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Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-21
.RACYCLES WIN AN
EXHIBITION CONTEST
Defeat Bishops Because Hard Luck
Clark Proves too Puzzling to
the Losing Batters

In an exhibition game the Racycles
slipped one over on the Bishops yes
terday by the score of to 4. Hard
Luck" Clark has again come into his
own, and if that bum wing Of his
keeps improving it will be to the
woods for some of these amateur
teams in the southland. Yesterday
his work was easily the feature Of the
contest, and but for a few clouts gath
cred off his delivery in the first inning,
the husky was invincible Manager
Clark has picked up q real classy play
er in Outfielder Rollin McCord, who in
yesterdays contest connected for a
single and a double in four trips to
the plate, scored two runs and stole
one bag. Purity good, eh? Ward, play
ing first base for the winners, accepted
twelve chances without a mishap,
while Garcia of the Bishops played a
star game at second. The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-21
Race Track Boys GaIIop

In a pitchers battle, in which O'Neil
and Barr were the opposing twirlers,
the West Jefferson Merchants lost to
the Santa Anita boys yesterday in a
fast twelve-inning contest on the
Washington diamond by the score of
5 to 4. Laswell scored the winning
run in the twelfth with a timely two
Dagger when two were down, Bun
nell, for the Merchants. fielded phe-
nomenal game, while Burk, for the
racing boys, was the sticker of the
day, with three singles out of three
trips to the plate. According to those
who witnessed the contest, the game
was one of the fastest of the league
season. The score:
WEST JEFFERSON MERCHANTS
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-21
MUSSULMAN OPEN MOSQUE
AT CAPITAL OF THE CAR

ST. PETERSBURG, March 2O.-The
opening of the first mosque in St
Petersburg was the occasion for great
Mussulman festival. The emir of Box
hara, the donor of the site and chief
contributor to the cost of construction
of the handsome edifce, took a leading
part in the ceremonies, which We're at
tended by the staffs of the Turkish
embassy and the Persian legation
The chief mullah offered a ferVent
prayer for the welfare of the czar and
of the imperial family. and the MOslem
congregation loyalty responded. The
emir and his suite were entertained in
the evening at Tsarskoe Selo.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-21
BEACH TEAMS
IN TIGHT FIT
SANTA MONICA WINS FROM
LONG BEACH
FORMER CLUB is VICTORIOUS BY
SMALL MARGIN
Whittier Slips. One over on Gardena
by the Score of to by the
Bunching of Its
BingIes
SOUTHERN STATE IEAGUE

When the baseball teams of the two
rival beach towns, Long Beach and
Santa Monica, met yesterday afternoon
on the Long Beach diamond, the home
fans witnessed the visiting beachers
romp away with the victory by the
score of to and from the totals of
the hit columns, they sure were en-
titled to the victory. The tWiring of
Haight for the visitors was the fea-
ture of the contest. With the excep-
ion of the fourth inning, this husky
allowed only two hits. The catching
of Finley and the fielding of Smith are
worthy of mention. The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-21
KINGS VISIT TO PARIS
VEXES ROYAL C0NS0RT
Spanish Ruler Tells Wife He is Going
Hunting, but Runs OFF
to France

LONDON March 20--A little diff
ference of opinion is said to have
arisen between King Alfonso and his
consort, owing to the formers mys-
terious absence for some days.
He was supposed to be shooting in
the country, but an urgent message
sent to him failed to elicit reply
for three days.
1t subsequently got to his wife's
ears that he had been paying a strict
ly incognito visit to Paris, and gos-
sips aver that reigning Partisan
beauty was the attraction. He is
known to have a fine eye for feminine
lovelineG
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-21
REDONDO WINS OUT
BY TIMELY HITTING
Goldsmiths Unable to Get Hits When
They Had Men on Bases and
Lose by to I

On the Redondo diamond yesterday
the home team defeated the Goldsmith
club by the score of to l after nine
innings of fast playing. The teams
were evenly matched, and but for the
luck breaking in favor of the beachers
in pinches the score would have been
still closer. The feature of the con-
test was the way Anderson, HEAVIER for
the losing team, fielded his position.
DuWeese, catcher for the beachers. and
wilson of the visitors were the heavy
clouters of the day. The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-21
ANAHEIMS GIVE
LACYS nRUBBING
BEATS THEM 10 TO | UPON
HOME DIAMOND
RADIUM SPRINGS EASILY TRIMS
WESTMiNSTERS
Santa Anitas Have Their Troubles
with West Jefferson Merchants,
Requiring Twelve Innings
for Result
INTERURRAN LEAGrE

1t was a case of a slaughter of the
innocents yesterday when the Lacy
Manufacturing company boys tangled
with the Anaheim team on the Ana
helm grounds, the final score standing
10 to / in favor of the home club at
the finish. Pitcher ID. Stone, who
heaved for the winners, without over
exertion, held the visitors to only
three safe bingles, while the home
team pounded McKinga and Bolton,
who attempted the heaving for the
manufacturers, for twenty safe ones.
The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-21
Whittier Beats Gardena

With a ninth-inning rally, scoring
three runs, Whittier slipped one over
on Gardena on the Los Nietos grounds
yesterday afternoon by the score of 3
TO 4. The punching of hits by Hatch,
Patch and Plake did the work. Plake
made two fine catches of line drives.
which he turned in a double play each
time when bases were full. When the
bases filled, Hatch, who was doing
the heaving for the winners, tightened
up and became very effective. The
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-21
Westminster's Pitchers Sick

The Westminsters, handicapped by
their pitching staff being on the sick
list, were drubbed to the tune of II
to 2 on the Colegrove diamond yester-
day by the Radium Springs club.
pitcher Labaig of the winning team
was the star of the contest, and besides
pitching a good game, he scored safely
twice with the willow, one of the clouts
being a three-bagger. The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-21
SUMMARY

Three-base hit-M. Labaig Two-baso hits
Reed, Summers Encore (2. Sacrifice hits
Rankin, Hogan, Russell. First base on errors
-Radium Springs, A. Westminsters, ?. Left
on bases-Radium Springs 3; Westminsters. 3.
Bases on balls-On Labaig, 4; off Tortez, /.
Struck out-By Labaig. 8; by Hogan, 2; by
Tortez, 2. Double pay--Rankin to Lamarie,
Hits-On Labaig 4; off Hogan, 10 off Tortez,
5. Hit by pitched baltimore, Bates. Time
of game-1:5O Umpire-Busse.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-21
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Love. Stanley. Sacrifice
hits-Stanley, Jake Wilson. Shafer. First
base on errors-Redondo. 8; Godsmiths, g.
Left on bases-Redondo. Z: Goldsmiths, G.
Bases on balls-Off Anderson, 3; off Abbott,
4. Struck out-By Anderson, 8; by Abbott,
4. Hits-Oh Anderson, s. off Abbott A.
Passed balls-Duweese, /; Prayer, l. wild
pitch-Abbot. Hit by pitcher-Stanley.
Time-1:40. Umpire--Jack GoyheIneix
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-21
A usuRER REBUKED

shylock bargaining for his pound of
flesh
Nothing doing" answered Portia; I'VE are
on the vegetable wagon
Not understanding the term, Shakespeare
wrote up a different version New York sun.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-21
INTERRUPTIONS

what sort Of time did you have at the
musicale
1T was rather disconnected" replied Miss
Cayenne. Whenever l got interested in the
conversation the music would start and when
ever | got interested in the music somebody
would begin TO talk 'Washington Star.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-21
BURKE
SUMMARY

Hits-On Hobgood. 6; off Cass 4. Bases
on balls-On Hobgood, 3. First base on
8; Burke, 5. Left on bases
-Pippins, s; Burkes. ?. Struck out-By
Cass, 5: by Hobgood. c. Sacrifice hits
Saenz Edwards. Finlle, Brooks, Harris. t.
Hobeood. Double plays-Brooks to Finkle'
Time-1:4O Umpire-Hoke.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-21
BISHOPS
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two-base hits--Pearne, McCord Garcia
Sacrifice hits-Garcia, siegcl First base on
errors-Racycles, 1; Bishops, 4. Left on
bases-Racycles, 4; Bishops . Bases ON
halls-On Pima >. struck out-By Clark,
II: hv pima. o. Double plays-E. Leonard
to gonzales: VogeI to Gonzales. Time
1:45. Umpire-Heinzeman
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-21

Briswalter Of the Angels team wants
The Herald to make the announcement
that there is no truth in the story pub
lished i'm an evening paper to the ef
feet that he has become a benedict and
that no arrangements have been made
for q Medding supper as published.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-21
SANTA ANITA
SUMMARY
Twn-hase hits-H. O,NeiI. =

Two-base hits-H. O'Neil, LasWell, sacrince
hits-smith, Bunnell. Barr. First base on er-
rors-W J. NJ, .; Santa Anitas, /. Left on
bases-W. J. NJ, s; Santa Anitas 10. Bases
on balls-On Barr, .; off O'Neil. 3, Struck
out-By Barr. Is: by O'Neil, Il. Hits-On
Barr. s.; off O'Nef. H. Passed balls-Watson
Ramsey. Hit by pitched ball-Watson O'Con-
nor Q Time Of game-2:30. Umpre-Connors
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-21
MoNTEBELLos WINNERS 8

The Montebello baseball team beat
the Boyle Heights Belvideres yester-
day by the score of Z to 5. Both Pico
and Frank Bevione, the opposing twirl-
ers, pitched good ball.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-21
Totals. s..........29 3 !
GARDENA
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY
-, ha,a hits-Bouett Gabe. Two-base

Three base hits-Bouett, Gabe. Two-base
hits-Withrow, S. Hatch, Hughes, sims
Sacrifice hits-Patch. Gohun. Plake First
base on errors-Whittier, .; Gardena, ?
Left on bases--Whtter. 6: Gardena. D.
Bases on balls-On Hatch, 81 off Ybarrando
5. Struck out-By Hatch. .; by Ybarrando
O. Double plays-Plake, ., unasssted
Passed balls-Royal. Plake, Wellman, Gabe
Time-l:30. Umpre-Proctor,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-21
SUMMARY

Two-base hit-Wilson Sacrifice hit-Riley.
First base on errors-Hughes, 2; Woodil-
Hulse g. Left on bases-Hughes, Z; Woodil-
Hulse s. Bases on balls-On Smith, 4; off
Coats Struck out-By Smith, 12; by Coats.
IA. Passed balls-Price, O'Connor (2). Wild
pitch-Smith Tims nf gama-i:30 Umpire
Fernandez
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-21
ANGELS COME FROM BEHIND AND
DEFEAT SOX IN BRILLIANT GAME
OPPOSING TWIRLERS ENGAGE IN INTERESTING BATTLE THE
LOCALS DOING BEST WORK

Nage American League with Only Three
Safees Equally Scratchy Rum While They
Show All Sorts of Cloutng and Base Running Stunts to
Overtake and Pass Vsitors-Artie Ross Playing for
First Time This Season with Berry Bunch Fur
Both Batting and Fielding Features
Vernon Tackles Sox Again This Afternoon
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-21
HER UNREASONABLE FIGURE

Emma-"I must go right away to cure in
Marienbad'
"Indeed! What doctor ordered that?"
No doctor-my dressmaker. "-Fligende
Blatter.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-21
SUMMARY

Two-base hlts-Adams. Senter Sacrifice
hit--Bibo Left on bases-Santa Monica. >;
Long Beach, g. Bases on balls-On Haight,
5: off Schmidt. g. Struck out-By Haight'
G. by Schmidt. .; by Breslno, /. Double
plays-Adams to Fulton, owens to Wiken-
son to Fulton; Haight to Forney to Smith
Time-i:50. Umpire-Hoag.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-21

A RRANGEMENT were made yes
q tcrday for the Hughes ball team,
"A leaders in the Southern state
league pennant chase, to play the Yer
non team Wednesday at Vernon, start
ing at 1 o'clock The players on the
Hughes nine will be composed of Poly
terhnic high school material, which
practically won the Southern Calitor-
MIA intcrscholastc series from the Long
Beach high school. Brooks Tompkins
will go on the mound, while Harry
Price will play behind the timber
Both the Pierce brothers and other
fast men, formerly with the Washing
ton street institution, will complete
the outfeld. Following will be the
lineup: Price, catcher; Tompkins,
pitcher; Bryan, first base; McAleer,
second base; Monk Pierce, shortstop
Terry, third base; Mary Pierce, center
field; Lewis, left field; Ed Haight right
field; Harry Lelande or Red Perkins,
umpire.
Manager Wilson Of the Fraternal
Yeoman team will be in his fortieth
year next Wednesday, and in honor OF
his birthday Mrs. Wilson and her
daughter viii give several personal
friends and some members of the ball
team an informal dinner. Wilson yes
old he was, but if Mrs. Wilson was
doing the honors he would stand for it.
Bunnell played well yesterday in
fast 12-nning game for the West JEFF
ferson Merchants and scored the win
ming run with a timely Texas Lacquer.
out Of three trips at bat he got three
singles. Going some for busher.
Bennic Smith is playing consistent
ball for the Gateway club and is one of
the best amateur pitchers and short
stops in the south.
The first defeat which the Beavers
have sustained in ten games played
was handed them yesterday by the
Gateways. Tompkins, twirler for the
losers, was on the hospital list and was
in no condition to tWirl ball.
Manager Blunt of the Maverick ball
team is desirous of forming a Junior
league for Saturday afternoon ball,
consisting of six teams. Any club de-
string to join this organization should
see Red Perkins at the Goldsmith sport
ings goods firm.
Arrangements are being made by As
sstant Manager Edward Stuart
whereby the Yeoman and the Gate
way clubs will clash next Sunday on
the Dolgeville diamond. Stuart also
is thinking Of challenging the Gold
smith club for the following Sunday
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-21
with Hobgood and Brooks, the bl

with Hobgood and Brooks, the bat
terry for the Burke team, working like
a machine, it was the short end for
tie Los Angeles Pippins, aspirants for
the league pennant, yesterday, the
Burke athletes winning the contest by
the good margin of 7 to 3. The fea-
ture of the contest was the twirling of
Hobgood and the fielding of Harris,
who successfully helded four chances
in the outfield, two of which were cir
Gus catches. Inside playing by the
Burke team with the excellent work
of the battery accounts for the victory.
The score.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-21
ANAIIEIM


Two-base hits-Nalencia, Spencer, Guenthart.
Struck out-By Stone, Is; by McKinga, 2; by
Bolton, 1. Hits-On Stone. 3; off Mckinga'
s; off Bolton. A. Runs-Of Stone, /; off Nc
Kinga, 49, off Bolton. 4. Left on bases-Ana-
helm, 8; Lacy Mfg. Co, 1. Time Of game
c:10 Umpire-LaMonte.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-21

Hts made off Tozer. 3 Three base hit
Ross Two-base hit-Gandil. Sacrifice hits
Zeider. Purtelt Cole. Collins. Innings pitched
by Tozer. 6; by Nagle, 3. Bases on balls-On
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-21

Olmstead, l; off Nagle, ]. Struck out-By
olmsted, 4; by Tozer. ?; by Nagle, l. Time of
game-1:23. umpres-Finney and MoGreevy.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-21
SANTA MONICA
LONG BEACH

SCORE BY INNINGS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-13
Bellevue Team
Badly Crippled
FOR Big Game
Coach Mccoy DOwnhearted Over Lay
outs from Alumni Contest
Last Week.

Coach Mccoy OF Bellevue yesterday ex-
pressed himself as being much disheaEt
ened over the prospects OF lining up a
winning team against the Normalites at
Peru Saturday. New men must be de-
veloped from a Inst Of Hight substitutes
for vacancies caused by sickness and in
juries, the alumni game OF last Saturday
being responsible for the discouraging list
OF cripples Jones, whds Work a. right
end has been OF high order Is out OF
the game for at least tJFO weeks with a
severe injury to his knee Paulsen full
back, is unable to appear on the field and
cannot last the game out IF able 70 start
at all. Aultschuler, end. Is laid up with
a broken hand. Dowdan. halfback. Is out
Of the scrimmage with broken ribs. Holmes.
halfbaek a veteran ~ the % team, has
torn the ligaments q his foot in such a
manner as 10 render IL useless. 49,
Since the alumni game Bellevue foot ball
stock has dropped several notohes. as the
prospects Of gaining through Peru's heavy
Ane with crippled team eked out by light
substitutes, are very slim, and there re-
mains little time to break In the new men
20 the forward pass and the open style
OF play which must be used Saturday.
The Peru game is the first OF the col
lege league season for Bellevue. BY COM
parative scores, the game prom sss TO be
"A close one, Bellevue having Lsfeated
Amity - 20 O. while the following week
Peru took Amity into camp by the score
OF l6 to O. But Bellevue's regulars were
attn first-ciass shape for the .Amity game.
Much depends upon winning the first
game Of the championship race. and the
work Of the team Il being anxiously
watched By Bellevue supporters, The sec
ond team is also crippled and sorimmages
are being avoided this week with the
scrubs that they may be IN b, shape for
their game with the fast team from the
Omaha Deaf institute Saturday.
Gilman, 'B quarterback on the second
team Tor tho years, has been elected cap
tain Of the scrubs. and while his men will
be outweighed Saturday. they have the ad-
vantage OF excellent coaching ana nightly
practice with the varsity. Thursday and
Friday afternoons the varsity VIII meet
the South Omaha and Council Bluffs HiEh
schools In practice sorimmages
~he hove - Hssaal.es hau fGazsE houybt
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-13
WATERLOO STAKE AT SUTTON
COuraing Meet starts Under MOS
Favorable AusDices


SUTTON, Nsb.. Oct 12-(speoial Teie-
gram 1.-THE National Waterloo cup stake
run by the National CoufsinR association
under the auspices Of the sutton Coursng
CLUB was started yesterday with. 1876 dogs
entered. This Is the American classic
among greyhound stakes and kennels are
here from ten different states
one of the most interesting courses run
as yet was that. of today between Sun
stroke, a several time stake winner in
ireland and recently imported into the
United States and Needle Bug one OF the
crack dogs from Butte, Mont. After two
undecided races Neddle Bug succeeded In
dlsposing OF Sunsroke in very salts
factory trial
The second round of the Waterloo cup
stake was finished today the following
dogs winning their courses today: Happy
Mines, Snowbird, Needle Bug Bigger Edd,
Rural Ramsei, Eanglady, Tray of Hearts,
Simplicity, Blue Valley Kid Tearem Ned
The Conqueror Erling, Sir Patched, Jack
Keveln, DR. Patton, Nellie Parton, Water
Sprtte Raporte, Lady Thelma, Center Spot
Dinky barrow. The Rowdy, PaWnee Girl,
doubtful Cairo Sea Ring, Colby Lock,
Fleeing Shadow, Ignition, Bashful Kitty
Lord Night, Tipera, Lord Gambet The
Model and Gay Allen.
The Waterloo purse stake for the sixty
seven dogs beaten in3the first round OF the
day. the following dogs winning their
Thomas Davis. Same Here, May Kinen.
Carry Eagle, Deacon, Silver Dot Blue val
Icy Girl Handy Andy, Jack Parton, Lady
Wrinkle Toronto Boy, Minnekahta Miss
Corlea, Lady LOTUS, Lord of the Vale,
Tresbine, Silent Partner oHt Hummer
Miss Woodford, Sister Jane, Dr. Constant
Wanepanetta, Diamond Ladde, Here's
Hopin' Genevieve Colonel, Byrne. Annie
Lucky Lad, Black Babe, Green Lawyer
Green oLrd, Mamie Sheridan and Wolford.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-13
Demand for Seats
for Worlds Series
Exceeds Supply
Seven Thousand Dollars Returned to
Applicants for Tickets Whose
Orders Cannot Be Filled.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l2-It is stated
by representatives Of the National com
mission having charge of the distribution
OF seats for the first two base ball games
in the worlds series here next week, that
$500 has been returned to applicants for
tickets whose orders cannot be filled The
demand for tickets has. broken all records
and the amount Of money returned is the
largest ever turned back by club figur-
ing in the worlds series.
Although is was officially announced last
Friday that no applications would be con
sidered that were mailed later than last
Saturday many ps0ple today tried every
possible way they knew how to buy re-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-13
even Thousand Dollars Returned Applicants for Tickets Worlds Series

served seats at advanced prices. The Ma.
tonal commission has taken extraord nary
precautions to keep the tickets out Of the
hands OF scalpers.
Centerfieldcr Oldrng Of the Philadelphia
Americans may not be able to play in the
worlds series, due to having the ligaments
In his knee twisted in yesterdays game.
In going after a fly. ball. Oldring lost it IN
the sun. To prevent being hit he turned
suddenly and wrenched the ligaments Ills
knee was badly swollen today and spe-
calists who were called in declared that
they could not tell until tomorrow whether
or not the injury would prevent the out.
fielder from playing next week
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-13
DOVLSIAEE DOUBLE. lEADEh
Brooklyn Team Loses Two Games to
the Visitors
LAST OF SEASON ON GROUNDS
Nictors Win by Ninth IRning Fin
isheS-i1ieht Men Are Put Across
Home Plate I'm LAST Of
First Game.
LAST OF SEASON ON GROUNDS

BROOKLYN, oct IA Brooklyn closed
the National league season hoe today by
losing both ends OF thu holiday double
header 20 Boston. Tho visitors won by
hnth-innlng finishes. In the first game.
AFTER Brooklyn had tied the score In the
eighth, the visitors batted In eight runs
in the final inning knning. to @
Brooklyn led, 10 !, when Boston came to
bat for the last time IN the second con-
test. base on balls. Getz single. 4
squeeze play with Ferguson at bat and
uellins' double turned impending defeat
into 20 victory. Brooklyn has released
Pitchers Dessau and Manser to Rochester
Score, first game;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-13
Here's Just About All You
Can Ask In a Motor Car

In Chalmers Forty" the car shown
in the picture, you can go very far in a
day. You can go with smoothness, with
ease, with perfect comfort for driver and
Passengers,-Ioo,a 400, 900 miles-as fast
as you please, over hill and plain, through
city and valley and forest.
This splendid car meets the motorists
maximum desire in every direction. II
has as much room as any car made. II
will carry seven and still have ''room for
one more"
The 40 h. p. motor gives all the power
you can use at any time-the power for
mile-a-minute speed, for scampering
over hills, for faultless pulling in mud or
sand. 1t gives you smoothness and
quietness Of peration-eeonomy, too
many Forty. users average fourteen
miles to the gallon Of gasoline.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-13
GENERAL H. TAKES FAST MARK
Former Red Oak, la, stallion wins
Fast Trot ne Louisville
Races.

LEXINGTON, Ky. Oct 12.-GeneraI Fl
the bay son Of Combineer and Jessie wal
lace, won the S3,O25 Mcdowell stake the
feature event Of the card OF the Kentucky
Trotting Horse Breeders association. to-
day. trotting the second heat in 2;O5H.
The 2:i2 pace was won by Princess Hal,
which took the last three heats after losing
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-13
BARNEY OLDFIHLD is SUSPENDED
Contest board Objects to Race with
Jack johnson,

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE contest board
OF the American Automobile association an
nounced tonight the disqualification and
suspension Of Barney Oldfleld for his an
nounced intention OF racing Jack Johnson
the heavyweight ,pugilist, in an INSANE
TONED contest at Sheepshead Bay on Octo-
Der 20. Johnson said tonight he would have
NE NE ~ on me Gohtest board 5or oanceling
Johnson and Barney Oldfeld who are
scheduled TO race at Sheepshead Bay on
October 90 say that the race will IS run
regardless Of the boards action.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-13
whitney Lands Another stake.

NEW MARKET England, oct 12.-The
select stakes Of 10 soyereigns each for
starters, with 300 sovereigns added, for 8
year-olds and up, was run here today and
won, by n. p. Whitneys Whlskbroom
Dean Swift was second and St Crispin
third. Three horses ran.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-13

CHERBOURG, Oct, i2-The steame
Teutonio which sailed for New York today
carried the French ev.ators Auburn, Simon
Garros sailed today on the kron P-inze
Wilhelm. All will participate In the Inter-
national Aviation tournament at Belmont
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-13
Standing of the Teams.


instruments and organized a sixteen-piece
brass band under the leadership Of Everett
Newman. II will be used at all the home
games, and accompany the team on out
side trips when possible.