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LAUREL ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Fu 2year-olds: s-ilinr. q f,r.
longs Bibbler. lo2; DrusillA lo3; Murray. liz.
Miss Homer, %; Yaphank, los; Bu,t.r r Ioa:
smart Guy. lo2
SECOND RACE-Fr 9yearoIds; selling. q
furlongs sWhD Csrcs l0e; NOuba, 81; lola
100; Brynhih. los; Kirah, 0; Buxhorn al
10: Nancy Ann. los; Pirate MoGee. lg; Col
Munily. 81.
THIRD RACE-For 2year-olds; fudoag>
Sea Sinner. l0; Limctick Lass, lo4 Rand
Traveller. lG; Truly Rural, IO4; Forever. ios
Mock Orange. lG.
FOURTH RACE - For 3year-olds and nm.
selling; mile Handful, lo4; .Boeat, 10:
Arbitrator, loo; Pinard. lub: Luther, ia; Lecacy
l@; Harry Breivosd. III; Tie Pin. 100: Wan
keas. lG New Haven. lG; Ruth Strickland,
lol; Duke Of Dcvonshire. Ioe Betsy, %; Jack
OF Spades. liz: Sky Pilot, los
FIFTH RACE-Sellins; handicap; l mile and
furiong: 3Jearolds and up Fairy Prinoe.
S; The Desert, lOs; Sibola, l04; .wsukeaS. s.:
Sophia Gatewood, l02; DorraS, lon
SIXTH RACE-Fu 3year-olds and I'D; seil-
ing; ! mile. Generieve b, los; Melancho,ia
liz; Baby Sister. los; .Perigpurtine. ns: .Nev
Haven. los; Tootsie, los; Indian Sprins. f4:
Putasd. Ill; Malvolio. In; .Zouaxe. III; Ar.
mant- liz; JACK Of Spades, III; Indian Chant,
Ill: Tit for Tat, ll3
SEVENTH RACE-FW 3yearosds and up;
selling; furiongx George Clsrk, ID; -Meloria.
liz; 'Pokey B.. 10; Dolina, Ii; Malyolio, Id;
Poache. ID; The Decision, liz
sAWrentice allowance claimed
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EMPIRE CITY RESULTS.

FIRST RAcE-One mile Rin Bang. Ire
Chummerl, IL to 70. l to 6, out; Heayy Wes
pom 100 (Caroll. To L to 5: Shenandoah
loi (Nolanl, to . Time. I:S Aerial. An.
nette Teller also ran
SECOND RACE - About 6 furionn Rsr4
Bay. Ill (Rodnguez). 5 to z to s IN 3.
Cnce's LAssie. los NOLAN, ) to to s:
Jyntee. LIS Milerl. l to ) Time llI *
St lsidore. TuH. American Eagle, Battertoo.
also ran
THIRD RACE-One and one Sxteentb mills
Paddy Dear. l6 (Kmmerl, ) to !, 6 TO s
to 2; Poilu, lot tCaroln, to s. 70 ?:
Frank Waters. ll3 Rowan. to l. Time
81. Hoho&us. Starter. Boxer, Little Nearer,
PiIsn. also ran
FOURTH RACE-Oue mile and 70 wand,
ReruInt. Ill (Kummet. ) to- | to 6 ont ::
Woodtrap. l6 (Rovan). to s. out; Grlndy,
lG Rodriguez). to TO- Time. I,E IS
koh-I-Noor also ran
FIFTH RACE-One mile and 20 Yards As
terisk. lH tPreeoe). 6 to l. 2 to /. 7 to 10.
Umbala, S (ZoelleT). 2 to l, 4 to S: Dahinda'
S Wamer). to 2 Time. l:fs Question
naire, Tom Young. Red Bird. Keen Jane,
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-About furiongs. Sea Mint
lis Uaviehl, Is to 10. to 2 out; St. Allan.
liz (R1Tan), to S. out; Ira Wilson Il3 (Bux-
toni. out Time. lil IS. sycamore also r.n
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GOVERNMENT DRAWS
ALARGE TAX ITEM

Chicago. Oct. H--Nearly as much
money was paid to the United States
in war tax as accrued to the club
owners of each Of the teams that par
A,ipated in the recent worlds series.
it was estimated today. For the eight
games. $73.2ss was paid to the govern
ment as war tax, while Charles A.
Comiskey, of the Chicago White Sox.
and Garry Hermann. of the Cincin-
natl Reds, got approximately $S. 900
each. From that amount, II is stated.
it was necessary to deduct the ex-
penses of erecting temporary seats.
players salaries, the cost Of transport
ing the players from one city to the
other and their hotel bills, leaving
what the clubs retained just about the
same amount as went to the govern
ment
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PAINTERS PRACTICE
FOR SYRACUSE GAME

Pittsburg. Pa. Oct 16.-With the
West Virginia game out of the way.
and recorded as victory for the
Panthers. Coach Glenn Warner is
busily engaged this week In condi-
tionfng his University OF Pittsburg
gridders for the clash with the big
Orange team AT Syracuse. n. Y. on
Saturday of this week, and for the
second clash with Georgia Tech at
Forbes Field here one week later
Reports brought to Pittsburg are
that Buck O'Neill has a real team
at Syracuse this fall. and that it
VIII offer much stronger opposition
to- the Panthers than did the West
Wrginfans. However. il is admitted
that the outcome Of the Mountain
eers' game was considerable of a sur
prise. The Pitt keam showed unex-
pected strength. especially in the
line. where Coach Warner is still
experimenting.
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LOSER WILL BE OUT
OF KILBANE CHASE

Baltimore, Oct 1e-On razors edge
from a siege Of diligent training, both
Fighting Dick Loadman. Lockport
pride, and Frankie Brown, of New
York City. will arrive in this city
this afternoon for their twelve-round
battle tomorrow night at Albaugh's
before the Peerless Athletic Club. The
conflict, which has stirred up much
discussion in local hstic circles. will
bring about the elimination Of one Of
the feathers in the campaign for a
championship contest with the title-
holder. Johnny Kilbane, Of Cleveland.
Loadman is coming direct from
P1ttsburs. where, on Monday evening
last he decisively trimmed Patsy
Scanlon. while Browns will be
shorter trip. he having only to hop
over from Philadelphia, where he has
spent most Of his time since flooring
kilbane in a six-round battle.
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commandant ]. K L Ross colors
doned In defeat yesterday al the Lau-
rel race course when the great three
year-old son Of Dick welles. Billy
Kelly, was forced into place position
by William s. Martins Camcufeur.
Kelly bowed to the entry from the
Martin barn in the fourth race. a six
furlong dash, which was the feature
OF the bill
Jockey Callahan. in the pilot house
on the winner, gave an exceptionally
clever ride on his mount, as from gate
to string he topped the fleld of five
starters. Kelly made q great effort
under raps from Sande IN the stretch
drive but was unable TO catch the
Martin colt Charlie Leydecker, who
was always a contender, had enough
left at the end of the splashy going
TO annex the show position.
Upsets and accidents featured the
interesting card. Peregrine accounted
for the opening sprint but --sly after
the public choices. Pride Of India and
Duke John. had spilled their pilots.
Max Meadows overlooked in the bet
ting. easily annexed the second num-
Der for Jumpers at a two-rnile dis
tance
A rank outsider from the stable OF
V. Apreda scored in the third race for
the largest price of the day when Tor
quato ID got down in front at n"
price Of Als0 for = & ticket. Frank
Monroe and Harwood I'd finished for
the form bettors in the order named
in the fifth, but y. p. Plunkett. the
Washington turfman. upset the dope
by placing Jacnette into the show
window.
Musante's Joan OF Arc. under a
hand ride, had enough left TO nod nr~t
to the Judges in the sixth number
when Hamilton gave him a wonder
full ride in the last few yards, whilc
Lumsden's Searchlight Sd made
runaway affair OF the last event Tho
summary:
FIRST RACB-siI fuiourL Pererrne 10
toultlsttn. n-D, eco. LlO; H1le I'd 70
Is.ndel; 20 500; NiSilante. Us IFsbOr. 100
Time. LIS II. War SMOKE. Prde Of Indla.
Duke John. K~nneoJtt RutIdium. Ro11Are.
Erhos B.. Rlb6T ID also nm
SECOND RACE-Aboui mile- Max Ma
dOws, lS ByeS 90. 56 2S. Farp q
Kennedy. $40. 80: smithheld. - cav
syrdE-5l. also nn
THIRD RACE-SI f,r4onrz T1ruuAio -
IB tSt-nEl. o0 us $50: Clan BeIls. q
tCdtlartD. 36. so: Rose Of Rn-s. r NJ
Lntyre1. 70 T1me. ls 70 L1Lk hof, %
q the Main War Duty. " War CG-1naI.
Goba also ran
FOURTH RACE-SjN furion- Carrus -r~.
- tC4lAhAn). 70 60 80. .S; Billy Kelly. "a
lSAndel. $40 2 %: Ohzrfie L-ydssz- - fCoirn-
lettil. go Time III S. BOuifsn Quietudr,
NalOr also rzn-
FIFTH RACE-One ana one sirte5uth milss
Prank Nourrs los Bell HN 3 10. HH--
wood 81 lB EFa'rA 80. 80 Ia-lnfA ~.
tCarSweIn Isn TSrne lSe Gale Hrad. ? Dc
inc Line Psdua. TIT for TSt, GalSNy. EasD uu
SIXTH RACE-One and oDesEJeenth NIL
Joan a Arc. I0 Hamilton. 500. alo. -.
Napci Is fCAlEhanl so 3D; Tnotse.
tO.rs~eTl, 7.eo Tine. 81 MelSnrhclia, b.
lad Bar COY GaraEe. CNptAl CIu. al-r 1
SEVENTH RACE - One and rne-TEtarT
miles Se4rShight Il, Or ,HNm5li"I 80.
1s n SO D.prlnr Csruival lG Md So.
go: Ncureddin, LS Collins, l5le. Tim,
lS 20. GnThsc, Belzro. ArnauJ Jaos Z
Spades. Sky Plct. also rsn-
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SNR LEADS GOLFERS COLUMBIA QUALIFYING R0UNDR0SS BILLY KELLY BEATEN
HIGH SCHOOLS
GRID ELEVENS
OPENCAMPAIGN


The interschoiastic football series Of
1919 will be started this afternoon TN
the Central Stadium when Eastern
meets Technical in the initial contest
at 800 O'Clock.
Tech. with formidable eleven VIII
greatly outweigh the team from Cap
itol Hill and the result of the contest
is almost a foregone conclusion. al
though Eastern 10 . fighting light
eleven and gives the best that It packs
at all times
Eastern has only been working under
the tutelage Of Coach Cuppy Farm
er for a few days. or since Coach
Battersby was Transferred to Busi-
ness to take charge of athletics at
that institution. Reds" Sweeney. q
former Eastern player. has been help
ing Farmer whip the eleven into shape
for the coming games. The line-up
for today:
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TITLE BATTLE OFF

Hartford, Conn, Oct. 16.-Unable to
obtain permission to use the State
armory as a battle ground for the
announced bout between Champion
Benny Leonard and Johnny Dundee.
Promoter Joseph Mufvfhill has been
forced to can the match of. as far rs
Hartford is concerned.
Owners of Cherry Park race track.
twelve miles from this city. have Of
fered Mulvihtn to take the bout or
his hands and II is understood that
II satisfactory to the managers of the
contenders, the bout will be staged
there. probably on Saturday afternoon,
November l.
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FRANCE IS AFTER
AMERICAN BOXERS

New York, Oct 16-France likes the
American brand of boxing. accordins
to Capt Ben F. Stencil. Red Cross
worker. and Y. NJ. C. A. who has just
returned from long service with the
A. F. F. He brought word that M.
Theodore Vienne. noted French pro-
moter. will pay almost any price rs
an inducement to get some of Amer
ica's premier fighters in France.
He is clamoring for a bout between
Pete Herman and Charley Ledoux
the French champion. and another be-
tween Louis Duponthieu. the feather
weight champion. and Johnny KiIbane.
The French promoter also wants
Benny Leonard. Mike ODowd, Jack
Britton- Rafting Levfnsky and Bob
Martin. the heavyweight champion of
the A. e. F.
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QUARTERBACK SHOULD
BE NATURAL LEADER
AMONG HIS FELLOWS
By WALTER CAMP
(Most Famous Football Coach.)
There are a few important cardinal
principles that should govern the
GOTHAM PILOTS ALL
ARE SURE OF JOBS

New York, Oct 16-Announcement
that he had signed a Brooklyn con-
tract set aside today the rumors that
WiIbert Robinson. Dodger boss. would
have his hands on new reins next sea-
SON.
The Yankee management discredited
other rumors about a change in man
agement by confirming a previous re-
port that Miller Higgins would again
pilot the Gotham American Leaguers.
With McGraw known as a sure
thing in the Giant management it be-
came certain thEf Nav York's ma
jor league ball teams will have no
new managerial faces next season.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
GEORGETOWN IS READY
FOR POLYTECH TEAM

Georgetown's football warriors were
put through long drill yesterday by
Coach Exendine. Plays that Virginia
Polytechnic used last Saturday in its
battle were given the second squad,
but they failed to gain against the
Regulars.
V. p. J. has a strong eleven which
carried 1t through its schedule last
season without n defeat. The for
wards are strong, rangy fellows with
a backfield that is considered the fast
est in the South Atlantic division
The oficials agreed upon yesterday
are as follows: Wahoo Guyson, OF
Carlisle: Jack Gass. of Lehigh, and
l. Fl. Battersby. of Swarthmore
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e. u. GRID TEAM Is
OFF FOR NORFOLK

Catholic University journeys to
Norfolk this evening to meet the
Naval Base football team tomor-
row. This is the same combination
of players that was defeated by the
Hilltoppers two weeks ago. 80 to Q.
This game with the naval eleven
should prove the sort of battle that
c. U. needs to point the Brookland-
ers for their coming battles with
Gallaudet and Maryland State. It
is not expected that the Black and
Red combination Is far enough ad-
vanced at present to land a victory
from the sailors.
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HARVARD PICKS
ATHLETIC LEADERS

Cambridge. Mass. Oct 16-The Har-
ward Corporation appointed yesterday
the following as members Of the ath-
letic committee:
Undergraduate members: william
Murray, football captain; Robert EN-
mons. baseball captain. and Norman
Walker. hockey captain. Faculty
members: Dean lie Baron, R Briggs,
DR.. Irving Lee and Acting Dean Ches-
ter N. Greenough- Graduate mem
bers: Benjamin Loring Young. Henry
Pennypacker and Lawrence Curtis ID
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Naval Apprentices Drill.

The Navy Yard apprentice school
football team held long signal prac-
tice yesterday in preparation for the
game with Briarly Hall Military
School tomorrow. The following play
ers will be used in the game against
the Military School Saturday: Druity,
Phileger. Cox, Thomas. Woodfield,
Bowerman, Hutchison. Casey. Golway.
Serrins, Wedding. West. Smithson and
Richards.
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GALLAUDET PREPARED
FOR HOPKINS GAME

Gallaudet Is working out daily for
its game with Johns Hopkins at
Homcwood Field. Baltimore on Satur-
day. The Buff and Blue are confident
that they can take the measure of
the Blue and Black eleven in this con-
test
The Kendall Greeners have been
strengthened by the addition Of sew
eral players of previous years who
have returned to college. They will
get into the game Saturday IL con-
ditions warrant.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
STATE ELEVEN OFF
FOR WEST VIRGINIA

Maryland State left yesterday for
Morgantown, W. Va, where II plays
the University of West Virginia on
Saturday afternoon.
State hopes to catch the Vir-
ginians OF their stride after the
defeat at the hands of Pitt last
Saturday. as the team was. badly
crippled in this gruelipg contest
Anyhow. State will be in the best
Of condition. making the Noun
taineers hustle to grab the long end
of the score
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
Mohawks After Games.

The Mohawk football team is look
ing for a game for Sunday. as the
Seminole eleven cancelled, leaving
the clubmen without a contest. The
Southeast team held a long scrim-
mage practice yesterday and had a
squad of thirty working out on the
grounds at the clubhouse for more
than two hours. Address all chal-
lenges to Manager Eddie Upton, 65s
r street southeast.
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sticking out his hands Just before the
ball Is to come. To make his team
fast. he must put life and confidence
in his signals. making them sharp and
clear. On line plunges. he should put
the ball into the stomach Of the run
ner. and get his own leg out of his
way, especially on close cross bucks
He must NOT start to swing his hands
till he gets the ball
When nearing the goal line, he
should ten his backs to squeeze the
ball! Don't tumble ." 1t makes
them think right His generalship
should run like this.
Don't try long forward passes to end
on the third down. Remember that II
you have to send an end down the
field fast on a long forward pass he
is not fresh enough to cover the kick
you must make on fourth down. and
the opponents may get a long run
back in consequence.
Don't work away from the goal
posts on a third down. II puts you
in a poor position for q drop kick
on the fourth down.
Always work up to the windward
side of the field on the down preced-
ting a kick in a cross wind. It will
add many yards to the distance OF
the punt
II field is much crowded or slip
perry. give your runner the downhill
chance to gain his distance
Be careful about waiting till the
fourth down for your kick The oppo-
nents know then that 1t must be a
kick and can come through faster.
The first and second downs are the
times TO try for the big gain. II you
get seven or eight yards on the FIRST
or second you can then play the safe
short one for the necessary distance
Don't be afraid to use a man who is
gaining ground. Use your best ground
gamer when you get near the goal.
Don't tire him out in midfield. Keep
him fresh for the final plunges.
Copyright. 1881
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
MINOR ASSOCIATION
TO MEET NOVEMBER IL

One of the most important conven-
tions of the National Association Of
Professional Baseball Leagues, the
governing body of the minor league.
has been called for Springfield. Mass,
beginning with November IL
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lvanhoe Really 20l.

New Market. England, Oct 16.-The
running of the Cesarevitch stakes
here yesterday furnished a sensation
when an outsider, Ivanhoe, owned by
]. White, against whom the odds were
30 to /. took the event Golden Melody,
owned by v. Stewart, was second,
and Bridgend, owned by w. Griggs,
was third. Nineteen horses ran.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17

choice OF signals. and they are COM
bined in the expression, get all you
can out of your men"
On the attack, a quarterback should
never look before a play at the man to
whom he is to pass. He should take a
general look over his opponents at
each lineup. and one over his own
backfield. II he uses a starting sig
nal, he should not get a trick Of
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
MORAN TO ATTEND
ETCHBURG WELCOME

Cincinnati. Ohio. Oct 16-Pat Moran.
manager Of the world champion Reds.
left here today for F1tchburg. Mass.
his home town. to attend Fftchburg's
celebration Of Cincinnatrs baseball
victory and to visit his aged father.
Moran will spend a week in Fitch
burg and then return to Cincinnati.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
Junior rffie Clash.

rhe mai games IN rhe Junior cham
pSonshfp between the Pepcos and
Eagaes VII Be played on Sunday on
the Monument ground diamond. Man
1xer Fsrfna- Of the Pepcos nine re-
quests an ptayers Of the team to be
At diamond No I at I O'Clock sharp
fur tfeee Eanea
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
HERRICK OF ARMY
OUT FOR SEASON

West Point N. Y, Oct. 16.-The
Army's stock dropped yesterday af-
ternoon when HerrIck. the giant
guard. broke his arm in scrimmage
and went out of the game for the
season. Kelly will be shifted from
end to take his place until Dreidster
RECEIVERS from injuries.
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CRIMSON STAR END
INJURED IN WORK

Cambridge, Mass. Oct 16.-Morris
Phlnney. Harvard's star end,
wrenched his back so severely in
scrimmage yesterday that he may be
out OF the game for several weeks.
CASTOR worked in his place. Nose
HALEY, overseas veteran tackle, who
was gassed while in the service. has
been declared unfit for action
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To Manage First-Year Teams.

Charlottesville. Va, Oct 16.-The
executive board of the General Ath-
letic Association of the University of
Virginia has appointed the following
as managers of frst-year teams:
Baseball. R H. Baker: basketball,
e. NJ Parrish, of Richmond; track,
Morton Boyd. of Louisville, XIV.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
Feather Battle OF.

New York. Oct 1S-Augie Rather
nsfafned q bad cut over the eye in
training yesterday and had to can OF
his scheduled bout with Marty Cross
Monday night IN Jersey City.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
RUTGERS GRID STAR
ENROLLS AT YALE

Nw Brunswick. N. J.. Oct Is
GA Kafy. neh boss and one OF
the stars Of the RutEers eleven, has
entered Yale He win not be eligible
10 MAY there this season
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MTWo ..4 THREEnK,
~ pstta6 n,.Mzs One o,u wts ~ N
q RBUGS RAERh N -
A CASE OF SUSPENDED ANIMATION.


The country dry for the bird with os6ed eyeds the
hinges lamp shades working wink
into that will exempt from the next eight
We powders they pedding the
bars, but one drink will make weatherproof
Two drinks the well staggered your
Three shifts rush like alcohol burning
pick the feathers off lion
When prohibidonss passed
they figured works would haddok
hot They thought that would fade like
registers playing souse's The
barkeeps still spinning their elbows and fro and they amt
knitting The utilizing parking space
between the brass rail and the percha free lunch
King Alcohol dader than Blueears wives But there hasn't
been any yet guy
there's the barroom mirror And they haven't sawed
mahogany bar nm into benches There have been lots
of floral tributes received
But floral tributes don't Joe
homa agricultural the works They four
Jos neighbors had the paor swamped
the sad rites the neghbors busted
and found Joe playing quos with the funeral weah he had
just made ringer with combination smia1 and ivy QUOT He
would have the his brohernaw hadn't made three
eaners with set of paper and wax rose wreaths
King Alcohol dead boys drinking the embalming
fluid One hypode of the riot juice and the lads rush out and eat
bulldog right Prohibition has changed the function
1t used be foot Now it's head
Compared the kick the vanh they're selling Jack
Dempseys right mtt is loaded with feathers
If Aco dead then the mahogany polished Ouja board
from the spiritual world And the stuff they
slip would heat apartment house in blizzard One swallow
far the concerned 1t amt
turpenine, but the effect the when
taken equivalent
in the dark except that the electric lights
Human queer bundle guy will into high
He viii order rsapaa and then
if he gets
King everybody believes in ghosts Instead
of he label when cuckoo applies the
hospital with Number Of painters collie the know
that he spook pedd should
be handled with a brush
fluid being poured the
that the boys prefer puncuated
hee,
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
ROSS KELLY is
FORCED TO DOFF
STABLES COLORS
LAUREL SELECTIONS.

First Race--smart Guy. Brbbler.
Murray.
Second Race. - Buckhorn, Rhzh.
Cuba
Third Race.-Rapid Traveller. Truly
Rural. Mock Orange.
Fourth Race. Legacy. Ptnard
Harry Breivogel-
Fifth Race.-Fafry Prince. Ths
Desert, waukeag.
Sixth Race.-Tit for Tat, Jack Of
Spades. Indian Spring.
Seventh Race.-The Decision. Nal
volio. DoItnA
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Young Nationals Win.

The Young Nationals defeated
the Eagle Stare yesterday on the
Monument grounds in a baseball
game by s to 3. The team work
OF the Nationals on the offense and
defense was too strong for the
Eaglea
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
Would MANAGE Pirates.

Indianapolis. Oct. 1s.-Jack Hend-
ricks, former manager of the Saint
Louis National League team, is said
to be a candidate for the manager
ship of the Pittsburg National League
Club
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
Triangle Eleven PIays.

The Triangle A. c. football team
would like to arrange game with the
Olympic eleven for Sunday. =
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17

Referee Bryan Morse (ClArksonl Umpire-Mr
Battersby tSwrthmrel. Head hnemAn-Mr. Do
gan tGonzasa). Pface-OentraI Stadium. Time
80 D. m
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King Alcohol deadr than Buebeard wives But there hasn't
been collected him guy amt dead long
And they sawed
the benches There have been
lof tributes received
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17

But the cash registers still playing Souse's Marc
'arkeeps still spinning their elbows and fro and
,nitting The buns still utilizing the park
between the brass rail and the ga percha free lunch
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-02-07
GRANVILLE NEWS

(Mrs. H. E. Ford, Correspondent
Mrs. J. X. Vinton and children spent
last week in Montpelier with her
husband.
School at the Lower Village re-
opened this week after three weeks en-
forced vacation on account of influenza.
Three sisters of Mrs. Llewellyn Perry
have been visiting her. They were
called here by the death of Master Earl
Perry.
Mrs. William Dowdell died in Ran
dolph, at the Sanatorium, last Thurs
day of pneumonia. She took her nine
year old daughter, Marjorie, there to
be operated upon, and while in Ran
doIph developed pneumonia. Mrs.
Dow1er leaves her husband, two sons
and Two daughters.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-02-07

suffering from the effects Of slight
shock.
Master Robert Morrison Young has
been quite i'll but is better.
Mrs. Eastman Arnold of Cornwall
was a guest at Russell Young's the past
week.
Mrs. D. D. Follansbee has returned
from visit to her daughter, Mrs. Roy
Hurlburt of Monkton.
The many friends here of Mrs. Charles
Hoag of Monkton regret to Learn of her
death Saturday which occurred at Lake
View Sanatorium, Burlington.