached him after he had been wounded
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MOBILE GETS LIVE WIRE
 IN WILLY 'DUCKY" HOLMES

Mobile, October 2s.-(Special)-At a meeting of the board of directors of the Mobile Baseball association late this afternoon William (Ducky) Holmes was elected manager of the Mobile team to succeed George M. Reed.
 The meeting was spirited. Friends of Reed stood out for his reelection, but the ballot decided in favor of Holmes.
 Holmes won out over Reed because he Is a playing manager. the sentiment among the stockholders being very much In favor of such a man.
 Holmes. the past season, was manager or Toledo of the American association. but quit when the owner tried to inter- fere with him. During the past two or
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men hard for week on the fine points of the game. and if the boys maintain their usual standard of fast playing the Tuscaloosa team will most probably be defeated. The coach has been given the able assistance of T. B. Jones, the former Alabama star, who is now em- ployed as assistant physical director of the Birmingham public schools, stationed at the Ensley high school.
 The visiting team is very heavy. how ever. outweighting the local squad by several pounds to the man, and the High school will have to use all science pos sible to land the victory.
 Following will be the lineup of the High school bunch:
 Left end, Searight; left tackle, Hodge; left guard, Stockmar; center, Neville; right tackle, Holcomb, Green; right end. Poe; quarter, Wingo. (captain); left half. Wood; fullback, Barker; right half, Zielminski
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Dallas Tex. October 2s.-Raymond Coch. aged 2s. of Paris, France, was killed, and Phil Wells, seriously injured at the state fair automobile races this afternoon. Coch was the mechanician in the Renault car driven by Gascon Mor- ris. when a bursted tire caused the car to turn turtle while rounding curve Coch was caught beneath the car and crushed, his right leg shattered, right hin crushed. nose broken and injured about the head He died three hours after
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three years Holmes has done his play ing largely from the bench. and, un- less in case of emergency. is not likely to be seen in action. Still, however, he will rank as playing manager" It is said he can play any outfeld or infield position except first base and behind the bat.
 In 1909 Holmes managed Sioux City. He finished second, two points behind the leader, dropping double-header on the last daW In 1908 he managed Sioux City and won the pehnant
 George Reed has for some time been considering an offer of a franchise in a sna,s.r league. He is expected to leave Mobile tomorrow or next day to close the deal He does not care to discuss the matter now. Reed did not apply to succeed himself here.
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CHANGE BEGINS EARLY
 IN CHOOSING TEAM

Chicago. October S-Frank Chance, manager of the Chicago club of the Ma tional league, will try out new method of winnowing recruits who are candidates for next seasons team, according to an announcement made by him today.
 He will take his minor league recruits to California, where, near his winter home at Glendora, he will fit up a dia- mond and watch the wonk of the men. So far 1s men are scheduled to make the trip.
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VERY GOOD SPORT AT
 THE PIMLICO TRACK

Baltimore, October 2S.-A sharp wind cut down the crowd somewhat today at Pimlico, but those who came out had plenty of excitement, although scratches made a farce of the carded feature, the Baltimore Brewers handicap, which had only two starters, Priscilllan, held at one to ten, and Sotemia.
 The Owners handicap developed into fine race at mile. Hampton Court was driven to break the track record for the distance to win at short odds.
 After handily beating off all contend CTS in the steeplechase. MT Dion Kerr, on Adventurer, the favorite. was all but whipped at the wire by Peter Young
 Weather clear; track fast. Summarizes.
 First race. 2-year-o1d colts and fillies 6 furlongs-Stinger, 122 CDugan), 1 to 2: to 6. out. won; Heatherbroom. 1os (Row- an), ' to 1; ' to 5; 2 to g.. second; Touch Me. 122 (Shilling). to 1, even, 1 to 3, third. Time, 1 IS 4-5.
 Second race, all ages, selling, mile Our Hannah, TOT (McCabe). [ to ?, 6 to 5, 1 to ?, won; Supervisor. 92 (McCahey), 5 to ], 8 to 5.7 to 10, second: Layminster, l07 Oavis), g to ?, to 5, to 5, third Time. 1:40 2-5.
 Third race, 3 year-olds and up. fur longs-Black Chief, 115 (McCahey), 4 to 1, I to 3. to 5. won; Montecalm, III Lang), to 3, to 5, out, second; Vanden 115 Gross, to 2. to 5. 3 to 5, third. Time, 1:13 2-5
 Fourth race, handicap steeplechase, for hunters, 21z miles-Adventurer 16s O. Kern, l to ?. out won; Peter Young, 1e3 1 lJ. Spender, Jr), to 1. to 5, out, sec ond; Rambo, 153 CT. WrighD, to ?, to | 3, out. third. Time, 5:22 2-5.
 Fifth race. Owners handicap. years and up. l mile-Hampton Court 112 (Shill- ipg), to 5, out. won; Cliff Edge. 1O6 l tGross), to l, 3 to 5, out, second Rev bourn, 1cO tEstep), 10 to l, to 1, out third. Time, 1:3s.
 Sixth race, Baltimore Brewers handi- cap 3-year-olds and up. S-16 mles--Pris- Gillian, IA Dugan), to 1O out. won. So- temia, 107 tGross) to 10. out, second Time, 200 4-5. Only two starters
 Seventh race one mile-St. Joseph. 112 | tGross), { to l. to 1, even. won Laugh ing Eyes, TIP (Davis), 10 to l, to 1. 6 to }, second; Spes Nostra. 92 (Estep)j5 5 to l. 2 to 1, even. third. Time. 1:H1 1 PimIico Entries | Baltimore October 2S-Pimljco entriA
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40 2-5. Two-dollar mutuels paid: Mil ton B., S11 win; s5.10 place, s3.20 show; Dr. Holzberg s5.20 place, sS.90 show; Joe Morris s6.S0 show
 Fifth race, purse $400, mile and six teenth-Galley Slave, 115 (Goose), won; Tom Bigbee, 109 CGrand), second; Fair Louise, 105 (Warren), third Time, 1:48 Is. Two-dollar mutuels paid: Gal ley Slave $17.60 win, s1050 place, s6.40 show Tom Bigbee s16.S0 place; Fair Louise s6.20 show.
 Sixth race, purse s4oo, mile and fur long. selling-Relluf, 99 (Martin), won, Hans, 11O (Goose), second; Rio Grande, 1oS (Burns), third Time, 153%. Two dollar mutuels paid: Relluf s18.70 win, S6.40 place, s3.60 show; Hans s3.90 place, s3.10 show; Rio Grande $S.20 show
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 PHELAN DEAL
ere is no longer a cause for

sThere is no longer a cause for fear.
 The Phelan deal has, gone through, and as result Birming- ham will have one of the best third seekers in the business next sea- son. He should easily be the star third baseman of the Dixie major
 Phelan was with Cincinnati Hast season, and, all experts give him credit for being a fast fielder and hard hitter
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DAYS S-THREE DEAD
 SAD RECORD OF DALLAS

the accident. Morris fell clear of the machine and was not injured.
 Wells. a local driver, was hurt when his car skidded. crushed through the fence. smashed into a telephone pole and turned over, catching the driver beneath. He was badly bruised and possibly two or three ribs were broken. Physicians are yet unable to tell the exact extent of his injuries.
 Cochs death was the third to occur during the present meet, which began Wednesday of this week.
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OKLAHOMA IS EASY
 FOR MISSOURI TEAM

Joplin. Mo, October 2s.-Missouri uni versity football team won from Okla homa university here today, 26 to 0. At no time in the game did the Oklahomans, who hoped to have a victory today over Missouri, to get step nearer place on the Missouri valley conference, nase chance. The kicking of Pinckney and line bucks by Hall and Mills did most to run the score up for MissoAri.
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Latonia Entries

Cincinnati. October 2s.-Latonia entries:
 First race, mile and 70 ,yards-Emmy Lou, 9S; Diction, Dave Nicholson, 10l; Marcus, 104; Melissa, Rebel Queen. Procla. Warden. 107; Cowen. Stolypin, Quagga, 110.
 Second race, purse. 2-year-olds. five and one-half furlongs-Miscs Primity, Alice Adale. Miss Nett, Dubos, 10S; La U Mexican Ella Bryson. Mocker, Monty Fox, 1O6; Labold, 109 Sidney R., 112.
 Third race, selling, 3-year-ods and up, mile and 70 yards-Sigo. sS; Samaria, 102; Heine, Rio Grande, Dolly Bultman. Turn coat, Monticlair, 107 Pirate Diana, 109; Jack Right 110.
 Fourth race. the Rosedale stakes. 2- year-olds, selling. five and one-half fur longs-Loween, Helene, Miss Nett, 100; Danger Mark. 105; Union Jack, 104; Me Ivor, TOT; John Prendergast, 109.
 Fifth race. handicap, 3-year-olds and up, six furlongs-Miramar, 100; Nimbus, 110 Theo Cook, Merrick, Helmet, 112; John Griffin II, 120.
 Sixth race. selling, 3-year-olds and up, mile and haif-Claudia, S9; Harry Som mers, 92 Mique O Brien, 100; Nethermost, Flirting, 1o2; Cassowary, 1o3; First Peep, 10i.
 +Coupled as Doerhofer-Johnso entry. Cloudy and fast.
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PARTNERSHIPS LINEUP

The following will be Tennessee's lineup this afternoon: Lathem. left end; Stuart, left tackle; Gra- ham, left guard Buckingham, cen ter; Portland, right guard: Cole, right tackle; Johnston. right end; Francis or Branch, quarter back; Young, right half back; Massey, left half back; Thompson, full back. The following will stand ready as substitutes: Perman, Mo- Guire, Elkins. Kenney, Mountcas- tie, Armistead, and Phipps.
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Book MSS. wanted at 0nes by Southern Branch of New York Publishine Mouse Immediate Issue For particulars address. Eussue |. Dldier Manaeer southern Branch, 1722 Calvert st., Baltimore. Nd
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PimIico Eutrie.

Baltimore. October 2S.-Pimlico entriNs for tom4rrow: First rSce, 2-year-old Allies and geldings, selling, ne and half furlongs-A Aldivia,
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-10
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At meeting of the Wardeng and Nestrymen of Christ Church Parish the following resolution was adopted
 Resolved That the Nestry of chriA Church Parish. of Norwich. Conn, has learned with deep and sincere sorrow of the death of one of their number, MT. Charles 1T. Preston
 Shortly after his coming to Norwich, about 80 years ago, MT. Preston be- came an attendant at Christ Church, and for 2G years served as a member of the Nestry His performance of the duties Of that office was marked by energy, faithfulness and readiness 10 do his part in furthering the welfare of the church.
 By his clear mind and practical busi- ness ability he rendered valuable aid in the care of the material interests of the Parish. which his upright Christian character was constant source of in- spiration to his associates.
 One of his marked ehnrac cteristtc6 was a modesty which deprecated any praise or thanks for his long and val uable service.
 The members of the Vestry deeply regret the loss of their friend and as- sociate. and desire in this way to eX- press their grateful appreciation Of his worth to the church and the communi- tv and their heartfelt svmDa tbv with his bereaVed family.
 Attest: J FRANK COREY.
 jani0d Clerk.