El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-14
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SPORTLETS.
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1t is announced as certain that Old
ring, who was injured in Tuesday S
game with the All Stars, cannot play
in the worlds series. Connie Mack,
manager of the Philadelphia Amer
leans, says so, and the doctors told
him.
At Sutton, Neb., Thursdays races re-
duced much competition in the Water
loo cup coursing match to 16 fast
hounds and furnished the best sport of
the match. The rabbits were again fast
and showed the effects of their train
ing for the events by reaching the es-
capeS with few fatalities.
The paid attendance at Thursdays
New York games was 24,39S. the total
receipts S19.262.75. OF this amount the
players will receive $40, 401.SS, each
club owner S3467.70 and the national
commission s1926.27.
At Albany, N " Thursday. Jerome
r. Keogh, of Rochester, champion of
in a 500 ball pool match concluded af-
ter three nights playing. The score
was 600 to 55S
Only two outsiders won at the Og-
den fair grounds Thursday. The track
was very heavy, but the favorites liked
the going and brought home the
money. In the fourth race Nebraska
Lass, the favorite. was left ar the
post.
AS the result of matches in the third
round of the women's national golf
championship at Homework only one
American was left in the running, Miss
Lillian NJ. Hyde. of New York, being
the only representative of this coun-
try.
In hard hitting but listIess game,
of
II TO s. getting "a hits off Mcintyre
and Pfeffer TO 16 to for the champions.
The American league All Stars won
their third straight game from the
Philadelphia American league team
Thursday, 6 to ,. The new champions
hit the ball hard. but fast fielding by
the All Stars kept the score down.
In the feature at St. Louis, Thurs
day, the Shawnee stake, Mary Davis
went to the front at the start and won
by three lengths. Nimbus was sec
ond, head in front of Cherryola, who
was interfered with on the first turn.
when Goose, on Carlton G., struck At
moor with his whip. Goose was fined
$50 and suspended for the remainder
of the meeting.
The second game of the series for
the championship of Ohio between the
Cleveland Americans and Cincinnati
Nationals was won Thursday by CIeve-
land, to 3. Joss, who pitched his first
game since July %, was invincibIe un-
til the sixth. when his arm grew wea->
and Cincinnati batted in two runs. He
then retired in favor of Kaler. who
was effective. Cleveland knocked Gas
par out of the box in the third
At Lexington, KY. Thursday, Joan.
mare, owned by Capt. David Shaw,
of Cleveland, won the Walnut Hall
farm cup. the feature of the program
in straight heats. She established q
new worlds record for 4yearold trot-
ters in the third heat of 2:04 IA, a half
second better than the record of her
grand sire. Directum, who trotted
2:05 IA in 1898. The Harvester broke
the worlds record for two miles. trot-
ting the distance in AIS IA. which is
"a seconds under the mark set by
Cresceus in 1902 Under a good drive
by Geers, he went the mile in 2:eS 1-2.
and the last quarter Of the second mile
was negotiated in OBJ IA
Aileen Wilson. owned by John w.
CEoakley, of Boston. paced a mile to
wagon in 2:04 1-2 and beat the worlds
record made by Edith w. in 1902, by
a second. She was driven by Cox.