davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-04-21
.INDIE.HMGHTs.

: severe wIndaLorm vas experIen=
eed By the people of this place md
Vicinity IN Friday 1t M continued
to blow the entire nIghI, fortunately
10 damage 80 done worse Ihan
blowing Hlndo. panes from the vim
doHs oI residences. nnaeIIlng straw
stacks aud other similar things.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Snyder spent
Sunday With Mrs. snyder.a brother
ln-law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
KnaufT.
Misses NeIthie and Lula Gibson. u
Caledonia. spent Friday with their
uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Bonner. Of Gambler.
Those from this place who attend
ed the Billy Sunday services in HaIII-
more Sunday we're Mr. md Mrs. jas.
Buckingham. Mr and Mra. :. :.
Smith, Misses Viola Buckingham and
Helen Smith.
Miss Carrie Lindsay spent Saturday
evening With Miss FloHsie Hood
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert shipIey en-
terlaIned on Sunday MIaHea WeIfhIz
and Lula Gibson. MesHrs. Harn4 and
RobY Gibson. Harrison shipiey and
Snyder Arnold. Of Gambler.
Mr. and Mrs. George Allen md
daughter. Edna. spent Sunday Nth
Mr. aud Mrs. Marshall Buckingham.
Of Bird Hi.
Misses Amelia and Ethel MeQuay.
of near this place. visited their
brother md wife. Mr. and Mra IT.
McQuay. on Wednesday
Mr. Grammar Phillips has returned
10 his home II Ihla pIaee. after spend
Eng : f. dayH II baltimore.
The many friends Of KiIsH Iandys
Blizzard wish her . speedy recovery
- she i greatly missed b. all. e.
peeiaiix b. her school mates and
teacher
Miss Eva Kopp Il spending : fev
dHYH In baltimore.
Miss FlossIe Hood spent from Tues
day until Wednesday With her cousin.
MIaa u MumTord. Of Porlera
Don.t forget the Easter service II
Harmony Grove church. this place.
Sunday. : p. N.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-04-21

Ms Milton RaubenHIIne and 90.
Ralph md George. Mrs Reck md
John H0rInar. -
William Z KIn1Iz mads : business
nd. On Thursday.
Meaars. Isaiah Isohr. Wesley Her-
wag 7. Elder sHeaIy md 0Iauds Kin
dig moIored 70 York On Saturday IN
Mr. Ionr9s TuTd.
: prayer meeIIng vas started II
81. Hartholomew,s church On Sunday
evening nd - ell attended.
Mrs. Philip Leese. Hho vas On the
sIcE list IS able 70 be about.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-04-21

Price soc. at all Dealers Don't
simply ask for 4 kidney remedy-get
Deans Kidney PIlIa-Ihe same that
Er. sluItz had. Foster-Mllburn Co.
Props, Buffalo. !. I.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-04-21

jesse stultz. Pennsylvania avenue.
Westminster. says: For zoms
time | suffered from diHordsred Nd
neYs. ny back aehed. had pains n NJ
sides and vas caused annoyance b.
Irregular passages Of the kidney -.
oreIIonE. Doan.H Kidney Pills pro
cured # Moore's DRUG Store. helped
me At once and I continued taking
them until felt better IN every way. >
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-04-21
Answer the Alarm!
Westminster People Should sot Delay

II your kidneys are infIamed.
Don't stand around and do moth
Ing.
Like 4 ire Il vii soon be beyond
control.
You xIII get the alarm IN time
DaeEaehs. Or dizziness ur disorders
Of the urine
Heed The warning
Give your kidneys Il resi- b living
more carefully.
Use Doaus Kidney PllIs II heln
stamp out he cause.
Profit b Westminster mans ex=
DerIenee.
The sun., 1916-09-27
MORE COLUMBIA
GRIDDERS REPORT
Football Squad Gains Five
Candidates-Thrpe Out
for Varsity Team.

Five new candidates. three Of them
aspirants. came out for tho Co.
Iunbla football eleven at yesterdays
at South Field. The newcomers
included Roscn. n substitute back last
AL. and Tvchlirski. shot puttcr and all
around weight event man on the track
team. Zychlinski's weight should make
hin a powerful factor IN the back field
u Metcalf can instll The big fellow with
the proper football training
The acquisition Of these two men fca-
tured an all around big day at Morning
side Heights. Howard Miller was de-
clarcd to have officially passed his den
cheney verifying the statement Of
the little quarterback of the day before
that he had passed the exam. jimmy
Cleveland. the go pound right guard.
took his examination In geometry yes
terday morning and asserted that he had
passed the big test. Donaldson IL now
the only regular who has.still to face'thc
faculty ordeal. coming up for an exam
In banking to-day.
"perc' Mansbach. regular halfback
last season. vas out IN uniform and prac-
,ised with the squad during the morning
workout. Mansbach stated IN n after
moor that there was a possibility ~ his
returning TO college next week, His &c.
cession TO the squad would render the
coaches jubilant. for Maushlch was the
teams best puntcr. as well as one OF
Metcalfs big aces in the back field.
The sun., 1916-09-27
LOUISVILLE, ENTRIES.

Fret Hao"-s"1inE; three.y.ar.olds ana
urN'rd sN iIrl"ugs. Cardigan, 100,
wac Wa. To- EilIv. iio. Hawthorn,
~; Amazon. lie; Shi.ics Knob, 49,; Uncle
liuit. rs,
second Rac.-pur-.. maiicn ,wo-y.sr.
olds. ANr furlongs: IoYcs,ory. IL. Paddy
Dear. Il:, Queen Erran' ~. Rl,et ~;
h"nwari ile. ST. Mellons li5: Robert,
hodss, ii5. Sdlrrc Dealer, rs pr. Bar.
low, llj; Now Thou. ils
Th.Il iiso"-s"liiug. three ycar.oldS and
upHara' on" anti" aud seventy yards;
'l"IIse stone. "T, "Chtrm.usa ip!.
H,hiis JOG, 'Stu Nepa. lO;.> nov, i17.
Jessi" Louise. Io7; Reno 100. o-aag-, TO-.
'ful.y II, los, TuIH' Wr.zN, il9
Four;l, Falls ,Ity Handicap:
$1,000 add"d, three! "ar -o!lS amt up-
ward. ~ fIrlons,: John, Jr 700. co.
IIr'te. 10. j. J. Murdo'k. toe Fiey,a-
Skoiny, IL; Vogue, ii?: Hodgr. III:
Wtterhass, ll:. Bringhurst. III; Kathleen.
IL: Bayberry Candle. l:?. Hank o'psy.
I2G tia Cramp. is.
F!fth Eace--Purse; two-year-olds; A..
ana 4 half furlongs: Acabad". lo2; Feint.
l02: perseus, l02. Sunbonnet, IO1, sun.
nash, io7: Wesley Hogan. ITO.
sixth Race-Sea,bACh Hotel Handicap.
thrrc-year-clds and upward one mite and
an eighth Captain Rees, %; Moneymakcr
100; IIuuovi,. Io?. Water witch. lO., 81,
lsidore, lo>: star Jatmine. H.,
seventh karc-Scl!iHG, three year.old1
ant INV ward; ad,au'" money, one mil. and
q siNtc"fth. '~Colnlnaurctta. 100, -irisi
gentleman, 1o5. Rihcshoot"r. 100 'Gulit
Post, ioN; floral Park, los. Samuel Il
Mo,"r. l"H, syrian, no,
'ApprcnticA allow Luce ClaiI...d.
IA. Mi,omber entry
The sun., 1916-09-27
IF Hnahed md To Visiting Golfers Reach Smif final Round in Greenwich Initiation Tomne
Willy JAMES JOHNSTON
RESCUES TOM COWLER
Smith Lands Punch in
Stomach That "Breaks"
Opponents Glove.

jimmy Johnston. manager Of Tom
Cowlcr. Is nothing II not resourceful. Of
which fact no gave striking evidence
last might at the broadway Sporting
club. where his man was engaged III
combat with Cunboat Smith. Tho Gun.
ncr had planted n terrific left In Cowler's
stomach. doubling up the Briton and
sending hin to his corner weak and
wabbly. This fact did not escape tho
eagle eye Of j. Johnston. who found
to his surprise" II a there was a hole
In one Of Cowler's gloves. A new glove
was sent for. and II took Johnston two
minutes and fifteen seconds by the OFF,
caAl timekeeper's watch to take of the
damaged glove and put OF the new one.
This was one minute and fifteen sec
onds more than allowed by the rules. and
Cowler had recovered from his weakness
when the bell again called him to the
centre.
However. the Gunner CAV. cowler a
thorough drubbing. though failing 10
stop him with the despatch shown by
Dillon. For n few rounds Cowler danced
about and kept a light jab working OF
the Gunner's nose. But finally the Gun
ner got the range and he hammered Cow
Ter hard on body and Jaw for the re-
mainder OF the bout.
Cowler's right eye was cut In collision
with the Gunner's head in the second
round. and IL bled unplcasantly through
out. Cowlcr's supposed cleverness con-
sisted of wriggling his shoulder and then
jabbing with his left. Smith countered
with the left effectively. Cowler weighed
eos u and Smith l71A.
The sun., 1916-09-27
BAGGS NEAR NET TITLE.
Defeats n. G.. Thomas IN West side
Club Tournament.

Frederick &. Bags crept nearer TO
tho West Side Tennis club singles lead
crship yesterday when he defeated Il &.
Thomas, Sc. 80 n advanced TO tine
final round. Only u few matches were
played, one other In the Glars a and just
enough to keep UP the interest in the
other classes. The other Class A player
To reach out for the title was A w.
Macpherson, who eliminated G. W. Mac
Mullen. al. e.. The first round
doubles IN Glass r were started with
some success. The summaries:
West std. Tenni. club Singles Second
round-A. W. Macpherson def"a' g W.
Mac Mullen, I'll. So. semi III. round
Frederick g. Bags defeated H. @. Thomas.
class d s~lngl.s-secort round--Jul!an
: Myrick defeated W, J.. stewart. -,
80. I'll Third round-W. j, Gallon dc
feated Gordon Boyd. e., lo-s. Ralph u.
Watcomb defeated George s. Groesbeck.
I'll, S.; c.. ". Case. Jr.. defeated Stuart
Giass z sinsies-Third round-H T. War
rem defeated DR.. Theodore y Barringer.
Jr.. l0-s. x-6. 6--3. Fourth round-Dr.
Forbes Hawkes. defeated DR.. T.. W. shine.
e., -.
class Z Douhl.s-FIr rorri Charles
Bishop and Chapman Rop defeated
Francis Rogers and T.. l.. Sdttcrlce. e,
"a: Il, V. Tomlih. .Ir., and Julian :. M
rick defeated Marshall Hugar and Harold
Swain. "a. 81. 6--2; f. W, Mecabe and
II, G. Worth won from willy S'hnlewlnd
and " n. sturdy. Jr, by default.
The sun., 1916-09-27

The tball committee Of tho high
L.mrs committee of the Puhlio
schools Athletic League hrld meeting
yesterday to select officials eligible to Of
iiciato In high school games. Fiity-four
were chosen, The names ~ these ofnctnls
viii b" sent to tn" high schools. Tho
schools will select tho oihcials and the l..
$. A. !. viii make the appointments
Those who have been appointed follow:
Thomas Crawford, New York Cnivcrsi,y.,
Nathan Dickler. Manual Training High
Geracb, New York University. Edward
Thorpe. DE La sale, a. T.. Way, Swarth-
more; !. +. Wilson, Leland Sanford. Joe
Mccarthy, Fordham; y. n. A. Stcifel. New
York University; r.. l., Emmons. Cornell:
A.. j. McElroy, Cornell; George Beavers.
Cornell; q, y. Stuart. Yale; T. Hirrchman.
pc wit Clinton: Y J. shearer. comm.r.
Bigelow. West Point; Hidgeway Hart.
Princeton: II. e, Newtown. Townsend li,r-
rs Hall; Richard Ellife. J. g Hennessey.
Brown; W. II. oward, Springfield. w, 7.
Cook, Springfield: Leo Fitzpatrick, Ford
ham.
e, u, Cochems. wisconsin. James W.
Ryan. W. II. p~uivermachei. Flushing X.
y O'Day. Fordhan: A. g. Fontainc. Boys
High: Alco., Neary' Columbia v, 4,
bsr! Msnrssy. Flushing; ,Hunso,
Aldridge, Manual Training; William Sell
grist. Poly Prep: Francis Z. Driscoll. Buff
faio; Harry r. Kane. Fordham; Earl Hunt
Icy. New. York University; II. NJ, Butler.
Cornell: Lewis Pitcher. Cornell. and II T.
Hcneag". Dartmouth.
The sun., 1916-09-27
LOUISVILLE

First Rncc-Six furlongs: Turdcy, ~
,Gcntryl. SEQ, S:."o aud $50, won Sayo-
ond, pierce w, 10 shannon s. 40, third.
Time. i:i4 -, Meditation Mthirnln. Iron-
master, Iocklard, James Oakley. Barton.
Moljrn, rrim HAIRY. t|cdcrc and III SttIn
Soc nd Racc-Fivc and . half frrlnugs:
s.. 20, Won. Sedan. lia ,,Ked.r!s,. $40 aud
;..io. Second. Basil. 100 tBu>,onl. SEQ.
mira Time. 1905 "a. highland. Judge
Young and Walter II Pearce also ran.
fc7 tiiano,er1. .slt,ao, 81 20 ana $40
won: Converse, TO- connolly, $3.50 au,
81 a., scconl: Roscoe 'ioos" III UGooscl,
* 10. third, Time. Ia: 80. Droll and
white also ran.
Fourth Racc.-Tivc %fnrlonES: Fan q.
phociou III Connolly. $3.50 and s3.6o.
second, j Rufus. loj ,Shilllng>, 81. third.
Time. 1907 .-6, La,onia, ncntok. May
p0 E,rh R S"a on MIS- ana as" SEVENTY rSn, wards.
s2'bo, Won: Louise Paul iOi ITider). $50
and s: 90, second. camellia, l07 Gray.
81. 60, third. .rimc.. i:i6. IS. George
year.oid.: ,ix furiongs~'John W. KLEIN icr
Uhiiips,. $3.50. $3.50. ~. won: Deliver
1905 ,BuNton). s3,bo, ScSo, second; Pocki
lIl,i-5. rrimcro. Checks and Kinney al.c
seventh Racc-.For threr-y.ar.o,d, snt
Fannie, los t%Connol'y>. sciI 30, 1910, s5'aO
third. Time, HITS. Esmont, Ccmn,au
rct,a and Solid Rock also ran.
The sun., 1916-09-27
WITH SCHOOLBOY ATHLETES
IN METROPOLITAN DISTRICT

collation. Of the game with Rov-' High on
Saturday for tho same reason MRnusl
Training, because Of the uncertainty Of Its
being represented on tho gridiron this year
aud Its tate start IN practise, has cancelled
It's game sch.duled for Saturday against
Stuyvesant, Faculty Manager Boye has
cial- alumni game of next Saturday be-
cause OF the players being far from their
best physical condition.
Practise Is under fun swing In Brooklyn.
The Manual Training and Boys. iIigh
r,eycns are w"rk,ns on, At wsshins,Sn
use Of tho former home Of the Brookfeds in
tn" mornin. aud Boys high IN the after
n pr.p. Ee cmmsrc, nIHl'; ana S'w sa mih1ssiss, r s1aS
started practise. Adelphi Academy IL the
only Brooklyn schooi that has not issued
the call for candidates.
Tordham Freq Seeks Games.
Foriham Prep football team 10 looking
for additional game. either on the Maroon
the Bronx management, owing TO cancel,
ule and constitute. IN. following eonte.ts;'
ham! or,ob.r IL. Do nj, clinton II. rsS q at
Fordham; November IS. ST. Johns Prep
at BROOKLYN: November 10. Brooklyn Prep
Duncan o'Brien. = senior At rordham.
Is coaching the prep eleven.
IT, ". La Ment will again coach the
Paving School football team. lie hsd His
charges ont Yesterday, and was hiEhly
nl"ased with the way they went through
lAoir PAGES.
Coach Maxwell A, Croohe has thirty
i've football candidates working out for
the Manual team. OF the veterans there
Goldberg. carpenter, John. DioomEsrJen.
Frost. zeiss And nsrstSic. ""'''' '''''0'
The sun., 1916-09-27

High School has a representation OF
three players on the Maroon varsity.
Trcanor al centre and Wcinhcimer in
the back field complete the local high
school trio ce gridiron warriors.
Cantwell has been playing ~fullback.
where his low charging through the
scrub line gives him the edge on his
four competitors. Mcnamara directed
the varsity during a half hours scrim-
mage and used good judgment. He will
be quarterback in tho Lafayette game.
Score Three Touchdowns.
During the scrimmage the varsity re-
tained possession ofNhe bail at all times.
although the scrubs held them for downs
on one occasion. Three touchdowns
were registered. This was the first scor-
ing done on F'ordham Field this season.
McNNnara. Erwig and Dempsey each
crossed the line on forward pass plays
from a closed formation.
Wigelesworth. who has been smashing
up everything coming around his posi-
ton on the varsity wings, sustained Il
badly Nrcnched knee. His position on
the first eleven as assured, but Coach
BIZ kellchcr fears lie will be ont of the
Lafayette game. Braney. the Syracuse
freshman star. filled his place. and al
though lighter thar W~isgiesworth. put
up u fine offensive game. Jack Conklin,
n veteran end, has won the other posi-
ton.
The sun., 1916-09-27
FOOTBALL OFFICIALS CHOSEN.
List Almost same as Those who
supcryIscd 1915 Encountcrs.

NEW HAYES. Sent, o6.-Onicials for
the two chief Iridiron contests OF the
season. the Yalo-liaryard and the Vale
Princeton events. hay" been announced
ny Manager Olsen Of the yale team.
Most Of the officials who conducted tho
corresponding two games last season will
supervise the 1915 encounters.
For tho Yalc-Harvard game Nathan a.
Tufts. Brown University, will referee
David Fultz. alsh of Brown. will umpire.
William n Morice, University OF Penn
sylvania. will act as head lincsman. and
pr. carl Williams. University Of Penn
sylvania. will serve rs field judge.
Tufts also has been chosen referee O!
the Yalc-Princeton match. Ms last year,
I,-. Williams will no umpire. Emory :.
Land Of Annapolis, a graduate Of the
Massachus etts Institute OF Technology,
will be linesman. and Fultz will be field
Judge.
The sun., 1916-09-27
NEW PRINCETON ARRIVALS.
Mclean and Gowan Report TO
Coach Rush at Lake Minnewaska.

LAKE MINNEwAsKA. N. Y. Sept. Go
Coach John Rush lightened the work OF
tho Tiger squad to-day. Although prac-
tice was held In both The morning and
afternoon. there hardly was any scrim-
mage work. The coaches plan to give
their charges their hardest scrirnmage
work tomorrow In preparation for the
game with Holy Cross on Saturday.
Mclean and Gowan, the last of last
sea sons veterans 10 put IN an appear
ance at the camp, reported fr work his
afternoon and were given plenty OF Il.
Gowan, who was q substitute centre
last fall. came to Minnewaska from
France. where ne had been driving an
ambulance all summer.
Bill Mclean was a regular varsity
tackle last season and will make a well
come addition to the squad. which IL hard
put for experienced tackles. The pres
ent plans OF tho management call for the
squad consisting OF about thirty players
10 leave Lake Minnewaska early Thurs
day morning for Albany. where practice
will be held before proceeding on to
Worcester.
The sun., 1916-09-27
HITCHCOCK FOR HORWEEN.
New Yorker Earns Place en- Har-
ward varsity Team.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Sept. ?s.-RaIrh
Holwecn OF Chicago Was removed from
the position Of right halfback OF tie
Harvard varsity football team to-day
and Ripley Hitchcock, lr.. of New York.
a substitute back. who played against
Colby last saturday. took his place.
q. Colket Gamer ~ Philadelphia, a y
tain OF the tennis team, Who figured in
the football squad last fall NJ a sub
s,itu;e player, has been advanced TO a
position In the varsity line IN place 90
u. q. Lowell OF Baltimore. ard viii play
against the Bates team next Saturday.
The men received a good workout.
Although there was no hard scrimmagc
tho coaches kept the men on the jump
for more than an hour. After long drills
at punting and tackling the dummy they
had a long signal drill.
The sun., 1916-09-27
Mitchell. 40 Pound Record Tuna.

In auswrr - "An"ihcr li'al'rs' l'.
ouIrv as regards Mr. Mii,I"lfs ~" roln'
tuna viii he very glad 80 tell al ! hh"N
concerning i's capture
The ,sh was caught - f"r' McuNaN'
Nnsa SouiiI. ON 'pt"mb"T i''h
Laurie u Mitchell and was onl' brought
T., CaN inter u trrWruuous sltugstr lasting
eight hours aud rftrcn minute.
The angler used n stout rod 81 avn un-
aware of Kind; Information "U THIS NAV 70"
had from Thomas i Conroy, IS. john
street. New York;. and \ Non lnfe req
containing 3:i yards 81 70 'ht"ad lin'. \
fifteen foot piano wire leader was fastened
to the line and for - lure "A small herring
was used,
This ish az weighed a. Port NcdN"'
timed IN, .ra'rs ~ 20 pound was 10
fc,t I inchs In length and : f"c' In gum
As far as lNoN up to TIA" pr't'ut lh'
Is the world record tun"
ii, t.il,I n-c"uu' - NJ Nifuh''.s
Erea, hati'. with this '-h may 70" tolud I'm
the November issue al Forest ana Sir'aul
for lplt y iEAbll'
New York September -
The sun., 1916-09-27
what's the Matter with Great Kills"

have watched THE SIN and rI,tSS
the whole season and | -" no fishing TO-
porte FROM Great XIII, Witch 7 courii'~
rather queer. az u Is ono Of the host hshluI
ground. on staten island or auyWh"r" near
III" city ~ Sew York
IiANr Morris and joe got - await" sh'
wa they are holding things back f"r th"ir
l,t'rr ,usiomrisH Is hus'u'-. SO rrisk WITH
them thai tE,S cannot Furnish lnt's iu'
the need, of their many frind-f shaun "n
Nnn, Do not hii 'our Eight under a hushrI
hut blow your horn and tell us II there t.
a fish or a crab IN III" bay.
Morris used 10 haN" "a lot ~ cruhs pcunrl
M In the hHrbor and occasionally would
opon hts mouth and let IN" good city ish-
ermeu know 81 u aud they would rush
down there and capture hundreds OF them
and the Rod and Gun would proclaim II to
the world and Morris would say, "Now
scr what YOU have done. | haven't SO,
hoAls enough to - round
wake M, YOU unfcgouorate sons and dis
cipl,s NJ STR lIaak and tell us all about
m" good old Fitzgerald home, on. coulI
hut b" there aud thrust the prod In th"ii
sides. am afraid they ar making too
much OF n picnic ground % the prkmisc,
aud the fishing fraternity are .E,cCtod \
good smith Will keep two irons In hts Are
When 7 am asked how Is the oshing a.
Great Kills I like To have au answer. Tat
now-nay. nay, Pauline.
IRA W. MOORE,
Syossct, T.. ], September "a.
The sun., 1916-09-27
HAvRE DE GRACE ENTRIES.

First Eacc-Two-year.olds maidcnS.
nye furiongs: Night Owl. H.: Merchant.
rs, swoon. rs. triendless rs, Sea ruS.,
W.; Mac Murray. ii2 Drckmatc. us,
M"oushiuer. il5. Mruompv, 10. POLY J ..
liz; capltai Prize. iiS; KRIS. liz.
second Iiacc-Al ages. handicap: siV
furlonrs Fern Rock. iV5, High Nouu,
-, back Iiav. leo. Bac. III. Sir EdgaT.
i01; Esglc, 100.
Third Racc-Three-year.olds and up;
selling milo and seventy yards. 'SIr Den
rah, 100; Ash Can. 100 Longfcllow dtnpl.
10 orotund. 49, 'Piqucti'. 100. Resist
able. 100; Mary Warren. liz,
Fourth RaCe-AiI ages, mils and sev-
cntr yards; handicap Malachite. io5;
~. Lady Teresa. -.
Fifh Eace-Thre"-V'ar-oids and up.
= ling mil" and seventy yards: 'B.nra-
min, 20 Finaloc, To-; Rob E.dheld. IS.
hrt'". ~. F!vda johnson. ll2. Ch.s.
tcr'on. rs
sixth kacc-Thr,e-yrar-old, and IN.
>''Ilig mile ana seventy yards; ll!utuin-
H'or, III sPreston Lynn. III pecp
sight. l"j. BoraN. ITO: WooJfair. 10
seventh Raoe-Two-year-oids selling
O." and a. half mrlonss: Reprobate. III,
han"htl'. III, kathryn GRAY. lic. Sky,
100 lIt' hhnHn Brady dmpt. iI9. Pas
lila i", Eurhank. los. 'Melia. 100.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The sun., 1916-09-27
Battling Leyinsky Wins.

rOl.rMDl'S. ohio. sept. Chatting
r.cNinsky 81 Sew York eaSil" defeated Hat
Ting Bradley of Columbus here last night
at the olympic club In twelve rounds.
I.pvinsky knocked Bradley down -four
times for the count NJ nine. Brad.y
tho referee refused to listen to him. We
whisky Was given a great reception when
he left the ring.