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time up. but didn't make the safeties
so that you could notice II.
For the Giants. Murray's batting was
heavy and very timely. HerEog, too,
saved the game for his side with the
stick Merkle came across at the right
time and Meyers got in a timely clout,
The game shows that McGraw has used
two OF his three best pitchers and hasn't
won a game yet. He may feel encour-
aged. but, az said before, we have the
Jump on him.
For the third game. | expect O'Brieu
will pitch for our side, but Manager
Stahl has not told me that he has made
the decision. We look for Marquard. the
left handler. 10 oppose US.
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O'Brien Next Choice.

Herzo5 tried 10 pull on one OF those
old time 'block off, plays on Speaker
when he rounded third in the tenth.
"Spoke" would have been out nj the
plnte 81 Wilson hadn't dropped the ball
THAT hit enabled us 10 tie up the Giants
again and &c was the last scoring OF the
game.
sneaker hit Matty In the same vicious
manner he did In the series OF 1909. His
three Dagger on the opening and his home
run In the second game ought 10 convince
the National leaguers that the Texan Is
some slugger.
StahI was as steady as rock at first
base His slashing single In the first
inning scored two runs and gave us n
lead we never should have relnqulshed
/ cannot say much about myself. I
was fortunate enough 70 nip some at
tempted base stealers. but one throw I
made was too low. hit tho BAH every
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DORCH MEDIUM WINS
WALNUT HILL CUP
Lord Allen First in Two-Year-
Old Division of Kentucky
Futurity.
BY international News Service.

BY international News ScrvicN
LEXINGTON. Ky, Oct. a.-Dorch
Medium. driven by I'd Gecrs. won the
feature event OF today's proSramme--the
Walnut IJlll cup for 2:15 trottcrs. The
race carried money valuation OF $4,000,
besides a handsome silver cup. Dave
Halle, driven by Tommy Murphy, was
the real contender in the race and drove
tho SON OF Red Medium 10 his utmost
10 win.
The two -year-old division Of the Ken
lucky futurity was won I'm straight heats
by Lord Allen. a son Of Tregantle ana
Miss Fanny Summers. therefore a full
brother to the worlds champion trotting
yeerling, Airdalc (2:15D.
Summary:
Walnut Hill cup for 2:l5 trotters. In
Dorsch Medium. blk. h.. by Red
Medium (Geers) ,..::...;..;..,...2 ! ! !
Dave Halle, b. h. (Murphyl ....,.l 3
Ruth McGrcgor. ch. IN. McDon-
Don Don zolock, Aron McKenney. Peter
Boy, Echomore and Alta Coast aisV
started. Best time, 2:o7i.
Kentucky futurity for two-year trot-
ters, in 3 purse $4,000:
Lord Allen. b. C.. by Tregantle-Mlss
Fanny Summers tMcDonald) .....-l /
Sweet Alice. b. I. tBenyonl ..:;'''..-3 =
Lord Russell Peter Johnson. Peter the
GAY, Lorec Toddington, Mcgowan and
NIiss Erie also started. Best time, 2:lL
2:0G trot, . In 3; purse $500:
Brace Girdle. br. M. by Treganue
(Murphy) -. ,..,.,....s-.-......s !. J. J.
Anvil. b. h. IGcersD cumming .
Grace, ch. m. (McDevitp .-....,..S
Helen stiles also started Best time.
2:O47. .,,o,
Flower Direct. b. m, by Direct star
Wow Elder br g. (Hedrick) ,.-...2 8
Fern Hal blk m. (Murphy) ......a :
Cinnamon. Nelly Temple. Peter b.,
and King Daphne also started Bcs,
Nme- o.nAq.
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nd worked them hard. vn,ii dark. ~niis
Il IL stll early IN the seRson. Grnniis
Is In extra good shepe-this iS shown hy
the low score 10 which the Farmers held
the alumni team Both the coach aei
tho squad are confident that .hey VIII
DC abls 20 win from Grand Junction. ni.
though they are expecting ,inrd csn
test The students Hro also taking
great deal ~ interest IN the coming bat
tie.
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Ladies' Day Tomorrow.

When General Manager II. /. Wilson
OF the Lagoon track learned last niqht
that warmer weather Is forecasted For
tomorrow. he at once announced that
that day would he 'LadiJs' day" and the
fair fans would be admitssd to tho track
and GTandstand without charge A large
crowd - expected TO attend the races
on that day.
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game, which is TO be played on the Gran
ite campus Monday afternoon AT 5 o'clock.
4 large crowd Is expected al this game,
as Granite has q good team this yea,
and the visitors arc strong.
Although the campus was muddy last
night. the coach had his full squad out
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M'VEY QUITS IN HIS
BOUT WITH LANGFORD

BERTH Australia. oct. l6.-.Tain
I.augIord. tho American heavyweight
pugllist. was given The decision t-dss
over sam McNcy of California. IN ti's
eleventh round McVey claimed f-u.
This was not allowed and he refused ts
continue.
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summary: Hits off Collins in 1-3 innings; off
10 innings Twobase Snodgras Hooper, Murray, Hersog
Lewis ) Ihreebase htHerzog Murray, Yerke Mer Speak
er Double payFletcher to Herzog Base Hall
OIL bedlent l. Struck outBy Collins Doyle Mere
son 2) Snodgrass by Bdien (Doye) by Mathewson (sta
Collins 2 Wagner Hit by pitched baBy Bedent snodgrass
omplreso Loughln Rger Evans and KLEIN Time game
hours and 40 minutes
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they expect 70 get any more bouts In
this city.
The same rules will govern these con-
tests that governed the last show in
the Salt Lake thcater. The boxers must
break at the command OF the referee.
no in6ghtnC will DC tolerated, and tho
kidney punch is barred. This insures a
time. I have the opportunity of life-
time and / am going TO make the most
OF It,"
The preliminary boys have trained as
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Main event.
Marty Rowan VS.. Harry Brewer.
IS rounds.
Semi wind-up.
Chalky German vs.. Yankee Allen.
10 rounds.
Curtain raiser.
George Kelly vs. Joe wylam.
D rounds.
Referee, Hardy x. Downing.
Promoter, Harry w. HeagTeu.
Place, Salt Lake Theater: time.
tonight, at s:l5.
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Compiled BY T. CLARK.
Z. c. Hopper. Presiding Judge
LAGOON, Utah. Wednesday. October . 1877.
Weather cloudy. Track muddy
2OH FIRST RkCE-Fgve flrIopsa. selling
o|O winner 1900 second SIS. third tl5
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Ties Score.

f>s Sox accumulated three runs in the
d inning and thought that would be
&cEa The Giants got one back In the
kzra and another In the fourth. Mean
~ Ms,,y. after a bad start. was go,
\ Ike house aflre Hooper's single
4 De hfth was the nrst hin off Big SiN
IHtsn that round and the second This
" Drove in Boston's fourth run and
We the score to II remained that
E until the New YORK eighth. when
Giants Tailed thrice and went
Enl
|lh.n 1; was that the American Ieaguers
Ear 10 chow their mettle. They needed
Il raD In their eighth and they got II.
. Giants scored in tho tenth, forging
ne front once more, and again the
= cane through with the tying run
y manufacture or this tally showed
'eaker al his best. With one out, Tris
% hand as he knew hbw to the wall
lEt center. He might have been con-
\ With three bases. but he kept on
rlrs. Shafer's relay would have had
. Wilson had not kicked IL around,
Aeyers's successor did handle IL
"a and iris was safe. Incidentally,
nler took exception 10 the act OF
herzog. who evidently tried to block
u hc rounded third. The two al
came 10 blows when tho rouud was
tam didn't trust Hall TO 20 through
eleventh. He called on one OF his
pitchers. Hugh Bedient. Hugh
good, although he was shy Of CON
Carrgan and Wager pulled him
trouble. Mattv found tIre tail end
ns boston batting order easy In the
falf Inning OF the game. II was
w Ozark before the eleventh started
NOBODY criticised Mr. O'Ioughlir
2 he said II was all off.
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Granite Ready for Game.
Preparations were completed yesterday
for the Granite-Grand Junction football
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[|L CLUBS TIE
| N ELEVEN INNINGS
|,,,v Holds Sox to Even
Break in Face of Poor
Support.
1rontinued From Page One.)

s.aptIfll part OF the pastime. from
lcs..sJrsn .sJ league standpoint. was Bos-
A".rsjstent attack against Natty.
Nsw York pitcher they Will be
"a face. Toward the tail end
y, San,o they looked hopelessly out
~ 5ut they scored run whenever
..sdsd one TO get even and they
~ simply because they had the
Let no one ever call the Red
..rjoy after today's exhibition Of
80 wagner Speaker. Lewis, Hoop
s,stI Carigan and ferkes perform ed
..sSly and did their splendid per-
LAG when everything depended upon
Frrer's Work Superb.
n.,,,ts the facts that Hooper got
=. hlts. that Speaker played like the
=, Rail player he Is, and that Lewis
u, h,ttlnc, the largest bouquet must
|f,,dsd 10 Wagner. Besides covering
T., Of ground, making stops and
~, that looked impossible and con-
[..,w encouraging his pitchers. Heinie
a m 10 his reputation for fearless
Y IN three Of his five put outs at Sec
a hsse. During the game FIVE Giants
IA 70 steal Carrlgan made two rah
|rTT and three bad ones. TWO OF the
q ones we're grasped by Beine and
- On the surprised runners. Both
Esrr7ss and Murray were shocked at
/hrssr's tagging methods. They went
IA hln as hard as they could. but he
I'M alive, and the general impression
1 ts,t he will play tomorrow
|ueGraw tried 10 break Up big teams
|sinsss against left-haudcd pitching
lssdinr off with Snodsrass in the
Znjsr order Deyorn was benchcd and
"a Becker stationed in centerfield.
/dnass played left until the sun be-
N shine. Then he was shifted TO
"a and Murray moved 20 left. because
hitter Is not n sun fielder Incl
/r',Iy, Il must be confessed that Muir
4 srd Doyle PLAYED a wonderful bali
"a for the Giants, better ball than
I, exhibited last year In the series
IA the Athletics.
| - attendance was n little over 30,
| II would havn been more hut for
|ztco's fear nj getting Into jam. The
|hbitants we're afraid that they would
q, 10 fight for seats. when the truth
- that they could have got them by
4 hnple process of asking. Az half
a ore, Secretary McRoy said that 5000
|tgstons had been called for. Tn.
|prown folks wero notified and they
|.red to the park. but there were
|ciy Of vacant seats when the game
<cd
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TRIBUNE RACING FORM CHART

Published ey ar,. r. 81 y eslAr.
*. N-r-i.sy. s,sf-.-
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3. b. N =
s s s. r .s M; T III .s sn1 % i' so % @ %
oJy part a
SAILS
300 Tht"y'Od' and upward S' '"'
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B.lr-h.S a, 5i,cs; ''s ahor
re.an- sSsz ,lsz4. Tralnei hS
N sams Hl5h H-iee. hhTooia
u lead EiiEE sEe easily DsIn-
Ne frea bsh.nd ssi vore dsu-
% hr-t p.F.-
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Al pest !. minute. OF q, +;.7S lin
l.? show. HAmmeusvsy. place. 70 tho'
cry Cooper. Trained by W. :. Heath. =
easily. second and tniTn tans. High rrlce,
No bid Montgomery raced Kindly today. 7
away moved up fast on fsr turn. but Eeli 90
through the race. Hauoock made a bie.
41ot SIXTH RACE-slr furlonks. Sell
-fO ner s.25. necond SO. thl-t -.
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t~ea-s U
nnal
In part mo ''' ~'S
ground
400 mile Net ~aAs
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At post ~ minutes. OF At go Time-:a
Monk s.5 place out show Rue IS Sho~. WHINE
W Frccmsn standing start rood Won easily.
4 Winner entered for 1870. 40 BIG Baironla
ta,ne1 AZ ali -aEe- The yonk made strong
tho tirinE Fancy, which rushed CT 70 me
Aevsrtis,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1912-06-19
ITHLETIC CELEBRATION JULY 3rd And 18th
BIG STONE GAP VIRGINIA.

League Base Ball.
Athletic Field Sports.
Tennis Tournament.
Riding Tournament,
Local Knights in uniform.
Riding and Driving Contests.
Saddle Ring.
Bicycle Races.
Cavalry Charge.
Amusements of All Kinds.
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south fifty-five degrees thirty-nine min
utcs west IS ~ 80 WI fifty (50) feet;
thence by curve to the left from n
tangent bearing north thirty-four de
grees twenty-three minutes west IN. ~
% W. and with radius of six hun
dred ninety and eight tenths (i90.S)
feet five hundred twenty one and seven
tenths lj2l.il feet; thence 10y line
parallel To and one hundred 400 feet
distant from the center line Of location
OF the CAROLINA Clinchiield and Ohio
railway by the following courses and
distances north seventy seven degrees
thirty-nine minutes west IN. - 80 W.
one thousand fifty-four and eight tenths
Q0d.S, feet; thence by curve to the
night with radius of two thousand
Rine hundred sixty and nine tcnihs
(296i.1l feet six hundred fifty.two t052)
feet; thence by curve 10 the right
with radius of one Thousand fifty five
and four tenths (l0554l feet three hun
dred twenty-one and five tenths (32i -
feet; thence north forty-seven degrees
thirty-iive minutes west IN. 4; 80 WI
four hundred twenty nine t429) feet;
thence by IA curve 10 the right with IL
radius of one thousand fifty five AMI
four tenths uO55.4) feet four hundred
seyenty-two and eight tenths H72.9
feet; thence north twenty one degrees
iifty.f -four minutes west IN. II ~ W.
one thousand twenty (i020J feet; thence
by curve to the left with radius of
Two thousand seven hundred sixty-four
and nine tenths (276i. 81 feet seven hun
dred ninety.one and -four tcnths (igl ~
feet; thence north thirty eight degrees
eighteen minutes west IN Is Is WI
one hundred twenty l20l feet TO the
first named divisional line; thence with
same north thirty degrees east
IN. ~ 90 FL eighteen lis) feet 20 the
BEGlNNING, and containing eight tS)
acres, more or less
Being the same parcel of land shown
on The plat of the survey of the parcel
of land sought To he condemned by
Carolina, Clinchheld and Ohio Railway
IN 4 proceeding instituted by it against
Yellow Poplar Lumber Company and
Others in the Circuit Court Of Dickenson
County, Virginia, and profile showing
cuts and fills. trestles and bridges.
which plat and profile is filed in the
clerk office of this court Mt the time OF
The filing OF this petition as Exhibit
A."
Carolina, ClinchIield and Ohio Railway,
By ]. j. CAMPION,
Vice President
w. H. Rouse,
IL. q. Morrison,
j. Norment Powell,
Attorneys
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NOTICE.

TO John w. Mullins and Martha Null
Inns, his wife, Clinchfield Coal Corpor-
alton, NJ 5. kemmerer and wife,
kemmerer John T.. Kemmerer and
wife kemmerer, ID ID. Cole,
Trustee, ard others, whose names and
residences are unknown, and all whom
II may concern;
Yon are hereby notified that Carolina,
Clinchfield and Ohio Railway, public
service corporation, organized, existing
and doing business under the laws of the
State of Virginia, and by It's charter aud
the laws OF said state authorized TO con-
denim land and other property for It's
uses, will, on the 9Th DAY OF JULY,
1912, being a day OF the Circuit Court of
Dickinson County, Virginia, apply 20
said Court, at the courthouse thereof, in
the town of Clintwood, for the appoint
ment Of Eve diEinierested frccholders.
residents or said County, TO ascertain
what Will he a just compensation for the
following described strip or parcel Of
land, the fec Of which Is proposed 10 be-
condemned by the undersigned, In con-
htrnctipg, maintaining and operating a
railroad In Dickinson County, Virginia,
and 10 award damages, II any, resulting
10 the adjacent or other properties of the
said John w. Mullins and wife. Martha,
Ciinchfeld Coal Corporation, NJ s. KEN
merer and wife, John l.. Kemmerer aud
wife, d. ID. Cole Trustee, or to the prop
CITY of any other person or persons, be
yond the peculiar benefits that will &C
erue to such property, respectively, from
the construction maintenance and ope-
ration of the works Of the undersigned
That the said John w. Mullins and
wife, Clinchileld Coal Corporation. NJ
). kemmerar, John l.. Kemmenr, ID. ID.
Cole, Trustee, are tenants In the freehold
OF said strip or parcel of land.
The said pSrcel OF land is the same
mentioned, described and shown In the
petition. description, plat, survey aud
profile filed by the undersigned In the Of
fee Of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of
Dickenson County, on the 10th day Of
June, 1912, In this proceeding against
John w Mullins aud wife, Martha,
Clinchheld Cos, Corporation, NJ 8 KEN.
merer asad wife, John l.. kemmeier and
wife. and ID. H.. Cole. Trustee. aud to
which reference In here inAda.
The said strip or parcel OF land 10 sit.
nate on the. north aide of Sandy Ridge,
on the waters of Tnmmel Branch, in
Dickenson County, Virginia, adjoining
the lands owned by ID. O. Wampler and
othes, and which said strip or parcel Of
land is more particularly bounded and
described as follows;
BEGINNING ON the divisional line
between J, w Mullins aud ID. y. Wam-
pier thiriy-iiyc and six tenths (35. % feet
nom Wnmpler's southeast corner and
running south seventeen degrees my Ave
minutes west q II 55' W. two hundred
ten tel0j feet 10 divisional line between
Mullins and j. NJ. Erwin: thence With
same north ifty-siS degrees thirty five
feet; thence with same north twenty seven
degrees east IA "a 90 FL two hundred
five and six tentls le05 % feet TO u. q.
Wampler'p line; thence with same south
forty-nine degrees forty minutes east
Is AZ 40 FL thir,y-aye lsa> feet to the
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Uncle Sans Crack Cavalry Regiment.

s. of the
guid the
Mackenzie in
aly in ,madeL
Y the the
of
action granted the Medal Honor the highest military
after the close of the Philippine
on Guadsnan
W. be
m he name
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BEGINNING, and containing forty-nine
one hundredths t0ie) of an acre, more OF
less.
Ileing the samc parcel ofland shown
on The plat of the survey of Carolina,
Clinchfield aud Ohio Railway which plat
and profile Is flied in the Clerks Office of
this court at tho time OF the filing ofthis
petition as Exhibit a"
Carolina, cIinehileld and Ohio Railway.
By j. j. CAMPioN.
Vice-Presiden,
H. G. Morrison,
j Nornient Powell,
Attorneys.
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Real Estate for Sale.

One two story brick store
house, five good rooms and hall
up stairs. One eight room
frame dwelling.
@. l.. HAMBLEN,
Big Stone Gap, Va.
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AttnTneys.
NOTICE.

To yc,. ow Poplar Lumber Company, an
illinois Corporation. Excelsior Coal
and Lumber Corporation. u Virginia
Corporation. Virginia Trust
Company, Trustee, a Virginia Corior.
alton, Rasseil Fork CSai and I.uuiber
Company, Virgins Cooperation,
The Buchanan Company, a Nest Viz.
ginia Corporation. Pntsick Hegan, A.
y, Steinnan, chas. f. Hsgan, Trustee,
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flesh. Price so cts. per bottle. Sold
by all druggists.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-05-29

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