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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-15
ATTEND CONFERENCE,

A number of Earlham college men
are leaving this week for the annual
Y. NJ. c. A. student conference at
Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, which be-
gins June 16
At least half dozen girls from
Earlham are planning to attend the
girls conference at Lake Geneva the
latter part of August.
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II Takes Nerve.
Convention Averages

Aoch Der Kaiser!
However, in the International, K.
Wilhelm is still leading the individual
batting lists.
And in the Commercial, George
Bayer still maintains high standard
OF excellence.
discontinued for diplomatic reasons)
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SEEDERS WIN
FROM NATCOS

Coming from behind. after the Nat
cos had taken over the first one, the
Seeder Twos toppled enough of the
hardwood to make it two Of three in
the summer seasoning at the "Y"
last night. At that the Mats totaled
a higher team score for the three
Bennett of the Specials was the high
consistent. The scores:
A, s, M No, 2,
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MISS PARKER WINS
COLLEGE MONOGRAM

Miss Edna Parker, senior, is the
1916 champ of the Earlham coed
tennis colony. She will receive the
school monogram The title was
won in recent competition with some
seventy-five coed students. Runner
up honors In Earlham coed tennis
went to Louise Mervin, junior, who
lost the initial honor to Miss Parker
in close sets, Sc, 3-6 and 6-3.
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CONNERSvILLE BOOKED

BROWNSVILLE, Ind. June 10
After losing the twelve inning 2-to-1
game to the Harrisburg club last
Sunday,the Brownsville baseball team
is preparing comeback at the ex'
pense of the Connersville C. A. C.. club
book here the coming Sunday. Last
Sundays game with Harrisburg was
one Of the best ever played here.
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WILL TEST SANITY

Henry C. Hathaway, owner of the
Theatoriunl movie" theatre on
Main street, will be brought before a
commission in Justice Strayer's court
this afternoon to determine his san
ity. Hathaway is 70 years of age. The
sanity commission is composed of Drs.
Zimmerman, Kruger and Mendennall
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ARRAlGN JOHN CARIcE

EATON, O., June 15.-John Carice,
charged with failure to provide for his
wife, will be arraigned Wednesday
evening in the court of Mayor Fees.
The couple were married only a few
weeks ago.
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GIVE CHILDREN OUTING

ELWOOD, Ind, June 15.-The
Young Peoples Christian league has
completed arrangements to give a ten
days outing to fifty children from the
Chicago tenement districts.
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Quaker Batters
Face His Slants
c. ACTION

1t has been mentioned that New
Castles trip over this way Sunday
didn't do the Quakers' batting per-
centages any good.
To what extent the clouting aver
ages of the local club members will
suffer in Sundays game with the
Springfield Athletics, largely depends
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INVITE BILLY SUNDAY

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 10
The amateur baseball teams here will
invite Rev. Billy Sunday to referee
their baseball games.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

~.. Yesterdays Results.
Detroit, s.; New York, 2.
ST Louis, s; Boston, 5.
Chicago, 4; Washington, /.
Games Today.
Boston at Chicago.
Washington at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
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ELECT KNoLLENBERG

George H. Knollenberg was elected
a director of the Indiana Retail Dry.
Goods association at the second an
nual convention which closed yester-
day. The convention was held in In
dianapolis
Mr.. Knollenberg was second vice
president of the association last year
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EARLhAM ny" WINS

Earlham college has been notified
that 1t Is the winner In the annual
Y. M. C. A. prize for the neatest re-
port.
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Summary: Struck out-by Badly
3. Bases on balle-Off Bady 6. Stolen
bases-Kinsella (2), Boyce, Boyer
Time of game-:30. Umpire-Van
SAINT.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Yesterdays Results.
Kansas City, 4; Columbus, 0.
Indianapolis, Z; st. Paul, 4.
Minneapolis Louisville, rain.
Toledo-Milwaukee, rain.
Games Today.
Toledo at Milwaukee.
Columbus at Kansas City.
Indianapolis at st. Paul.
Louisville at Minneapolis.
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Russian Savings banks have re-
ceived $1,750, 200. 600 since the war be-
gan.
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Italian state railways are gradually
Increasing their number of electric
locomotives
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Yesterdays Scores
In Major Leagues
NATIONAL.
nj, IT, = 1Is

NATIONAL. -...
At Philadelphia
R. H. E.
Pittsburg :. 1000 600 010 oO-2 5 /
p Philadelphia 900 900 101 OO1-3 8 2
Batteries: Jacobs and Schmidt;
Rixey and Killifer.
At Boston
Cincinnati. 900 o1o 200 ooo-3 6 0
Boston So. 001 101 900 0o1-4 Is O
Batteries: Mitchell and Wingo; Ra-
gan and Tragressor
At New York
Chicago ....... 900 010 021-4 8 /
New York . 900 600 000-0 5
Batteries: Lavender and and Archer;
Matthewson and Rariden.
st. Louis 800. 003 10 oo0-5 7 Z
Brooklyn 49,. 10 040 OPS 2
Batteries: Ames, Jasper and Sny-
der; Coombs, Marquard and Meyers.
AMERICAN.
At st. Louis ..-.
R. H. E.
Boston ........ 100 900 40o-5 8 2
st. Louis ...... 600 010 16*-S IL O
Batteries: Mays, Shore, Foster and
Cady; McCabe, Groom and SEVERED.
At Detroit
R. H. E.
New York 49,. 900 001 001-2 s 1
Detroit $500. Ill 0101 OPS II
Batteries Morgridge, Fischer, Rus
sell and. Walters; Coveleski and Stan
age.
At Chicago
R. H. e.
Washington -. 900 -010 000-1 g. 2
Chicago 900 020 20&-4 8 O.
Batteries: Johnosn and Oinsmith;
Scott and Schalk
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LEAGUES SUBSCRIBE
$3.50 FOR MISSIONS

Richmond contributes annually $3.50
of the $1,000 raised by the Epworth
Leagues of the Sixth district for the
support of DR.. Lowry, a missionary
in China.
This was brought out in the report
of the Rev. S. L. Gates missionary, at
the Union City convention.
Grace M. e. league contributes SIS,
the Young Peoples society of First
M. e. church gives $50 and the Junior
League of Fairview Methodist church
gives IS.
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HUBS BOOK TIGERS

HAGERSTOWN, Ind, June IS
Bookings of the Hagerstown Hubs, an
nounced by Manager Lichtenstadt, are:
June 1S-Richmond Tigers at Ha-
gerstown.
June 25-Williamsburg at Williams
burg.
July Palestine at Hagerstown.
July 9-Wilkinson at Hagerstown
The city of Atlanta, Ga, owns a
water tower for which it paid $4,000
and which has been used only once
in twelve years
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in a sport column lies in the fact that
it takes a mighty good sport to re-
main frivolous in this brand OF wea-
Their
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whv the SUSPENSE. Row?

Why the suspense, Roy!
Roy Peck is carrying around with
him a mighty secret. which, according
to all those in on the same, say will
revolutionize the sporting world of
Richmond
It Takes Nerve.
It's said that Eddie Rickenbacher.
the speed king, will soon announce his
engagement. always did say that
fellow had nerve.) -.@
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DUNING'S
SPORTOSCOPE
Oh. Dear

Oh, DearI
Did you ever see such weather il
your life?" she asked
Yes, just last week" he replied.
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Eleven grains of radium we're pro
duced in the United States last year.
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And still he wondered why he wa
requested to leave early.
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AN e RIcAfI.
At Chicago

R. H e.
Washington -. 900 -010 000-1 s. 2
Chicago $780,. 900 02o 20*-4 8 O
Batteries: Johnosn and Oinsmith;
Scott and Schalk
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LEXINGTON RESULTS,

FIRST RACE-SeIIins: SysEr-olds and Upward
siI fUrlOnEs. John W. Klein. los tKede-isl $ g.
So 50. S50. won; Miss Kruts-. lG UapAius} & %
go. second; ChEmeuse. 10 tGooss) - third
nmc. IA - BlEDchitI- MOrTistoNn OSrris Orns
and Ybca also rSn
SECOND RACE-Purss; mEidsu S-year-olds, ~,
and One-hAH furlOnn. RufuN, IL CTEylorl s. 20
s.. s.. won; MonOtCry. IL tsloanl SIS 81 81 ~
Ond; PhilsmUn. IL Murphy. SN third Tina
] % IS. Precious. Elizzbsth TlOmps1n ss-he1uIs
Square Dealer. Sur WeIOas KnsbeIk1mp and Bi.--
also TGn
THIRD RACE-HEBdicAp: Syesr-olds nd M
ward; IiI furlonEN 'Bunshurst. II (Goo-sl, as
ID. out Won. John. r.. - CNWphJ1, s. oat
second; NoEus. III tADdr-~~l, out. third Tina
laSlS AmAsou also IN. Anasso and B-4ns-
nUrst cc1plsd-
FOURTH RACE-HEndiesp: Sy-sr-osds ana Up
ward; mile and OoesiTtecoth. MHnarsT wa5ts
l6 tNurphyl. sIIb tsIo out. wuuI AIdeesrp1 Ies
tGooSsl, $50. out second; HNnOriE, leS CshiTlinx
out, third Tine, lsS Ia Dorcshy Dean 1l.o "a
FIFTH RACD-slI fu1oan; Iy-y-olds sd
upward Cash 90 Delivsry lh (Goossl, q n ga
S2D. won; LaE1. 10 U&psillsl. nE UG .-co~.x ,
HApenny. 10 CGrayl. AD, third Tina LA "a
ChiS Brown, MIDsseh, st~pasB h snS Bo4,as sa<-
nm
SIXTH RACB-SelitnrI fTr~roAdsI Nv, furSu~
sp4ns WHIST Ii OkuThyl. an ~ asa Wa
Deck Hand M CHO~S. HyN su .-cnodI b.
E1ntI l1 Q<p~msl, s. 6trd Tina IN "a
Shi1stons. Binen and Hsrn-es Dsusht~r .A-s -n
SEVENTH RACD-MDs and ons-eiEhth R,aksr
Bill. N CMwphy1. r.S, An, gA&, ruzi P-a
Degree. los tGonssl, AZ. cIH. s~oood; Gala wsy
los CSlosn) A2. third Tina 1894 CAErS~s
Francis. JEWboDe and Mowdy Ho~dy also r.n
The Washington herald., 1916-09-10
LEXINGTON ENTRIES.
IEOr Monday

FIRST RACE-Sellng; 5year-oldS; FLIES; aI
furlonES Rapids. lu; Gypsy Blair. los; Car
dome, ,O8; LuzH. los; YGcs, los; Busy Joe lo4;
Polly Connolly. los; Busy Alice I8.
SECOND RACB-Purss: 2-year-od maiden FLIES
Ave and onehah furlongs Glad. liz; Hester
Smith. III: Polly Anna. III: Ruth Wehlo. ll2;
Fashion Girl III; Queens Park. III; Katherine
Kruter. liz; Bird Lore IL; Lady Michigan IL;
Snow Drift, liz; Flash Light. H. Twinkle Toes,
'll2; White stocdngS liz Ruth Wshlo and White
Stockings, CHM entry.
THIRD RACE-Purss; Syssr-olds and upward
mile and seventy yards Jane staith. y; Indo-
lence lo7 Star Jasmine. fT; King CORN. lu2:
Bob Hensley. lG; TOksy. lG.
FOURTH RACB-Purse; Syear-oIds; six furIonEs
Anthonys Last ZOE: Biddy. Io5 Ardent, lOs: Sister
Susie los: sansming. Ill; Milestone III; Deliver,
lo5; Mika Fula, los; Chief Brown. Ios; Kinney. IL
Big Fellow. Ill: Primsru. LIS
FIFTH RACE-SeIlins; 3year-olds; Eve and one
half furlongs Deckhsnd. %; Minnie MCGEE, lN;
Wood Thorn, fG; George O. Lows. IU; Fe.nt. ~;
MiItrey, lr; Jocular, Ioe; snswr. le; Peachie.
IU: Opportunity. lp; Spring wheat 1U; Bob
Dundon, 10.
SIXTH RACEsellins; Syear-olds and upward
mile and onefourth. Amulet. s.; Charles FrxncS
looI J.wbone los; Booker Bill. los; sNsr5oCis D..
100; First Degree, los; Injury. lo5
SEVENTH RACE-Purse; ty-ar-olds and upward
hx frlonsx Dzrk Flower, los; STILES Knob, los;
Hawthorns los; ESnont lbs; Blsckis Dzr, 100;
Mars Cassidy. los: Filisr-e, lss; Anna Krutsr los;
Jack o'Dowd, l@
.Aurrsntic. Allowance ciatned
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KENILWoRTH RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Pmse, 500: Syear-olds and ND
ward selling; i've and nnehalf fulonss waTering
lU (Htnphy). Si.0, SIS, SAD won; Souvenir, log
tStearns). 80 S.o. secuud; Ethan Allen 10
Gentry, $50. third. Time. liz IS Violet Flank
Patterson. Bogart. Chiffon Chief, Rio Brazns, Old
Gross and Mrs Menard also ran.
SECOND RACE-Purse. 500; S-year-olds and up
ward; six furlOngs. Al Pierce l02 CThurber) Sl3lo
s. $50. won; Old Bob. los tClarer) $40, $50
second; Kazan, Jos (Cruise) sls9 third Time
l:l9 Is. Galeswinthe Charles B. Rusty Coat O
It's True, Mex, Fawn. Mis- GeneTiere. and Impru-
dent also ran
THIRD RACE-Purse 500; 3-yesr-ohs and up
ward; selling; SIX furlongs. A. c. Haley II:
CThurbsr). S3o $50 second: BorsI los (Claver)
So. third; Time: l:ls. Coppertown, Minstrel
Miss Barn Harbor. Quick. and CoreopsIs also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 500; 3year-olds and up
ward; selling; one mile and twenty yards TsrIetOn
p. los tkoppleman). 81, $3.50, $50 won; Peg
(Molesworthl, $40. third. Time. 80 Ralph s.
Hoo's Hoo. Belle OF the Kitchen. w W. CLARK.
Golden Lassie. Nellie Boots Roy, and Muzanti
also ran.
FIFTH RACB-Purse. $500; SyeAr-ohs and Up
ward; handicap; one mile and seventy yards.
TyphoOn. 81 (CIaTerJ, $50. y, a1. won; Star Of
Love. LIS tstearnsl. $40, $50 second; Herbert
Temple IS Ulykel, $40 third. Time l4s IS.
Christophine. King Box, Star Gift and Little
String also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-Pms. 500; syear-olds and up
ward; selling; one mile and twenty yards Batwa,
los (Koppleman1, 81. $3.50 SD won; Clara MOT
gan. 8 uykel, $50, $50 second; Bobolink, LOO
(Ryan), $50, third Time, lse rs. Harweod
Virgis Dot. Louise Ttarers. and BalfOu also nn-
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 500: mile and twenty
yards Gibraltar. 50 Dykel. SEQ. sl45o, $50.
won; Thanksgiving. 100 Molesrorth), $50. $40
second; York Lad. Io4 tCarnn). $50. third Time.
l8 Jerry, Ldttle Bigger, Commonesia, Amaze
ment, Electric, Baby Lynch and Dsturber also rsn-
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Keziah. 100 wascher). % to l. to l, to 10 third
Time Al S. White Metal also ran
SECOND RACE-Selling; SyeAr-olds and Upward
siI furlongs. Yankee Notions. n6 CHaynesl, TO s.
TO g. to s. won; Striker lis phillips, Il 70 J.
TO J. to 2, second; Mr.. Specs. liz CTroIlsri,
to l. TO J. to 5, third. Time. Is IS. Naushon,
Tie Pin Chestertnn. Peaceful, Star. Lady EdWinA'
Excelsior and Humiliation also ran.
THIRD RACE-QuoGue Handicap; Syear-ods and
upward; one and one-siIteenth miles Fellowship,
l04 tshuttingerl Z to / to l. out won; MAlschits.
ll3 a. McTAEEzrtl. . to g. To 5. out, second
Solar Star lG G3uItonl j. to S, TO 5. out, third
Time l:45 IS. Gamer also r1n-
FOURTH RACE-LAwrence Realization; Syesr
olds: one and onehSlf miles Spar Hawk. Ii
CPhrlirs ) to l. to 5. out. won; Spur. u
Loftus, s to S, l 70 . out second; Cdmpe1, Ill
a. McTaEgart) s to g. l 70 2 out, third. Time,
2z rs. kilmer and AirnAn also un.
FIFTH RACE-CorinthiLn Handicap; Heeple
chase; 3year-olds and upward; two and onehah
miles Duke Of Duluth, 10 (O'Bienl. TO ?, 10
s out won; Duel Boneher, IS Allen, II TO 10,
2 to 5. out. second: Bill Dudley. Ii Ryan. TO !,
s to S out. third. Time SIS Pebeto abo rsn.
Duel Bonehsur added starter.
Sixth race called OIL
SEVENTH RACE-Sellins; maiden 2yearolds
six furlonss. Sandal l0l CWIrsrher), Is 10 10. to
2 l to S. won; GlAnaginty l5 u. McTaggArb, :
to . to s. to 2, second; Fefucca, los (BuItOnl.
to | S to s. to s. third. Time. lis 50 Ponce de
Leon and Glitter also
The Washington herald., 1916-09-10
EMPIRE GRID TEAM
READY FOR ACTION

The Empire Athletic Club is ready to
start the 1916 season on the gridiron. AT
q meeting held last week the following
players of last seasons squad reported:
II. Russell. captain; E. Wheeler, G.
Meyers E. Briel. Winters, c. Coombs,
Dresden, i. Lanahan
The following new candidates are out
for the team: r. Thayer, D. Woodbridge,
T. Barry, W. c. Rathbone, G. Nolan, NJ.
Snow. NJ. Hurley, L Watson, Z. Bland,
and from reports II Is expected that all
Of last years men will be out with the
squad by the end Of the coming week
~ the end of this month the club will
hold an election Of officers for the COM
ing year. Those holding office at present
are: President, Frank R. Heise; secre-
rary, John A Smith; treasurer, Herbert
Fesssnden. With the exception of the
\ Giants the club expects to have as
strong a team as any in the city. All
rrst-Class eIevens in this section desiring
g." arrange games address Frank r.
liCis". ell = street northeast
The Washington herald., 1916-09-10
BLUE BoNEETs ENTRIES.
Monday

FIRST RACE-stI fr-1oosi rr Sd6.d: z--~r-
oids- LAZY Betty. -; suurdss III The Lot Bird
los; OriEnI. los: JErIto Us SIN RaStIs. II: Cspt
B, rs
SECOND RACD-Seling; handicap $50 HddsS :
ell AEes: six furiunE Bed Po~L -: LADY Mez
icsn. III; MIum's Choios, 10: Tlns-s- ling. 10.
The Busybody. lG; DzrtwoJh lTT: sinsi ~
sTutinse-, To- Ast-oloTsr. IL: Mise GsyIs, 10:
lschszSbble, lB: PEymESSz, 10.
THIRD RACE-The DIRTY Cup Hsndicsp: DIV.
$50; Syearolds and upward mile and thres-f1urths
Our MEbe1e. e; Ask Ma %: Phi T, g; Four-
tain Pay. l6; PeOp-T Sauce -.
FOURTH RACE steeTlechGss; 500 added ..1
ing: +year-Olds and UPWARD: about two mills
Collector. liS: Joe GIyie ID; Charles r. Gr1inF,F
~; Chester Krum. I+4i Hand Running -
FIFTH RACE-ChsmplAin Selling stats.: s nr
ADDED; SyesZ-olds and upward one mile sehensr
lo9; Robert Bradley, III Fes. IL; -SGDds o.
Pleasure. IS; Th0nhin ~; NiFsl l6. q n
Miller. loS Prohibition, Ico NiEsl and O. n
Milhr. Carmen entry
SIXTH RACE Handicap; SEQ Gdded: .-v..y-
olds seven furlOnE Butterscotch II ump1 IL;
NEukeaG is; Cadillac. Jos; Blue Fox lU. Golden
Bantam. lis Queen Of the Sea- los; AmIlF1mator.
lOs
SEVENTH RACE-seIHnE; 500; S-yes--oIds and
upward mile and Ons-eEhth- Fair Orlenl luz:
Nsrmar. 100; JSbut, ,U Chad Ruf1rd %. River
King III Judge Sale, lOr Miss WGters II. Mamie
McIee, lG: Mud Sill. III; Billy CuIbs-ts.a1 lOL
'ATpCentce allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1916-09-10
BLUE BONNET RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-seIlins; purse. 500; iu-aroldsi
sir furlouss Douglass g., liz (Pickens), $50
SW, $50. won; Starter. 10 (SchAmsrhorn), $50,
$50. second; Out lis tRice). $40. third. Tine.
l:l7 10. Kestrel and AmaBordan also ran.
SECOND RACE-Handicsp; purse $500: all ages
seven furlongs. Amplion. 100 u. Williams,
$50, $40 $780, won; Anime. 100 Hayes. sll7o.
o. second Corn Broom, lB Collins. $50. third.
Time. p Pepper Sauce, Good Shot, Red Post.
Galaday and Hampton Dame also ran. Corn Broom
and Pepper Sauce coupled
THIRD RACE-The Earl Grey Cup; handicap;
purse, $780, 3year-olds and upward; mile and
won; King Neptune. ia (Robinsonl $50, $40
second; Thorn Hill ll3 (Schermerhorn) $40. third.
Time, 2as. Fountain Fay and skeer Face also
ran.
FOURTH RACE-The Hendrie Memorial Handi.
cap; steeplechase; purse. 1850: +year-Olds and
upward; about three miles. Robert Oliver. IA
lWiliamsl. $3.50, & 50, out, won; Battery l4s CPem'
berton), SEQ, out second; New Haven. ~ tSculy).
out. third. Time, 622. Only three starters
FIFTH RACE-Handicap; purse, 500; all ages
seven furlongs. The MSsquersder. ia (Robnsonl
N.lo $40. out, won; Top O. the Morning, *
CRics), $40, out, second; Water Lady lH me
Atee). out, third. Time, r. Eewessa also ran.
SIXTH RACE-SeIling; purse, 500; FLIES and
sabe. 100 tSchemerhOrn). $50, SI2Io, $50. won
Queen Of Paradise. IO2 WARD. $500 $40. second
Broom Corn, los tRobinson). S. third Time. - rs
Ninda. Requiram and Auster also ran
SEVENTH RACE-C1aming: purse, 500; Swear
olds and upward: mile and oue-eightb. St. Chlrl.
cote, III tHobinsonl. 80, $50 $50. won: Mono
cacy, liz Hayes $780, $50 second; Col. Gutelius.
lo4 tGourley), 3d. third. Time 81 rs. Fairly,
Patty Regain and Eutsrps also ran
The Washington herald., 1916-09-10
MR.. AND MRS. SINCLAIR
WIN FOUR-BALL EVENT

The putting course Of the Columbia
Country Club presented a rather busy
appearance yesterday afternoon when
about fifty couples competed in the mixed
tour-ball event which was played there
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E Sinclair were the
winners, with Miss Louise Mclaughlin
and Emmons S. Smith, tr., as runners
up.
Mr.. and Mrs Alpheus Winter vsre
, 10 90 nineteen holes in the conso-
lation before they could beat Mr. and
MRS. ]. NJ. Williams in the final round.
First prize was offered by H. G. Shert-
Jan, while those given the runner-up and
consultations winners were given by the
club. Summaries:
Preliminary round-Mr. and Mrs.. A. Y L~a-h
H. defeated Mr. and Mrr A. Winter 1 nm. NJ,
and Mrs. L. E. Sinclair defeated M ~ NJ
L. =. McLachlen 2 up and l; Mrs ]. G. Nc
LAughlin and B. U. Graham defeated Mr. and Ms
q. G. Van Leer ! up
First rouDd-Mr. and Ms A. B. sheIton d.ss.t.d
MIS- b. Q. Graham and J. @. Mclaughlin . mn
and 2; Miss Louise Mclaughlin and n q snIth
H. defeated Mr.. and Mrs. Il. O. Sheridan / mn
s a. nOlss; Mr; C. Cot and Il. O. Cot, b..
and Mrs hyer Cohen defeated Mr. and Mr., 4 Y
Leech, r., up; Mr.. and Mira L. z. Sinclair DE-.
iested Ms. J, g: MCLAUGHLIN and B. U. Graham,
l up; Mr.. snd Mrs. W. z. Shannon defeated NJ
and Mrs g. A. Bieder, Q up; Mr.. and MS + q
Graves defeated Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ William, 2
up and l: Dr.. and Mrs. P. L. Hodges defeated Mr.,
and Mrs. Z. s. Smith, up and )
Second round-AIiss L. Mclaughlin and
Smith. n. defeated Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Shelton
up; Mrs. Z. O. Colt and Z. @. Colt IT. defeated
Mr.. and Mrs. Myer Cohen 2 up sud ?: Mr. ana
Ms. L. E. Sinclair defeated Mr. and Mrs w r
Shannon. up and ! Dr.. and Mrs p. L. Hodges
defeated Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Graves, 2 up and !
Semi final round-Mss L. Mclaughlin and z
Smith, IT.. defeated Mrs. L. c. Colt and Y q
Colt, IT,, 6 up and s. Mr.. and Mrs L. d. Sinclair
defeated DR.. and Mrs. p. L. Hodges, IN and /
Final rUund-Mr. and Mrs L. E. Sinclair defeated
Miss Louise Mclaughlin and E. s. smith. n, ?
up and l. -
CONSULTATIONS.
Preliminary round-Mr. and Mrs C. C. Van Iasr
defeated Mr.. and Mrs L. P. Mclaughlin eup
First round-Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Sheridan de-
feated Mrs. B. q. Graham and ]. c. Mclaughlin /
up; Mr. and Mrs. A. Winter defeated Mr. and Ms
G. W. Simpson, up and 2: Mr.. and Mrs @. A
Bieder defeated Mr.. and Mrs. G. O. Van Lesr j
up at 10 holes; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ Williams AZ
Eeated Mr.. and Mrs E. s. Smith, up and /
Semi-hnsl round-Mr. an6 Mrs. A Winter de-
feated Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Sheridan, ! up; Mr. and
Mrs. ]. N. Williams defeated Mr.. and Mrs. c, AZ
Bieder, ! up.
Final round-Mr. and Mrs. Alpheus Winter de-
fested Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ. Williams, up at 10
holes.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-10
BELMONT PARK ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Maiden 2year-olds; Eve and one
half furlongs straight. Home Sweet Home
formerly Sycamore HID, lis; Leicester timp). lis;
First Ballot, liz; Leading Lady. IL: Onunda, liz;
H. W. Pa, 15; Declmste. lis; Pickwick ll5; Black
Eagle ump), IL
SECOND RACE-Handicap; all ages: seven fur
longs main course Fern Rock, Ill; MilunAn. p:
Hanson. 10; Jacoba, lOs; HSuberk. Ill; Gamer r24
Xydon (imp), l0.
THIRD RACE-Sellins; Syear-olds and upward
one mile Excelsior, 100; White Metal lN; Mr..
Specks, 1Is; Ahara. IL; Menlo PARK 100.
FOURTH RACE-The Nursery Handicap; 81. 0OO
added: year-olds; six furongS, straight Vivid 10;
Koh-i-noor. lOs; Straight Forward. los; HOurless
(mp), II.
FIFTH -Stseplechase; selling; 4year-olds
and upward; SJout two miles syosset is; Bee
thoven. 49, 'DoubIet, 49, sandow. 49, 'siIty -Four
40: RusiIs l5; White Metal IA; J. R. johnson,
l45; Dorcris lS.
. SIXTH RACE-Hsndcap; Syear-olds and upward
one mile. Jacoba lIs; Fellowship. IL; Tea Csddy.
IA; Pleone 100; Polroms (imp), Io6; WeDonah lU5.
sApprentice allowance claimed