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Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-05

Turkey Dinner-The annual turkey
dinner of st. Michaers Catholic par
ish was held Wednesday evening at
the Knights Of Columbus hall.
Woodmen Meet-The Modern Wood
men will hold an important meeting
this evening at 8 o'clock in the Odd
Fellows hall. A large attendance is
required.
Handy Burietl-D. s. Handy, who
shot himself last Saturday. was buried
today at the expense Of the county.
His two daughters living in Michigan
were unable to undertake the expense
Of their fathers funeral.
Board Meets Tuesday-The regular
meeting of the city school board
which was scheduled to be held last
Tuesday evening and was postponed
on account Of the state election, will
be held next Tuesday evening.
Johnston in Charee-Bert E. Johns
charge of the Y. NJ. 6. A. intermedi-
ate Bible Study club, which meets for
the first time Saturday morning.
Last Down and Two Feet to Cain
Is the topic for discussion.
1nSaulCy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SlettO OF
Arvilla, who was brought to this city
Tuesday, is being given a hearing to-
day by the county insanity board. The
hearing commenced this morning, and
is being continued this afternoon.
Belnop HEIDI. Belnop, who is al
legged to have passed worthless checks
amounting to $40 on local merchants.
Is being held by the police who are
Investigating his case. He Is also said
to have admitted that he stole a box
containing valuable papers from Nash
Bros. wholesale grocery and fruit
house where he was employed.
One OF the Coolest and Best fur
nished houses in the city is that Of
the wife of an artizan who furnished
her home-bit by bit-from the many
furniture bargains that she found
from time to time in the furniture
section Of the want ad page.-Adv.
Two Teams Named-The intermedi-
ate boys of the Y. NJ. c. A. have or
gantzed two gymnasium teams fol-
competition in various games and
tournaments during the winter. One
team is captained by Gesham Brow
nell. and is composed of Frank
Woods, Ralph Rohde, James Purcell
John Jacobis Harold Schultheis and
Wilfred Lock. The other team is cap.
tanned by Harold Finch and is com.
posed of Doyle Raines, George Gets
Jr., Fred Allen, Joe Tucker, Harry
CARRIER and Warren Schlaberg.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-05
Convocation Speaker.

DR.. Alfred Hall. senior chaplain for
the British and Foreign Sailors 60
ciety and 8trathcona commissioner for
schools and colleges in Canada, will
be the speaker at the university con-
vocation in the gymnasium at II
o'clock next Saturday morning. He
will speak on "A Century Of Applied
Christianity Among the Seamen of
the World"
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-05
F.arIv Morninr Fire

The A. F. Gritzmacker harness
shop, located on DeMers avenue, early
this morning was damaged by fire
The blaze was extinguished before il
communicated to the rooms above
The damage was mostly from water
and smoke. The stock is valued al
$4,000 and is covered by insurance.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-05

Order your Coal from tile East
Grand Forks Fuel company and get
city scale weights. 1000 lbs. to the
ton, the coal that is all heat. Special
price on all kinds Of wood. T.S. 177L
N. w. 657L-Ady.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-05
ortagage Loans.

Farm Mortgage Loans.
At low rate of interest. See Sui
Ivan Bros, 500 DeMers avenue, East
Grand Forks.-Adv.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-05

IMPERIAL-W. p: Stevenson, Mi
not; Winfield Christen, Aneta: w. 8.
Christen, Aneta: Robert Nebish, Graf
ton: o. p. Nappin, Lankin.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-05

COLUMBIA-Ole EIilden, Peters,
burg: W.. 8. Nelson, Walhalla: Tom
Ryan, Reynolds; James Twedt,
Hoople; Alma Thompson, Grafton.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-05

NORTHERN-R. T. Dixon, Han
nah: NJ. J. Dixon, Hannah: w. H.
Copnrie. Fargo: Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ
Chandler. Grafton.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-05

pudding?"
'Pic."
"Pie. what!" said his father. sharp
"Pie. nrst," answered Bobby. with
out turning q hair.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-05

auperstitious people are always dis
appointed If 1t doesn't happen.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-05
~ East Grand Forks a.
NAN SUICIDES ON THE
ANDERSON farm TODAY
Go Deer Hunting,

o. A. Thoreson and son.. Elmer
have gone to Bemidji. Minn., near
where they will hunt the elusive deer
This is Mr.. Thoreson's annual deer
outing.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-05

Misses Jennie O'Leary, Maude
Pender, Irene Wurrbacher and Au-
gusta Clynch, normal students in the
high school, went to Crookston this
morning to attend the educational
meeting.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-05

Mrs. James l.. Peterson and Mrs.
Ludwig Larson and little daughter left
this morning for Thief River Falls,
Mimi. where they will visit relatives
for a few days.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-05

, Mrs. Nick Ketter and daughter left
for Grafton this morning to spend the
week end as the guests of relatives.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-05
COUNCIL TO MEET monday

City Charter is Before Them, But
They May Not Act.
The East Grand Forks council will
meet in regular session Monday night,
when, 1t is expected, several impor-
tant matters will be taken up. The
proposition of fixing date for voting
on the proposed city charter is before
the council, but whether or not any
action will be taken Monday night is
not known.
When the question first was submit
ted, Mayor O'Leary called a special
meeting Of the council to act upon 1t,
but only three members reported and
consequently nothing could be done.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-05

Board Meets Tuesday-The regular
meeting of the city school board
which was scheduled to be held last
Tuesday evening and was postponed
on account of the state election, will
be held next Tuesday evening.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-05

Handy Buriei-D. s. Handy, who
shot himself last Saturday. was buried
today at the expense Of the county.
His two daughters living in Michigan
were unable to undertake the expense
Of their fathers funeral.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-05

It's difficult to pose as a successful
fisherman unless you possess q vivid
imagination.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-05

Turkey Dinner-The annual turkey
dinner Of st. Michaers Catholic par.
ish was held Wednesday evening at
the knights Of Columbus hall.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-05

Woodmen Meet-The Modern Wood
men will hold an important meeting
this evening at: o'clock in the Odd
Fellows hall. A large attendance is
required,
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-05

How easy 1t is to give trouble the
laugh when you haven't any.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-05

Johnston In Charge-Bert e. Johns
ton Of the university, has taken
charge of the Y. M. c. A. intermedi-
ate Bible Study club, which meets for
the first time Saturday morning.
Last Down and Two Feet to Cain
Is the topic for discussion.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-05
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Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-05

An idle rumor is about as busy as
mosquito that works overtime.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-05

Mrs. Roy Knapp went to Mallory,
Minn.. this morning to spend the day
visiting friends. !,
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-05

A dancing party will be given Fri.
day evening, November 6 in the hall
at Mallory. Rudow's three-piece or
chestra will furnish the music and an
enjoyable time is looked forward to.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-05

Rorke's Orchestra - Playing the
German club, Comus club. Elks' and
Knights of Columbus series, the
university informals. and the Freder.
ick Sunday evenings. Watch the So
ciety columns. Ernest Rorke. Both
phones,-Ady.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-05
f. c. F. SOCIAL NEWS

The regular meeting of the Chris
tian Endeavor society will be held this
evening in the Mendenhall Memorial
church parlors.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-05

Insanity Hearing-Eugene Sletto OF
Arvilla, who was brought to this city
Tuesday, is being given a hearing to-
day by the county insanity board. The
hearing commenced this morning, and
is being continued this afternoon.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-05

Auto Owners Attention Watch
your storage battery; 81 stores and
keeps it recharged during winter sea-
of expert storage battery repair work
and recharging. Dakota Auto COM
pany. Both phones. 107.-Adv.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-05

Informal Dance-An informal dance
will be held at the university gymna-
sium next Saturday night. The root
ers from the North Dakota agricul.
tural college will be guests.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-05

L. A. Chance, Lawyer-Law and
collections. Open evenings. 1880 to
$3.50. Both phones, 725; ONCE. 21s
and 219. Widlund bldg.-Adv.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-05

Box Elder and Soft Maple shade
trees at half price. Now is the time
to plant. In order to reduce my
surplus stock, will sell you soc tree
for Csc; 800 tree for soc. etc. Will
deliver in either city free any order
over IS. Oscar Wick. East Grand
Forks N. w. 154s call 2. is, East
264-I.-AdY
The evening world., 1914-08-21
2QYEAR-OLD GOLFER
LEADS IN FINAL ROUND
FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP
Walter Hagen Two Strokes
Better than Tom Mcnamara
-Ouimet Falls Behind.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2l.-walter Hagen.
a twenty-year-oid professional OF
Rochester. stood the best chance of
winning Francis Ouimet's open golf
title when the ANAL round In the an
uual championship was started at the
Midlothian Country Club this after
noon.
Hagen. who played magnificent golf
throughout. had a total Of :17 strokes
for "a holes. a lead of two strokes
over Tom Mcnamara Of Boston. his
nearest competitor. Francis Ouimet,
lighting hard to retain his title. was
third when the hnal round started.
doubly hard his chances Of over TAX
Ing Hagen when he took 80 for the
first nine holes, a poor showing.
The closest kind OF competition was
witnessed during the third round.
which resulted in generally high
scores. The stiff pace also caused
four contestants to withdraw. includ.
ing Macdonald Smith Of Oakmont. the
Metropolitan champion. who was too
Ill to remain In the tournament.
Walter Hagen. who created a new
course record yesterday with . SO
round. continued his remarkable work
to-day, finishing the third round in
Is. for q 2l7 total. Tom Mcnamara
Of Boston, Francis Ouimet and Louis
Teller. the diminutive Frenchman,
we're al punched after the lead. and
| the final round began with big crowds
| following these players.
A large gallery followed Ouimet
during the morning round. The youna
amateur came In with a 70, six
strokes worse than his first round
yesterday.
Within striking distance Of the
leaders at the start Of the final round
were M. J. Brady Of Wollaston, with
ga; Charles ("Chick~ Evans. the 10.
cal amateur, with 22l; James Simpson
Of Milwaukee, with ga, and his
brother George Of Omaha, with 225.,
Others with a lighting chance were
Tom Kerrisan, Dedham, Mass. and
William Rautenbusch, Chicago. with
a2s; Dan Kelly. Olean. N. Y, anc
Bob Poebles, Topeka, :27
The evening world., 1914-08-21
WASHBURN Wins WAY
TO TENNIS FINALS
At SOUTHAMPTON
Harvard Star Defeats DabneY
GA, 6-i-Murray Also
Wins.

SOUTHAMPTON. L. l.. Aug. H.
Watson w. washburn, the young
Harvard tennis star. won his place In
the hnal round Of the Cup singles
on the turf courts Of the Meadow
Club to-day. Wsshburn In his ssmis
final beat Alfred 8. Dabney. Boston,
6-4. 6-1.
r. Lindley Murray. Caiifornia, bsse
Richard Harte Of Pennsylvania, -
their reopened match in the fifth
round. 81. So. Harte was no match
for the fast playing youth from The
Pacific Coast.
In the doubles, L. Z. Mahan and
Watson NJ. Washburn gained the
semi finals by outdriving DR.. Wius
lam Rosenbaum and Leonard Besks
man, 60, ga.
The evening world., 1914-08-21

walked. Stock famed. Merkle stole
third. Mclean and Merkle worked
the double steal. Merkle scoring.
Matty flied to Twombly. TWO
Gonzales singled. Benton famed.
Moran singled. Herzog lined TO
grass NO RUNS.
THIRD INNING--Bescher singled.
Doyle filed to Herzog. Burns forced
Bescher, Won Kolnitz to Groh. Burns
out stealing, Gonzalez to Herzog
NO RUNS.
Won Kolnitx hied 10 snodsrass.
Groh out. Stock TO Merkle. Daniels
famed. NO RUNS.
FOURTH Observation-Disclosures fled
TO HerzoE. Fletcher singled to right,
He was out stealing. Gonzalez to
Groh. Merkle famed. NO RUNS,
Fletcher threw out Kellogg. Con
Leans throw. Benton famed. Mo-
ran flied to snodgrass. NO RUNS.
FIFTH INNING--McI.ean famed.
Stock walked. But WIS out stealing,
Gonzalez to Herzos. Matty famed
stock threw out Herzos. Twomhiy
singled through short. Won koinit7
hit into a double play. Stock to Doyle
10 Merkle. NO RUNS. :.
SIXTH INNING-Bescher singled
to right. Doyle flied to Twombly
Bescher took second on balk. Rurni
walked. Won Kolnitz threw ou
Rnodgrass. HerEog threw out Fletch
err. NO RUNS.
| Thatcher threw out Groh. Stool
threw out Daniels. Kellogg hied 4
Merkle. NO RUNS.
SEVENTH INNING-Merkel out
Won Kolnitz to Kellogg. McLear
went to second on Won KolnitE's lov
throw. Piez running for MsLear
Stock flied to Moran. Meyers bate
for Matty. Meyers was out. Groh I
: Keilogg. NO RUNS.
; Demaree pitching. Meyers catch
Ing for New York. Stock threw on
0onSaioa 9eatoA 1lo1 - oAelBae(
The evening world., 1914-08-21
WINNERS At WINDSOR.

FIRST RACE-Purse $500; maidens
three years old and upward: one mile.
Robert Kay, 1902 (Metcalf), Z to s,
to 20 and out. first; Strathearn, 80
(Smyth). IL to 6, 4 to and 2 to s, sec
ond: II. r. Conniff. 102 (CallahanG, Is
to I, 4 to I and 3 to 2, third. Time.
1.49. Lockland and Loneman also ran.
vesr-olds and upward: five and a halt
furlongs.-Ben ounce. 100 (Ford),
TO 1. 4 to and to 8, first: DIR.
Dougherty, 113 (Warrington). IS to 5,
2 to and 8 TO s, second: Billy Col
Inns, 10s (Shelling), s to 1, 9 to l and
even, third. limo. III. Mordecai.
Malik. Kamchatka and Eaton also
ran.
THIRD RACE-ssoo: two-year- old
(McEwen), 8 to /, 2 to 1 AID even,
won: Star Cress. 112 (C1aver), 3 to l.
to l and 8 to 2, second; Carrie
Orme. 100 (Vandusen), 8 to 1. 4 to
| and to 2, third. Time. los 2-5.
scrutineer. McAdee and Anna Rose
and Between Us also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Windsor Stake;
purse $1,000; three-year-ol and up
ward; selling; one Whitewater
out, won; Just Red. 1os Warrington
II to s, 8 to and out, second: Pri.
vet Petal. 100 (Metcalf). 8 to 1, 8 t.
s and out, third. Time, 1.<7. Feather
Buster also ran.
FIFTH RACE,-Purss $500; three,
year-olds and upward: selling; nv,
and a half furlongs,-Husky Lad, 10
(Shiliing), Is to s, even and to
frst; Beaumont Belle. 100 (Smyth).
Rights, l05 (Metcalf), 8 to 2. . to
and 1 to I. third. Time. Ill as. Su
prelne. Berdie Williams and Sarolti
also ran.
The evening world., 1914-08-21
Wilson Hit Pfeffer, Brooklyn's
Star, for Home Run in
the Third.
BATTING ORDER.

ROBINSON FIELD. ST. LOUIS.
Aug. 2i.--With Jake Daubert, the
prize winning hrst sacker. and Ollie
O'Mara. the local product. both out
Of the lineup, the Dodgers to- day pre-
sented what looked like anything but
a formidable front in the opening tilt
with the Cardinals. The Superbas
are here for three games.
Ivey Wingo. the sorrel topped re-
ceiver. who hasn't caught a game
since July %, made his temperance
behind the bat. Ivey has bsen laid
up with a lame ankle. Mccarthy
worked for Brooklyn.
FIRST. INNING-stensei out,
Higgins to Magee. Cutshaw. lined
deep to Dolan. Myers popped to
Miller. NO RUNS.
Higgins singled through Getx.
MaSee sacrificed Cutshaw to Hummel.
Doian singled to left scoring
Huggins. J. Miller flied to stengel.
and Dolan went to third. after the
catch. Dolan made q clean steal Of
home. Wilson was safe on Cutshaw's
tumble. Cruise drove deep to stensel
SECOND INNINo.-whsat popped
to Miller. Egan singled to left. Hum
mol forced Egan, Higgins to Miller.
Gets struck out. NO RUNS.
Beck singled to right. wingo sin
| gled to left. Sailee sacrificed, Pfeffer
| to Cutshaw, who covered hrst. The
squeeze play failed. and Beck was
trapped and out, Pfeffer to McCarty.
Higgins struck out. NO RUNS.
| THIRD INNING-McCarty flied to
Doian. Pfeffer singled to center.
Stengel hied to Doian. Cutshav
sin sied to center. Pfeffer stopping at
second. Wingo tossed out Myers. NO
RUNS.
Magee fouled TO Gets. Dolan hit
by a pitched ball. Dolan stole second.
Miller raised to Wheat. Wilson hit
over Myers's head for q homo run.
scoring behind Dolan. Cruise walked.
Cruise out stealing. TWO RUNS.
FOURTH INNIN0--wheat singled
10 right. Egan popped 10 NuEgins
Hummel MED to Cruise. Gstx fouled
to Beck. NO RUNS.
Beck singled TO centre. Beck out
stealing, McCarty to Cutshaw. winRc
out, Cutshaw to Hummel. Sallee
dropped a singled In left. HuGgini
strolied. MaEee grounded TO Cut,
shaw. NO RUNS.
FIFTH INNING. --McCarty lined
TO Dolan. Pfeffer out. Magee, unas
sisted. stenEel singled to centre
Beck made q nice one-handed stoy
of Cutshaw VS. hot grounder and threw
him out at first. NO RUNS.
Dolan hied TO Wheat. Miller MET
to Myers. Wilson out, Cutshaw Il
Hummel. NO RUNS.
The evening world., 1914-08-21

Kechnie beat out a hit to short.
Kauff foul fied to Anderson. Nc
Kechnte wns caught stealing. Land 10
Gagnier. NO RUNS.
SECOND INNING-Gagnier was
tossed out by Esmond. Land famed
Lafittc flied to Esmond. NO RUNS
IAporte singled to left and took
second ON Cars single to frst The
runners advanced base on Esmond's
sacrifice. Lafitte to Hoffman. who COW
cred FIRST. Kaiser was thrown out by
Westerzil. IAporte scoring and Carr
going to third. Raridsn fled to An.
Asroen. oN3 3U0.
The evening world., 1914-08-21
Harry Stone Matched .
To Box Phil Bloom
In Brooklyn Sept. s

weight title 10 In great demand. Man
ager Billy Gibson has had offers
from Canada and the coast but has
not decided yet where he will take
Leonard. The latter meets Bobby
Reynolds tomorrow night at the
Fairmont Club.
Willie Moore Of Philadelphia and
Young Brown Of this city will prob
at the olympic Club Of Philadelphia
next month. Brown V willing to meet
the Quaker ell right. but his manager
10 holding out for a little larger guar.
antee than the one offered.
Young Otto, the east side iisht.
weight, who at one time was a terror
In the lightweight ranks because Of
his ability to deliver . Knockout
Australia next month. Snowy Baker
has spent big cable tolls trying to in
duce Otto to make the trip, and he
has practically consented.
Frankie Burns feels no effects from
his hard battle with Kid Taylor
OF Brooklyn last Wednesday night,
and he Is determined to rout tho I'm
preston that he II going back by
~
lacing when they meet next Tuesday
night at tho Rockaway Beach A. G.
Burns says he wants another crack
at Taylor and that next time he'll
show the Brooklyn novice why box
Ing gloves are made.
The Alexander A. c. At Elmsford,
New York, Is doing we'll. Eacn week
has seen increased attendance. For
Saturday nights show the manage.
mont has arranged q ten round bout
between Battling Hurley, the Passaic,
N. j., boxer. and Harry Lenny OF
Baltimore.
Johnny Harvey. the rugged Harlem
lightweight. and Willie Adams will
box ten rounds tonight at the New
Polo A. A. Johnny Wilson vs.. George
Martin and Ad Larsen Va. Moe Smith
are the principals In the other two
tan round bouts
The evening world., 1914-08-21
New Lightweight Star Is Wanted
Also for Bouts With Kid
Graves and Soldier BartfieId.
BIZ John Pollock.
THE new Beau Brummsl Of tho
II haxIno neoHAaSion Ha Hru GfonA

new Beau Brummsl Of tho
boxing profession, Harry Stone
Of this city. claimant Of the
worlds welterweight title. although
he boxes a. . lightweight. will be
seen for the nrst time In this city
since his foreign triumphs. at the
Broadway Sporting Club on Sept. 9.
He has been matched to meet Phil
Bloom, tho aggressive Brooklyn
boxer. The management Of the club
is trying to induce Stones manager
Jimmy Johnston. to agree to let his
charge meet Soldier Bartfeld and
Kid Graves Also, Johnny Weisman.
tel. owner OF the club. Is wiling to
give him a big guarantee II he sign,
for all three bouts.
JEFF Smith. who. like Stone. had e
leave homo In order to be properl.
appreciated, has just arrived in Sar
francisco from Australia. The Bay
onne middleweiyht, ls bringing bacl
home with him q satchelful OF gold
al we'll as trunks loaded down will
new clothes and walking sticks Jeh
expects T., reach here early next wesx
Tho Mcmahon brothers are going 4
reopen the Empire A. c.. One Hun
dred and Seventh street, on Oct.
Leach Cross has wired an accoptanc,
Of an offer they rendered him ant
they are now busy trying to induc
Charlie White Of Chicago to box th
ca ST aide dentist.
Benny Leonard, who 10 beinI
pointed for q battle for tho feather
The evening world., 1914-08-21
SUMMARY.

SUMMARY.
First Base on Balls-On Maxwell.
o: Hoeeley. I. Struck Out-By Max
we'll. .; by Moseley. 8. Lett on
Bases-Brool6eds, 3; Indianapolis. 4.
Two-base Hit Hoffman. Stolen
Baee-Moseley. Double Plays-Max-
we'll TO oagnier 70 Delehanty. Nc
Kechnts to Laporte TO Carr. I'm
pires--Manassan and Brennan. At
tendance, $500.
The evening world., 1914-08-21
HEAVY TRACK
CAUSED UPSETS
At THE SPA TRACK
Airey Saved Talent in Third
Race-Long Shot Wins
First Easily.

Wu4l 70 Iuo Rv0fn9 Wdg11.D
eARATOGA RACE TRACK. NEW
YORK. Aug. N.--Favorttss Jared
badly In the muddy going here this
afternoon up to the running OF the
fourth race. Four went down In Q
row. Tho nearest thing to Q winning
choice was Airey. which took the
fourth. She was backed down to al.
most tavorite position at the last mo.
msnt. The three preceding choices,
however. were soundly beaten.
The mile handicap for mares. won
by Airey. served a. the days feature,
there being no stake carded. The
race was full Of tips. Winning Witch,
the opening favoritA recsded quickly
whom It was learned she was not q
mud runner. Then Tranid got the
play. but at the last minute there was
. scramble TO get aboard Airey. Tho
late money was the wise kind.
Airey won after making up q dosen
lengths from the backstretch 10 the
homo turn. catching a. she went
along Tranid. Winning Witch ana
cslssta. Tho latter began running
over the top Of Tranid and winnins
Witch at the far turn, 90 that when
the stretch was reached the race be.
came q two-horse affair between Co.
lesta and Airey. IT, latter had the
most left at the end and won by half
. length. Robinetta, the outsider, was
third. three lengths back.
=. first RACE.
The track was deep In mud to-day
and - usual the card was scratched
to pieces. Only the known mudderu
wore left in the opening event, Hu-
initiation. after humiliatinS his back
ers all season. won II from start tc
finish Lily orme. second all the
way. finished In front of Mater.
SECOND RACE.
FATTY" Anderson put over Q rea
good thing IN the second whom PeteIu,
got of dying. set all the pace and
Just lasted TO beat warlock a nose or
the post. warlock got Q bad brsal
and had to make up an acre Of Erount
IN the run TO the stretch. Here HI
came around his field and passet
everything easily except Peteius. H,
would have beaten him In another
jump. Syosset H.. running sbou
fourth all the way. threatened 10 com
at the head Of the stretch hut tired Il
the run home and was lucky 10 b,
third at the end. Connemara an,
Cih Field tired. after running In tn
front rank to the stretch.
THIRD RACE.
ii Andrew NJ. by Q neck, won tn
selling event third on the card. com
ing from behind Athena and Dismis
with q great rush In the final eighth
! At the time Athena had passed tn
early pacemAker. Dismiss. and seeme
to be coming on to an easy victor
when Andrew M. CHALLENGED. Nc
: Cahey went to the whip on Athens
but he could not stall on the OdoT
colt. He had to be content With sec
I ond two lengths In front Of Sam Nc
Neekin. who came from far back /
the stretch to nose Dismiss out Z
tho third money.
FSFTH RACE,
The hrst decided favorit> Of Il
: day to win was w. q. Yankee Bray
4 who had to be whipped all throua
. the hnal eighth to stall OF AuypoT
! who finished couragsously In Il
: place, beaten half q length. Tay Pa
, was third. two lengths back, an,
. following the pace Of Camellta all Il
way. The latter led ON sufferance
| the stretch and then retired. Pats