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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-26
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The report goes into every detail J.
the finances and says PUP to 1871,
there WIS no penalty collected on ace
count Of delinquent taxes and only a
livery little ln that year. ana advised
by the deputy treasurer that it never
had been The custom DO this county
10 collect the penalty However, since
the penalty attached i'm 1912, the law
has hoen complied with In this re-.
lspcct ON account OF this county not
being surveyed and proper records ~
the engineers office. the county an 4
atnte undoubtedly lose thousands Z
dollars by not being able to assess
lands as they should he, and on ace
count OF not being able TO prove That
lamcsgmcnts are correct The county
should be surveyed ana proper NAYS
I furnished The assessor.
81 experienced The same dlflcuity
la making up financial statement
in valencia county as la Mektnle .
on account Of NO books In clerks or
flee salary BILL road hoord etc Sew
Icral warrants were paid by the treas
urer, which were not properly signed,
and several warrants were returned To
clerk which were not properly cam
celcd The treasurers office ahWnd
Igiyc particular attention 20 tltf and
not accept from the banks ans war
rants not property signed
Governor Mcdonald has not yet tn-
lnouncrd what DDS course Of acil m
IWiil De- lu roenud a. tho dcnuGuert,u~
sot forth la the report
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-26
The Changing Age

Girls aud boys from ~ 10 10 years
Of age undergo physical changes
which tax their strength to the utmost
and the strain is always apparent from
pale cheeks. oolorless hps, and tired
bodies sometimes sIup1ons OF the alin
ard the utter lack Of the ambition and
animation with which their younger
years we're Allied.
Budding into womauhood and man.
hood, with The duties iechool OF business,
demands concentrated nourishment
which is readily convertible Into red bleed
cnrpuseles. energy and strength, aud the
very best thing Tor this changing age Is
the medical nutriment 10 Scots Rhinl-
sion possesses the rare blood making
properties Of cod liver oil 10 q preh-
gested form; hypophosphites for the
nervous system, with the healing, aooth-
ing qualities Of pure glYeefiue.
Us noufishing force promotes asslmiia-
ton. Yields direct returns In abundant,
red blood. fills hollow cheeks, tones the
nerves, makes all good food do good,
and does Il in a natural easy manner.
The sustaining nourlshment IN Sootf's
Emulsion IS 50 helpful 70 this changing
age that It should never be neglected
srers draegist has it.
Hls sesssA Dgsn& haeaanau.A "a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-26
AUDITOR EARNEST
MAKES REPORT ON
VALENCIA COUNTY
Nothing Sensational Charged,
but Numerous IreauIaddes
Are Pointed Out IN Doc
ument,

Santa ~, Feb 20 "a report ga the
investigation If The financial ANA ado
ministratlyo affairs of valencia couu-
ly by Assistant TRAVELLING Auditor and
Bank Examiner o. A Mommm was
subnltod This forenoon 90 Governor
Mcdonald hy Travelling Auditor How
ell Earnest.
Contrary to expectations mo scns9-
tioml charges are made, hut a NUM-
Der of irregularities are pointed out
ANA such serious allegations arc made
ns this n ana advised by the lre8sul-
or that they never did. 10 thIs comfy
comply win this statute lChaptcs
Iioi. Laws Of 1000 until Within tho
lnrf few nrfka
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-26
IPcDoCToR's
gHDVICE4
SfDr Zewz5 Batter "

the questions answered below are gen
eFat ln character the symptoms ar diseases
att given and the answers win apply 90
any case % similar nature
hose wishing further advice Free may
address Dr. Lewis Bakcr Colleee Bldg co.-
hiNu0d Sts, DAYTON o.. rnciusius s.i.
addressed stamped envelope for repe FnA
name and address must De given but only
initials or fictitious name viii be used in
Hlf answers Tile prescriptions can he l'lleA
at any Weil-stoekHd drug store. AHy dIus
elst can order ~ Wholesaler
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-26

Then cool and add tho contents af O. ~
vA bottle NJ essence mcntho-lakene. Whln
you can purchase az any drug stole ana
you VIII have pint 0f the finest cons
syEnp on The market today. II ls apQn,
eishs times cheaper than ordinary lapelea
eoush medicines and viii last much longer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
FREDDIE WELSH is STILL.
LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMPION
RnSrIlN

-. BOSTON. October 27.--Ereddic
Welsh is still the honorable light
weight champion of the well-known
Universe AS he was awarded the de-
cision over Matty. Baldwin i'm their
tive. ,,. bout, which was held be
this city tonight. The champion
fought fast, clever battle, and had
n slight shade. on Baldwin when the
bell sounded ut the end of the final
frame. Baldwin surprised Welsh by
his slashins work ana forced the Title
holder TO tight for all he was worth
IN every round,
The honors were even At the end Of
the tenth round, and if there was any
shade IL was in Baldwin's favor.
The champion. however, gave n won
derful exhibition OF ring work in the
lasi two sessions. He realized that
Referee Billy Roche was liable 10 call
the tusslc II draw. and so he opened
fire with his siege guns and battered
Baldwin around the ring, scoring with
q straight left jab and slashing right
hand blows to the body.
Baldwin did his best work from the
third to the ninth round, He scored
repeatedly with solid left and right
hand blows TO the body. while he
landed a number of right hand smashes
to WclSh'S head
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
GEORGE SUTTON.
SCHAEFFER DEFEATED BY
WIZARD GEORGE SUTTON
! Large Crowd Thoroughly Enjoyed l4.I
Championship billiard Contest mt
81. Elmo Pnrlors Lust Night.

Before a large crowd of billiard fans
At the st. Elmo Parlor last night
George Sutton defeated Jake Schaeffer
ut iii balk line billiards. 400 to 255, in
the championship billiard players con-
test.
The game started slow. each player
apparently getting his bearings, and
Il was not until the eighth inning that
things began to liven up. In this in
ning Schueffer received hand when
he clicked off II counters and took
what appeared n commanding lead but
the wizard, sutton. never faltered, and
by consistent work and cleverly nurS-
ing the halls. took the load in the thir-
the next session. Thereafter Il was
procession with Sutton in the lead until
the thirt!eth inning, when n run OF
seven scored the required 800 points.
Sutton's high run was 55, and aver.
age ID l-3. Schaeffer's high run was III
and average 1-2.
1t was announced by the manage
ment that early next month Alfred
DeOro would give an exhibition nj
pocket billiards at the ST. Elmo Par
Tors, TO which tho public is invited
The next local championship match
IN the billiard players league will be
between Morningstar and Yamada ar
Gate to be announced later
The officials last night We're: referee
Albert NJ. Gunst: official scorer viii
nam T.. Hampe, sporting editor The
Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
SCRUBS DEFEAT VARSITY
ELEvENs IN PRACTICE.
Princeton and Yale First Teams Are
Outpiayed by Members OF
Second Squads.
HARVARD VETS BACK IN LINE
Hardwick, Logan, Mahan and Trun,-
bull In Scrimmage Army Eleven
in Fast Work-Out-Yale Coaches
Engaged to Drill Navy Players.

PRINCETON. y. j., October 27.-The
whole Tiger varsity eleven reappeared
to-day for the first time since Satur-
day. The scrubs were ready for them,
and in the hour of scrimmage scored
three touchdowns to the varsity's one
Click scored first for the regulars
on an end run after n series of line
plays and lateral passcs .:ad pushed
the ball 10 the scrub eighteen yard
line: few minutes later the varsity
had again brought the ball 10 the two
yard line. when a. G. Brown. a scrub
pack. intercepted Il forward pass. and,
eluding the varsity tackles, raced the
length of Che field for II touchdown. On
prncticailE the same play Eddy, scrub
yard line and dnrted ninety yards for
another score: The scrubs Tailed n
ttnird time little later on successful
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
Marv.r1,. stronxest I,lc,.n.

>, CAMBRIDGE: MASS. October e.
Harv;trd's football squad congreeated
At the Locker Building this AFTERNOON
TO- TO listen us en-, to G9nch Haughton's black
BOARD tnik. The Michigan plays were
analysed rs Reggie" Brown saw them
against Syracuse last Saturday.
Haughton is little apprehensive Of
the probable outcome OF SATURDAYS
game. and to further substantiate this
ne trotted out the strongest eleven he
has produced in the past three weekk
II lined UP as follows ends, Coolidge.
anu Hardwick: tackles. Trumhuli and
PARSONS; guards. Weston and whiting
ton; centre. Wallace: quarterback.
Logan; half backs, Bradlee and Mahan;
full back. Francke.
This brings back the four veterans
who have been out for the past three
weeks, namely. Hardwick, Logan, Ma
han and Trumbull.
The varsity eleven lined up in dunn
my scrimmage against the substitutes
but there was no hard tackling TO
speak OF. Leo l.eary had the ends at
work in individual conching, and
Francke spent considerable time at
bunting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
BANTAM CHAMPION WINS
BOUT FROM DUTCH BRANDT

NEW YORK. October kid Will
,linms. bautamwcigh, Champion and
Dutch brandt. put up slashing ten
round fight at the broadway Athlete
Club in brooklyn tonight. The battle
enabled the sports to break even on
the nights events. as the Gibbons
Ma%yen affair, preceding it. had been
so!udw hat OF Il smear Williams won
the bout. but was forced to travel over
every inch of the ground. Brandt
While not as sturdy the champion.
was as game "a boy as ever fought here
ah"utS, He started off like whirl-
wind aud in the first three rounds
held W.iiams even. Neither boy gave
an inch. and II was a case of stand up
and fight. In tho fourth Williams
drove some terrible let's TO Brandts
body, but the latter wcathercd tho
storm safely and kept up his nerve
right 10 the finish.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
Hnnors Even mt New Haven.

NEW HAVEN. CONN, october e7..-
Hanors were almost evenly divided nj
to.dny's Yale football practice, the
VARSITY scoring TWO touchdowns and a
neld goal and the scrubs registering
one TOUCHDOWN and goal from drop
k kick: The scrubs found the varsity
Washington and Jefferson, and in CON-
m;encing the matinee took the bail from
kick-oif 20 their ffteen-yard line ali
the way to the varsity goal
Time and again "Bu6" Wiser shat
Tered the varsity rush line for gains
sity thirty-yard line he tore thro,i,rh
tackle. lodged two varsity back field
men and shattered the first scrub
again plowed the regular ranks iii
they reached the ten-yard line, where
neid Tor three downs. Wiser lifted n
orop-kick over the crossbar.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
BLUES AND PREACHERS
PLAY GAME TOMORROW
Union Theological Seminary Eleven
Is Coached by '.Piker Hughes"
of v. p. I. Fame.
STAR VARSITY MEN IN LINEUP
Davidson College, Washington and
Lee and University of Mississippi
Represented I'm Team to Go Against
Infantrymen.

To- The football team Of the Union ,Theo-,
i iog,cnl seminary Is drilling hard to get
m Iso Blues tomorrow at Broad Street
park. 1t has been two weeks since they
n n' had g game because of tho can
ing that time, however. they have been
getting together on n line OF new plays
e ina, they expect to work well In the
preachers" have played so far have
proven an eye-opener to their oppo-
m neniis; who 5nt9Snght sy would DO up
scrimnRee practice.
The preachers" arc captained by
mic Institute. who was an Aii.south
Atlantic quarter back and has not lost
any OF his MS, pep" and ability, to out
poiytechnic Institute. "Piker" Hughes Hughes
G fS;..,l for two years at the Episcopai
well remembered by basketball fans as
the star of the game in Richmond last
season. =. FIsE -
The other members 81 the back field
arc Boyd. Currie and Pharr. all David
son men who have seen at least two
Ing n full back OF line smashing tyne.
Boyd and Currie are speedy and nE-
gressive, and always In the game. and
vantage when the time comes. The
line IL heavy and aggressive. and Is
made up of men who have had at least
OIL various college teams OF the South.
Hnnzsche and Thomas. ends from
Washington and Lee and Davidson re-
spcct!vcly, are fast and heavy I'm their
defepsive play. Wolfe. Wilcox and
Alexander. former Davidson tackles.
are all heavy and have shown good
form this season. Much Is expected or
them when IL comes TO holding the
heavy line. of the Blues. Wilcox was n
tower of strength in the line I'm the re-
cent game with the Yellow Jackets and
the Spiders. At guards. Holloway OF
University OF Mississippi. and Anderson
or Davidson, have shown up we'll. he
ing at All times aggressive. Robertson.
of the Davidson team of last year, has
proved the undong OF every centre he
has heen up against so far. He is small
and light. but there" when 1t comes
To smoarins the quarter back that plays
close to the centre.
Other members of, the squad are
Ecdineer. White. wood. Pardo. Shields
and Scott. all OF whom have seen the
smoke OF battle in their respective col
ieses. aud viii cause trouble for any
worthy opponent.
When the whistle blows for the game
tS-morrow all Will be in the pink OF
condition for the, fray. Everybody
realizes that tho Blues have Il strong
team. and the Preachers" are going
out with the pep" and ginger 10 put
up good game.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
.DOBs0N GIVES SPIDERS
HOUR OF HARD PRACTICE
Academy Team Sent Against Varsity
Crew, and Scrimmage Was
Fierce One.
YELLOW JACKET GAME NEXT
Asltlanders Will Meet Richmond Col.
lege ut Broad Street Park Satur.
day in Championship Game-Prac.
tice This Afternoon.
Generals Play V. P. /.
at Roanoke Saturday

LEXINGTON. VA. October 27.-
DfsqutcttnE rumors thnt Washington
and Lee would not meet v. y. I. in
Roanoke Saturday were set Mt rest
when II was officially announced
that RlL arrangements had bccu conn
plctcd. Coach I;Icock L. slowly
pruning his generals for the fray.
End Ira Sin,ms Will hardly he In
condition for the encounter, but the
other members OS the squad arc In
good condition. The rcguInrs were
sent through snaBpy signal drill
to-day, while the second team WIS
subjected to moro severe work
out. In all probability, light
scrfmmaEe will follow Tomorrow
Almost all of the student body will
journey tn RonnOkc to see the scrpp
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28

Gibhous Heats MAXWELL.

NEW NUItk, Octobrr 2I.--Mikc Glib
,bons, from st. PAU, performed during
this evening at the 8rhauway Athletic
Club in Brooklyn with Hilly Maxwell.
rof Philadelphia and gave Willie Il
terrible battcring. Willie lasted the
ten rounds, principally because OF his
-hammcrlock.
Every time Mike cracked one To
Willie's jaw the Quaker lad would land
ion to Michacis arm The fans "booed''
until they could boo" no more. Even
the referee in the fifth round announced
III you don't light. | Will stop it,
Michael Hoped the Philadelphian TO
the floor three times, but Willie did
mot seem to mind.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
INQUIRIES THIRD TEAM
DEFEATS CHAMBERLAIN

In fast and interesting game the
McGuirc's third team won from Cham
berlayne School Yesterday by the score
of 10 TO S. 1t was an Interesting
game. from start to hnish, bus Nc.
CURES swept their opponents off their
feet in the first half, piling up the
score OF 10 points.
III the latter part Of the game Cham
berlayne held their own ground and
kept McGuire's from scoring
The feature OF the game for Cham
bcrlayne was the playing OF Grant and
Denny, while for McGuire's, Marye
and Ingram were the bright lights.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
Army nj Hard Practice. /.

- WEST POINT. n. V, October az
twenty minutes scrimmaginE was the
feature OF the workout was the fine
omen field running of Coffin. who Is
field candidate. Fis punting. too, was
good. the scrub backs having trouble
in handling his high spirals In the stiff
gale prevailing. Oliphant and NIcIIwan
were both I'm toys, but the coaches
would not hermit any scrimma ging for
them untt tomorrow. Mt which tir. .
most OF thc varsity cripples are OK
pected to he back in th9ir places. The
Army is now pointing flor Notrc Dame.
II week from Saturday, perfectly sat
isflcd that this weeks game with Villa
Nova is as good as won.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
A. & M. TACKLES NAVY
AT ANNAPOLIS SATURDAY

This tbs, Asrie%itnrai ana 9 Meehsnicai al
,ootbali squad is hard at work in
Naval Academy nj Annapolis next
saturday Coach Hegarty and Train
err; er Martin hnt, have had the boys practic-
are are, sure that the Red and White team
VIII give The Navy a hard battle. Re
ports from The Navy Indicate that they
give them all they can do to reat
them, II the team goes up there in as
The game last week with the Uni
ssam ,Ga, IT. Maya EDS THIS ahs g les1
her. strength. ~. & NJ. beat West Viz
ginia II 10 10. and had some Of the
second string men in during part OF
shape with the exception OF Moose"
Tenny. the big full back. T"nney had
ssa game, and IS do. aoub Wsf' if Vie he
will be able to participate in the game
SATURDAY with the Navy The absence
serio o9sh E,n IRON n me ne lineup viii be
powerful line sinasher Last year he
was given souti, Atlantic full back.
The chief weakness of the y. x N.
capable substitutes to take the reg
ular mems places in case of an injury.
me coach mas necn working hard to
develop some of the most promising
second string men. so that they viii
be able 10 take any of the regulars
places III case of necessity.
So far the y. & NJ. team has had only
one game with team that was any
where as strong. so the supporters of
the Red and White team have q very
From now on. however. the teams
they will clash with will test the
strength and playing ability of the
Georgetown, V. r. l. ana Washington
aud Lee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
Penn Ere.hmen Dstented.

University OF Pennsylvania football
team beat the freshmen eleven this ar
ternoon, IL 10 Il. in one of the fiercest
scEimmagcs of the year. All but two
members OF the varsity eleven played
Connell and Half Back Vreclamd. Both
men are still being rested. The work
or the varsity was unusually good
for most of tho practice.
Their only fault was fumbling, and
two such muffs were directly respon-
siblo for two drop kicks by the first
year men, The youngsters rushed the
ball fairly we'll in midncld. but the
varsity defense was too much for them
when within striking distance. and
each time they had to resort to drop
kick ing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
Cornell prepare. for HOLY Cross.

TTHAtA, \. Y, October "1.--Cornell
started hard work for the Holy Cross
game here this afternoon by going
through hard scrimmagc with the
freshman eleven.
The entire first ring backfeld, Bar
rett, Schulcr, Colyer and Hill, was laid
Off to-day, and did not even report at
the field.
With the exception of Eckley, at left
end. playing for Shelton, the varsity
ollcarn played for Il time at right end
but. was forced TO quit during the
middle of u scrimmage. when his old
injury troubled him. The varsity scored
often on the freshmen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
ALL.STAR NATIONALS
WIN FROM AMERICANS

LEWISTON. IDAHO. October s7.--Tbe
All-Star Nationals defeated the Amer
tributcd to NIL scores. Otherwise the
game was pitchers battle, In which
Alexander had the better Of James.
Score: r. n 10
Nationals 4
Americans 4
Batteries. Alexander and Killifer;
James and Ac4tvoy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
Navy nj Hard Practice.

ANNAPOLIS. MD. october 27.-Olcott
and NanNcncr. former Yale players.
were on the field this afternoon, and
ii is announced that they have been
engaged TO help prepare the team for
the final game. The practice this ar
tcrnoon WAS thorough and lively. and
the work in handling the. kicks especi-
ally valuable, hs there was high wind
Work iii kicking, running and passing
continued. Dalton, the great navy
back of few seasons ago, is taking
special charge OF his instructions
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
Invite. Admini..ratiy. po,r1.

:, MAJOR w. l.. Ragland, OF Barton
trative Board yesterday an invitation
from the people OF that town to at
tend reception to be given in the
boards honor in the schoolhousc at
$ o'clock tomorrow evening. The
board accepted the invitation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
GREEK WRESTLER WINS
BY USE OF TOE HOLD

BRISTOL. VA, October 27.-Jim
Poulious, the Greek wrestler, who is
IL favorite with Bristol fans won two
falls I'm succession in twenty minutes
by the toe hold in Il bout with
Cyclone" Mitchell here tonight.
Mitchell. although the stronger. could
not endure the punishment. Poulious
was awarded side bet OF $50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
LONG SHOTS AGAIN IN
EVIDENCE At LAUREL
Meelicka Wins First Race ut 80 to 1 {.
Quick Start Uphoids His Name
by Taking the Fifth.
REPUBLICAN COMES TO LIFE
After Running Several Bad Races,
Covers Mile in 1888 f-5. Beating
Good Field-Schuttinger' Weird
Riding Surprises Officials.

LAUREL, Md. October 27.--Long
Nshots were in evidence to-day at
Laurel Park, two coming home at juicy
prices. In tho first race. Mcelicha won
at 80 to 1. while Quick Start captured
the NTH number ut IL TO i.
Both OF these horses were well fancied.
and were played away from the track.
large commission was wired back
OIL Meelcka In the first race, and had
It not been for this fact she would
have paid at least rs to /.
Republican came TO life to-day. after
running several bad races. and beat a
good field In the fourth event. and
n second slower than the track record.
Jockey SchuttlnSers riding on Diploma
and Star Gift, two favoritcs. was about
as weird piece OF work as had been
seen here in long time.
First race-mniden two-year ODDS. purse
'h 4, 20 Rrvn Is DaEs
FssE. s iisss4 xdsy. 1 ss sa
Asssa Diploma sd So ana hal,
and out. nrst: Shannon RIVER. is fXnenj.
s sa ana out S seo sd Me also s
: Il .ss 4st %s,el is w lP,we rs
lTroxler}. siS.S. $3.50 second: LohengFin iei
3iI,,o2naer} $50 third T I'M. i;ls :.S j. j
Fourth raee-handicap; all ages. 800 added.
ttp. $50. second MohiTessor. ios tMe-
iisiSs2 s md b%isx sss ss ran IT, 'as''s.
s @ e sns s SIS. qsf S Unas
hen. ~ tCailahan,. $40. $40; second; An
Netnaker. Pontetract, sepuiveda and Phyllis
An,oinette also ran.
pa s,Sn G9an 'sa ~ ssl
Ma.ery5 .sS9 third Time :sI IS caro-
laurel Entries for To-Day.
cd maidens. sig. furionkss Andr"ms. liz
Ahara, ia: haza, ia: An SMILES. 10: Tanner
hs o Dr. Cam e Mas s FssndGs
Shorthand .ia: pied PIPER. 10; Ella Jcn-
second race nurse 500. selling. fo:. three.
iyear r. and up. mile and s.x,eeTth-speii-
S s%HH I'D sshi@p xehar Iie FFGS
sT iG; i'!athush. ins: Hudas Brother; i9;
dE nan 49, rsy ef Psy @ ssas nsxs
'as:: XThe uF'sin. 100: xbnzz Around. loo
G. isa r f FIVE 1--WE and xos ss's eIh
10: Nincetsliator 10; AvIatress. lie: xIiarry
Lauder. los; NOver the Sands, :o5: Ben
o9incc, !c5: Della Mack. ioi; sPa,iy Regain
Fourth race-handicap. for all ages. $50
added: five and IA hair ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~: Hester Frynne, IL: Filter Gold. io5
Soc II. IS; High Tide, o.:
Fifth race-purse s%o, selling two-year-
Gus, five and half furlongs-Di.tant shore
i0G: Broom Flower. ;cs: Fcnrock. 1867 Yo-
dsiey 70; Dorso. !c5: Change, !"2: xstaiwarr
sixth race,,purse $50. selling. tor three
year-o'ds and up. mile and sixteenth 1.-the
-eareF. w; dangerous March. 40; Fit
Away ioI; Re. l0I: Mud Sill. lo7: Napier, ., !:
Orperth io;: NOro;und. lo2: Centaur! "a; !:
Nltu! akaE, ioj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
Cline Defeats ynm,a.

WILKESBARRE. PA, October a7.-
nary Gline defeated koji Yamada 400
TO $50 in Il billiard players league
match here Tonight. Az erage aud
high runs: Cline, H. 70: Namnda, To-