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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-20

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gatteisdnser iparen. Sm jebisen ad@
binet befinbet iih Elm 5tnan5aSetrss
tor, Der urIpriinelid Der 0emotratls
1ten gartei angehDrte n1b fpte ptels
onlere tiidtise Gemptraten ourt
grpan Der partei entfrembet tpurDe,
: eLotiddli6 bemiiben 'i6 prom1Hent'
Hemofraten. ben neuen prdnoenten 81
peranlaFsn, pab er einen Republtta'
ner aus bem jebigen aabinet, ben Se'
tietGr pes Snnern, 9errn Jilber, ubers
nilnnt, neil lie uno 5lpar mt guten
Red)te i'm als ben beiten unb tobl9ltsr
gertpolter bes 0ifentltden GieentbuIns
teirabten. Dsnn anseIehsns 0emo'
frcten es fir rat1iam baltsn, bel Del
griebune Der aabinetsz zpo'ten poT
ppli.ii6en GrIpGsungen ab5llelen
ionte es einem Mann. pie a1llon
teine 1ebertpinouns toitsn, pieien
eolen geiipieI gu folgen, Do tbm bod
ipeniger ols ieoem 2(nosren perbor
gen Iein tann, DaB er obne tiidtiee Ss
Lilfen nidts Siatises gu poubrtn9e'
permdd.
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Der tommenos prGIibent lit jebt
nit Der 3ulammeniteaung ieines auz
binetS beI6Gftigt uno bat gu bisiem
gebufs Sonferen3en nit benz 2eiter
Der oerfloHenen Wubltumpagne, Wcz
Combs, ge6alten. 9pup. Wilion miro
ipobl mebr als einmal innerli9 sez
it0bnt baRn, als er bag perpenbbare
Wiaterial ii6tete uno funD, tpie drn=
lih ss 1T. Gtnsm srunbli6en 8enner
Der Staatspifeni4aften, pie er ea
o6ne Srase 1T, tunn nidt perborger
Isin, tpsl9 unenblid sr0Bere Widtig:
felt oegen frIber bic aabinetspoiter
erlangt baben, ieitoem Der Wirtunss
treis Der 8unbesregierung 10 bebeu
tsno ausgebebnt poroen lit. e
braudt tii9tiee 5admdnner uno gut
4omintltratoren, bu obne iolhe elm
befriebigenbe Qbminiitration mid
Dentbar lit, uber poAer nebmsn2 g.
bot cine .Seit eegeben, als bic bemotrd
tiihe partei iiber tiidtise Wtdnne
Der oetpinihten glrt perfiigte, bas i
aber i6on lange Der. 6s mar oas Di
3eit por bem RebeqiOnstriess. 5lud
lpiirois tpie Die StloDerei mar, Bot i
bod Geleeenbeit 5ur Gntpidlung ei
ner &laiIe DON Mdnnern, tpelde bi
Mube batten, iih gdn3Iih Offentlide
| Qufsaben 5u Diomen uno audi De
gbrsei5 befaBen, bierin burh GRIM
li9es Wiffen gu sldnaen. Solh inni
gebilDete Wdnner, ipeaiel i'm Sena
lpis bic bemofratiide partei tie Elm
aufau1peiien bate, naren felt bel
, ariese In beioen parteien nur nod
nerein3elten grenplaren ansutreffel
Die alten 9emofruten i'm Dffentlihe
2eben erinnerten on bic enslif9s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-20
2okal.Derid)t
0erntikt
Der,,tikt
gmdbalter ieit BEN 2. Nopember mn
ter mpiteri6ien llmitGnoen Der.
id),uMnbeu.

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Weit 13. Strabe, eriiif]te geitern bic
goli3ei, Eahforihnngen nn6 i1rcnl
"a Sabre alten, ieit benz 2. 9touen,ber
Inerinibten @atten nii5nItellen. Der
8eriblpllnoene, ipeifer ais ButJFiih.
rer bel Der 3irrin Woore & GoneD
|Go. angeitelIt lit, perlieB am 2. SO.
nember ieine Wobnung I'M iih ilI
@eidjaften nad Sanilton, g., sn be.
gebem pu er peridiebeue Ned)nrnge1
eintaiiiren ipollte. Seitbeln feblr ieoe
Spur Don ibm. Gr trug bel ieinenl
gerid)tpin0en cine grobe 0eInluniIHe
ian iif unb bate nnBeroent einen
Iruertbpoilen 1ianailtring, cine gol.
oene ubr unO nnoere GdxnssdTnnyl.
Grou Clan befin0et fin II grOber I'm
rube Inn ibren M1onn uf,b aai6 Clan !
Arbeitgeber f0nren fify iein 0er.
liGDinoen niAt ertIdresl
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M.ime tleine 8aruiion.

alein par bas StdDthen, in bem
mir Dor brsibis Subrsn in Garniion
lasen, pas 5iiiilier Battalion zines
Snfantsri. Resiments. S6on Die
iopliIhe Gage pes Sries mubts jeben
anmuttsn, Der Elm Greuno Der Natur
iit unb ss peritebt, auh ibren einfah~
ten ssormen Rei5 ab5ugepinnen.
Das StGbtfen liegt eisentlit auf
elmer Sniel, i'm 8osen BON einem mitts
ler.n, i6ifibaren s5luB umiirOmt, Der
bur6 einsn aanol fir bi. tleineren
5abr3euge 5iemlih gerablinis abgss
! Idnittsn tpirb. 9luf Der Der Stabt abb
qetebrten Settle bes RanaIs erhebt fih
Elm iteiles ufsr BON ettpa 80 We.ter
SDbe, bas ii9 in Der Rihtung Der Gin
miinbuns bes aanals in ben Glub bin
anmGbIih obfladt. Mn bieier Steae
lieat cine Bride, in Deren Uerldnges
runs sine GbauiIse nah Der sttpa cine
Stunbe sntfernien 8abnitation fiibrt.
Die Neuitabt, bic Lungs Der Gbauhee
| Iih ausbreitet, nimmt AUDI bas 9errdin
auf Der iteilen llferfeite bss aanals
Elm. syubsdnser tDnn.n ihon bort
no Der aanal aus bem Club
beroustritt, um an Der anoeren Seite
mo bi. Gabrbriide liest. tpieoer ein3u.
munbsn, cine 2aufbriide unb eine be:
queme iteinern. Srsppe benuBen. I'm
bic 6Dbe bes ftsiIen ufers 5u erreiden
BORT oben tbront eine i'm sotbiiher
Stil srbaute, ebemals tatboliihe Eir
DE, Der Dom eenannt. unb fhaut tpei
In bic 2anbe. Die berrli1e Musiid
bier, bic biz 5u einem srOberen Stron
biniiberrsiht, in ben btr Club elm paa
Stuno.n tpsiter minbet, bietet Der
Muge elm ipehielpoQes Bib: O0rfcr
. cine annere tleine 6tabt, Walb. Gel
ber unb Wiefen. uno ipenn bic Con
ne golbene Strablen in bieies sinfah
, 2anbi9aftsbilb nirft, bunn 1T es &c
; rabe5u erbebenb. elei9DieI in tpel3e
Sabresaeit. llntsn 3u Jiiben bes Ds
fdautrs lisgt bus friebIi4e Gtdbt&er
/. 10 bab Is einem Dortommt. dls t0nni
!, man in isben G9ornftein suden. Dbn
!. srobe pbantaii< erinners = an .
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.@pn Der 5onne eetii B t"
bas lit poetiIa. Iber in oieier poelte
Iiset aepinniIdtise 9rpin ooer
orobe 2iige. Die Sran9snptlan5er
pfliiden ibre Jriidts p0aig unrelr uno
IaiIen lie in sinsm S6ptBbaoe etmas
nadreifen. SoIde nit Damp be9aanz
pslten Srangen iperosn untsr De'
etiquette: ,Sonnsngetiibt" oertou1t
Die g1abrunssmittelbsbOrosn habeU
oisIsn getIBten Srongen elmer yru:
funa unter5ogen uno gefunosn, oaf
tie b0Gia unreif uno geIunohs'tsl 4Go'
Iid iino, GS iit ieBt Elm prO5eB IN
Ganoe, nm Den 9eriannt 'ol9el
Sraneen gu Derbieten. gs 1,no opel
ntht bios bic Golborangsn, Die mel
iiuafarben Iino, tpel2e oieIem 9or l
ipurf Der llnreife unterlle9en. 4u'
ssrii6te tommsn Aalbreif auT peE
Weortt. Die gfIan5er re6ttert1geT
fih bomit, baB reife 5riitts Del
Sronsport ni6t ausbalten tonnen
Ourtn liegt ettpus Babrss, absr es i
cine oFfene Sruge, OBJ es ni6t bsher Ut
oans auF ben 8enuB bon 5rudten 81
persi6ten, als lie unrelf gu per5e9rsH
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fett bat feline beiten aiirloen perloreif,
ote poroem nit Red)t 10 beltebte 8ra'
tispolt miro fuIt rtltr nod BON geTlg-
ten beniiBt, bic ansnren, oeren ses
rebiolnfeit in Mtnloipbare oes Sis'
|,nasiaales nid,t geoeibt, ntillien Den
aon3en 9au ablnden, nm ein Muoa'
torium BON sipei ober orel mttleiolgen
8erionen I'M iih ian1neln
Was Wunber, nenn Die ihpiile
9eflemmuno iidb plDblih einmal se-
paltIam entlGbt, idrilIe SDne bas>
bumpfe Shipeisen burdbrefen? Us
mar DOR penisen susen, gefnidte1l
Seraens faben bic SournaliIten ant
ibren StammpIdben, inbefen brunten
iiber bas Budget bes Dffentliden I'm
terrihts rerbanbelt ipurbe. Iensrltd
fliiiternb, tpie Shultnaben, Die err
tappt su fperben fiirdten, befpraden
iie ben tragilhen San oes 8ouessn,
Der aeitern slatt pon Der Sribiine ge@
tpieIen tpprben mar, neil er einem tbnl
unIpmpatbii6en Rebner, Der ettpds
BON einem n!5Dbepuntt" iagts, nit
| Northumberland Stimme aussrnten
bate: ,Sie islbit fino Der 9obsz
puntt." Wenn bic greHs iih riht Elm
biBden msbr in Die Debate mtiden
BARI, mas bod INNER geouloet, bohs
| items nit einem ianften Werpels ge'
riiot porDen mar! Der 8leiItift rubt
benn cs iit lGnsTt beidlofIene Sads
| Die oruue 2itanei, nit tpelher be,
piir6ioe DON Bartolpme 5eliu
DiuboliI Ihe 5ortidritte Der goltser'
siebuno gu betGmpfen i'm ge9ritf 1T
als ,,auf Der Sribiine unpsritdnollh'
Der Ration pprSuentbalten. Do, au
sinmol, iprinesn spsi Dussnb Dspu
: tirte - mebr iino nidt ba - nit al
len gnSsi6en bDditer Grregung ool
ben gdnten auf bsbrohIihc 5ault
itrefen iid chamber entge9en, 5i
Rehten iiebt man pie sur Sunten ]
) cine 8ruppe benliibt, elnen pttD
I 'hnaubenoen @olfspertreter ponSbaf
: iffeiten 5uriid5ubolten, Aas 1T ge
3 id,eben2 Gie Sournoliiten Iino pol
{ Dem ereisniiicn gdn3lif iiberro'hi
E lino bod, lieber einen Stod Heeef
: lnterit,loaer, ols etnen e1tl3lge
r 3lpiichenfaa, oieie @iir5e oes Tarlo
: mentarismus Mit pereinten arafts
0 aelieat e5 lhliebIidl BEN Borgaltg 8
n refonitritiren. Der aonnniiilonspo,
: lisenoe @incent bate Serrn Sell
i lnliebIam lnterbrohen. Sieranf
r 1Seliu: Gas lit unpiiroig oes Bal
: lomelts unb Gu. @oblgeborenl
II go pIlegen iit Die Geputlrten on8l
Z reoeh.)
= 9ullm foni): rGer pdrlament
n uohl, aber nid,t Sr. Yoblgeboren
Z 9incenti: oShtpeigen Sic, q
8 glnalpbabet!!" (Serr Bullion tit nan
T lih llniperlitsproieiior)
l. guaon: Bon glisableitern perIt
te ben Gfp. Moblgeboren allerolngs met
l. ols idl" (Wun miB lpii'en, oaB Se'
II 8incenti Dor fllr5em ben glisablelt
d ,,als 9[pparat 5ur 8erblnoernng pt
n 9etpittern" bsfinirteD
n, 8incellti: ,Ius lit 70 Die rihtli
s 8emeinbeit, oie man on gp. Wot
# geboren eeipobnt iit!"
II. 9uQou (aufipritaeno, 81 Den Il
n, lrnsinaelnben Barteigenoiien): ga
II mid, i'd rperoe ibn gIei6 -"
e. @incenti: n9aBt mid, i6 ihla
n i'm auf Der Stele tootl" >
es fam ni6t gum 8IutuergieBe
II olber auh 10 filblten iid1 ale slnrpeIe
r. Dem begIiift, erleihtert, erirlibt, II
\. naf erl0ienoem 8erpitter anr Ifap
h. len Sonlnlertaae. limo ihon boz
~ man ben piirbigen Don Bart
Is lone ,Seliu in ieiner 9itanei fortTo
. ren, ols OBJ nihts geiheben pare.
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@oup. millions ponitzRebe,
b., er in Stem yorf BEL oem 8antett
beg Dereins Der Siioldnber sebaltsH
BAT, pirp pielfah fummentirt. Sol
ssnh.s 1T Der Mortlaut Der betreffenz
ben Stene: rWun bat mir seiagt, oob
be WaIdinerie, beitebt, nermittelii
tpeltsr cine panit eraeugt ipers
ben tann. perionli9 CLAUDE id niht.
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s. g. MOrgan mar gs1tsrn IN
0e1b0r. Gs lit nidt 81 erporteH,
oab man aus tbm ettpaS Rrausbrln@
oen fpiro, mas gegen ben sroBen 9eiDz
Sruit ipreten iptro, ben er tontroI1rt,
olein bag apmmittee lpiro pohl 81
Der glniiht gslaneen, Dob piele BON
9Poraans 0aritequngen ntdt uber5euz
aeno iino. Wenn er lu9t, oaB etne
Gruppe bon Sirettpren, Die 25 Wtllz
l,orcen tontrolirt nidts thun tonn,
pus ben BinIaen Der Mttiondre mi
peripridt, 10 tpiro man ntnen, Dap
nQs nit benz iibIihen 2auf Der Stnge
uiht ii6ereinitimmt. Die groBe Wtoiie
Der QttionGre peiB niht, mas Die 0tz
reftoren t6un. Sir lie lit bios Der S1z
pioenoenzGbsd BON Snterehs. Wenn
lie ben piinttIih erbulten, 1T es ihneH
qlei6oiiltie, mas bic 0irettoren tbun.
Gs trGgt ni6t aur 4uftldrung BET,
qibt aber gu 9eoanten Inlab, fpsnn
:. g. Morsan auf Die 5rase, mas tbH
arr Ilnterbrudung Der &onturren5
6urd 8eri9meI5ung Der g}ortRern
gaciftc uno Der Great Rorthern per=
anlabt, antIportet: sd ipeiB es ni6t!"
sSn glei6er Weiie per6dlt es ii6 nit
Der 5rage, rparum Morgan ii6 Di;
apntrole iiber Die equitable 2ebens:
perfaerunas 8eIelihaft Deri6afft
un0 fir Qttien. Die einen gtennpertt
BON $4,000 beiaBen, 3 Milioner
DrQa1s be3ablt babe. Qud in Dieier
Sale lautete bic 2lntport: sd neil
es ni6t!" 5. g. Mor8un ipeib nidt
Gporum sr brei Milionen fir $51 ,o0t
6ergibt
9Benn ober oas aommittee aus )
$. W}organ birett teine 8eIebrun
id,0pfen tann, 10 erfolgt tie bod in
cireft bant Der 8eI9itlidteit 0es ill
riItiI6en geratbers untermsper, be
ietem iyinan5z Saubertiinitler gepod
len lit. Gin Invertebrates 8eiipit
hierfiir ltefert Das 8erh0r betreffs oe
3rntrole Iber bic giIenbabnen, rpeld
Der GelbzSruIt ausiibt. 5err llntel
1.leber rpoqte Gpiiisn, Oh es niat belle
trGrp, fDenn bic Qlttien Der gilenbai
nsn in offener aOnturrens pertau
tpiiroen, oIs penn lie BON einem !
nan5 Spnoitat toutrolirt tpiirbel
@torgan antportete, ale gtienbabr
2(ttien isien ni1t gut unO iie erIangte
cine Stiise oaburh, penn Elm 5t3fG
Qaent 6tnter ibnen itek. 0aral
poute untermeper ipiIien, ob oer II!
talz4gent, reTp. bic BON i6m tOntri
lilten 8anten jsmols 8erluite bur
ffle6te GiienbabnzQftien erlitten bd
ten, Dorauf Morgan antiportete,
fDnne ii6 teines ipe5ielsn Safes e
innsrn. S6tpaaes Gebd6tniB.
Sotpeit pas 8erbDr gsoieben /
lGBt ii6 Morgans Stanbpuntt in D
DsiIe bariteaen: gr lit Der enti6ien
nsn 4niiht, bob aontrole in sin
6anb befier 1T, als aonturrsn5. 8
Yublitum 1T bieriu enti9isben am
rer Qnii6t unb pirD. iopeit es in i
ner 4raft lisst, Darauf HintDirfeu, b
BITE Eonturren5 fDieoer 9ereeIteut NIL
jctpeit oas fih ermOgliden lGbt.
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0sn $50 Mann, Die 25 Dstlz
Iiorben tpntrolirsn, bruuht man pobs
feline persiriigten Jeiertass gu nun
Iten. Ste finb INNER persnugt.
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9u 8eibnadten nsroeH Die
Srieosnsoloden niht lduteR.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-16
MEL SHEPPARD ORDERED
TO RETURN HIS MEDALS

Melvin Sheppard met with another
reversal yesterday when the Military
Athletic League ordered him to return
all the prizes he o at the Military
League championships last winter.
The great middle-distance runner
represented the Fourteenth regiment
al that meet and won several medals,
including the half-mile championship.
Immediately after the meeting he was
protested on the grounds that he was
not eligible to represent that regi-
ment, as he had not been a member
of the outfit a sufficient length of
time.
At the annual meeting of the league
held at the Twenty-second regiment
armory the delegates to the league
upheld the protest.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-16
ALONE APPEARS
BEFORE NATL COMMISSION

BOSTON, Mass, Oct. l6.-The
claims of the Red Sox and Giant play
ers for a share of the receipts of the
tie game of last Wednesday played
in this city went glimmering yester-
day when only Christy Mathewson,
representing the New York club, met
two of the National Commission
members, Messrs. Hermann and
Lynch, for their scheduled pow-wow.
Neither Bill Carrigan, who was to
look after the Sox interests, nor Presi-
dent Ban Johnson, of the American
League, attended the conference.
Mathewson explained to Lynch and
Hermann that he and the rest of
the Giants thought they were entitled
to a share of the tie game loot and
that Carrigan, who was to have repre-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-16
~PoST-SEASoN GAMES
wnrld.s ohamninnshin.


While the Giants were evening up
the worlds series games with the Red
Sox yesterday. the Browns were do
ing likewise with the Cardinals in st.
Louis, the Browns having taken a
double-header from their National
League rivals yesterday.
The deciding game for both series
will take place today. The White Sox
handed the Cubs their first defeat in
the series for the championship of
Chicago. The Cubs had previously
won three straight. A victory for
Chances men today will also decide
that title. Thus three championships
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-16

gale. Ordinarily it would have been a
long fly, which either Snodgrass or
| Devore would have caught, but the
| wind carried the ball steadily e the
heads of these outfielders until 1t
bounded from the turf into the open
bleachers, in right centreheld. rms
prodigious wallop aroused the crowd
temporarily, but the rooters closed up
like oysters when the next three men
turned out to be easy victims.
While Cady was at bat in this in
ming Chief Umpire al o on MS
mask and walked toward third base,
where he handed a sharp call down 10
Bill Carrigan for directing personal
remarks TO Tesreau.
New York's third inning, with
two men on bases and two out, Hoop
or deprived Devore of a probable
triple by making a great running
catch. In spite of the gale Hooper
gagged the ball perfectly and gath
cred 1t in while s~printing like a grey
hound.
Judging from the way things have
turned out, Wood, Collins, OBrien and
Tesreau being knocked out of the box,
and unexpected heroes like Bedient
pitching we'll, today's pitching nomi-
nations ought to be Pape against
Wiltse or Drucke.
The superb work of the New York
outfelders, which has been a fea-
ture of the series. again cut an I'M
portant figure in the third inning.
Hall got a life on a bungling error
by Merkle. The New York first base
man knocked down Halls grounder,
but made his throw to Tesreau too
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-16

scented the Sox, was also in favor of
such a scheme.
The commissioners, however. in
formed Mathewson that it was be-
yond the body's power to act con-
trary to the rules ratified by the
leagues.
Mathewson stated that he would
report the ruling to the rest of his
teammates but said hat he felt ure
they would hardly be satisfied with
it. 1t was said that the Boston club
had called Carrigan off from attend
ing the meeting. Matters were ex-
planned fully to the Sox by President
McAleer and they were apparently
satisfied, hence C~arrigan's non-ap-
p~earance is easily accounted for.
President Johnson did o attend the
meeting, preferring to let the two
National League representatives at
tend to the Giants case.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-16

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 16.-Lord
Brussels, the Axworthy-Lady Brus-
sells colt. owned by Harry Montgom-
cry, of Georgetown, KY, and fault
lessly driven by Reamy Macy, won
the Lexington stake for 2-year-old
trotters at the Kentucky Trotting
Horse Breeders Association meeting
here.
The 2:06 pace, unfinished Monday
when five heats were raced, took two
more heats to decide the winner. In
the seventh heat it was landed by
Walter Cochato, and the time of
2:06% breaks the worlds record for a
seventh heat. Second money went to
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-16
Baltimore Rooters to Come
Here to Root for Williams

Kid williams, the Baltimore pan
tam. who will attempt to Wrest the
worlds title from Johnny Coulon IN
a ten-round bout at Madison Square
Garden IN Friday night, has a whole
host of admirers in his W city. So
great, in fact. is the enthusiasm IN
the Monumental City that a big del
egation has arranged to come to New
York on Friday morning in a special
train. each person wearing a button
on which is the picture of their favor
lite. 1t will be the biggest delega-
tion hat has ever come out of Bal
timore to see a bout.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-16
VICTORY FOR GOULD HORSE

PARIS, Oct. 16.-Frank Jay Gould's
Amphyction captured premier honors
in the Prix du Maconnais. a steeple-
chase of $500 metres, at Saint Ouen.
The purse was 5000 francs. and horses
of four years and upward were eligi-
BILE. Seven ar Jockey Chapman
rode the American winner.
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Lexington Stake Goes to
Lord Brussels, a.. Axworthy

Flower Direct and third to Long
worth B.
Billy Burk took the free-for-all trot
In straight heats, and Ess H. Kay
won the 2-minute class pace also in
straight heats.
The 2:16 pace was the most closely
contested event of the day. 1t was a
fight to the finish between Pete, an
Alcyo gelding, and Lucille Brooks,
also by Alcyo. Pete won the first
heat, but lost the second and third
to the mare. He came back in the
fourth. however, and won by a mar
row margin. while in the fifth heat
he had things his own way.
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MILLVILLE TO GIVE
YERKES A BIG TIME

MELVILLE, Oct. 16.-Preparations
are now in progress for the big ova-
ton which will be rendered TO Steve
Yerkes, the Millville star, who has
been the hero of the Boston Ameri-
cans on second base. when he returns
here at the close of the worlds series.
The reception and banquet will be
held in Millville Auditorium on Sat-
urday night unless the plans OF
Yerkes for his return miscarry.
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SCHAEFER AND ALTROcK
TO PLAY THE IRONSlDES

Schaefer and Altrock the baseball
comedians of the Washington Amer
lean League club, will appear with the
All-Leaguers against the Ironside r.
C. at Parkview oval Sunday morning.
Altrock will pitch. Hal Chase, the
great first baseman, will play the in
itial sack for the I%ronsides.
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SHILLING'S LICENSE

NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-At a meeting
of the stewards of the Jockey club
the license of Jockey Carroll Shilling
revoked and j. Diggins was sus-
pended until November /. This was
done upon a report of the stewards
of the Havre de Grace meeting, who
had suspended both jockeys for foul
riding in a race at the Maryland
track q few weeks ago.
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line hit and threw Hall out at the
plate. Hall might have scored il he
had not waited at third base for a
second or two after Devore had cap
tured the pill. :,
IT was evident that McGraw did not
intend to be caught mapping if Tes-
9 a went to pieces. During Boston's
third inning he sent Matty out to
warm up, but when the inning closed
Matty bundled himself up in sweat
ers and returned to the bench. Matfy
warmed up again In the fifth inning.
but Tesreau pulled through. Sir
Christopher got ready for an enler-
gency again during the sixth and
seventh innings and was at it again
In the eighth. Once more in the ninth
inning McGraw sent the veteran to
a plot of ground outside the left field
foul line to get the kinks out of-his
arm, but as 1t turned out Matty
wasn't needed.
Devore executed another brilliant
catch off Duffy Lewis in the fourth
inning. 1t was a towering fly which
really belonged to Snodgrass, but as
the latter eircled around like a chick
en- with no head Devore dashed into
his territory and collared the sphere
in the nick of time.
Manager McGraw last night said:
THE Red Sox have broken and are
on the run" He added that with the
same aggressive attack made today,
the Giants will be carried to victory.
McGraw said his club was thoroughly
lnstilled with the fighting spirit, and
that the players showed a. return to
the form that had won them so many
victories in the National League in
the spring and early summer.
Manager Stahl remarked: IAN
clubs have form reversals, but the re-
bound is always violent. Today will
tell another story for the Red Sox."
Attendance and receipts at yester-
days game of the worlds series as
announced by the National Commis-
sion, were as follows: Total attend
ance. 1884; total receipts. s57, 1876.
National Commissions share, Sc, 1850;
each clubs share, $25. 1890.
- IS
'Dick' Hennessy, the clever mars
cot of the Giants, is playing" his
last year with the club. "Hugheyv
Jennings, manager of the Detroit
Tigers, has been much impressed with
Hennessy and today offered himSsa
job as mascot of the Tigers. "Dick"
at once accepted and next season
he will travel the circuit with the
Jungle Terrors. Jennings believes
there is a bright future In store fer
Dick" on the diamond and in a
year or SO more will try to place
him on a team where he will haye
a chance to develop.
Chief Meyers has lone of the finer
feelings. Time was when he and
Charley Hall used to work as a bal
terry, conniving in ways n MEANS
to fool batsmen. Yesterday the
chief made three hits off his old l4l
Gee, but it's great to meet a man
from your home town"
Before the game all the BoSten
players went to the clubhouse, where
they had a talk with President Me
Aleer and Jake Stahl. their managefi
behind closed doors.
I'VE Just talked things over re-
marked Stahl as the team came h2Ek
on the field for Practise