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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-09

But as to the delegation to the ma
tional convention, Senator Borah hal
come to feel that the state Will be for
Taft simply because there is no other
available candidate in sight. 1t may
be that other states which the Taft
managers have counted against then,
will swing into line for the same rea-
son; that is, as far a sthe nomination
Is concerned.
The election following Is another
matter. The present insurgent profess
ed feeling Is that the election Will vim
dictate their judgment as to Taft's
strength before the country. but they
don't see anybody available to beat him
for the nomination, and thew are not
going to make their protest In the con-
vention as strong as originally In
tended.
A most significant fact in connection
with the present national situation is
that. while the ins urgent movement Is
losing strength as a factor in determin-
ing candidates, the broad. progressive
movement turnout the land is growing
by leaps and bounds. One by one state
machines of the old guard persuasion
are being forced to understand that
they can not fight this progressive
movement.
It has been brought to the attention
Of practical politicians Of the old school
in Illinois, partly thru efforts OF
friends Of the Taft administration.
Slate makers in various states hereto
fore little affected by militant. pro-
gressive ideals have been adjured that
candidates and platforms must be in
harmony with thee hanged public sem
liment il any hope of winning next
years contests is to be entertained.
And they are awakening to the condi-
lions and laying plans to act accord
ingly.
In the calm study Of the presidents
course in administering the laws and
striving for further legislation is found
in large measure the secret of the pres
ent Taft strength and a reason FOR the
breaking up of the insursent cohesive
ness as matchmaking machine.
When anaIyzed it is found that the in
surgent opposition TO the president is
to a high degree personal with the
leaders.
As result the leaders in question
find they can not keep their state fol-
lowing subject to their complete con-
troll, because their personal support
ers. in part. at least. like Taft's work.
And this may account in some degree
for the cU-tailmeEt Of the insurgent
lighting spirit.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-09
Wednesday, June 21-2:25 Trot

Yucatan blk m. (Sardis Ensign). Joe
Head, Des Moines.
Mac Americas, Oh 8, (The Rex), G.
W. Thurman, Evansville, Wis.
Liberty Bell, b g, Liberty Cainesj,
A. v. Britt, La Harpe, Ill
Leavitt Todd. b ., (Todd). J. n. Ross.
Knoxville.
Dallas, g, (Wslson Panic), R c.
Taylor. Perry.
Edna H.. hr m, cGreenIander), Al
len Bros, Marion
Kappa, b m, (Kremlin), Charles g..
Hansen, Galesburg, III.
Prairie Game. b h. CGame Onwsrd),
n. +. Mier, Rock Island, Ill.
The Comet, 8, tEntertainer), E. 6.
willard 4 Co., Burlington.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-09

Frank e., g, tCal Hune). Omer
Amundsen, Monroe, Wis.
Orman. br g, (Sed K.). ]. c. Kathan
Usage.
P.ca-ecn, s, {The De Fore.t>, J. e.
Edwards, Toulon, I'LL
Frank Clayton. b g. (Ontario). J. c.
Anderson Minneapolis.
Senator o. Dell. br 6. (ProdigaD.
Cobb Bros, Wellsville. N. Y.
Miss Bingo. br IA, (Atloka). J. r.
Baker Kankakee, Ill
adiss Rhumstall. gr N, Ounton
wilkes). J. Mclaughlin. adarshalltown-
Echo Belle. b m, tsherman BELIEF.
Joe r. Mcclure. Denver, Colo.
Garry. br g. Lewis Wilkes). Joe F.
Mcclure, Dsnve1. Cola
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-09
A Rush 70 eubseribs.

The meanest man In town having
died and been duly buried, bunch Of
his late acquaintance and neighbors
were discussing the kind Of party he
was.
I'VE ought to raise a fund to build
him q monument" one man suggested.
Rats" chorused the crowd In pro-
test. who'd give anything to build
him a monument"
Everybody would" insisted the drst
speaker Wed raise 1t by unpopular
subscription. "-Lippincott's Magazine.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-09
Wednesday, June 21-2:l8 Pace

Boy), ]. n. Ross, Knoxville,
Teddy Lockheart. b. h., CLockheart).
H Riggs, Ottumwa-
Brother Bah, bl. g.. (Ed Raymond.
II. F. Meir, Rock Island, Ill.
Capt Woodline br. g.. (Woodline).
E. J. Robb, Marshalltown,
Biscuit, b. m. ELECTION Time), R. c.
Taylor, Perry.
Tattoo Chief, b. h., fLockheart), G. NJ.
Griffin & Son, Lake Charles, La.
Lady Emerson, blk. m, (Capt. EN-
erson), G. NJ. Griffin C Son, Lake
Charles. La.
Roxie Zealand, br. m, Zealand d..
Omer Amundsen. Monroe. Wis.
Prince H., b. g., (Ben Enmett). J. G.
Kathan, Osage
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-09
M'LEAN RAPS STATE BOARD
President Of s. v. |. Bitterly Scores
Ne. EA.c..:c.ei Control System.
Adopted in iowa-Ursss Kansas to
Turn Down Proposed System.

Iowa City, June 9.-President George
board Of education in telegram which
ne sent to Governor Stubs, OF Kansas.
just before Stubs vetoed the central
board bill passed by the Kansas legis-
,ature last March. The telegram has
just been made public by Governor
Stubs. together with other expressions
which he received.
The telegram was sent by President
MacLean two months after he had been
asked to resign by tho board. and he
held up the Iowa board as an example
for Kansas to profit by, but not to fol-
low.
The main obiectionA urged by Other
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-09
Thursday, June 22-2:l0 Pace

tan). ]. Mclaughlin. Marshalltown.
Dexter Grattan,' blk g. Christ Graf
tan), ]. McLau8hlin, Marshalltown
Lena May. CHI m. (Manaser), A. I.
Sweet. Aurora. III.
Roxie Zealand. br M Zealand d..
Omer Amundson, Monroe, Wis.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-09
Wednesday, June 2l-2:l5 Trot

Novecia Red, b m. Cred Medium). J.
Mclaughlin, Marshalltown.
Charley Worth, br S. Charley Herr).
]. F. Baker. kankakee, III.
Jim Fisk, br g, (Ellersue Fisk), Mel
win Fisk, Curlew.
Frank H, br g, (Dunton wilkes). J.
Mclaughlin, Marshalltown.
Lee Crawford, b g. Ledge Craw-
ford), Joe F. Mcclure, Denver. Colo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-09
hAMproh's JUNE BRIDES.
Six Weddings Celebrated Within Two
DAYS In Franklin County Seat.

Six "Od0Sn9B Cei0SFdtSo "'''" Wv
Days In Franklin County Seat
Special TO Times
Hampton, June s,-So less than SIX
weddings In which one or both parties
were residents of Hampton. were ceie-
brated on Wednesday. and THURSDAY
too, had one to Its credit. Mr.. Nathan
Streeter, OF DIN, and Miss Avis jack
son, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
jackson. were united IN marriage at the
family home. at high noon. Rev. L. n.
Sours, Of the Christian church. Of
Floating. They Will make their home
at Vail.
Or. r. T. Warner and Miss Leota
Phelps, both Of this city, betook them
selves to Mason City the same day and
were there quietly married. Both OF
these young people are we'll and ia
vorabiy known here. Mr.. Warner IL
we'll known dentist. The bride ~ a
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Phelps.
and has grown to wozaanhood here. The
happy couple will go to housekeeping
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-09

Dukes Mixture, 6, CIV. T. b.. U. J.
Ehanklin, Ananaosa.
Mabel King, b N, (Marlo King), A c..
Snyder. Graham, No.
Marie Louise, b m. (Blake). George
Hartley, Toulon, Ill.
Teddy o SO. blk g, ooh SOY, L. c.
Anderson, Minneapolis.
Freddy c, b g, (Spokane). Cobb
Bros, Wellsville, n. 7.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-09
Senior Class Camps.

Special to Times Republican.
Toledo, June a.-The seniors from
the Toledo high school returned Thurs
day from weeks outing at Welton
Springs near Montolr. A very enjoy
able time was had by all. in spite OF
a shower. which came up one night.
necessitatinE the holding OF umbrellas
over heads while they slept.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-09

Mckinney Wilkes, s, tZo1n bro), j.
P. Gaines, Des Moines.
Dan Mckinney, h. (Kinneyson).
Zoe F. Mcclure, Denver, Colo.
Dukes Mixture. b g. CIV. T. 3D., .. J.
Ehanklin, Anan osa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-09

Elsie r.. h, Oakland Doone). Allen
Bros, Marion.
Roy Wilkes, bs, (Eyedelight), Mrs. L.
w. Weir, Denver, Colo.
Lady Quickshot, BIN, (Quickshot). ].
]. Manbrot. Des Moines.
Silver Grattan, ch g. cChrist Graf
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-09
Tuesday, June 20-2:14 Pace

Buck Muscovite. b e, (Muscovite),
Charles G. Hansen, Galesburg, IL.
Mabelwoed, or N, (Pridewood), ".
II. Emerson, Marion.
Dock V, blk S. CSilkwood). Chef
Kelley, West Liberty.
Tattoo Chief, . h, tLockhearo, G. NJ.
Griffin & Son, Lake Charles, La.
Lady Emerson, blk n. Capt. Emer-
son), G. NJ. Griffin & Son, Lake
Charles, La.
Little Mig, b h, fVyzenio), A. G.
Spohr, Mason City.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-09

Obed b h, (Aiandale}. J. W. Neary,
Enmetsburg.
Roxie Zealand, br m, Zealand d.,
Omer Amundsen, Monroe, Wis.
Lady Quickshot, m, (QuickshoD,
j. j. Manbrot, Des Moines.
Bora Lynn, br g, (BoreaD, ]. R. Cox,
Deer Creek, Okla
Dexter Grattan, blk e, (Christ Graft
tom, ]. Mclaughlin, Marshalltown.
Hubert, Jr., b &. (Hubbert), Joe F.
Mcclure, Denver, Colo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-09
Tuesday, June 20-2:20 Trot

Jessie Mac, b m, IDOL Rex), j. c.
Kathan. Usage.
Frank H. blk g, Dunton Wilkes>, j.
Mclaughlin, Marshalltown.
Liberty Bell. b g, elderly Chimes).
A. W, Britt, La Harpe, Ill
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-09
TESTING tho Pianist.

Mrs. Eewrich (who has advertised
for a pianist)-so you are the music
teacher that answered my advertise
mentc
Pianist-Yes. ra'am.
Mrs. Newrich-Well, SIT down here
and play a couple OF duets SO that I
can see what you can do.-The Cont
rent
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-09

A Serious Breakdown
results from chronic constipation. DR..
Kings New Life Pills cure headache.
stomach, liver and bowel trouble. IS
cents Mcbride & VIII Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-09
The Test.

Diogenes was searching for an hon.
est man.
"He will advertise that his summer
resort has, mosquitoes" explained the
sage-New, Fork Sun.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-09

May Flower. CHI. H., ebay Denon), j.
F. Baker, Kankakee, III.
Ffeety Gazeile, DR. m, Cooper KING,
J. F. Baker, Kankakee, ILL.,
Lovey Mary, br. H.. Il. VIM, Melvin
Fisk. Curlew. Iowa.
Bora Lynn. br. g., {BoreaD, J. r. Cox,
Deer Creek, Okla.
Belle Hyland, or. m, (Tom Niller),
A. L. Sweet, Aurora, III.
Frank r. Starr. blk g.. (Clif.on Starr,
I. c. Anderson, Minneapolis,
Erica E, s. M, (Directum Boy).
W. O. Edwards, Toulon, Ill.
Dock ", blk. s.. (Silkwood), Chef
Kelley, West Liberty.
Belle Bird, b. No., (Hail Cloud), W. H.
Emerson, Marion.
Lew Gregg. b. m, (Wild Pero), Mrs
L. w, Weir, Denver, Colo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-09
NO JOY FOR TOMMY"
Verdict Against Lodavaihe Miller Has
Sting For Detected Lover.


Chicago. June 9.-"Yep." said Tom
my" Fouikes with deiiberation yes:sc-
day afternoon. I'm a fool. I'm prob
ably the biggest male fool Of my gener-
alton. But what are you going to say
about Lodavaine Millere Isn't she just
the the biggest fool that the world ever
saw"
The reporter found Foulkes in his
dingy little hall bedroom in a hotel in
North Clark street. He was packing
up. 4 rusty trunk yawned beside the
bed and Tommy" moodily tossed his
things into 1t.
Had Come From Court.
He had just got back from Judge
Dever's courtroom. He had listened to
the reading Of the verdict that found
Miss Miller and her bother c. Marion
Miller. an attorney. guilty Of swindline
him out OF $1,000. He had seen the
woman, who for six years had made
him laughable dupe. culver from
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-09
Thursday, June 22-2:30 Trot

Tom Ross, Oh g. (Directum Boy), J.
n. Ross, Knoxville.
Miss Bingo, br m, (Altoka), ]. F.
Baker, kankakee, Ill.
Liberty Bell. b &, elderly Chmes).
A. v. Britt, La Harpe, Ill.
Miss Fielding, S m. Garm De Field).
William Beecroft, Eldora-
Doris Doone, blk m, Oakland
Doone), Allen Bros. Marion.
Prairie Game, br g, (Game Onward),
H. +, Meir, Rock Island, Ill.
Progress Chimeston, b c, progress
Chimes), G. NJ. Griffin & Son, Lake
Charles, La.
Bonnie Star, 8, (Dina). J. w. Jack
son, E,nmetsburg.
Frank z, b g, <Cal Hune). omsr
Amundsen. Monroe. Wis.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-09
Tuesday, June 20-2:24 Pace

Brother Bah. b. g., ed Raymond,
II F. Mier. Rock Island. III.
Capt. WoodNne. br. e, CWoodiine),
E. j. Pobbs. Marshailtown.
Progress Regent, b. h., Cred wilkes),
G. NJ Griffin & Son. Lake Charles, La
Bessie r, b. f., Renincond), G. w.
Griffin, Lake Charles, La.
Lucy Dare. dare DeviD. William
Reed. Blackwell, Okla.
Dill Pickles, :. g., Panky john, E.
L. Doan, What Cheer.
Harry Emmett. hr. G.. (Emnet H.,
J-.,), Doughersy Bros, Knoxville.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-09

Earl Colbert, bf O. -(EarlondaleJ, J. Q
Kathan, Usage.
Picaroon. 8, (The De Forest), J. G.
Edwards, Toulon, Ill.
Frank Clayton. G. tontar!o). L. c.
Anderson, Minneapolis.
Toby Dillon, b g, (Gogebic. King
Hill Farm, st. joe. Mo.
Miss Rhumstall. or m, denton
wilkes.) ]. Mclaughlin, Marshalltown.
Mckinney Wilkes, b 8. (Zombro), ].
r. Gaines, Des Moines.
Emmett, H. Jr.. 81 3, (Emmet H..
Daugherty Bros, Knoxville.
Echo Belle, m, (ShermAn BELIEF,
Joe F. Mcguire. Denver. Colo.
Garry, br 6. Lewis wtlkes). Joe y.
MCGUIRE, Denver, Colo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-09

Lee Die, s. M. tCharles McGregor),
Finnicum & James. Erie. I'll.
O'Ma-a Onward, ST. m. CTy!on), Chef
Kelley, West Liberty.
Lady H, blk. NJ, (Au Told, William
Beecroft, Eldora-
Albert E.. b. g.. (Alcautarus), ". II.
Emerson, Marion.
Lew Gregg. b. m. wild Pero), Mrs.
L. W. Weir, Denver, Colo.
c. s. O., b. g., (Directum BOYD, ]. y.
Ross, Knoxville
Teddy Lockheart, b. h, Nockheart),
H Riggs, Ottunlwa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-05
Coster Given a
Hard Hammering

LOS ANGELES, Cal. July s.
Two blackened eyes. badly bat.
tered nose. puffed and bruised lips.
a badly swollen right ear and sew.
eral thousand dollars are few OF
the things Joe costcr has today 10
show for the terrific beating ad.
ministered TO him yesterday by Joe
Rivers the sensational Los Angeles
featherweighi
To save his charge from further
needless punishment. Manager
Jimmy Johnson. M the beginning
81 the thirteenth round. picked the
badly beaten Coater up In his arms
and carried him across the ring and
lifted him over the ropes
Believe me" said Coster today.
this boy Rivers IL some fighter. |
could do nothing with him at all.
He has not been overrnted. lie Ia
the next featherweight champion
and will surely beat Abe Attell IL
they ever meet"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-05

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. July g
Ssiff and sore today after his bat
tie here with Champion Ad VOL
CAST. Owen Moran stiil claims that
Il was a low left foul which proved
his undolng In the thirteenth round
and Ia SIN confident that he can
take the measure Of the "Micht
gan Wildcat II he gets another
chance
Moran Is particularly bitter
against Jack Welsh. the referee.
welsh was shouting at me all
the time said the Englishman
-wolgast held and butted all the
time without being warned. The
only thing ! did was 10 bring up
my right elbow To free Il when
Wolgast laid on my arm. smother
Ing It's use. while he worked tae
loop. the loop bunch on me. Vol
CAST wouldn't fight openly. That's
why l couldn't land ON him better
"Stiii. as everybody at the ring
side saw. l had him on queer
street In the tenth round. and all
the writer's give me the nth and
18th. BY shade n Il hadn't been
Tor the foul / would have won. I'm
not through fighting. though.
want another chance AT Wolgast.
And IN lick him. too"
Wolgast laughed today at Moran :
claim
Il knew he VAS going In the 18th
and 18th rounds he said. There
was no foul. As soon as hit him
the first punch In the stomach In
the 18th round | knew | bad him
The blows afterward were not
necessary. am sure he would
have gone down anyway"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-05
UUOI DIAMOND

Suppose Joe hadn't maned that
lily.
Out Of four times up Tcaiy Ray.
moud rapped out three safe
blnEies in tho afternoon
The game threatened TO be over
In record time until the rippina
pulled off that terrible rally.
In the morning game after two
pitchers wer. driven from the
mound. Jcas stovRll finished tho
game lie vas only found for one
run and three aafetieH Jess was
seattls's best twiFler nine years
ago.
Ort fatted HIS batting average
at tho hands Of the Pippins In the
morning contest Four times up
George sent one out Of the lot.
nosed out two doubles and drove
out bingle good for one baae.
There were also two games nj
both Tacoma and Spokane. and all
four teams came out with honors
even.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-05
COAST LEAGUE
Freddie Welsh
After Wolgast

Freddie Welsh. who wants a
crack at Wolgast, declared today
that cables from Cardiff. Wales.
have told him money win be raised
there TO cover the $4,000 side bet
demanded. lie will try TO get the
champion TO sign up for September.
While no definite answer has
been given Welsh. Wolgast today
displayed reluctance to fight
again so soon.
II have beaten them all IN ak
months he said, "and / think Dam
entitled TO a rest" va hG
Jones, Wolgast's manasery spoke
more promisingly. li~ an
Let Welsh get the 10000 for a
bet and we'll talk business he
said. Yesterdays bout WAS only a
warmup for AID. He can beat the
best of them. We're ready for
them ALL" orsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-05

and right 10 ear. staggering AID. AID
misses terrific right swing. They
fight against ropes aud Just before
bell owen sends Ad half way out
OF ring. Moran'a round.
Eleventh Round.
They fiddle. owen iaba face
with left Pointing. owen repeats
left tn Jaw. Fiddle. Al sends heavy
right TO ear. They cliueh. On
break owen jaba lightly with left,
Ad swings left and right 20 body
Cllnch Ad pounds kidneys and ear
with right. owen chops right 20
ear. Cllnch Ad loops right TO face.
on break owen stabs fRee with
left Another cllnch. They break,
owen sending left 20 nose owen
sent hard loft 10 ear Ad came back
like a tiger. Ad forces owen across
ring with several rights 20 stomach.
Boxing at close quarters at bell.
Even round.
Twelfth Round.
They rush into clinch. both
pounding Kidneys. They break and
clineh again. Ad ducks straight
left owen dances away and Ad
misses with long right They clinch.
"A sending sharp right 90 stomach.
repeating a moment later Ad side.
steps and runs away owen comes
back and dashes right 10 head Ad
sends hard right under heard and
two rights 10 Jaw. Ciinch, ON the
break Ad sends two hard ioita 90
Jaw. owen chopa right 60 Jaw.
Cilneh On break owen uppercuta
with right and left 10 face four
times without return. Al replies
In kind twice Just before bell.
Moran's round.
Thirteenth Round.
Wolgnst rushed desperately. and
finally forced the Briton into a cor.
ner They had not been fighting 80
seconds whom the champion flung
his right with terrific force to the
pit OF the stomach. the impact OF
which was heard clear across the
arena. Quick as a flash Wolgast
flung two rights 10 the stomach
again and ~ Moran began % fall.
left hook found the inv aud Moran
went To the floor with him mouth
open and his eyes CLASSY lie was
counted out while Ia a recumbent
position.
While the exact amount received
for tickets sold for the fight had not
been ascertalned at a late hour 20.
night. conservative estimates place
the amount at approximately $50.
00e OF this sum Wolgaat gets 20
per cent Before the fight he was
given guarantee OF $4,000. or
60 per cent OF the gross. which
amounts 90 close 10 sig 500 Moran
Will get approximately $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-05
Daring Riders
Burn Up Track

Nearly 1000 people watched the
race program given by the Seattle
Motorcycle club AT the Madison
park speedway yesterday afternoon.
and there were some thrilling fin
ishes and several bad spills. al.
though no one was injured. G. A.
Banks OF Everett fell twice round
Ing the curves IN mile races. and
H. H. Batchclder had a bad fall in
the flve-miIe race. He was unhurt.
although his machine was badly
damaged.
" H. Ethrldge made the fastest
time of the day. travelling a mile
In I minute "a 3.5 seconds. This
IL only I 80 seconds slower than
the track record. held BY A. H. Mc-
Question.
Archie Taft carried away the
bulk Of the prizes.
The summary OF the program fol-
lows:
Five.mile for stock machines
a. @. Taft. first: time 1880 z-5.
One mile against time for stock
machlncs--F. H. Ethridge. first:
time l.ii 3-5.
Fiye-mlle race for private owners
George Brennan. Excelsior. first;
time 7.17 i.5.
One.miie against time for stock
machines--C A. Banks, Excelsior.
time. l:i4 IS.
Fourmiie novelty race for stock
machlnes-Fred Mercer. Mefkel.
first: time 7:i2 rs.
One mile against time for stock
machines. 81 cubic inches limit
A. q. seels. Merkel. first. time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-05

'1:1g as.
Ten.mile pursuit race. stock ma
chimes. 1880 cubic inches limit
A. q. Taft. Excelsior, first: time
1900 Is.
Special one mile against time-F
H. Ethrldge. Excelsior. won. time
1916 rs.
Five-mile bandicap-A. c. Taft
Excelsior, first: time Gas rs.
One mile against time, stock ma
chimes. 81 cubic inches displacement
Fred Mercer. on Aerkel. and Eth
ridge. on Excelsior. ran dead heat
In 1:i7. and on second trial Mercer
won in 1:l5.
Twenty-Five miles. stock ma
chimes, 1880 cubic inches displace.
ment-H. r. Klopfer. Thor, first:
time 35.32 Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-05
Moran Insists Foul
Punch Laid Him Low

goes after owen hut latter ran.
They fiddle. Moran misses long
left 20 jaw Adj sends heavy right
to ribs. Clinch. Ad loops left to
head, They break. Al sends light
left 10 Jaw. Cinch. ON break Ad
sends light LEFT TO cheek. Another
clineh. owen using elbow. for
which he was cautioned Ad sends
hard left 10 ribs. owens counters
with right TO ear. Clinch. Locked
at bell. As owen went TO corner
Welsh again cautioned him about
using elbow the Englishman pro
testing mildly. Wolgast round.
Fifth Round.
They rrsh into clinch. pounding
heads and body. Ad having advan.
tage On break owen stabs face
with left. Another clinch, Both
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Bad Plays Lose Game for the Giants

.YMoND aud scaton lost the game for the Giants
yesterday afternoon. Portland winning 10 In
ten innings after Seattle apparently had the con.
test we'll IN hand.
with the score 3 10 In soattles favor IN the
ninth williams doubled and Menhor drew "A pass.
Pcttierew laid down hunt which sage muffed.
filling the bases. Moore hit To Sage and Williams
was forced out at home Then Coltrin lofted an
easy fly 10 Scatos. who dropped the ball. and then
heaved Il Go third instead OF second where he could
have made easy out Mensor scored on THIS iot
pass" and although Eastoy grounded out 10 buea.
Pettgrew was able TO beat the throw home tying
the tally.
Raymond's punk play came In the seventh, wheh
he cut third base and was called out. Had he
crossed the bag his run would have won for Seattle
With the tod. the Pippinn scored Two
gtoyalt made first by a narrow squeak, ana Williams