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Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13

next T0urnament In 81. L0ute.
St. Louis was awarded the 1911 tourna-
ment and the old list OF officers and mem
bers Of the executive committee were
elected with but few exceptions at the
annual meeting OF the American Bowling
congress today.
Election OF Officers.
Two or three minor changes were made
in the slate OF officers, but the present IN
oumbents were practically all reelected;
Following Is the list OF officers electedi
President--Robert II. Bryson, indianapolis.
First Vice President--AdRm Hahn, Pitts
second Vice Prssidsnt--F. W. Gosewisch,
st. Paul
Third Vice President--AG. A. Phillips, St
Louis
SecretaRy--A. l.. Langtry Milwaukee.
Treasurer Frank l. Pasdeloup, Chicago.
Executive Committee--Cseorge b Howard
Chicago; 9. A. Nichols, Kansas City: w.
A. Agnew, Cleveland; u. Wehner, DAYTON:
George A. strotz, Des Moinea; a. o. Fran.
cisco, Omaha; w. J, Ennis, Whselingi G.
p, Balls Columbusi M j Costa Phila-
delphia; =, J. Ryan, Detroit; Q. w. Turner,
So Josephi John Koerner, Milwaukee; 70.
ville Albert Relnhsrt Cincinnati; John q.
Floss, Buffalo, s. l. Drake. St Louis. and
l.. j. Gazzolo, Toledo.
The following were elected life members
OF the congress: August Hermann, Gin
cinnati; Godfrey Langhenry, Chicago; ]. H.
Haager, Louisville. and Edwin Meyers,
Washington.
Scores Of Leaders.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13
AMATEUR billiard TOURNEY
pate Hae Finally Been Set for the
Amateur Players.

NEW YORK. March IA date has
finally been set for the annual Champion.
ship tournament OF the National Associa-
sion OF Amateur Billiard Players The
tourney win begin on April at the
Hamilton club. Brooklyn. ana the games
win Be 100 points az l82 balkline. SIX
prlEes VIII be awarded. ana the winner
OF the first prize becomes the national
champion. The embiematic trophy must
be won twice before Il becomes personal
property. II. A, Wright OF San Frapcisoo
won Il last year but surrendered Il to the
national association when he Joined the
professional ranks Among the prospec-
tive contestants are former champions
Ferdipepd PogEeuhqrg, y VI Gardner
Rnd 2 q, conkiih
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13
AIissouri Defeats Kansas.

KANSAS CITY, March l2.-The Uni
yersity OF Missouri track team defeated the
Kansas university squad by a score OF 55h
20 Va. IA an Indoor track meet az Conve-
tion han here last night. In the nfty-yard
dash Fred Haddock OF kanaaa Cltg, 3.
member OF the Kansas team, tied the
Worid,s amateur indoor record IN five and
ohe-fifth seconds. Ferllne ran the distance
NV" ~
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. March 1a-Out-
fielder Harry BAH was released BY Detroit
to San Antonio today. Ball last season led
the South Michigan league ia base running
A deal y now pending for First Baaeman
Neese Of Detroit.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13
AMONG THE LOCAL BoWLERS
KnmOS Take Two Games from
Rangers, Rolling High series
of the Season.

On Franclsco's alleys last night the Ka-
mos took two games from the Rangers and
rolled the high series OF the season. Seline
was high with total of 5S4, and Pickett was
high single game, with 256. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13
nank EHelualreIY for Wnmnn.

LONDON, March IA bank exclusively
for women viii be opened here next Mon
none but Women wiz b sought a. Gus
toners.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13
FairbaaI.s saiIs for Homo.

LIVERPOOL. March l2-FOrmtr Vice
President Charles W. Fairbanks and Mrs
Fairbanks sailed for New York today on
the Mauritania.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13

The Excelsiors won two games from the
x Y rs last night on the basement alleys
Moyna had high single game, with 1879, and
Utt had high total, with 500 Monday night
West Sides and x zs. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13
FINALS IN aAsnHT
BALI.
eS@s !. rsarnamsas Toai~s..

MADISON. via. March l1-Ths western
intor8chOlaatic bahket ball meet reached
the finAl Friday, when Appleton defeated
OttumWa. - 70 10. and Sterling elimina ted
Duluth BY q score Of "a 20 ~ Appleton
and Sterling Will play Tor the title t0mor-
row night Results Of aftsrnPOn samess
Appleton. III; Lacrosse. a.
Sterling. 8; New Ulm. 49,
Ottumwa, ~ Detroit. e.
Duluth, 49, treeport, ~
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13

In the Booster league the West Sides took
two from the Union Paoiflcs, Christensen
was high total, with 545, and Wiley got
high single game OF 22O. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13

The schedule as completed follows
April INSTRUMENTATION at Manhattan.
April l5-16-ISansas at Lawrence
April 2i-22+-<ansas at Lincoln.
April X7---Highland Park at Lincoln
April 90-Ames at Ames.
May 2--Ames at Ames.
May 3-,Highland Park at Dee Moines,
May +-Iowa at Iowa City.
May b-Cornell at Mount Vernon.
May 6-7-Minnesota at Minneapolis.
May i4-6outh Dakota at Lincoln.
May 20-21--Ames At Lincoln.
May 3-Manhattan at Lincoln.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-01
GRARA|NE WHITE ON
AVIATION s FUTURE
Famous Flyer Says Airships
viii Eventually Make War
Impossible.

NEW YORK. Nov. 3O.-Claude Grs-
lame White sailed for England today and
with him went the james Gordon Bennett
international speed trophy, which nc lift
ed from America at the recent intcrna-
uonal meet at Belmont park Before dc
parturc, he save Il summary OF the
trend of aviation in general and It's de-
vclopmcnt in this country in particular.
200 miles an hour that the fun VIII be-
GIN" he said. People are not going TO
adopt living as a practical means of travel
until il has been made faster than other
modes now in existence. 1t will he per-
foctly possible FOR passengers 10 endure
any speed, because they will be cncascd
In an air-tight chamber. Just they arc
now in Il Ycstibulcd train.
America is not so much interested in
aviation as Europe, There is no coptinu-
Gus interest here. The people go TO the
big meets just as they would go 10 aero
batic exhibitions, and forget there is
such a thing as the science OF aviation -
Grahamc- White thinks that tho aero
plane will make battIcShlps useless. open
the secrets OF fortincations and put an
end 10 war. The possibilities OF w3r in
the air. he believes arc too horrible for
civilization to contemplate.
Blu: the peaceful possibilities" con-
tnucd the enthusiast ARE endless. | see
no reason why VIC should not establish
trans Atlantic air lanes. We need only
two things: Safety and speed, and speed
in itself brings greater stability. Brief
study of the record for this year justfies
one III almost any stretch OF belief as TO
what the future may bring"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-01
One Of tho Best Of Them,

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 30.--News OF the
death OF "Jem' Mace vas received hcrc
today with SORROW by "Bil' Clark. better
known as tho Belfast Chicken" who
Was Macs sparrlng partner moro thar
sixty years ago
we were tho two oldest prize fighters
IN the world" said Clark. ''I am S6 years
OLD and he Was IS. Twenty five years ago
we gave 4 benefit match in New York
and II was bard TO toll which of us two
old fellows got the worst OF tho battle.
when 'Jem' and I met we were two
little lads but we knew how 10 land a
good blow and win fight. 7 became
a boxer because I had TO support my
mother and hor siT children. 'Jcn' was
n natural born lighter, so We tied up for
two years.
He knew moro about boxing than anv
other man or earth except me, because /
learned all he ever know before We were
together Il week. We had a rule for box
ing II Was 10 land a left handler mt the
right time and in the Right place. That's
how NC Won.
II once fought lem = ninety round go
- Greenwood court. That day We Tough.
until we couldn't stand UP. and when the
constabics broke up the fight Jcm' got
away with the money. That vas the last
! saw Of him until we had that bout in
New York about twenty-five years ago."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-01
MICHIGAN GLAD TO
REMAIN OUT OF TT

Michigan will make no attempt tc
rc-enter the western conference. That
It's decision has been reached by the
wolverine authorities is considered Ger
tain today, following the announcements
that Michigan would not be represented
at the meeting Of conference schools in
Chicago this week;
Although pro-conference sentiment
has been growing among the Michign
undergraduates and faculty OF late the
attempts Of Coach Stagg and the Chi.
cago authorities to dictate to Minnesota
az 10 her relations with Michigan are
believed 10 be responsible for the revo.
luton of fcelin", The Michigan author.
tiles allege that Stagg has cndcavored
70 dictate comuletely to Minnesota be.
sides reprimanding the gopher school
Tor past connections with the badgers.
That Minnesota will not submit 10
Chicago's methods is believed certain
here and 1T is confidently believed that
the gophcrs viii include Michigan in
their schedule next year despite the
fact that Michigan VIII not return to
the conference.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-01
MINISTER UPHOLDS
SUNDAY BASEBALL
Methodist National Conference
May Sanction National Pas
time on Sabbath.

CHICAGO. Nov. j0.-Dclesalcs gath.
cred here for the Methodist National cum
ference for SOCIAL service we're told toda Y
hv ono OF their number that Sunday base =
bali and motion pictures. now under tho
ban Of tho Methodist church. were ali
right and should have the Official sane
lion.
DR., Edward A. Peterson OF Goodrich
house. Cleveland o., Was the adyoca 2
Of sunday 3mUsemcnts, Row. Or. Peter
son said:
'T believe laws against Sunday games,
for tho people. arc a had thing and should
nc repealed They arc really dead let
tcrs In most places and a constructive
policy should nc adopted for recreation
on this vcrkinCmsn's day.
Where WE forbid We make Sunday a
day OF idleness for most young people
In reply Herbert WclCh president OF
Ohio Wesleyan university. who WIS pre-
siding, said;
Why. II the book OF Methodist laws
had bccn on this reading desk and heard
that I would have expected TO aTl TO
the edge and fall over
Rev. j. II Williams OF Rivcr3ide n1ado
the most vigorous attack on Dr. Petcr-
sons proposition. saying
~ don't bsiicvc in trying 10 mix the
work OF the church With Sunday base
ball Even In the attempt OF tho Young
Mems Christian associations to combine
athletics with spiritual work nothing but
failure results
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-01
BAT SORE IN BODY
AVID At REFEREE
Once Famous Batilcr SAYS He
Should Not Have Been
Counted Out.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 30.-Suce
Battling Nelson has had time 10 reflect
he has rcconsidcrcd his determination
to retire TO he simple life as the result
Of the beating handed him by Over
Moran in Louis Blot S arena Saturday
afternoon.
In fact. it is very fussy Batter
that is slowly reducing the swelling
from ba6ly battered face and mars
ing the soreness III Il badly bruised
torso.
81 would be justified in handing
Referee Sclia Il haymaker on the Jaw
said Nelson as he Law in the cooling
room of the Sultan Baths this after.
noon. 81 WASH I counted out and
everyone knows it. | knew what I was
doing all the time and ] was Just hold
n hard clip on the Jaw that sent me
flying the first time and If ! could have
gone over that round | would have been
all right. There was only n few seconds
more TO so and the rest would have
done me a world of good | will still
he'd WoIgast TO his promise for his first
fight. have said that ! want to meet
the Dutchman, win or lose, nd 1t still
goes.
1t is the opinion of fight fans that
Nelson was but = shadow ot his former
greatness Saturday. Though there were
times when the Dane boxed better and
blocked more cunninglv than usual. the
improvement IN boxing did him no
good. Once he was tired and the weari-
ness was very early. apparently: he
missed as he had never missed before.
The blows that ne landed lacked force
and had no effect on the foreigner
Aside from the old aggressive spirit by
which he forced Moran about the ring,
Nelson was lacking in pretty much
everything that goes 10 make top
note fighter. The Battlcr expects TO
leave for the east TODAY,
81 will 20 10 my home for brief
rest, - said he, land then make an eff
fort TO get return match with VOL
CAST.
Asked If he would ask for another
chance with Moran. Nelson said he was
confident that he could reverse the dc.
cision il the EnSlishman consented 20 n
return battle. II was apparent how.
tie c-"r Il /, prospects of again entering
the ring with the EneiShmap,
Moran was about town today, show
ing no effects of the battle beyond Il
slightly swollen lip.
81 have now earned the right TO
fight for the light weight title he
said. 'and ] will lose no time going
after Wo!gasi. clearly demonstrated
that ! am IN the top notch class. and IL
the champion continues 10 ignore my
challenge ! shall lay claim to his title. -
Moran has made no plans for the
immediate future. He will probably re-
main in Sau Francisco for week or
so aud then 20 east. Manager Harvey
saws they have had several offers for
theatrical engagements. but as yet he
has accepted none Of them.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-01
SIX CLUBS ENTER
FOR 1911 TOURNEY

NEW YORK. Nov. 3o-Thus far six
clubs have sent in applications for next
years national golf championships.
Those after the amateur event arc the
Apa awamis club Of Rye, n y. the Phila-
dclpha Cricket club and the Denver
County club The only applicant for
the open championship is the Essex
Country club Of Manchester. Mass
There are no specific applications for
the woman S championships. The Mas.
sau Country club aud the Garden City
Golf club are general bidders for any
ono Of the three title contests. Applica-
tions are expected also from the Oak
mont Country club Of Pittsburg and the
Deal Golf and Country club Of New
JERSEY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-01
ABE ATTELL WINS
EASILY FROM MOORE
California Champion Has
Things His Own Way in
Bout at New York.

NEW YORK. Nov. &O.-Abc Attcll ut
California easily defeated Pal Moore %;
Philadelphia In a ten-rouud bout at the
Fairmonl Athletic club tonight. II Wa
a poor match. Moore was outcIasscd
from the start by the fcathcrwcight
champion und at The last bell httclrs
only mark WAS a slight trcl>lc OF blood
from the nose, while Moore face was
terribly bruised and both his eyes worc
closed.
AttcII forced the pace In tho first round
and Scut couple OF hard left hooks 10
the face. Moore came back with fen
Loft hooks TO tho body, but they were
without steam. In tho second round At !.
toll played FOR the stomach and Jaw aud
WAS all over his opponent.
Moore came back In IN" third with
lcfts To tho body but made no impress
sion on Altcl, who kept up series OF
cutting left jabs TO the face and hond.
Jaw and Moore went down for tho count.
Ahc's nose nas bleeding and Moore $
eyes were puffcd M ~ the bell.
Moore surprised the crowd in tho
seventh by opening up and putting NJ
tell down with q right SWING. lie sat In
the middle OF the ring with his legs
crossed. laughing, waiting Tor the count
Of nine. when he sprang 10 his icct. lu-
lighting marked the rest OF tho round.
In the eighth both Mooro's eyes were
closed and h1 was bleeding profuScly.
Tho ninth was all Attells. although
Moore WAS game
Moore landed left and right TO the
head i'm tho tenth and final round. bring
Ing blood again from Attclrs nose. This
anccred the champion and he fought fu
riously for a knockout. but without
avail.
Attcll weighed in shortly before tho
fight NJ i]G pounds In his street clothes,
probably ton pounds lighter than Moore.
Who weighed in in lighting tcga and Just
failed 10 move the beam.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-01
OCEAN QUEEN WINS
IN EXCITING FINISH

CIUDAD JC.tREZ. Nov 3O.-In a very
close and exciting finish. Ocean Queen
won the feature event, a handicap at six
furlongs. at Terrazas park today. Her
advantage In the early part OF the run
ming gave her the race. as The Wolf
came fast and was only beaten by a
head.
Royal Captive. the favorite, performed
very poorly.
The summary:
First race. maidens. 3-year-olds and
up. six furlongs-Florence. 107 OEcp-
nedyD. 10 l. won: Joe Woods. liz IS.
SMITH. IS 10 5. second: Pnaln. 40
CkenD, to ]. third. Time. I.l6 Max
inns Pride, Hearts Relief Dick Moss
Marcus and Projcctllc also ran
Second race: selling. all ages. six fur
longs-Napa Nick. lo3 CBnnschotcnl. > TO
/. won: Elder. ll5 IS. Smith. . 10 2
second; FIXING Pcsrly. lle Murphy. IT
Del Cruzador and Benthel also ran.
Third race. selling. 3-year-olds and up
five furlongs-Eoberia, los KenD. 10
!. won: Sir Barry. 1ly Uarkcr). to
;. third. Time :Oi 3-5. ed HOLY. Ia
vors, Sporting Life and Beau Man also
Fourth race. handicap. ak furlonss-
The Wolf. l05 tMurphy) TO l. second:
Royal Captive. TO jKcnncdvj. even,
third. Time. l:l3 -. Sterling and Suf-
(Tagist also ran.
Fifth race selling. 3-yesr-olds and up.
nvo tnrionss-Gilpy. lo5 uiicel. s TO ).
won: CresJon. los NOLAN . TO second:
Lady Elizabeth, los CAndersonl. is TO /.
third. Time 900 "-5. Dr. Mack. Cotytto
and 81. Joe also ran.
Sixth race. selling. i-year olds and
M, one mile Barney Oldncld. 100
lRencschoten). 10 .. won: AIisprision.
Prince Charlie. l07 Glennedy). ) 10 I.
third. Time. l:H 3-5. Alma Boy and
Nesme also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-01
WASHINGTON SCOUT Is TO
WATCH RIVALS RECRUITS

The Washington club is going TO mako
nu innovation In The matter Of scouting.
being the flrSt club TO send scout into
the training camps Of the other league
clubs. This duty was assigned to Mike
kahoo yesterday. As soon as the major
league clubs start south to train, kahoc
viii got busy and look them all over.
tho object being 10 got a line the
youngsters tho clubs hnvo picked Up 80
that when they get ready to cut them
loose the Washington club viii know
what players 10 waive on and what
players To hold up.
The scheme IS original with Manager
McAlcer. lie contends that n lot of good
ball players arc sent back TO the minors
cyery year without getting Il trial in fast
company. The clubs take The youngsters
south. but have so many that they can
not carry them after the season starts.
Waivers arc then asked for but these arc
always given. because the other clubs
have no line on tho players.
kahoe i1 TO get tho line OIL them. and
for that purpoTo il To- visit tho training
camps OF every major l"nEue club
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-01
HORSE BOLTS THROUGH
FENCE AT PENSACOLA

PENSACOLA Fla. Nov 30.--Com =
plctc's bol,inE through tho outer fence In
the closing dash was tho main incident
OF today's racing The jockey escaped
injury Tho officials suspended Martin
and Davenport for the rest OF this week
for rough riding. and Wriapcu md How
ard also were punished by having their
riding restricted 10 their contract en-
plovers for the rest of tho week.. Be-
cause or the latcnoss I'm starting tho races
here only five events viii he offered here
after.
First race, five furIonrs-Nora Emma.
10 /. won; Lodc3tonc, . 70 /, second
6odkiu. out. third, Time. los 2-5.
Second race. six furlongs-EYa Tan
quay. 10 S. won: Infection > 10 t. sec
ond; Autumn Girl oven, third. Time,
1919.
Third race six rurlonCs-Our Nugget.
to l. won: Horizon. TO |. second. ST,
Dunstan. 10 .. third. Time. l:lS SIS.
Fourth race. I've furlongs-Fundameu
tai. TO 5. won Star Venus, even. Soc
oud: Stafford. 10 To ., third Timo. | :05.
Firth race, mile and sixteenth
Woodstonc. 10 10 /. won: Brouglam 10
/. second; Vanen, 10 3. third. Time,
,5i i-5.
Sixth race, mile and siNtcenth-Johr
Carroll, TO J. won: Dandcr. to l..
second; The Earl. | TO >. third, Time,
.1i "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-01
DISAGREEABLE WEATHER
FOR JACKSONVILLE RACES

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Nov 30.-Cold
disagree able weather held the attendance
down to tho regulars at Moncrief park
this afternoon. The Pablo selling stakes
value $1,000. went to AymcT. which was
heavily played at odds OF 80 To ].
Tn" results.
First race. five and IA half furlonEs-
Imprint won, DIR. Docrucr. second: Gro
YER Hughes. third. Time. los 40.
Second race. six fUrlongs-St8r Char
ter won: Adrian. second: Antcnor. third.
Time. l:l3 20.
Third race. six furlongs-Thc T. NJ,
Green won, Bosom. second. Jack Parker.
third. Time. l:l2 go.
Fourth race, Pablo Beach selling
stakes, mile and "a furlonE-Aylmcr won;
MY Gal. second. Compton, third. Time
l:5i 1-5.
Fifth race. seven furlonGs-D -Descomnet &
won: Ben Double. second. Huck. third.
Time. l:@7 80.
Sixth race. mile and seventy Yards
Turncoat won Our Hanna. second; Shap-
dale. third, Time. 1:a6 60.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-01
SAYS HE WILL SUE
NELSON AND MORAN
San Francisco Church Attorney
Says He Will Seek TO Pun
ish Fighters.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. %0.--J T..
White. attorney FOR the san Francisco
Church Federation. win swear 10 II COM
paint and the district attorneys Office
viii prosecute Battling Nelson and
Gagged in prize night b"rc last Saturday.
This WIS tho substance OF Cumfnuni-
cation sent 60 White today by District
Attorney Fickcrt.
In tho letter FickcTt suggested ;hat
White confer With Assistant District At
torncy r.. 4. Lane NTH regard to the
prosecution OF tho TWO fighters and their
resulted ia the defeat or Nelson by a
knockout IA tho eleventh round.
Assistant District Attorney Lane de-
C'ared that Ills office VAS anxious TO cs-
tablish n precedent and that he would
willingly assist in tho prosecution Tor the
church federation provided that IT would
consent 10 produce sufficient evidence on
which 10 hnsc The comnlRlnt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-01
BUBbL|NG WATER
SETS NEW RECORD
Wins Sombrcro Handicap, Mile
and 20 Yards: Establishes
New Mark of | :I2 10.

OAKLAND Nov. Bubblins Water,
in winning the Sombrcro handicap al
EmeryNille today. established now
worlds record for "A mile and seventy
yards running the distance in l;i. ..
The previous mark OF l:i2 - was held
by Kings Daughter. Brauia. Idaho May
and Tony Buncro. the nrat Two over the
Fort Erie track aud The latter two ut
Lstonia. BuhbhnE Water carried III
pounds and after suffering interference
beat Chester krum head,
First race. i've furlon1s-pacia (cisr-
nor), IL 10 |. won; Making tkirachbaumb, },
g to /, second Ayarne (van Dusen,. 20
:. third, Time. leo 10. PTestoitc. Ed %
die Mott. Media. Ma NdiCc, Nlata Erana.
Rob. Chocolate fcntcllu and Lizard
finished as named.
Second race, futurity coursc-pomithil-
ds OlcwitD. /. TO !, Won; Miss Sly tMc-
Carthyl. IL 70 :, second. Galcnc Gale
,RoTenl, 20 TO l. third. Time, l:oa 10.
Belle, Camera. El MoIino and Passenger
finished as named.
Third race SIX turlones-TIllinghast
Garner. 10 To /. won: John ~; Sheel!an
tMcCsrthyD, . 10 >, third. Time. l.l3:
No Quarter. Native Son. Hooray. Lord
of tho Forest. BraVton. Milpitas. Sir Fret
lul, Lady Galveston and J. ii. Barr
Fourth race. Sombrcro handicap. mile
and seventy yards-Bubbllns Water
tMcntiE), to y. won. Chester Nrnn
GLASS;, o TO l. second; Ara3co (Nan
Dusen). IS TO .. third. Time. I:i2 -,
Eddie Graney and SLACK Mate finished as
named.
Fifth race. ono mile cabin 1Garnerl, IL
10 j. Won; Tony Faust IArchhald). II TO
,. second: Treasure Seeker tPickcns). ?
10 p third. Time. l:4l. Great Caesar. Sir
Wesley. III PaIsano and Miss Greenwood
finished as named.
Sixth race, futuuity Courso-Snnia
'pickensD s 10 /, won. Minncdoci7 claim
SEM 80 10 !, second: Cantcm tBuHtonl,
10 .. third. Time, l:l0. New Capital,
AlaNic. Elcctrowan. Alder Gulch. Fcrcno.
Lord Clinton, Quconfull and lex finished
as named.