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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08
@rnnoeiaentbnms ilebertrasHnsen
ginsinnati. z. Gebr. 1918.

gintiHunti. z. Jebr. 1913.
ggillium 6eterman Sr. u. u. ar
bic Queen Gin gottIins Co., 80 bel
200 iJub an Der Siibieiie. Der Cor.
mine Strabe 81. (Stsuer SILL
Ralpb ). 9OitelIo an sIusuit %.
9ammsrlin, 40 bel $50 Jub an Der
Dei.ieite tsr gdripn Ro. 81. StsIer
S4.50.)
stuguit q. 9amerIin an Rarp =.
2Dman. 80 bsi 125 syub an Der Oits
ieite Der Garter StraBs, 100 CUB
norbliG Der Diaiams 2ipsnue 81.
(5tsuer $5.)
Sofepb aOebter on Rofa aoebter.
100 bel 125 }uB an Der SiiSieite
Der &nor StraBs in 6airmount. 81.
Games q. 9amble on bas Oeuts
Ide Diatpniiisn 6dus unb bas Ses
i5esba SpipitdI, % bei 100 SUB an
Der Siibisite Der Gromn Strabe.
Isl s5uB peitlih Der Wsnp Strabe
auf Nalnui 5ils 81.
DIR Rnalab upn Biniam ".
@aener an 5reb acmer, 50 bel 425
s5uB on Der Rorbjeite Der 6ilitbs
glpenue $1100, (Steuer $L50.)
Blonde 9. Smith IL u. an ellen
O. Dunbar, 1o1 Gub on ber Beits
i.ite Der 5rnucss Gone 81.
@srnarb Sobapp u. n. on BIZ
polI0t eisel GoHlpnul. a elder
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08

Ganb In Scftion II unb 18 II
MiIIereet 9ppnibip 81. (stsuel
$13.50.)
glbsrt 3. Wlaber an oo.. 2.84
Ader 2anb in Geition II IN giil'
Greet 9opnibip 81.
2ouis glneiiein an Ybil;p Sen'
nenbnum Il. a., 2 Sabre paftre4t
com /. 5ebruar 1918 aui bns eigen'
ttum ao. 1877 Deit Sie6ente Stra'
Be. Monatli6e Mietbe SIS.
&atberina Suergens IAN 9eurt
S'uersens, Cots 81 hlnb 100 in Sas
8. Dlipsr's 3peiter albOitiOH 81
2odlan6 81.
Senrp Shsrssns an &atburinc
:Suersens, oasfelbe Gigentbum 81.
Siaac s. @bdna an Stepart Sop
ping, 16 6ei 102 5uB an Der Glib.
ieite her Rifmono StraBe srii9er
Der Sorrist unb Nle2ean sIDe 81
(Steuer $2.)
Glarence 8. 2pon on Sulia u
gpon, ben 5itliden 5bsil Der GOT 28s
IN 6. 6. 6optins' llntsrabtbeiIunt
in glmipoob Yfdce 81.
9ie Tort6 College SiG Rsaltt
gpmpanp an 8i6fon 6. Cline, Cots
1541 unb 1914 in O6io 2anb x
sSmprcbement Gompann's llnternb:
tbsilitng in Rortb @olfeae 5ta 81
tSteller 50c.)
@ibfon 6. Cline an bic Rortf
College Sitf Reultn 60, Got 11S2 II
GEio 2nno &c Smpropement co.
llnterabtbeilung 81
gona Sufnagel on Samuel 2
Cooper, 27 SUB an Der Oitieite De-
4Rilton Court. 110 Sub norbli4 ben
Riosstpap glpe. in abonoale 81.
Gam. SimpIou an WlarD Gimp.
ion, 30 bsi 115 1Sub on Der g8eit-
isite Der 3eras 4peuus, 95 5uB
nSroli4 Der Glennop glDeEae 81.
(Steusr 50c.)
0tui1m 6. aorser u. u. an IOnn
unb 2iletta De(seaps, % SUP an
Der Siibieiie Der 0ritteu StraBe
spii6en Der Bite unb Butler Stras
BE 81. fStsusr $1.50)
9ie Obio gsolp ano JouRorb 90
an Rcsers grDpn &: Co.. feds Uto'
Ente padtrecbt pom 5. 5ebriar 1915
auf einen Gtreifeu 2ano so bel 1Oc
auB Tiir acknowledgements an ber
SenneiIee glpenue in Bomb Oil,
Retbe 81.
@una R. Gteperls an Clara 9.
@inspenr, 40 SUP an Der Weirieite
bsr Delta 9Ibeuue 81. rSteuer SD
Martin gppe an sllireb anole,
unsefdbr eiuen @tsr 2ano in Sets
tipn 80 in Dbitetpater Suipntbip
$500.
asna @rsuIi9 an Gli5abetb Sreu'
lit, % JuE an Der Siioieite Der
9Borner Strnbs, 141 6ub pitlia Der
Jairoiep 2lpe. 81. (Steusr 49,
gBiliam Sung on @li5abet6 Sung,
40 BEL LOG SUB an Der Beitieite per
Ssfferfou aoenue in Reaoing 81.
q. s5rant Retpbouie an Sobn 3.
rno Winnie Rauih. 80 BEL 100 5uB
On Der Giibpeitete bes Stobbaro
glace uno ainsitOn place. 81.
(Steuer $4.00.)
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800; zonstrint $s00--3.25 pes
ai}t.
Mnanas SsIt Of aptues a.,
90 600 per Crate.
@raps gruit. GIoriba $S.s
254.O0 per Rife.
MspfeL., 5cnnthnu $3.50
$500 per gbl. emofebouie $50
500 per BEL; Nambo AepfeI $4.25
--4.50 per B5l.: GRIMES goIoen $6.s
90 per BbI.; Molf RiDer $3.50 per
8bl.: a}ippins s4.5o-5.O0 per Bill;
crbindrs Gorten 75e-s100 PEI gbl.
9omatoes. - 5reibbaus 1br-
zoe per a,funb.
4nrfoffefn. sinheirHli1e
$2.65-2.75; Uli4ison $2.50-2.6o
per 100 pfunb Sad auf BEN Gelei':.
GHBfartoffeIp. Rnnep
5all $2.O0-2.25 per Camper.
Gurfen. areibbaus $L75-
200 per Subeut.
RInut. = Ddniffss $500
65.00 per 1on unb $4.5o-4.75 per
Dol.
etsdrHbsn. = s2.4o-2-5o
per 9u.
@sibe WHbem - $2.5o-2.75
per BEL.
3piebe[n. - Oelbs $3.50
.2.75; ipeibe $2.50-2.75 per hunbert
pfunb Sod ouf oem Geltife.
Griiue 8pbneu. = SiinliHe
S3.50-4.c0 per Sdmper.
aarotten. - etnbeimii9e So
80 per gbl.
9eu. Ho. 1 simoibp $33.5O--
34.00; No. 2 9imotbp $33.o0-33.s :
80; Qo. 8. 9imptbp S32.00-32.50;
9lo. / semif6ttr aiee $32. -32. 80;
80. 2 senhdter alse $31.50 };
Ro. 1 saiee $500 00-35.50; Ro. 2
Slice $34.00-35.O0; 2llfalf1 $1,000
5000; aogssnitrob $15.5o-16.=
30; Wsi5snitrob s14.50-15.75; Sas
ferftrob S15.00-15.50 per 9onne.
Mlbfenfutter. = Die prei'
Re fiir aleie perbm fcitseiebt aui
elmer 9aiis bon SO 9Jro3ent Der
blrhIdnittliden aoifen bon Dei5en
in Der Daabls. Die preiie Don anoes
rem Weiaen Wiiblenfatter iino;
Sbort ober Gtanbdrb RibbIing5
$2.o0 iibsr benz preis Don &lsh.
semiI6tss Gutter $4.00, Weifsgiibs
blinas $500 iiber aleie, REQ Dog
$1,000 iiber aleis.
) Gdmereieu. - Rarit fen;
2feefdmsn $1s.75-20.50; per Bu.
Dom Store; simOtbp $3.S5-4.25;
GIatsfnmen $3.50 per gu.
gerf@ieoenea
Dele. - @arit fetis. - asinol
robes $1.23 per GaIlons in partien
BON IA gbl.; Ia @alonsn &c,
io4tes S1.24; SO. 1 GarboI, S1.38-
LAO; @inters9eit $1.63-166; Gots
ton Geeb Oil raft. $1.64 per 9aloz
ne; 9erpentin 55e in partien bon
Is SOB; petroltum Obio Carbon
Stnte Ssit 9ac; @pe3inl- Sorte loo;
Rsb Grofpn Gaiolin 24e; Rapbta
SOC per @aIone.
SaIs. = Der Warit iff feit. -
Gbio Riper S2.O1 per gbl. BON 100
Plumb. GubrIobn binsugefiigt.
5aIg. - Warft fart. - prima
Gitp. 17a-1se; bo. eouuirp Is
l5le per pfunb.
Roblen Rorii ru6ig. pittss
burg $5.00--6.00; Samantha $500
300; Rut unb Slad $3.50 0-5.75 per
Tonne abgsIiefert. Rau9lofe Stiid.
lcbIen $50; anthra5ite $1,000 per
scnne abssIi.fert. goi. iofiet $500
3.50 per Sonns abeelifert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08

3uder. - prsiie feft. - Raffi.
nirtr Gut 2oaf 10e; popStreo 8ae;
eranulirier Sc; Gonfestionsrs ~
sc per 100 pfunb; Qsp CrIsans
clarified iDeiber sle; bo. ssIbsr Sc PEI
pfuHb.
Mpfaifes. - Wnrtt ifetis. =
Rsiu Drlsans Dppen Rstisl So 65c;
Centrifugal 25- -34e per GnIons.
Reis. - Grtra ianep 9enb B.
9ae; fanth S}-83c; itconb Seab Sc;
|esbro4ener TIC; Japon St-Sac.
9airpsprooutte
Butter. - Martt aitmIid Iebs
baft. pr,iis fsft. = WbritnIiIi egira
SAC; gentrali3sS srtra 51ie; gentrns
Ii3.o firIis 49ac; ietpnbs 47e; Jantp
Doirp 45e; padiHs Stod 33-s7e
per piunb.
Rdfe. - Wartt ieit; Ohio 26e;
glorbmsiiIiher 26--2Sas; 64tpei5er
40--65e; 2imburssr 29-29Ac; DO.
8rid S2e per piuub.
Gitr. Uriffe Gisr iinb in
Tadfrnss. primn firits 9iihnsrsieer
Csc; firits 64e; orbin6rs firiis 57e;
iefonbs SIC per Dustuo.
geffiissI. Martt Isbbnft;
prsiIs fen. = Nrpilsrs 5pei pfunb
iub bariinisr 26f; Jrptrs iibsr slpei
yfune 26e; 5dbns 19-23e; Siibnsr
26r; srutbiibnsr Don s-10 pfunb
2se; ho. nit frummer grujf 18c;
Guns 81; ipeibe Gnteu &c; farbiee
25f; GGnis 18-20r; nIte Sauben
$3.50 per Dubenb.
9afen. - go. i $2.00-2.25
80. 2, S1.50-1.75; Ro. 8 60--75r
per Dubenb.
Cbftunb Gsmiiis
3ttrpnen. - California $3.50
900 per aiits; ainsss s2.75-3.oo
per aiIle.
pxaHasn ElatiSa $50
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40naersfea. !. Ee6ruer tst

DennerStse. 3. :. 0e6suar 1sts
1ie Ws&fssee md 9ss(ebea psr ard
yssfe Weber zine rehf CUTE unb0efD Ydeini
sfnas ieies " wssoen. Gar Bsrlet<n ipur.
BEN uou ben Banffu esx berednef. Dit 1lsl.
--s%. -
Usaid sss Qss psn
nuroen ~ Bari spifnen 8anseu serfasft.
~ eounssrraie bstrdsf oos 3rdmis per
@s4isf snf esssss.
ei4t. Hfhid duf genton purbsH ~
~ srs BIB. 5tsrlins auotirt. Bsd-
iel enf DsriIs pusbea uitt aneftsT: i1s
@e6id apf Sasis fZ75e pro 6rane. sui
umIferhem l4.2k pro Gufoen. 8e6leI
sui 8ien pnrbeu utAt eactiu. yires
~. Hntsf i57{e. SfodtoIm pro &rpns
AI0f. francs tSdweixj 23zS
alnssss essfkunises.
Die tlnaidte i'm bieIiaen Clearinghouse
baifsa f& texfe auf 9-
sstsfessssISakn
1js 6frasenba6n . aftifn barea heuis
fatf I'm gseiif. ionIt abes par Der Warit
nnaesee4f. Osn eifsee Gas hits uuf 4 u,
idiot ateS ~ 40. zts foietabsa gsridujs
fab jn bett&fen;
- ~ ssas.
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Gen. Bombs xns aitien in s9elp ysrl

Qsl9difspspiere pnrbeH ju 5k-5Hs
tasss 1ass Sx72. Gommsreiai t,ids. q 4
1sg:,,,,la.. 1sss Mal (. ! siSt 5S A554. ssbs!. label.
a.zl. xabd A7eH; gsart. isinf Gnofi.
rnEssn; Rrenen. feine GnotirunasH. Spl.
ianoild)e @uioen eidt 48He. Rdbrl A.
3irt Std)t e6l. Habsi $50. Hubd Si1i
a; 4sbei 14K, Siiber Barren S6H,
NgIisntiAf Collars 0s4.
Afttenmarft.--Ier Rarit Uar beutt
usuui9 fetbsit, bod warren bic pruis
9us@ uno pis Berlufte befiefen iiH auf 1
bis bslnsbe Nptnis Der saarft fbloB
idus6 eiberfp Skx 8snbs jdfoiisn ~
s6 sG-97s "a, Die srifen 49 ~ 9s.l6-ssa2,
Die sustfen ~ ~ 95.9a--g5 "a.
0tfeufakx i. sRffsu
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StnstHnaft, z. UeD.r lSlo.
Die na9foIsenbeu Qnotirunssn bes
sieben ii9 nur auf Gngrpss1 s1ransais
iionsn. Bel flsinsrsm 0efhdfien iptrs
ben etipas bobere prsiis bers6uet.
propifiOnem
G4mals. prim1 Stsdnl
25.15 25.30s; 5ansD 25.60 10
9rodeHgefaI5enes GIstiA.
6bort clear Geiteu % eenis; egtra
fbort dear Geitsn 7A-2Se; tur5e
Rippen 27s 2Se; Bellies 293--3Oe
per pfuno.
Gerdu9srtts Jfeiid. =
Sbort dear Geiten 30--30ae; EXTRA
ibori clear Ssiten 80 3oAe; tur5e
gaippm S03e; geliiss S23- 33e.
Gugar Gureb GIeif4. -
Sdintsn 28t 291e; pienir Sduls
tern 24-241c; 8rsaffnft Hoton 37a
-39e; G6ultrrn in padstsn 24--
24ke; gseip gorf Gut 26A27c; 8es
trodnfis getf S9uIisrn 31-31ac..
GHBgsp5deltes UIeit d.
S9inieH 25a -26e; pieuic Stultsrn
21ae; genies 33--35c; Gdultern m
padtten 21Ae; RetD gOrt Gut 90. ~
23ie.
grifdes 1feifa. - Sdin>
Ten, IpIe 23s-243c: gicnic S4uls
tern 1926; SdnlterH 22-22at;;
tur3e Nippenfeiien 241-25Ar; Eihort
clear Rippsnfsiten 24a 25ae; Iertra
itort clear Rippenieitsn 24t- 2oae;
leihie Bellies 32a-33ae; i4psrs DO.
M-32c.
Webf unb @etreibs
MebI. - ggiuier patent S10.S0
-1L00; Winier fanfp 5000; Binz
ter familp S9.70; Dinter srtra $8.7O;
Dintsr orbinGre $3.50; 9artes Deis
sen patent $11.25-1175; 5artss
Depsn faneb $10.5O-11.0O; Sartes
Bti3en famiIb $9.7O-10.75; Rorths
ipeitnn semH1tss $9.50-10.OU;
Rosgsn, gitp, $9.D-10.0o.
Wti5em Der Martt mar fts
tis; 30. / rOiber $780,. Ro. 2 ros
tier $2.17; Ro. 3 rother $2.14-2.s
Isl; Ro. a $2.12--2.13 per gu.
WeIfdtorn. - Die Ouotirnns
gen fallen temporir aus. ba infoIse
beg neringen sfnsebcts feine prttle
isfssifefli ,psrben i5nnen. - Meibes
stplbeniorn $1.45-1.5O; sslbes ao!'
bsnforn $1.45-15o; gsmiI4tes aols
btnscrn $1.40-1.45; ipeiats Sorn
75c-$125.
6afer - no. 2 ipeiber 81
919e; Stnnbarb ipsiBsr 90-90ae;
SO. 3 fueibsr s9-S9ac; 30. A ptie
Der S8-S9t; Jlo. 2 ssmifdter ssh
S9ae; SO. 8 semiihter einbeimiider
S7a-sSae; no. 4 senii4tsr So
&c.
Hc9geu. - 30. 2 $2.0o-2O7;
SO. 3 s2.02-2.04; Ro. a 500
2.02; probe $1.95-2.00.
Dbisfep.
Gs tpurben bsuts 105 JdTer auf
Der Bats DON $4.6o per GaIIous psr'
lnuft.
groesrfes.
faffse - Sapa 27-32e; To-
4a 27-3oc; GuatemaIa fanep. ssine
Guptiruug.
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gbitag9 9ye5runr.

g dap eine. 3ufubr $4,000;
Martt flout; Butt $16.55-16.75;
lei4te $16.10-16.70; sernifdte
$16.35-16.80; i9rpere $500
1880; raubt $16.2o-16.4o; BerteI
$13.25-15.5O.
Hinbpitb. = 3uflibr 1900;
Iartt larsfam; Ratipe Stiers So
50-1400; Stoders uno 5eeoers
T.30-10.35; aiibe uno 5eiisrs
$6.8o-11.75; SdIbsr $9.5O-16,o0.
g 6afe. y 3ufubr 1900;
Wartt iietis. A&tters $1O.00-13.s
20; a1mmer, $14.75-1775.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08
2Imsipdrtige aNdrfte.
We p gOrt, 7. Jebruar.


Weli9torn. Martt felt; ailr
brisb $40. 3 seIbes $1.82a unb go. {
ssmifates $780, Soften unb 5rafl
Reip Dorf Iofortiger 8erianbt; 4ra
ssntiniss $40 $500 abeefanbt.
9afer. - Nattt itetis; 99c-
$1.01.
Seu. = Wsartt ftart; Ho. 1, 81
90; Ro. 2, $1.9o; go. 3 $50; Ger
ianstiorten $1.75; alies norniHet.
S1naI5. = Tlartt feit; gsibols
99,it $26.10-26.20.
Der Warit fir bic anbsren gIrtiiel
tror unOerdnbert.
!3ufer. Rober, War,t isetig
Centrifugal s6.0O5; @tolaiies nomis
rel; rnffinirter 3udsr, Wartt ftstis;
fsiR sranulirtsr ;3uder, $7.@.
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Ghitaso, 7. Sebruar.


@elfatorm. tyiir Rai $l.254
.--1.25s; am S4lub S1.25s.
Safer. = Tiir Tadrs s2s-S3se;
an S4luB 1916. giir Waai 79a
Sogc; ON S6lub S04c.
Roessn. = 80. 2, npmiasQ.
Gerfs. - $1.55-182.
Simot6D. - $5.OO-8.25.
alse. - S21O0-3O.Oo.
porf. = Jiir 9sni $46.65-46.s
II; ON S4iub $46.77.
S4mal5. = 5iir Ueai $25.42--
1852; ON Sdiub $3.50.
Rippenfsitsn. - Sir Msai $24.55
-2467; ON S4tuB $24.65.
Butter. - Ulnrft unperGnbert.
Gier. - Marit nnstreselt; gu.
fubr 511 aiffen. Jirits 53-53ae;
crbinnrp firfs 51-52r; Gaf Sem
gPdr.t 5o-53ae; refrigerator firfts
44tc.
aartoffsln. Marit niebriger;
3nfubr 16 Gnrs; Miseoniin, gli6i,
gan unb Wiinnefota 8uIt $500
210; bo. GGde $2.1O-2.15.
8efliieel. - 9ebenoss, U1artt un=
srrts.It; Sdhne 29s; Sprinsers 26c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08
metaa. a.Wtarft.

Rem gort, z. Sebruur.
Slsi. = Iartt itetig; S6.6-
712.
SpsItsr. = Iar.t flaa; $7.S7.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08
Diebuiarft

eineinnaii. Z. Tebr 1918.
3ufubr unb @srfanbt fir Die Issz
ten "a Shlnben, pergIiten NIT esE
DOrpsrsaugsnen brei sagen, iinb mic
folgt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-08

Ora &. Sausmorls an German
american 4. u. y. 80. $500.
gsilliaul Gyogartp an Soiepb Seuer
asf.I.lt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-20
THIRD ROUND
SARATOGA RESULTS

FIRST RACE. maidens. two-year -olds
claiming. furonEs:
Charley Thorley. 115. Kel-
lie Balafre, liz, schut-
u ,inEer 10 'ip;::;;''' p,:.nc TO to to
Time. 80 81. Unwise child Thirteen
Plurenzi. Mormon Elder. Poilu. Leap Frog
Hopeful. Hadrian. Mandarin's Coat Pluviada
and Courting Colors also ran.
SECOND RACE-For three-year-o -olds and
inward. selling. purse 1921. furlongs:
Water War. 112 Cal
Lazy 'ahan Lou io7: John John. Il to l o to to
sandmsn sSn .'''iii''''ii5 ii lis. 20 to 3 to / to
Ths.'i time. i:24 25 Benevolent. Midnight sun
Busy Joe. Adele. Miss Kruter Kama. star
THIRD RACE-For three-yea -olds. non.
winners of $1,000 In 1918. purse 1921. one
Tombolo dmp) %. @.
r,ars prsecfe zoo fyi.e u TO "uf4 ou4
iahan ............ 4to1 8to5 out
Time. 80 3-5. Freecutter. Claquer ant
Night Woinds also ran. e..
FOURTH RACE-For two-year-old Gral
Bag handicap guaranteed gross value $4,000
furlongs:
| 'Billy, Kelly, 1875,
sweep On. 100. Fair
colonel Sii"reif Livingston, ~ "
Time nS.oEo iii .,S1 Lord Btishton. " sticSiIns
Cirrus. Blairgowrie. Battercake, Tetley. Gin
ger. Delaware and Ballyconnell also ran.
'Ross entry.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-20
Bingles and Bungles

This afternoon Both the Athletics and
Dct oit haze gone to ParkSbur0, tcherc they
tccre scheduled to play d0dtnSt Sol PduItis 5
meet The irontCorkers in the first game oJ
a double e-hcddcr and the Tigers toere to take
them on in the second fray.
YESTERDAY the Athletic, apaisntiy ,ssrs wsrs
began, but a healthy rally. IN which bush.s
tumble aided materially. netted the As lOur
runs and the game. The count was to T..
The Philies. after winning yesterday s
to have another fray with the Missourians
this afternoon.
The Red sor advanced to tour.ga,ne lead
,citH f,po hits, tohile his Teammates scored
almost at ioiH on Coveleski. Ac0utlldh ana
Eh=mdna.
Walter johnson has participated In n1teen
extra-inning games this season. nesteruuts
the Washington Club. with Waiter OF LIE .he
mound, took the measure Of the ~. LOUIS lG,
Browns-3 to 2-in fourteen rounds. Incl
dentaIiy. johnson famed u dozen bntsmen.
The white Sor made Il t,co out of three
from the Yankees at the Polo Grounds. THIS
ypos the last appearance Of the White sor IN
NciU York this season.
Eddie Collins yesterday Joined the United
rinss' ha.' traininE camp at Paris Island. 8. G.,
in u few days.
Martin held the Braves to three hits and %
the Cubs won out. to Q. This gives tne
chicaCo club an nine and "a -half-gam me leau
over the Giants in the race for the ,Natiohai
League nag.
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~ furlonEs-wise Joan, los; Syrdara. liz;
Poultney, III: Left Fielder. 109: Earlocker.
Second race. the ,Pittsield. for, three-year,
Slds and pp h@ndc1p stesPsch,asS ahSut
Qmp.). 142; New Haven. 49,: Robin Good.
Third race. for three-year-olds selling.
furlongs-Heather Belle ump:). 1O5; Trophy
40: Mancha nmp.). 110 June Bug, 105
lane Mary; l9S star Ben. si 10: Biscuit Tor
timp. J. 100 .St Sebastian timp.j, los Bols
ter Ump.) 10: Helen AtSin. 1O5: 'Lant
Lubber ump.) 1O5: star Class, 1O5: Impetus
10: Phals rls 0mp.). 10 Whippoorwill, 10
rSus,n n s
,1qi@; ,1ia: Tippty Witehet, liz; TIE Perter. i' rs
Motorcop: 1l0: Lucillite III: Nutcrackel
Fifth race. for maiden fllies. two-year
9ds selling fp5onEsM,ss yGs,d ,,G: v!mp
iieorge Eliot Gmp;j Ito: .Vesner Hour. io5
'Soria. 1O5; Goldvale 10; duchess Lace
sixth race. the North, Creek. for three
and oons up
llo: Corn Tassel nmp.). 125; susau Au 1sou
impD. fN7: Gipsy Queen. no. Lucky b. 113
olive Wood. 11o: Gloomy Gus ia: Hanl
O'Day. III: Nutcracker Ump.l. los
.Apprentice alloYance claimed.
In addition to the foregoing in entries. An
drew Miller will send lis ,seven-year- -olt
.35h made at Monmouth Park. N. j.. ir
1890
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ANCIENT AND HONORABLE
TOURNEY WILL BE HELD AT
ARONIMINK ON SEPT. 26
Date Shifted So Venerable Golfers Here May Play in
Seniors National Tournament at Apawamis
From September 10 to 13
By WILLIAM H. EVANS

THIS new draft law which i'll affect
L every one from eighteen to forty-five
will not interfere with the big golf
tournaments, for only those men who
have reached the age of flfty-five or
over are eligible to play. The Ancient
and Honorable tournament was origi-
nally scheduled to be played on Sep
tember ~, but the Seniors tournament,
which is a national affair, is slated for
the 10th, 11th, 18th and 18th of Sep
tember, and as many of the Philadel-
phians will go to Apawamis for that
affair the Executive Committee has
changed the local date to September 26.
1t will be the seventh annual tourna-
ment and will be played at the Aroni-
mink Country Club. Any man who will
admit to having reached the ripe age
of fiftyfive and who is member of a
club belonging to the local golf associa-
tion is eligible to play Such a tourna-
ment would not be possible with the
Women's Golf Association of Phila-
delphia for reasons that must be OBJ
vious, but the seniors take pride in ad-
mitting that they are at least fifty-fve,
and the number of men who are eligible
is increasing at pleasant rate.
Provokes Keen Rivalry
1t is a medal play event on the asso-
citation handicaps and there is always
the keenest rivalry. Hardly a year goes
by that does not see ties for the two
prizes. At one time the tournament was
held earlier in the summer but the
veterans objected to playing strenuous
golf on hot days, SO the date was shifted
to September.
The Seniors tournament at Apawamis
in September is a four-day affair, but
the golfers are placed in two divisions
half playing on Tuesday and Wednes.
day and the remainder on Thursday
and Friday. There will be all sorts OF
prizes, one for the best gross thirty.
six-hole score and for the best net total
in four classes at thirty-six holes
Awards will be made for the best gross
and net scores on each day, there being
no age limit There will be selected
score event based on the lowest score
made on each hole in the two rounds.
An innovation that seems likely tC
be included will consist of a driving
competition, so arranged as to have il
continue automatically throughout the
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CLARENCE CARMAN TO RACE
Meets Wiley and Sutter in Spe-
cial 5O.Mile Event Thursday

Clarence Carman, former American
motorpace champion. will be one of the
starters in the fifty-mile match motor
pace race at the Point Breeze motor
drome on Thursday night. George Wiley,
another former champion. and Paul
Su.ter, the speediest of the Swiss riders,
will be the other competitors.
Wiley has been a winner in his last
five races. Carman made a good show
ing at Boston last Saturday night. On
the same evening an accident alone de-
prived Sutter OF a triumph at Point
Breeze. When the fork stem broke on
his bicycle in the thirty-sixth mile. Sut-
ter's chances of winning were lost. How
ever, he made such Il great showing
that he was put back to race against
Carman and Wiley. go
In addition to the feature, there will
be two motorcycle races for profess
sionals one race for amateurs and the
Quaker City Cycle Club amateur cham
pionship event.
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tournament. In other words. when q
man drives off from the first tee, his
drive will be marked with a flag. That
drive will remain the longest. unless
some one succeeds in passing It, when
the partner of the successful player
will plant the flag where it belongs.
At the end of each two days the
the first tee will be acclaimed the win
ner of the driving. Players will be
divided into two divisions. one-half Of
| the field to play on Tuesday and We'd
| nesday and the other half on Thursday
| and Friday. Prizes will be offered for
each two days. fer the best gross thirty,
six-hole score and the best net total in
four classes at thirty-six holes. Be-
sides this, an award will be given for
the best gross and net score on each
day, no age limit.
The winner of the tournament will
be the man returning the best gross card
of thirty-six holes on either Tuesday
and Wednesday or Thursday and Friday.
| eighteen holes to be played on any one
day. Those of fifty-five to fifty-nine years.
inclusive, are included in class A; sixty
| to sixty-four inclusive in the B set sixty
| five to sixty-nine, inclusive, in class c,
| and those of seventy years and over are
in the d division. A kickers' handicap, at
eighteen holes, will be the side issue on
Wednesday and Friday, the score made
in the regular competition to count. On
Tuesday and Thursday there will be
a putting event at eighteen holes, prizes
to be given for the best and second best
scores.
Veterans Will Dine
The annual dinner of the association,
at which there will be the election Of
officers and a social reunion, will be
held at the clubhouse on Wednesday
evening. The course will be open for
practice by the contestants on Monday.
September 8, and the committee, con-
sisting of Frederick J. Vessels, chair
man; Dwight l.. Elmendorf and Win
throp Sargent requests that entries
be sent in not later than September A.
Incidentally, the 1918 year book of the
Seniors Golf Association is an attrac-
| tive one, almost twice the size of last
years volume. 1t contains the modified
constitution and bylaws and the names
of alb the members, as we'll as the VIM
ners of the 1917 events, and the gross
and net winners Of previous years.