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Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-03
CADET ATHLETE DIPPY
FROM BASKETBALL INJURY

LONG BEACH, Dec. 2.--Boren, center on
the Harvard military schools basket all
night during the first half of a game between
that team and the Business Mems team of
the local Y. NJ. C. A. He did not collapse
but was out OF his head for more than an
hour. during which time he made statements
and asked questions which showed he remem-
bered nothing about the game or coming to
Long Beach He showed some improvement
when the team started for Los Angeles. Green
took his place in the lineup. Boren com
plained of pain behind his right ear, and be-
lieved he had been accidentally struck.
The local team won the game by a score
of 30 to 10, although in the first half the
visitors were ahead. lG to IA.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-03
NATIONAL STOCK CHASSIS
RACE BILLED FOR ELGlN

CHICAGO, Dec. 2.-Elgin will be the
scene of the next national stock chassis
race in 1911, the first renewal of the
event which last summer proved sue
cess. The Chicago Motor club, assisted
by the Elgin association, again will be
the promoters of the races, and assur-
ances that the sanction would be grant,
ed were received last night from New
York, where the American Automobile
association members are in annual ses-
sion.
Just what dates will be selected for
the event have not been decided upon
but in all probability they will come
during the last week in August.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-03
ROUND THE WORLD HAS
EASY TIME IN WINNING
Talent Has Soft Time at Juarez
Track, Four FavOrites Com
ing Home to Cash

CIUDAD JUAREZ Dec. 2. - summerlke
weather. together with a gooa calu, toaSn,
out n bip crowd to witness the races To-Day
Round the World scored an easy victory over over
a fair field in the fifth race. -Four taNor'es
won. Summary:
First race, six furlongs-HZa won Sisui"
second Outaelder third; time 1:14 2-5.
Second race five and a half furlongs-Cha-
pultepec won, Elder second, Bon Ton thlrd'
time 1:0S 2-5.
Third race, one ile-Mauretania won Task-
master second, Fancy third; time l:4s so
Fourth race. seven furlongs--Jacduelina won, won,
1921
Fifth race, flve and half furlongs-Round
tI,e world won. Frank Mulens second, DUBOIS
third; time 1907 2-5,
sixth race Ave and half furlongsUMisss
Caithuess won Gene Wood second Joe Noous
third; time :0S 3-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-03
Dav Of MARYLAND Court Contests Provides Thrills
MCC0RMlCKS AND GIANTS
WILL MINGLE AT VERNON

All ready for another session OF VIM
ter league ball. The Leland Giants,
fresh from their sessions with San
Diego's prides, will hook up with the
ShamrOcks this afternoon at Vernon,
while Kitty's collection of diamond stars
will journey southwark to invade the
camp of the Diegans. Winter ball of
the variety the local promoters are fur
nlshing is above the average and should
receive the support of the fans. Along
with other features. ladies will be ad-
mitted without being forced to contrib
ute mt the gate.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-03
HOPPE is WINNER OVER
VETERAN GEORGE SL0SS0N

NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-Willie Hoppe
of this city, who holds the worlds
championship at 1871 and 1872 balk-
line billiards, defeated George Slosson
tonight in a pointsmatch by a
score of 1000 to All.
Hoppe went out in forty-flve innings
with an average Of % 10-45, retaining
the championship.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-03
MANY GOLFERS ENTERED

LONG BEACH, Dec. 2.-There will be about
TWENTY-FIVE entries In the first handi tap golf
tournament which opens at ! o'clock tomor-
row afternoon on the Virginia Country CLUB
links. Paul and -Brakespeare will be scratch
men, The others are given handtcaps ranging
from 4 to IS points. The players Will go twice
around the course of nine holes.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-03
SNEAK THIEF RoBs WOMAN

A sneak thief reached thro lgh a WIN.
dow of the home of w. e. Levy SIo
tSroclxer street, about II o'clock last
evening and stole a womans handbag
containing 80. Mr.. Levy reported the
theft to the detective bureau yester-
day morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-03
DALTON HEADS NAVY ELEVEN

ANNAPOLIC, Nd Dec John w. Dalton.
a member Of the next years senior class and
a halfback Of the navy football team, was to-
night elected captain Of the academy team for
next season Dalton Is from Broken Bow,
Neb., although he was appointed from Mis-
souri, He is q years old
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-03
SIGN FOR BOUT

CLEVELAND, O., Dec. Paddy LAWN of
Buffalo and Buck Grouse of P.ttsburg 81 d
articles here tonight TO tight twelve ROUNDS
at Akron on New Years eve. They meet at
catchweights. LAWN claims the welter title.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-03
FIGHTER HELD RLAMELEss

LIMA, o., Dec. 2-Jack McHenry, local
pugilist' charged with manslaughter in the
death of his opponent, Leo Ger"ardt of De-
troit, was dismissed from custody today by
Mayor Dyer. McHenry was held blameless
for the death.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-03
BOWLING SCORES

In the Commercial Bowling league, on the
Brunswick alleys last night, the Harris &
Franks defeated the Reynolds team. Davis OF
score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-03
EXCITING PLAY DRAWS ROUNDS OF
APPLAUSE FROM CROWD OF FANDOM

Bndy and Mclaughlin Showing Wonderful Improvement Over
Last Seasons Game-WCmen's Day in the Schedule Draws
LARGE Attendance While Crowds Cheer Victims of
May Sutton'S nvinCibIe SNF-MrS StCTod
Makes Game Fight in Face of Defeat
Todays Program Headiner
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-03

You can buy it. perhaps at many places but
there's one BEST place to buy it-ahd thHt
nlace advertises.
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{. }te 44s,-. ,.49fs - -45a#s..5ng sg.szfs
lasociedad liteIa>
ia "CeNantes. y

Con fecha28 de Enero henlos te-
|nido el gusto de recibir Ia siguiente
carta:: :1
\ Sc, Director de LA Correspondent
cia' San Juan.
: .Muy ST.. nio: Tengo el gusto de
manifastarle que Ia ."sociedad lite
-raria Cervantes" de- Ia alta escuela
central, en- session celebrada el dfa
20 de dicienbre de 1909 acord6 nom
brar a Va. socio de nerito de dicha
sociedad. ~. 49,
Esperanto nos honre Vd. acep-
tando este nombramiento quedo de
vd. atento Us. s.-Enrique N. Be-
nitez.-Presidente".
Estimamos mucho lacortesfa de Ia
designaei6n oon que sse ha servido
honrar al director de la Correspon;
dencia" la aspciacbn de Ia alta escue
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REUNAT|SR|D tN PDtRTl
Valioso Censeje 3 log que Sufren
= de- Reumas. "

ElRaumat;s1it, ,,o ii IA Nal d4;n.
v;erno como i,,,,nI,ns ctaAn M IA 4 An
hav A. nne ~ i,iviArno iecr,u;Sc4 I'm
aci}os n1e S for1har,. q, Ia.IAncr4, & &
one cansan re,,YAas q prod,men du.
ra,,te todo j at,o, IN re,imatismo ga.
be- 10 que tienA eh puAfta tai, nro11to
se acerca ii ihvierno. III rneior con
seio a1e p,1ede .darsele 4 o,1isn az {.
Sc rnalpadece ,esde tou1ar dssde dhoro
las Pildoras Rosa1as del III. Wilains
v linpiar bied u lahore de los vene.
nos que cdu,a,s aicho nal, No 'hay
NADIA n1eior 3afA purifcar ID, satisre
que las Pddoras Rosadas del Dr.
Williams. Y cada bote tornado ahofa
vale Dor tres iilgo oue el nslfest4 en-
Gina. Sc recomienda observar el tra-
tamiento con cor1stancia, guardarse
de Ia hunedad, Y cuidar Ia dieta, evii-
tando Ia carne de res y puerco, ' los
alimentos a. tenearl exceso de salA-
do v dulce. Con 4sta4 rGglas v las pfl
doras Rosadas del Dr. Williams 81
alivio es positive. Para evitarse los
tormentos del invierne pasada adon-
tese este senscillo tratarniento enke-
suida.'
Centenares Sc han curado asf en-
este misno pafs. He aduf 10 que mo
de ellos escribe al Dr. WiIliafns Ne
dicine Company: 'sMe es na,iy erato
informar ( Vdes. o,,e las Pild1rs. All
DR.. Williams me han dado rnnch6
bien en- Ia curacidn al reundatiSmo.
Habfa ocho afos d,,e bAdecia AZ AZ
penoso mai, que III AtAcaba nridoii-
naln,ente en- IA taInh;oa "a e1tAci6n
+ durante Ia dlay6r pafte del invisr-
no FL nal e.nin1,4th ri, ,,en,,e7,nA AA-
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A01As Y hoIrIAS.

--Materialmente afombrada de
papelitos quedo aver ,tarde la plaza
de Colon. Por la.noche Sc jugo ALL
carnival con gran ent,Biasrno y una
cApa de ''eonffettis" de mas de una
pulgadA barrieron en- Ia manana los
eneArgados de Ia 'limpieza pdblica.
lei baiie popular que Sc llevo
snoche q efecto en- ID plaza de la
''Lealtad" resulto rnuy animado y
concurrieron 4 elsmas de 1000 per-
sonas. El orden fue absolute y ape
sar de Ia gran copcurrencia que ALI
habia, ,tanto en- el bale dentro de Ia
plaza como en- los alrededores, Ia
pohcia no tuvo ningdn trabajo por
consectiencia de desorden.
Z Juana Pereira que viva en- Ia Gale
de Norzagaray, en*esta ciudad, Sc
injiri6 el sabado una ~fuerte dosis
de sublimado., ,Fue conducida al hos
pital en- grave estado. :,
-Ha dejado de dar classes en- Ia
escuela normal de Rio-Piedras Ia Sc
horita Manuela, Rosas, de Manati.
LA sehorita Antonio Quinones,
de Gurabo, que estaba ejerciendo
en- Ia normal Sc ha matriculado en-
las clases de primer a1o.
Ell dean de la normal de Rio
Piedras, Sr. Mac Comb, visito el jue-
YES 1ltimo los establecimientos de
carload en- Santurce.
LA sociedad atletica de Ia nor
NAL prepare animadas fiestas cuyo
pyograma Sc pubicara en- breve.
-Ha regresado de Ia isla el inge-
micro Sr. J6sk A. Canals.
--Ha sstado en- San Juan Ell al
calde de Juncos DR.. Jose Barreras
lie acompana una de sus nihas y
rsgres6 hoy : su residencia de aque-
La poblaci6n.
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DE- SoC|EOAD,

La fiesta de oyer. Aleere aspecte
preseno aver Ia ciudAd en- aus calieA
de Fortaleza, San Franeisca, San
Jose, plaza de Colon y plaza princi-
pal, por las que desfilaron los auto
movies. ca1rozas y coches que COM
ponian Ia comitiva del Dios Mono
en- el traditional paseo.
81 ndmero de vehieulos bastante
nutrido pero algunos muy pocos,
adomados ,sobresaliendo el de Ids es-
poses Zeno-Portell, indudablemen-
te q massartfstieo y que figuraba u
m ss.guiarra" de las usadas en- An
dalucia, cubierta y adornada con
lindas guirnaldas amarillas y rojas.
Los referidos jovenes esposos en- Ell
coche lucian apropiados trajes de
"manola ymacareno.'
JOS AUTOMOBILES algunos iban sin
sdornes, aunque no 10 necesitaban
con un adorable contingenta, y en-:
clos hs signientes fa1niiias: Sra. de
Davis,y sehoritas Cotton Y Clark, Sc
iiorita Turner y dos amigas; familia
Giorgetti Balseiro ;seioritas Korber;.
Maria A. Pasarell E Iraida Raus-
chemplat; familia Diaz y Deuchou-
dens; sonora de Vidal Y sehorita vi
lafane; esposos de Diego-Blanes Y
senorita Isabel. Blanes; farnilia
Bosch Y fanailia Aboy. H.. +.
En- coche: esposos Ruiz-Soler, Bal
seiro, que llevaban una lindisima
"canastillap 2 artisticamente adorna-
da, sehora de Cesteros y senofitas
Cesteros Mangual, bello grupo con
bonitos disfraces, sehoritas Rose
ll6 yRovira rubia y morenita gra-]
ciosisimas; en- una victoria un grupo
encaptador con Nell Medrano, Sarah
Gonzfles.startines, Blanquita Pa
niagda = Vanhina y Leticia Lorenzi
lasstres 1ltimas con disfraces, de no
cha lBlanQuita y De turca y pastora
lasdos 4ofenzi; esposos Toro-Nm; Sc
iiorita Vidafyfaniiliarss suyos, lu-
ciendo aquella con su regia hermosu-
ra precioso trsje azul; senoritas Fer
nandez Juncos; 'esposos P. Silva;
esposos Fort-Aldea; Pedro Giusty,
sehora y sobrinas Y senorita Maria
Kearny y famiiares, entire otros.
IN gran coche-anuncio de Ia ca
sa Dooley llamo mucha atencion y
otros de marcas de haTina ycerveza.
En-. .todos los BALCONIES de las GALES
y plazas que recorrieron los auto
movies y coches habfa gran mime
70 de personals y Sc vieron en- ellos
grupos de bellas damas
que arrojaban serpentinas y conte-
ttis a los paseantes. El piso quedo !
materialmente aHombrado de pa
pelillos" y en- alguhas casas Ia corti-
ma de serpentinas que cruzaba de Ia
do 9 lado de Ia calle era tai que for
maba tuplda red de alegres co!ores.
Alas 6 de la tarde comenzo di-
Ia concurrencia y 4 pre-
las aficionadas q Terpsicore
para concurrir al bale del teatro, Pc
q ntltimo de Ia temporada, que CO.
4 has 8: g.
Los bales. El sabado y domingo
,e bailo en- ell Teatro. Resultaron dos
,rillantes fiestas yla animation muy
zrande. Hubo relativamente pocas
nAscaras y puede deeirse que fueron
mas bien bales de sociedad que de
nascaras. Ell del sabado termino as
as 2 de la madrugada y a las 2.l5
j de anoche.' Muy amplia la nota de
lmor en- las proximas daremos al
yunas.
Hay ahora mucha animacion pa
q la fiesta de manana en- la Fortale-
70 y para el tiltimo bale de masca-
as. Y despues hasta Pascuas que
lay bale en- ell casino; luego de
os cuarenta dias de cuaresma.
el1l.1n1
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Pedid|o en- Las. AoVedades

iQuereis hacer un buen regalo de
bodas? Pues id s Ia esplendida ten
d. calle de S. Francisco As. Ali os
presentara el Sr. del Pine todo cuan
To- bueno y de Ultima novedad ofrsce
Ia industria de Europa y de America
Para gabinetes de reciencasados hay
infinidad de objetos de gran fanta
sia y gusto. Desde la pequena alfom
bra chinesca, hasta el raaro por 10
artistico globo japones para alum
brado desde el rico pomo de esencia
francesa y oriental hasta Ia elegante
figura de terra Gotta 9 biscuit, SO
encuentran en- Las Novedades" los
recomendables objetos de utili-
dad y fantasia. En- camas es magni
flea Ia existencia. Pasamaneria, som
breros, plumas, botones, cristaleria,
relojes, juguetes, cortinas, maeetas,
flores. artificiales, espejos bombillas
todo en- fin 10 que ell mas refinado
ensfo desee.
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UN MAYORD0MO.

T. On mayordomo con larga pr4cti-
ca en- el cultivo de- Ia cana" desea
colocarse al frente de una co!onia, y
al sfecto cuenta con las referenoias
que se deseen. Para informes esta
Administration y en- vega-baja, don
Arturo Guerra Acosta.
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Mejor, 10 esta y 10 celebramos
rpucho 81 joyen galeno Guzman-Be-
nitez Soto que guarda CANA desde
hace algunas dias en- su residencia
de Ia ciudad.
Semper.
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INABONA
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para el cabello y la barba.

i lin J. ONA I'm VI AN "A
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Allen Al. 2
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-25
WEEKLY REVIEW
OF COTTON MARKET

New York, June 24-Cotton speculation
has lacked features of striking interest
during the week. Trading has been dull
and prices have been irregular
In the forepart Of the week, however,
some advances occurred. II was traceable
largely to covering of shorts on reports
of adverse weather conditions in the
southwest and eastern sections of the cot
ton belt. From Texas and Oklahoma
came reports that drouthy conditions
were damaging the plant. In Georgia and
the Caroiinas showers have been fire.
quent and at times the precipitation has
been heavy.
In addition to causing covering OF
shorts. the unfavorable reports have
caused more or less buying by commission
housas for local, Wall street, western and
southern accounts. There has been a
good demand on some days from Liver
pool for July and August
The opinion of the unusually we'll in
formed of the trade is that there is still
a large short interest outstanding in Au-
gust for foreign account. The certificate ed
stock has continued to December rapidly,
the dimension exceeded 5000 bales in sin
gle day Since June / the certihcated
stock here has fallen from 230,14 bales to
l06 43o. and 1t is expected that the supply
will continue to shrink. as freight room is
said to have been engaged for large ship
ments to Europe in the near future
Leading New Orleans bulls have bid fol
large blocks of July and August. There
have been scattering coverings In the
whole list. on late, however. the trend of
the market In the main has been down.
ward The weather In the southwest has
been more favorable.
The National Ginners' association, &C
cording to a rumor in circulation, makes
the condition of the plant s%6 per cent as
compared with its figures of 8o2 per cent.
Curtailment is spreading In this country
and trade reports from England have
been pessinlistic.
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TRAVELLING MEN
IN CONVENTION
Mississippi Association Meets
At Columbus
WELCOME ADDRESSES
Travellers Parade to the College Where
Opening Exercises of Meeting Are
Held and Prominent Men
Make Speeches

Columbus, Miss, June 24-tSpecial)-
The Mississippi Travellers association, In
annual convention, at the first business
meeting this afternoon recorded them
selves as favoring New Orleans for the
Panama exposition declared themselves
for the statewide immigration movement
for Mississippi and vehemently opposed
the passage of a parcel post bill.
These three subjects were substance
for as many resolutions which will be
formally presented to the convention Sat
urday morning for their adoption.
The meeting this afternoon, the first one
of this years convention, was one of or
sanitation The principal address was
delivered by Richard A. Haste, secretary
of the American League of Associations,
who spoke on Against the Parcels Post
Following this discourse a resolution
against the measure was prepared ana
will be presented in the morning.
The Mississippi Travellers officially gave
$50 to the Mississippi immigration associa-
ton for a life membership. They are
unusually strong this movement and
many expressions OF approval are heard
Led by Thomas J. Locke, Jr., grand
marshal, the parade moved from the
Hotel Gilner at 10 O'Clock.
Reaching the college about 1881 0 CLOCK
the parade disbanded.
p w. Maer, president of the Columbus
Business league, presided over the col
lege exercises. Besides the visitors the
chapel was well filed with townspeople.
Praise God From Whom All Blessings
Flow" was loudly sung and the Rev. 7.
w Lewis pastor First Methodist church,
this city offered prayer. Mayor Don
nell made a splendid welcome address, in
viting the travelling men to forget their
troubles and duties and devote themselves
strictly to amusement while they were
here, trusting to him to care for them
in case they needed 1t.
walter Weaver vice president of the
First State bank. who vas factor In
securing this convention for Columbus,
welcomed the travellers in behalf OF the
Business league
Without question the feature of the err
tertainment was the delightful singing OF
Miss Matte Lou Brown, director Of the
voice department at the Industrial Insti-
tute and College
O. P Gray Of Meridian, chairman hotel
and livery committee. responded to the
welcome and talked OF "Missfssippi rrav.
elexs." He said that in Columbus there
was represented that sentiment of The old.
time southern hospitality and he laudet
Columbus in unstinted words Of praise.
Hon. II. L. WHITFIELD. president of the
Industrial Institute and College, EXTENDED
another sincere welcome and said he was
sorry the 800 young women we're not there
to each offer a personal greeting to them
The speaker praised the work accomp
1ished by the visiting association.
None the less prominent by speaking
last on the mornings programme wal
the magnificent speech of James B. Lusl
OF Jackson, who used Visiting Trav
elers' for his theme.
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SKINNER LEADS
IN LOCAL SHOOT

An even dozen shooters faced the
traps of the Birmingham Gun club
yesterday afternoon.
There was just enough wind to cause
some of the targets to do erratic stunts
and more than one seemed to duck
just out of the load, but the scores
on the whole were very good and by
the way some of the Birmingham boys
are shooting it would seem that the
beautiful silver cup emblematlc of the
Alabama state championship, to be
sh OF at the coming state shoot here,
July &c and 27, will become the prop
erty of a local Shot"
The feature of yesterdays shoot wa
the shooting OF Mrs. o. L. Carl, one
of the lady members of the club who
made a score of az straight in one
event and finished her 100 with the
score of ~.
foil
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EARLY STARTERS
WIN AT LATONIA

Latonia, June 24-The starts were
much in evidence at Latonia today, at
least three of the getaways being re-
sponsfble for the victories Of the winners,
Bobby Boyer, in the first Marbles in the
third, and Tony Bonero in the fourth all
got off In front of their fields and led all
the way. The last named horses victory
was in the handicap, the feature OF the
card Summary:
First race, purse $500. furlongs-BobPy
Boyer, 107 (Scovile), won; st. Alysius,
1903 (Warren), second; Bad News II. 107
Kennedy. third. Time. 1:o1 Is. 81 mu-
fuels paid: Bobby Boyer, $3.50 to win,
50 80 place, 50 show; st. Aloysius, 5000
place. 50. 10 show; Bad News H. $40 show.
Second race, selling, $500. 5h furlongs-
Eastern Star, 100 (Grand), won; Crex, 100
(scoville), second; Dusty. 1o5 (Troxler),
third Time, los 3d. 81 mutuels paid:
Eastern Star. s11.20 to win, $50 place, "a
show: Crex. $3.50 place, 1870 show; Dus-
ty. 50. so show.
Third race, selling. purse $500, furlongs.
Marbles, 107 (Grand), won; st. Jeanne, 102
(Rice), second; Hurlock, 102 (JacksonJ,
third. Time.s IA rs 81 mutuels paid:
Marbles HO 10 WIN, $3N place, >S.oV
show; ST. Jeanne. $3.50 place, IS show;
Hurlock, $3.50 show.
Fourth race, handicap, purse $500. mile
Tony Bonero. 116 (Grand), won; Pinkola.
106 (Rice), second; Tom Hayward, LOG
OIerbert), third Time. 1:4l 81 mutuels
paid: Tony Bonero $3.50 to win, $49c
place, $3.50 show; Pinkola 50. 40 place, 81 &c
show: Tom Hayward &. 10 show.
Fifth race, purse $500. l mile and 3 fur
longs-Booa Boola 92 Q.oftus), won;
First Peep. 100 NufnageD. second;
Charles F. Granger, 90 1Cole), third
Time. 222 rs. y mutuels paid Boola Boo
la s.. 20 to win, So. 40 place. $40 show: First
Peep u20 place, $3.50 show; Charles F,
Granger $3.50 show.
Sixth race. ! mile-John Furlong, 1Oe
| (Scoville), won; Tom Bigbee. 107 (Austin)
second; MarlSie M, ITO (Gapz), third.
Time, 1:43 2-5 50 mutuels paid: John
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Cincinnati, June Catalonia entries for
tomorrow:
First race, selling, 2-year-olds, five and
half furlongs-Ellanete. Rue 100; Louis
Katx, Luscious. Wachulla, 103; Mockler
104: Miss Bailistite, 1U5s Americaneer,
Delcasse, Forehead, 106; Lady Ormicant
Bad News, IT,. 107.
Second race, purse, 2-year-olds, five and
a half furiongs-Lady Packard, Governor
Gray, 105 Messenger Boy, James Nc, La
bold, Sir Kearney, Bell Horse, Horacle
108; Lochiel. 100; La Mexican, Jack Den
man, 49,
Third race, selling. 3-year-olds and up
mile and 10 yards-Omieorn, go; Mr.
Smarty, 80; Frosty, Lancaster, 96 Stick
er 81; Alice Baird, Colinet, 1Q5; Peter
Penderm. Shopdale, Toney W., 1o7; La
Rein, Hindoo, Alma Boy, Ill.
Fourth race, Brewers handicap. S-year-
olds and up, six furlongs-Handzarett
IS; Milton B. 100: Friend Harry. s1o7
Countless. 10; T. M. Green, Ill; Donau
Ben Double. liz; Wintergreen, 10; Al
Muller, Mailman. 10; Prince Ahmed, 1874
Fifth race, selling, 3-year-olds and up
thirteen-sixteenths mile-My Gal. 96
Claude, 90; Relluf 10o Martha. 1903: Cob
conda, 107; Lois Cavanagh, 100; Nadzu
Ill.
Sixth race, selling, 3-year-olds and up
mile and three-sixteenths-St. Jeanne, 102
Stone Street. iElfall Hughes, 107; Mamie
Algol, 109; Gilvedear. Carew, ILL.,