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New-York tribune., 1918-07-24
Totals .s4l924ll Totals 500

the hitting line, Maisel and Austin
collecting two safeties apiece, and
Nunamaker one. Nunamaker missed a
home run by narrow margin in the
seventh. The ball swerved just bit
too far as it sailed into the left field
oleachers and landed in foul territory.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-24
Three Bouts at Armorv

Three star eight-round bouts will
be offered Metropolitan fight devotees $
by the Armory Athletic Association of
New Jersey next Monday night. The
principals are paired as follows: Jack
Britton VS.. Willie Ryan; Jack Sharkey
VS.. Harvey Crosby and Johnny Drum
lnie VS.. Joe Mooney.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-24
PAGERS Shatter
Wosld's Marks
GrandCiircu
Miss Harris M. and Sinvl.
G. Perform Brilliantly at
Toledo Track

TOLEDO, Ohio, July 23.-world,. -.
ords were shattered on the new Nv
mile track here o-day in the ;n.,. ~4e.
OF Grand Circuit racing in to-,
Miss Harris NJ. in the free-for..,,au '.su0'
went the first mile in f:58A. the ~.
est mile ever covered By pacing r.s
In the second heat Of tina. ave.. ~
ward F. (Pop) Geers drove sinyla = -u'
mile in 1:59h, giving that torse
record and establishing a recors sS e
the fastest two paced heats c. .Oi
also drove Single G., the WHINE, y, ss s
third heat and the race, in 1:5eg
,, Geers's Remarkable Feat
IN the tlrst heat Miss Harris .~
elleo the hrst quarter in 30 secons.
the half in 80 seconds and .see0nos,
quarter in 24A seconds. Her fea. ae .ss'
the second fastest mile ever Vas ~ss
Directum holding the record of fpd.ee' d.eS
made at Columbus in 1914 LOO
MISS Harris Ms accomnlisbn
covering the last quarter in 24T soo III
onds is probably the fastest cn,s SEC
ever covered by harness horse 'ei
ne second heat was the ssconJ g..
IN his career that Geers had r;Sdo line
mile under two minutes '0ueh
Wllllam, the worlds chamnion n,.,
took the lead in the first heat and IGus,; Sa,;
1T to the stretch. He was nran a,,u 1eio
the dash, and finished fourth s1'' 70
In two of 'he other races tho +,
ties won, while the talent was ;o,-as aCi =
the third. Ina j., picked as 49,, ;'eu IN
the 2:06 trot, took the .irst and go. N
heats, her time IN the second 'isVna bena
In the Sherwood cup. for tbres.v..x
9io trotters, Chestnut Peter. the 'rSi col,
Iommy Murphy sold LAST week for coz G,'
o0o, won in straight heats with ~ h.
former owner in the sulkv. "''
Dagastan, the favorte in tba o.,s
trott, finished third in the first bsa. is
and was distanced in the second IT,
race went to Tacita after Bonnie had
won the first heat in 2:0sl. "'O
A crowd of nearly 10000 saw n.
races, which were postponed from YES.
terday on account of rain.
The summarizes:
FREE-FoR-ALL PACE-PuRsE. $1,000
Single q, lGeers) ................'. ,
Mi MiIijsn Harris X M, Murphy.
Russell Boy (Edman) ''''''''''
Time 1854. l59is. l5a4.
2:os CLASS TRoT-TNG-PURsE. $1,000
Brescia (Rodneyi -
Busy's Lassie (Co1l
Asi A5sien fenseti9n TNet, theMahon'
Also started-omrect and ROYAL Mac.
Time. 2O5s. 9.O434 e.o5is
THE SHERWOOD CUP-s-YEAR-oLp TRoT.
TERs-PuRsE. $1,000
Chestnut Peter Murphy) ....... ,
Hollywood Naomi (Dodge) .......... :
Tru1tOn (Cox) .......a a....... /:
Sunny Smiles fSquires ...... 4 (
Also started-Mamie Lock
Time. 2.0s14. 9o-A
2Is CLASS. TROTTING-FIRsr DIVISION
PURSE. $1,000
Tacita (Fleming) e.,
Bonnie tMageers) ...........
Frisco Worthy tCox) -
Little Grove DUNN -
Aso stsrted-Litte Rena. Dasastan and slico
Time. . osi4. e.oaL nc.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-24

The batting of Bill Lamar, who took
the place Of Gilhooley in right field,
was noteworthy. Bill got three hits in
we'll did the next best work with the
stick, his safe clouts numbering two
in four attempts.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-24


a
loo Franks
New-York tribune., 1918-07-24

GIANTS. To-day. with st. Louis, 8 80 P. M
iolo Grounds Adm. 60c.-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-24
Empire City Entries

fur'ongs. '' Aoout SIX
tdss, 1ss yosd, youmesd lcs (a4s) Sea Pirate .lls
selling: mile and a sixteenth
s3 s533) Home S Home no 34s Capt March.t 1o5
3i5s 81 Kewpe o,Neil losl252 Square Set Iii
80. JACK Of Spades. l04 3l5a n. K Beal - l07
33o 353, Magnetic lo5 7ts Greetings .... IS
SaS saS Sea Gull .....lo5l277 Ellison '.......1Ii
OIL .iIsS hryh 49,. ~ 334 Starry Banner 100
-Iokay ....... 106
lHlKD RACE Three year -ods and upward ::
handicap; claiming: mile and seventy yards
Sl9 Mistress Polly. 1903 a35' Dan ...........lo los
337 Camecock .. l0O3O3 Conduit ioy
t335) Mimic III ......ll4
FOURTH RACE.--Knickerbocker Handicap: thr,e
year-ods; milo and sixteenth
Sa5. sta' Recount 11oss,s 5ysau Bout lo5
"a Pamhee pann IDOL ioSI 35s. Flags l25
FIFTH RACE.-sellins; three year -olds and IN
New-York tribune., 1918-07-24

Cecil Algernon Causey. The kid pitcher
OF the Giants, who won four of the ten
victories scored bv the McGraw men
on their recent Western trip, was a
spectator. "Red" was most modest re-
garding his success, and dismissed it
all with, "Well, l was lucky; the breaks
came my way" No signs of swell
head here.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-24

BE Frank. big colt. showed plenty OF spe
ran over his opponents Davdue had plenty of
leader through tho last furlong. Mc'Taggart ma
race and the colt stopped In the stretch The
poorly.
Scratched-Brght Lights ia: Hohokus ia
New-York tribune., 1918-07-24
Racing Summaries
Empire City, Ninth Day, July 20
WEATHER CLEAR; TRACK FAST

RACE Selling for ods and upward 800 added
er
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Another onlooker was Al Schacht,
pitcher, who has twice been taken to
Marlin by McGraw. and farmed out to
the Rochester Club, of the Interna-
tlonal League. Al was in the uniform
OF Uncle Sam, and said he was sta
toned for the present at Fort Slocum.
Schacht did little pitching in the Steel
League before entering the service.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-24

The ex-Yankees showed up we'll in
New-York tribune., 1918-07-24

Time. 2.osA. e.oaN. ? 2os4.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-24

Apprentice allowance claimed,
New-York tribune., 1918-07-24

Bon lage was turned around at the start. He
stretch and came with rush through the stretch
early closed fast after making several vide
the pace. star Gazer stopped, after showing early
Observation-Disclosures. g Scratched-Hano lie
3EG FIFTH RACE.-Selllng; for three year-o
About six turlougs. At post minutes
Time. 0:22as, 0:47. l'0916 Winner. br g. by tt
Trainer +
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Gb,uarb S. gillette BeitDrben.
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den bes bieiigen Strabenbabnitreifs
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Nleilenbiider fir ale Sabnen.
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Sus. Der 2rieaitcucrporiaae.
@aibingtom 13. ans.
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|.aue Iemperen59etrdnfe uno einestellz
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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1918-10-11
FISCAL COURT ORDER.

Regular Term Ohio County Fiscal
Court. October Term, 1918. "Resolu-
tion and Order.
On motion of Esquire w. S. Dean,
il is ordered that in the event the
Question of voting a 20 cent road
tax, for a period of Five CD years,
should carry in favor of said tax,
this court will change the system of
working the publci roads of Ohio
County, and will discontinue the
system of working the roads by
hands, and the very best system will
be substituted for the system now in
force. Ayes and hayes being called
resulted in all of the Justices present
voting in the affirmative, whereupon
the motion was declared carried and
so ordered.
MACK COOK, ]. o. c. c.
A true copy attest;
14t4 w. c. BLANKENSHiP.
Clerk Ohio County Fiscal Court
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1918-10-11

Times made a frantic appeal to the
people of the Fifth district TO re-
turn Swager Sherley to congress. In
its eagerness to boost its favorite the
Times INDUCED the absurd statement
that Mr. Sherley was the ablest man
i'm either house of congress. Friday
the Times in another editorial, less
cxtravigant but earnest, urged the
voters of Louisville TO adjourn poll
tics and elect Judge Gordon to the
Appellate court Such loyalty to its
party candidates is creditable If not
commendable, but why does not the
times follow up, or rather why did
it not precede. this editorial shell fire
with an editorial torrent boosting its
candidate, Governor Stanley, for the
United States senate? Since the third
quarter of the September moon we
have not observed the mention of can
didate Stanley's name in the editorial
columns of the Courier Journal or
Times.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1918-10-11
POLITICS IN PARAGRAPHS.

When reproached by DR.. Bruner
for abusing the pardoning power,
Governor Stanley's only defense was
that he had pardoned more Republic
cans than Democrats. All of which re-
minds us that even before Mr.. stan
ley was elected Governor, rumor had
it that his friends were bartering
promises of pardons to mountain Re
publicans in return for votes.
On the letter head of the Demo
cratic state campaign Committee we
observe the pictures of Wilson ana
Stanley leaning heavily apart. We
assume this is meant to illustrate the
divergence of their opinions on wo-
man suffrage.
1t is perhaps unfortunate for Gov
ernor Stanley's candidacy for United
States Senator this year, that the
Louisville Courier-Journal and Times
passed from under the control of
brewery and distillery sentiment and
into the hands of a management that
stands for the rights of women and
prohibition.
While the nation is engaged in the
most titantic war of all ages and
times, it is a fortunate event that
partisan politics should be subOrdi-
mated to the highest interest OF the
country. The election of the United
States Senator from Kentucky this
year, rightly turns upon the personal
records of the respective candidates.
DR.. Bruner has been identified with
the Sunday School, Church and moral
influences, and is entitled to the re-
spect and confidence of the best SEN
timent of the State. He stands for
State and national prohibition and
for woman suffrage, the two great
moral movements which are now
commanding the attention of the
people.
The Republicans, out in the State,
are accustomed to inquiring what will
LOulSNlllt uO bClIOSidto iOoo Va
nearly seven thousand votes in the
Louisville registration is the conclu-
sive answer this year to what Louis
vile will do.
Mr.. Stanley was for number of
years a representative in Congress
and for three years has been Cover
nor of the Commonwealth, and yet no
we'll known Democratic newspaper
in Kentucky offers Mr.. Stanleys Of
fetal record as a reason for his cleo
ton to the United States Senate.
To those who would elect a United
States Senator to support the Presi-
dents war measures, We commend
this statement of DR.. Burners in his
Springfield speech, Were l not
heart and soul for every war policy
that Woodrow Wilson stands for, for
winning the war, l would not seek
your support in this race.
Disappointed by the diluted in
dorsement given him in the Presi-
dents telegram to Senator Beckham,
Governor Stanley hurried to Wash
ington to consult Mr.. Wilson. SO far
the fruits of the Governors visit to
the White House are not apparent.