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The Detroit times., 1915-08-02
|N.YBE]'IINb
ON BOS10N
Even Money Red Sox
or Braves Get Into
World Series

NEW YORK. Aug. a.--lnfsrsst In
baseball circles this week csutersd
on the Braves With . record q 10
out Of their last 10 sames woa. AID
the memory Of their hiseefy y-makins
1914 squire still frssh n IT, minds
Of the fans, Stallings' crVw has the
baseball spotltght all . itself.
In . lot q haseeaM 0naxtefs the
consensus Of opiniea 10 that the
Braves have arrived. About the only
difference between Tho present dasA
and last years 10 that 4 began Z
week later. And what makes their
chances look better b the fsct tina,
Stallings 10 putting his victories
across without the aid Of two Of the
famous Rudolph Tylsr,Jamss trio
Rudolph Ii the only man vhe u win.
ming games consistently.
The Bostonians are favorites In
the betting rings about New York
In the present series with the n
rates. opening today. 20 well - In
the pennant race. While the PirNtel
certainly are stifRer opponents than
the Reds. the Braves have in thi,
last winning spurt found the strong
teams their meat. The three games
they have lost of the 10. curiouSly
enough. hav- ~, he-- ~ the wee
fully weak Reds. The Braves
about four games bcnind the leading
Phillies in today's o@cial standing
Alexander was licked yesterday.
At Boston. the Red Sox and n.
gers resume their all.important
battle this afternoon. The Tigers
are two games In the rsaf. II they
beat Boston today and the White
sox succeed In licking the Yankees,
the American league race II going
10 be tight looking affair. with
three teams punched together Tor
the battle down the home stretch
into an October pennant.
Bets were offered today In . aum.
Der Of sporting PLACES that Boston
has a team In the worlds seriss
Even money was offered. There
were a few offers Of I 70 : that the
Red sox would win the pennant n
the johnson lo,/,. and the same
odds were offered On the Braves.
II looks good for Bostons' entries
In both leagues TO the sports.
s<p-A&
The Detroit times., 1915-08-02
ENTER AUGUST .
THAN 100 POINTS
l6nER THAN IN 1914
ALL FRAMED ron MACK TO
DUCK LAW, PLAY SUNDAY

when the Athletics 60 to Jack
souviIls next March. they may be
permitted TO play Sunday games.
There was some talk Of doing so
In 1914, but Il was found that the
opposition would be too strong
from certain Quartsrs. According
to the Jacksonville Times Union.
while 1t is against the state law
OF Florida to play Sunday games.
the Law IL not effective on q gov
eminent reservation. Black Point.
near Jacksonville. II said to be
Availa bio for Sunday games with
out any interfcrence from the
state authorities in case teams
desire to take advantage OF the
fact.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-02
Ted Meredith Sets No Precedent
By Winning Two Titles in One Day

Although Ted Meredith surprised winning the
ter and half mile at the recent ncoesac track and field
college performed the feat in by
Hammond OF Columbia did this In 1877 and A
C. II.
W.
champion.
Goodwins a
University
victorious
The Detroit times., 1915-08-02

COLLEGE 20" TO
TOUR JAPAN

CHICAGO. Aug 2.-rhs bssebcil
team of Chicago university leaves
tonight for Toxic. Japan. for thsii
series OF internationsi baseball
games with Japanese universities
The hrst game VIII be played Sept
-, Prior to selling . series o
games will be pIr-e~ r. the north
west. and at Honolulu 3 series ,
be played with the tesrns Of the
Oohau league.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-02
COAST TO TAKE UP
PONIES AGAIN. -

Beginning the middle of this
month, q 3o-day meeting OF runners
will be staged at San Francisco. A
syndicate Of wealthy coast folk are
said 70 have guaranteed the $50, 900
In purses required for the venture.
This meeting II TO be the re-runner
Of general revival Of the sport Of
kings on the Pacific coast. Four
tracks on which the revival may
take place are In mind. One 10 the
Tranferon oval, half IN hour from
Frisco, the finest winter course in
the country. The Oakland track Is
the second. the third ID Lucky Bald
wins old course at Arcadia. Just out
Of Los Angeles. and the fourth, and
perhaps the most likely for q regu-
lar opener, IL at Tijuana. Mex. This
course Is TO San Diego what Juarez
II to Fl Paso.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-02
Here's Star Golfer Who Says Long Drive
Is Not Much GOod---19O Feet Is Plenty

charged O oil to
in
nensagm tho few
ynv yard off
Aarr but straight IS
tina is in rough
be fmudm mores TO tina
eeedto be hamed of soyad
a
The Detroit times., 1915-08-02

The collapsed Cubs, with young Mr.
Adams on the hill. eveylastfneDy
whaied the PhI1a. with Mr.. AlexApder
doinE the labor. Anythins can hap
pen now.
The ReCs restored belief IN that
ancient old wheess about tho worm
turning at Ctncy yesterday. They
didn't turn gently. but rave one
mighty mop and rolled aii oves the
Dodgers.
The Giants and Cards didnt ~
anybody any good by splitting twln
btii In H9tssourt a. ,p-sss 4
George stovaii's kawfeds are
psrchsd on top the Federal leagus
today. Nv bectinG the Baltimore
Peds In double bill yesterday while
the Nswarks were whipping the Chi.
cagos twice. the Packers marc6e6
into nrst place and snt down.
Chief Bender started agalust The
Kawfeds and suffered his usua1 ham.
mering. We've forgotfen wheeliof the
chieftatn has won, a game since -
jumped 90 the Feds.
Phil DouGIas. pitchi.,. FOR tho
Dodgers asainst HE old teammases.
end IN. Reds, was hsmtusssd un.
The Br.vss and Pirates AZ sosng
20 battle today For . hrst dlvisico
berth.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-02
KAZOO TRACK
is DRYING OUT

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Aug. 2.--The
track is fairly fast here this morn.
Ing. and is expected to be in great
shape for the opening Of the grand
circuit meeting this afternoon. de-.
spite threatening weather II was
feared that a rain yesterday after
noon would make postponement
necessary.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-02

FOR the Arst time since Larry La.
~ began to slip Cleveland has q
&4ttpr who tops Joe Jackson. This
1henom H. Jay Kirke. the new In.
11nn hrst bassmsn, who IL toting an
oeh swinging average Of .ssI. Ac-
eefdine 70 the dope being passed out
eFu3 Tie Forest City. this Kirks b
, ttnbx 40 = somethins sof .
The Detroit times., 1915-08-02

pertinent. Perhaps two boxers can
be found willing to put the matter
to the test in a trial bout. Such a
contest certainly would prove a
great drawing card.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-02
THAT D,o RAID WENT
WRONG, sTlS eAlo. ~.

: When Prexy yim Gilmore. Of the
Feds recently sprung his little yarn
Of . newly filled war chest that con.
tained some millions. he also per.
mitted himself 10 admit that q sen.
sational raid organized baseball. par
ticulaylp involving Messrs. Cobb,
Collins and others of that ilk. would
soon be staged.
Shortly thereafter, the raidins OF
the Feds became conned TO an at
tuck on the American association.
which was supposed to be immune
because Of q gentleman's agree.
ment with Cantillion q year or 30
ago.
A 81. Louis scribe. who has been
particularly friendly to the outlaws,
says that the raid on the minors fol.
lowed an attempt to make good on
cilmore's prediction regarding pir-
stical designs on the American
league stars. which proved to be Q
/, tremendous hivver.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-02
DETROIT MAYHAvE
DOZEN ENTRIES
IN BIG TOURNEY

A preliminary lineup Of the possible
entries from Detrot . the natoeal
amateur golf tournament 70 be stsS.
"a at the Detroit Country ciub lato
this month. reveals the feet that thie
city hss about . dosen who coul1
break into the preliminary rounds
end who probably viii. Nose %
them are expected to be serious con
tenders, 90 an OF the natienally
known amateurs. with the exceptiou
Of Travis. will be here.
Jimmy staAdish. Howard Lee. 10
seyh ochlctmann. WyIie CarhaPt. J.
r. nfcMinan. Edwin H.. BsoVn,
Gilbert waldo. L. L. Bredin. ). X
BAnes, r.. and r. v. Palmer, Of ths
Countfy club roster. are eligiblo.
Hunter and vaueht, from BloomAs)1
fflls. are eligible. and 10 are DG&
nan and Guy Miner. Of the Dstrolt
Golf club.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-02
WOMAN DRIVER
TO RACE AT FAIR

II is announced that Mrs. Joan
Cuneo. known several years ago as
the auto racing queen Of America.
will race this year over dirt tracks
under the auspices OF the Interna-
tional Motor Contest association.
and will be one OF the. drivers in the
Michigan state fair competition. Mrs.
Cuneo was forced to leave the game
In 1911, when the A. A. A. barred
women drivers. Mrs. Cuneo will
give a time exhibition hnrc on the
afternoon OF Sept 12. She is train
Ins now for number of state fair
engagements which she has this fall.
WHAT'S she psnsles WITH she guy
Who agures owt the American praRoe
geyeestsge eeIunes Hsss est Mesh:s
AthDesS<n IN lest pbaee. We bave 81
ways been tote that eooo6n't 49,
The Detroit times., 1915-08-02

Nave 90 gsve some credit 60 those
Geoferu whe saod sanaA1es sstevfered
weeh eAeer poey1ng n the yvessevn
The Detroit times., 1915-08-02

newt sssa sssd ases were 20 shs<ex
they sntevfereA with p1ayseg. ssars
may po11 stuH Iske tbst. bot % Ne
eiA -. ss0eoas wsssa gsab tie self
The Detroit times., 1915-08-02

1ay nrsassa has sga11esl %. L
yssl ssst .ess.s,. re ssY. -
~ issese srs Srisa ssusks Ss0 . Z
eWse eUV eWssSesy. PSeet etnne Ne svoS
bser1 - eesf - q CURE
The Detroit times., 1915-08-02
HOW GREAT MilGRs
MADE THEIR RECORDS.

Switching 10 human runners. an
interesting BIZ Of records IL the
time made BY quarters by George.
Jones and TaLer, the greatest milers
OF recent history. In their greatest
performances. Something also may
be CLEANED Of the way star human
distance runners set their pace.
The best work Of George and Jones
was done In races. Taber made his
record In e time trial. with pace
makers. Here Is the time by quar-
tiers mentioned:
The Detroit times., 1915-08-02
Anybody Think
.Packey VIII Sign !

CHICAGO. Aug. 2.--Miks Cibbons
the Sc. Paul wizard. II 1cheduled ia
meet Packey Mcfarland and his
manager. Emil Thirey. here today
to sign articles fos . bost Sept. II
at the Brighton Beach meterdrome
on Long Island. A S1s,0oo purse ID
hung up for the mill. They have
been scheduled "a sign r2any . time,
but Packey wet always shy.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-02

s...: s.sS .I.: s::: :: :sS:s;s s::r -, ,..: {.
Adavtt 10es 49, 81 ferth WhstAss ks
ssrM . nau1 er ~ 0sUps.
nay Dre~ssn be- SssslAsA ~ . sess
spasn saylee. wao rooADe1 ~ ne oSl.
eree n ~ tive DeteSt bouts.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-02
.14| X. ...,-< ~ I'll w - ~ 81 .,a
ocd Offensive
18th Credited
ih Jump
CLUB so HIGH
AS MACK WAS
Should Be Called
lng Of Lead-of
q Men

~IAlk0LO " WlLCOA.
11S1ss are moro than 1ot
S 1her in the American
oo now than they were the
0fnGt : year ago. Then
7I y Iposth. ana had IN aver
M of the clubs that
I u petroit the Athletics
~ ~ po1nts lower than Z
npaEcu u : little mors
rS1nls highsrs and Wash
n nolnts lUwer. Chicago
~ Dalnts below the
- oo0pafAtvely rum
= 1o q ths raes this year.
- ~ najority of thu
" nomfhlon gfabfest h
n1 e ~ 1914 psnnant
- III ysar = now
- Il this stags
u 1I1o u ~ three con
Il1An - points a lov
~ ~ snnnarsup then.
~ 6slk nqw appsars that
Dok klng sti2 q httIe
u - - ! ysaf ago. ths
The Detroit times., 1915-08-02

George, Jones. Taber
Aug. 20. May 81. July is
f4Q4 for1 totr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-11
SPORT CALENDER
FOR THE WEEK

Monday -- Richmond Virginians
vs.. Rocky Mount. at Broad Street
Park; Virginia vs.. Carolina, at
Greensboro; Richmond College Va.
F'urman, at Greensville. s. c.; Elon
VS.. Winston-Salem, at Winston
Salem: Union Theological Seminary
VS.. Hampton Sidney. Mt Hampden-
Sidney: McGuire's VS.. Petersburg
High, mt Petersburg
observation-disclosures Virginians
vs. Boston Red Sox. at Broad Street
Park; Richmond College VS.. Glenn
son, at Clemson. s. q; Zion Wa.
Roanoke College. at Salem; A. L.
NJ. vs.. bingham. at Raleigh; Trinity
VS.. University Of Virginia. at Dur
ham: Wake Forest VS.. Carolina, mt
Raleigh.
We d n d y-Riciimond Viz
ginians VS.. Norfolk. Mt Norfolk;
Beneiictine VS.. John Marshall, at
Broad Street Park: William and
Mary vs.. One Hundred and Eigh-
teenth Company, Fort Monroe A.
G., at WILLIAMSBURG: Zion VS.. v. r.
L., at Blacksburg; Richmond Col
Icge vs.. Erskine. at Due West, S. c.
Thursday-Richmo Virginians
VS.. Durham, at Durham: Richmond
College VS. Carolina, at Chapel Hill;
Zion vs.. v. y. l.. at Blacksburg:
Raleigh vs.. Wake Forest, Mt Raj
cigh; v. NJ. /. VS.. Elon, at Lexing-
ton.
Friday--Richmond Virginians
VS. Durham, at Durham: Mc(suire's
vs.. Academy at Broad Street Park:
Eastern College VS.. v. r. l., at
Blacksburg; Eion VS.. Emory and
Henry, at Emory and Henry.
Observation-Disclosures Virginians
Va. Durham, Mt Durham: Richmond
College vs.. William and Mary, at
williamsburg; Guilford VS.. A. & NJ.
Mt Greensboro; Trinity VS. Wake
Forest, at Wake Forest; John Mar
shall VI. blackstone Academy. at
Richmond. Richmond amateur
games. :.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-11
M'GRAW HAS SCRAP
WITH LOCAL MEN

Following the game yesterday after
noon at Broad Street Park between
the Giants and Virginians, Manager
Muggsy McGraw, OF the New Workers,
became peeyed when prominent
young Richmonder said something
about his team. and fight was mar
rowly averted.
The young man. whose name is
being withheld. asked McGraw what
he thought of the Richmond team.
when the latter replied that he did
not care about him. the young MANI
addressing him. The local man told
McGTaw that he could have been a
little more polite In his answer, and
the Giant manager started towards
him. They came together. and 1t re-
suited IN McGraw falling into a ditch
just outside of the ball park gate,
Whether ne was knocked or pushed
out there u not known. McGraw pro-
ceeded to pick himself up and pushed
his way through the crowd to an auto
mobile, which was waiting for him.
declaring that he would see the Rich
monder later.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-11
Athletic
BY ERNEST POLLARD.

Manager Jack Dunn's proteges will
play only two games in Richmond this
week, those being scheduled for to-
morrow and Tuesday afternoons. Ray
Ryan's Rocky Mount aggregation will
be here for a game Monday afternoon,
while the Boston Red Sox will oppose
the Virginians Tuesday. Following
those two engagements Manager Dunn
will leave for q weeks stay in North
Carolina, after which they will return
home and undergo some hard training
before the opening of the International
League. April ~. White en- route to
the Tarheel State Dunnie and his crew
Wednesday to have q little setto with
the Tars. They will go from Norfolk
to Durham, where they are schedule
to play three consecutive games. Tues
day and Wednesday Of the following
week they will play Raleigh, o; the
Carolina League. 1t is very proba BILE
that other games will be scheduled in
order that they may be kept in rood
trim for the opening game of tho
championship season with Toronto.
The Virginians will leave Richmond
this morning with the New YORK
Giants for Baltimore, where the two
teams will engage in, q conflict this
afternoon. The contest will be Staged
In one of the suburbs of the Monu-
mental City. Manager Dunn will work
MorEiaetta- y. against =. the. =, National
Leaguers. while Fromme will doubt
less be McGraw's selection to lock-
after things on the mound. A. =
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-11
VIRGINIA TECHS TAKE TRACK
MEET FROM RICHMOND COLLEGE

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Blacksburs. Va. April 10.-The v.
p. I. track team won the dual meet
with Richmond College here today.
scoring ~ points to the Spiders "a.
The Techs led OF strong. Fuqua beat
ing Craig. the crack Richmond Col
legs man. in tho hurdle. In the $50
yard run, which followed. the Techs
took all three places. Davenport
forging ahead Of Terry at the tape
for nrst place. Todd won the two
mile run with . good lead. Chinn
taking an easy second and Turner.
Of Richmond College. finishing third,
nearly . lap behind.
Richmond College gained some
ground by takin~ nrst and second
places in the high hurdles- Hutton.
OF the v. p. l.. getting q close third.
But the Techs came back by win
ming eight points in the discus throw.
The %ta-yard dash. won by Cottrell.
Of Y. p. l.. was the prettiest event
Of the meet. Cottrell ana Porter. OF
". ?. &. took thA lead and pocksted
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-11
HUSTLERS BEGIN
SPRING TRAINING IN EARNEST

Rochester, n Y, April 10.-Ten
nall players donned the spangies at
Bay Street Lot Thursday afternoon
ard formally opened the spring train
ing season OF 1915. thus cheating the
telegraph companies out of large tolls,
Southern hotels out Of fat fees and
several railroads out of generous
mileage. but on the other hand, per-
hitting Pete Vanderpane to collect
s. per day from the State as an
able seaman on the Good Ship Whit
man.
About 100 boys rode. walked or jit-
neyed out to the ball lot to see the
boys timber up their muscles. A
couple of bottle-blown ancients. who
dofied pneumonia. the grippe and
rheumatism. sat on the soft edges OF
the planking in the bieachers. 1t
looked somewhat like ball game af-
ternoon.
Heating. new shortstop, tagged
70 Few ground balls In the neighbDr>
hood of second and short. giving In
dication Of some ability. Stevenson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-11
BATTLE AXES GIVEN
SEVERE ORUbb|NG

Petersburg. Va. April 1o.-Heine
Busch's tryouts easily defeated DIR.
ParEers Battle Axe team at Mckenzie
Street Park in the second exhibition
game of the season this afternoon by
falling on Lee Whitfeld's delivery in
the Initial inning and garnering five
singles, four doubles and triple, which
Melted ten runs
The local team hit safely in every
inning except the sixth. and scored in
every inning except the sixth and
eighth.
Richmond allowed three singles in
FIVE innings, and Lewis four singles
in four innings.
The visitors two runs we're the re-
suit of errors by Manager Busch. of the
Petersburg team. The local team. as a
whola, hatted for an average of $40.
The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-11

who Is supposed to play in the Johnny
Evers angle hadn't reported in from
Washington. but down at the Bristol
this morning Denny Doud said he
hoped to see the signature OF MIR
ana Mrs. Priest OF Washington, u
c.. on the book before nightfall
About all the ten players did twa4
to bat out some fungoes, chase senxs
snag EN- and fling back into the hit~|
ter. Big Jawn slammed out a few
long ones just for the fun OF Il
Some one down In Baltimore sent!
by parcel post baseball bat to Hun
Herche, and when he got ID fntm
morning he tried to explain or III
guess whence IL came. He always
did think he was something of
hitter. Some OF the boys fear s1
1t is loaded" Chester Hon drlnN
in last night and Is ready to pI41@
today If the rain eases up any. sa IN
Taquer, the nrw third bAeeMs
arrived from Mew.sE orb ata.t aIs
this morning. and Priest breesa
soon afterward- IN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-11
Waverly High
Outfit Defeats
Suffolk Team

waverly. Va, April 10,-Just as
things had been moving very smoothly
for the crack Suffolk High School
team. they sailed into a snag here
yesterday afternoon, and were easy
victims for the local High School team.
The Suffolk boys lost by score of
Is to 0. 1t was smuggling fest for
the Waverly boys, who continued the
lambasting during the entire nine In
nings. Harris, the local pitcher,
struck out ten of the visitors, while
two of the visitors moundsmen were
only able to strike out only three OF
the Waverly boys.
The feature of the game was the
playing of the entire Waverly School
team
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-11
Farmers Capture
Track Meet From
Wake Forest Boys

Especial to The Richmond Virginian,
Wake Forest. N, c.. April 1o.--Wake
Forest lost TO North Carolina A & NJ.
in their annual track meet here today
by final score OF - TO 45. A & NJ.
was especially strong in the distance
events, taking all three places in the
half-mils. mile and two mile runs.
A. & NJ took fkst in the 1o0-yard
dash la0-yard hurdles, 44o-yard, $50
yard, mile and two-mile runs. high
jump. shotput and 220-yard low hurdles.
Wake Forest took hrst In the $40
yard dash. pole vault. hammer throw
and broad jump. McDougal. of A. d M.
was by far the individual star, making
three frsts and one second place.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-11
Gossip
Richmond Virginians Play Only Two
Games at Home the Coming Week

now that they previously sadly lacked,
and that is a plenty OF pep" The
boys fight hard for the games now, and
If they keep this UP they will cer-
tainly annex the ma jority of the games
this season. The pitchers are working
we'll. or rather some OF them. and II
the other members OF the team do
their part the crew will have calm
waters over which to sail.
International League magnates will
meet tomorrow in New York to draft
a schedule for this season. A schedule
has been made. and 1t Is expected to
he adopted in short order. Richmond
lis expecting to be big drawing card
this season. and this city will be given
a number OF choice dates.
Mike Mitchell the outfielder. who
was turned over to Richmond by
Clarke Griffith. the Washington pilot.
will not be seen in Richmond uni
form this season. Manager Dunn went
up to Baltimore Friday and held a
conference with Mike, and the latter
announced that he was going to quit
the national game to follow the ponies.
He Is at the Bowie race track now.
Robert Amos, who was given try
out with Win Clarke's Portsmouth
Corsairs, was taken sick the day after
he reported. which will probably pre-
vent him from breaking into profess
sional ball this season. Robert was
confined to his bed for four days, but
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-11
ONE is BORN EVERY SECOND

Sometimes youths aspiring to
be baseball players are caught In
traps by shrewd advertisements.
We call to mind an advertise
ment. that caused woe to many
embryo stars.
Send us 81 and we will give
you positive directions which will
keep you fro mstriking out" 1t
was worded.
A dollar bill would bring the
following information;
DON'T 60 To bat"
Another swindler advertised
that he had a positive remedy for
keeping the sun out OF ones eyes
while playing in the outsield. Tho
required sum being sent by the
young man. he would receive
card on which was printed the
following:
keep your back to the sum-"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-11

the Richmond College runners. hold
ing them In the position until they
all came into the straight. when the
Richmond College men were unable
to overcome their opponents lead.
In the neld events. Craig won nrst
place in the broad jump and Dur
ham took first place in the shotput.
The results were AZ follows:
Events and winners.
10o-Yard Dash--Fuqua ". p. ~.
frst; Craig (R. CO., second. Tibbs ".
p. ID. third. Time. ten seconds
880-Yard Run-Davenport (v. p.
~. frst; Terry ". p. ID second
Lucas v. p. ID. third. Time. two
minutes fifteen seconds.
Two Mile Run-Todd ". p. ~,
first:. Chinn ~. F. -. second: Tur-
ner Or. CO. third. Time. eleven
minutes seventeen seconds.
~ 120-Yard Highs, Hurdles Durham
(R. c.. first: spatterfield tR. C.).