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The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-04-10
short. but Sharp.

"why aren't you speaking to Mrs.
Gadder?"
"We had words"
'IndeedT
"Yes-one apiece. She called me
'upstart' and 1 called her cat -
Birmingham Age-Herald.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-04-10
pon,t Foruet cutIcura TaIcum

When adding to your toilet requisites.
An exquisitely scented face, skin, baby
and busting powder and perfume, rem
dering other perfumes superfuous.
You may rely on it because one Of the
Cuticura Trio (Soap, Ointment and
Talcum). 25c each everywhere.-Adv.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-04-10

Backache OF any
kind is often
caused by kidney
disorder, which
means that the
kidneys are not
working proper
". Poisonous
matter and uric
acid accumulate
within the body
in great album
dance, over"
working tho sick
kidneys. hence
the congestion Of
blood causes
backache in the
same manner aS .
similar conges.
ton In the head
causes headache.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-04-10

Many a woman who is unable to
drive horse can lead her husband
around by the nose.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-04-10
ina Cost.

"Does it cost much to put up skei-
etonN structureT 81 should think II
would cost lot of bones"
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-04-10
Dlstrict Ne Very PROSPEROUS.

The district of Tres Arroyos has "a
schools, s of which are urban with a
registration of 1880 pupils, 8 suburban
with an enrolment of 494 pupils, and
IL rural with 40 pupils. The private
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-13
NE JUST ONLY
WANTED TO KNOW
Possible kxplanaslcn For Non.
appearance Of Watch Had
Suddenly Dawned On
Simple Farmer

ss....* - A.
:" nc 'Ash'sa'
steel oemrsas has established . cest
price ss~sr for ~ i@.Sn wufAmen
thus esreamsentlnk the lseal pnnateer
oue II The lecsl rvaaisefs asked NJ
nufsleF i he 49, Il not shut NJ tbs
eNsss.pfses sssfs. 4 VAS lnleffsging
sssh the ether siorvs ls1Elss. bat Nj
oarslef answered
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-13

Nesls8 ttesAf Aaasia ia
efHs* satfNteA eatA ghamuat8sW
8na luA kestlan aHt a. tsmes eNaga
net aae a1s afNYs - trea mxself 4
tfleA every FvaeslY | heard 81 NaA
rnss tvNteF#Fy rtlef I wAa a8sss.a
81 tfs Namhss ~ Fag NAe nNtsa
whtrA asa wifa saleaAla res stta
NHiis ! aN nes vHFlfelt sell | fe.t
lsA# = A4tiefeAs Mas aaa fxnss4 -
amgsaas Numhsf sN helSsvInA & wlli
safe mr have fela several ag nav
ffsssAe - ta eANh tAvy ss# sAktuR
wssh kYe8f ve*alss .haeffusls Y~s
aasme eaa Numhos fe ta ans sae sag
4sElh lfWm avs hlksaA sisss ag Asau
asa tfHhle - NensAl naA health
w tsHuHs kaafAnSee 81 gmFe snx Al
ssssv Wsih Nneshet ~ tsuF rhe tliat.d
BEES ws auese s0ga saf NuFa Nhas shs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-13
00Ds0N WOULD STOP
SALE Of CAl0M[l
Says Calomel is Mercury and Acts
Like Dynamite on Your
Liver. ~

Dodsou making hard tighi
against calomel IN the south E,ors
dMFgist has noticed great fsillns
OF To the sale % ealomei They all
klfe the same reason podson'e Liver
Tone . taklns lts place
taionei j. dangerous and people
know Il wh.e Dodson's Liver Tone il
perfectly ss-s and gives better re-.
suits. saia lfomin.n, local drug.
gisi Dods0hs Liver Tone ia per.
Honally guaranteed hY every drug
gikl A large bottle costs hut few
eTnis. and II Z ialis 20 rive easy re-
lief in every ease ~ liver slarKish
ness aud constipation. you have onls
70 ask for yunf money back
D0dsons Liver Tone 81 a pleaasui
iasiing purely vegetable remedy
harmless 10 both children and adnlts
Take q spoenfal az night and sakr
~ feeling fine, no biliousncss. sick
acid stomach OF consgltat
% bo~eif u doesn't grlpe or eanse
ineonseniense al the neat das llse
violent caloma Take a dose ol cal
ofnel today and tomorEow you wiii
feel ~eak. slck and nauAcaied Don't
iosa = days work Take Dodeon
Liver Tone instead and feel fine. luls
q ylgof and ambition.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-13
THEY LIKE sw0nO
Of OAM0Cl[s
How Many Others Nave unwit-
tngly Sat In Peril Of Which
1Ney Were Generally
Ignorant

II N&s have sAaneed that ss,sns af
- hAse unNatilags, Sat ns4sier s~anl
- sssas~les aaa eshfuukh xsaa lsssss
mfhev ihan g.-sa saans gesaenae have
esf~t#sA - fsst laaaAesleS hsm~slf
Va hsis ls lanassus Il Ats slangss
feF htssf glsne.
The ssafs viii - I~rfe,sly aAsleas
nsslfxis = that 10 the resga ~ nses
nssiss lhe iiaeF a. he ruler of Ssra
ssisf u eres~v sears before the sAris.
iAsa ess uus ssanpslss. member ~
Re seatf. Mishlnx - establish hisn.elf
sssneeiH stih fhe saananh nmtgefes
htfe uaauls Hesee = e~sa aees ~
AHaH sHa l-siIeslmg that ~asuers. Ike
s7aisskhe Nateg = Is he sn.slled af. nai
swasleps~l n4oneslus seeisled 10
teach the esfuiiet = fessan
fse lu,usd hin t. Wonderful hsn
eHet. ph4ea Iaamesles ensa,.a grsAti,
Vniii he ienes,ea nhate hss head
swef,i 0hlsA eNs hvla hs one s.Agis
hsir hoN Nean he Was ehie 10 lesss
~ lfetlieas Niaflea y uureenrsiea. hug
his Feelings aatlug the rsa ~ the
fcsss maf Re Imagined and necd not
- described
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-13

one pttfn htaf@ ~ Nxpfsas 8saf
Nj shslA eAawhi ! seftfe sata hls \
'ie tnkased iuta alptheg8A whee ghe
truth NAx fhsf the eola haa ssnale
lsfH h. llttle eNe PARTS aAarts has
eepsibs ~ shs wandefsa4 AlsaAarkA
germ u ss,ur shlla has = rosa whsa
dseshefaa i lsfvtalent saH ebvala lAks
hin eai of - htsol and keep asM agf
IL stFvet anti faii3 tessssefsd. a.
fasfe i handtsa tames meft aAneeg
q hts laAlne dip hs "a wAsn - h4a
cold When ChaWhvflalua tssa9h
Kennedy = wtsen Ii aAtyklx cures the
ssala Nna ieeesns the dsnMeF Il dla
th"tiA q ans ether Rvrm disease b.
ina contracted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-13

The New zealaud shoe factories
have mada marked rrogrosa during
the lAst seaF. and better shoes are
made now At relatively los priecs
'han ever before neiWishFsAndlag the
iass iiat wagss have Increased from
- u. per cent With some ~ The
skilled operatives ges,tnr from So
10 $50 nsr week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-13
MEAT CAUSE Of
KIDNEY TROUBLE
TAKE . glas Of oaih II Jour Bach
hzrts ~ Bladder bethsn-1sat
terms uric acol

" yos nu,s have yons meat every 6sy,
ct Il. but fush ycur Kidneys -ish n.ts
nrsz<iousfly. says . sos<d authority ~ho
biis ss thai nssst forns srse AID ~hiek
almost f~rsiszes The ksdn<ys in sssir II.
forts 70 esg-i 4 from the blead. They
t<oome slsegish ard vssssn. thsn yoa
soTsr sith dull nsssry IN the kldnsy
ssr.on, sharp paias in the bark o. sick
hescsshe, uifsiEfs, your sfonaeh sours.
sorgD~ 10 eosfso snd ~ten The weather
10 s&1 voo haze rhsslmsfss twinTss The
usise rsts tlou6s. fall VI sedinsnf. he
ehsnnsis ofien get sess sn1 isrsEAtsd,
ools sgsn9 sou te -uk relief t~s o. thfss
tin< daring fhs nixhf-
10 nesfrsllzs thss< irris.sinx s<ids. 10
cleanse the kisnegs ami snsA % the
kpfy's uysxsu. wszx< 80 four supsrs II
Js1 Salts Iron any phsrmsey here.
take . tsbI<sgssonfaI IN slsss II
water before breakfast for . fss dsys
sn1 yssr ksdn<vs vsfI tb~s scs Ens Jbis
famous sslfs 10 made ffeu fbe aid u
rvarss ssd sesBos Iusoe. conksn~a slfh
IItkis- ss6 has t~sa ss>1 ior rrnxfssieas
a. fssk s1d sEimals<e siaex.ka ksdn>ys
ssss u s<strsiin the sei1s is nrins
- y - Denevf initiates. thus es1ia
Nn11Gv wnnkunml
Jed ea1fs y inezpenssves ea1sos u
tsse. 80 naks d>l,<s4fsl e9srss<<ens
E<hs'vsja trink
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-13
c1r slo OF ~spalnc rtvss~

II aoa latA energy Il snu iack
pop The chances are thar yoaa
bo~els are sluggish 4 roicys CA.
ihAfale tablet a shoi.eoane physie llAAi
All 20 soa ~ hiliousneas. gas. blaaf.
ing, sick heaaache. sour stomach -
other llls hat attend indigestion and
constipation. They lnyirsrAts tn
liver
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-13
SHOT DUCKS FROM PLANE,
MUST PAY PENAL TY

Ailantio CITY Ara sle chAfxeA
With shooting Canadian aeese irutu
ssAplane. kenneih Jaqnith. AA asl-
slnf aud nsnnet = sesersn. NJ. me
chalnvlau. were heid il 500 bail pasA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-13

FFance ha- 7a' 79rTd -aV0ra7T ThTa
America going dry" Il means that
the sine exgori trade 10 America
aseraglng tlts.oeoeoo year is
lost
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-13

Neals SERVED family sssle Home
,aokine W eolAel ssat laatronaer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-13

- eS;A@xte4 iAai fssm Jas is46
so gnsy astA fhsre aeft &pgnoxsMats.
y t-xssee w0meu ensf4nts IA. Il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-13

wii1ss Af.ss - sGrse- ~.
w2s 1se1 ID ire var
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-13
ASPIRIN FOR
HEADACHE
Name Bayer' is on Genuine
Aspirin say Bayer

iuslsi 90 hayfF Tablets ~ Aslar-
ia in Batef package. containing
proper directions Tor Headache
Colds. Pain. Neuralgia Lumbaso and
Rhenmatism Name Bayef7 means
genuine Aspirin Wsscrihed BY pht +
siClans FOR ninsteen years Handy
.iu boxes ~ y tablets cost few cents
Aspirin is trade nafk ~ bAlef Man
wtsctsr - Monoaretisac ldesgef ui
Saisey yAeaesa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-13

s. taissa States eemm lsssansg les
Is ias mFshef hsaslas
New-York tribune., 1920-08-31
Hopeful Stakes
Is Closing Day
Feature at Spa
Abadsne Captures Main
Event; Wholesale Scratch.
ing Cheapens Card at
the Saratoga Meeting


SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 30.-The Sara
toga race meeting will conclude to-
morrow afternoon. 1t has been one of
the most successful from the stand
point OF the promoter ever seen at the
Spa, and the farewell, like the parable
OF old, should serve the best wine at
the very last.
Tomorrow is hopeful day; that is 1t
will witness the running Of the Hopeful
Stakes, an. event which vies with The
futurity in sentimental regard ard
monetary respect. The Hopeful this
year will be worth something more
than 100000 to the winner, and, like
the Futurity to be run later at Bel
mont Park, will furnish strong bear
ing on the award of the two-year-o Id
championship Of the season.
Race for Two-Year-Olds
All Of the best two-year-olds of the
year, with the exception of Inchcane
which has not sufficiently recovered an
attack OF skin disease to risk his repu-
tation in such company, have been
nominated over night for tomorrow $
juvenile classic of the season to date
No fewer than eighteen youngsters are
on the entries sent out tonight and
undoubtedly. the great majority Of then,
Will go to the post.
The great filly Prudery will carry
the hopes of Harry Payne Whitney un-
less Tryster should be added. Manv
believe the filly quite as great as the
unbeaten colt, but Prudery will have
assistance from the stable, for three
other smart ones, all of which have
proved their worth, are ready to give
battle-Exodus, Dartmoor and Ararat.
j.. w. McClelland's great colt Leon
9rdo, which many believe the equal of
tnchcape or Tryster, is bound to be as
highly regarded as any of the opposing
stables. J. K. L. Ross will start his
great colt Star Voter and his good
filly Intrigue. Nancy Lee, Smoke
Screen, Step Lightly, Sailing B., Grey
Lag and Touch Me Not are other
formidable -year-olds capable Of ex-
tending the best in their company.
The Hopeful of tomorrow should be a
horse race worth a days journey.
There is keen disappointment that
Man O. War and Sir Barton are not to
meet in the Saratoga Cup, at mile and
three quarters, which ordinarily should
be the classic of classics of the year
for the older divisions. Neither is to
go. When Man O. War sidestepped the
issue, Commander J. K. L. Ross decided
to lay up Sir Barton also for the time
hoping to meet the super horse in the
Jockey Club Cup at Belmont.
Only three have been named for the
Saratoga Cup tomorrow Willis
New-York tribune., 1920-08-31
i. S. Athletes Beaten
BY Belgian Police

ANTWERP, Aug. 3o.-Morris M.
Kirksey, of San Francisco, one of
Americas foremost sprinters, was
assaulted, handcuffed and taken to the
police station this afternoon by Bel
gian gendarmes, who, unable to speak
English, blocked Kirksey from entering
the American dressing rooms at the
stadium.
Kirksey had just returned with
Charles W. Paddock. of Los Angeles,
worlds champion dash man, from
Paris for the medal presentations. He
had tickets, but when he tried to en-
ter the dressing rooms he was at
tackled by the gendarmes, who appar-
emily had orders, which were unknown
to the Americans, to the effect that
the rooms were to be used to-day only
by football players.
Kirksey later was released at the
station house. The American Olympic
committee is investigating the case.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-31
Davis and Pell Furnish
Stirring Five-Set Contest
With Former Winning

ing care Of Brazil, while everybody
present agreed that the stands were
models of their kind
Tonight the National Tennis Um-
pres association will give unique
dinner to the members of the associa-
ton and the players at Christopher
Street, tho Old Skull and Cross Bones
tavern, starting at 1880 O'Clock. Tho
famous original Pirate Bard will dish
out the musical dainties, and the man
agement promises thrill with every
course, All guests are requested to
nave thelr hip pockets sewed up be-
lore entering the pir-.tes' den.
The opening day of the play did not
serve 10 give any definite line on
what VIVA; is to happen during the rest of
the week since mons Of the leaders
feit the necessity Of bringing out their
pest tennis. But with each passing
DAY now we are quite likely to see
something startling in the way Of up
sets. Johnston is not likely to en-
counter serious opposition until the
fourth round, when he will meet Will
lams or Davis or Howard Voshell. Then
the sparks should fly. Richards OUGHT
TO come out to the fourth round to faer
Wallace Johnson.
This afternoon Harte and Griffin
ought to provide a great match, as will
Richards and Beekman, who had des-
perate struggle at Southampton last
week. Williams is very apt to have
serious SERIOUS, difficulty in getting past
vosheli' while Watson M. Washburn
ana Harold Ihrockmorton are certain
to provide thrills for the gallery
The attendance YESTERDAY wa ahor+
b,0OO-a record for the opening dav ~
play. N"S ~
New-York tribune., 1920-08-31
King Gives Medals
To'Athletes; u. S.
Gets Lions Share

ANTWERP, Aug. 80 (By The Asso-
ciated Press).-King Albert Of Belgium
presented the medals and other awards
won at the seventh Olympiad to the
winners in the athletic. swimming and
rowing events. at the stadium this
afternoon.
1t would have been necessary to use
a large basket for the Americans share
alone of the statuettes and medals.
For example, out of about one hundred
awards for track and field, the share
of the United States representatives
was nearly forty.
There was only a scattering repre-
sentation Of each nation on the field at
the presentation ceremonies. The few
score Americans who were present
made up in noisy cheers what they
lacked in numbers.
Brand Whitlock, tho American Am
bassador, was in the stand with the
King. There was the usual ceremony
with military parade, display Of flags
and choral singing. The King per-
sonally presented the medals to win
ners of first places.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-31
avorites Win
Among Women
Tennis Players

Flay was started yesterday in the
annual invitation women's tennis tour.
hainent on the Rockaway Hunting Cluh
courts at Cedarhurst, Long Island. with
practically all of the favorites surviv.
ing the first and second rounds.
~ Mrs. r. |: Mallory and Miss Eleanor
remnant, who are expected to set the
pace In this tourney, both won their
matches m without great difficulty. Mrs.
Mallory took the measure of Miss Mar
garet Grove by a score of 6-3. 6-3 in
tne nrst round, while Miss Tenant
scored declsively over Mrs. Wilburn at
In defeating Miss Grove Mrs. NAL
Tory had plenty in reserve and plaved
only hard enough to win. Her ner-
lofmance was clean cut all THROUGH
ara was one of the best exhibitions of
the day. She made but few mistako g
and ran off her points in snapnv and
speedy manner. She did not tarry lonc
on the court nor did she waste mnc5
tlme IN volleying. She either scored
lmmediately or she didn't. Generally
SHs old' as the score shows.
MISS MISS remnants play was Of a mora
nrililant nue. than Mrs. Mallory's, but
was not finished. The Californian
INA lnaae some remarkable gets, and shone
y 80 'O4Acy ing ana with her
placements. Hers was a game fun Of
good shots, highly colorful. that wa .
spectacular and pleasing to watch hnt
IL was no more effective than the cnt
and dried exhibition given NV NJ
Mallory. Wy mrs'
Ihe summary:
MIL flrSt # roundIMiss Helen Baker defeated
bancroft defeated Mrs De n n'ss e. Leslie
~ 5-6, G-3; Mrs n r Hnr doen. daenuee
MIS- MIS- D. G., Cowdin, 6--3, 6--4 Miss E,,i.ti ~
ff1andy defeated Mrs. A. Hurnphries 1's
Mt I'll Mrs; +. / Mallory defeated
Leroy Ndeeares degaats5 GrN9ye, s-S. Go; Mrs r.
-; Miss Corrine Gould defaataa NJ
o. " Lynch. 60. 80; Ms 1eo stan. Mrs
ddefeated Miss n. Slocun1. ca stenz
US US L. M. Miller won from Miss rhv,1is,
Waish, by default; Miss Margaret nsvis ~ ,,is
defeated Mrs, d. c. New. e&s 60. nHE!s Mrn
wafhaaiel wai Niles defeated Mrs A. D. Fol.
ca ca Miss NJ Hires, S. ga; Mis-. Eleano- Te.ea.
loss s won from Mrs G. B. Stanwix AIpeaaor hv nc
- % Ill Miss Eleanor Tennant tefeataS Nc
I. w urn. Go, 6--4 Mrs r res 49, ~ .
Gafteated a Mrs. r. Wood. Ga, eNs: Mtsl
W, W, ANY Any Won from Mrs. w. H. Prttchard
+, Es,ay Seavy 6-4; 6-2; Miss Corrine Gouid iH1
garet Davis defeated Mrs L. NJ Miiiar
p ID; Mrs. e. Raymond defeated NJ
n Niles Ct. 60; Miss G VIZ -.r ,s D.
Ir9m r9i1, MIS- F. Weaver. by default: IT. Miaa Mas
sutsn Euis s'gourney defeated Mrs 3.
Hin HHtassS, q, S-%i Mrs. S. Buzby defeat.d
lin defeated Miss Katherne Enrca 'aa-
6--0. AAe L orCe, t-3,
New-York tribune., 1920-08-31
Bogalusa 'Trots
Fastest Mile
For 2-Year-Old
John Henry Captures Nepon-
set Stake, Only Event
Finished at Readville

BOSTON, Aug. 3o.-The fastest mile
trotted by two-year-old this year was
made at the opening of the Grand Cir
cult races at Readville to-day, when
the Ohio trainer Charles Valentine
drove the chestnut colt Bogalusa in
2:OS in the second heat Of the Horse
breeders Futurity.
Valentines colt finished first in the
initial heat, but on account Of running
under the wire was set back to second
place and the heat awarded to Nelson
Dillon.
The historic Neponset Stake, for 2:o6
PAGERS, was the only event finished on
to-day's program, rain falling in tor
rents just after Will Crozier, substi-
tuting for Tom Murphy, had won the
deciding heat with John Henry.
Walter Cox captured the first heat
of the Boston Globe Stake, for three.
year-old trotters, with The Great Miss
Morris, but his filly went into wild
break the second time out and was dis
tanced. Five races and the two un-
finished events on to-day's card will be
up for decision Tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1920-08-31

qualified Salvestrs got the place ent
Red Red Rose third money.
By strange coincidence the featurt
race of the day was the cheapest oi
the afternoon in the matter of purs4
money. Because of run-ups of Fridel
the overnight events were all 81
S2,90729 added, while the Amsterdam
hat g guaranteed cash value of s2,50q
Larry Wate rbury's Abadane, the odds
on choice, had little difficulty takint
this feature at mile. He was undei
stout restraint all the way, but whel
ready simply raced up to and awal
from Elected II, the early paccmakeg
as he pleased
New-York tribune., 1920-08-31
Feature Matches
On Courts Today

r. NJ.
Court No. 3-Clarcxr,e ]. Griffin
VI. Richard Harte.
Court No. 4-Vincent Richards VI.
Leonard Beekmar.
3 p. M.
Court No. 2--Richard Norris Will
lens I'd Va. s. Howard Voshell.
1880 p. M.
Court No. 1-Watson M. Washburn
VS.. Harold A. Throckmorton.
TRAINS TO FOREST HILLS
Leave P. R. R. Station, Seventh
Avenue and Thirty-third Street
1890 noon; 1890. 1851, 1:l2, 1880.
2:0S, 2:30. $500, 3:1s, 3:45, 4:06'
1920 p. m. '''
New-York tribune., 1920-08-31
Show at Morrissown

A horse show will be held under thi
auspices of the Morris County Fai'
Association, September %, "a and q
at the Whippany River Club, Morris
town, n. J. The prize list of nearl1
fifty classes has been arranged for tn,
hackney stations and mares in hand
harness ponies, saddle horses, pole
mounts, hunters and military horses
New-York tribune., 1920-08-31

Sharpe kilmer's Exterminator, W. R.
Goes Cleopatra and Cromwell. Ex-
termlnator is one Of the greatest dis
tance horses in training, and if il
should rain, as it now threatens. would
be strong favorite.
Last season, through q sea of mud.
Exterminator beat Purchase and at the
same time tied the track record for the
distance. Cleopatra is by many pounds
the best mare in training, and at the
weights will give Exterminator the
battle Of his life irrespective of track
conditions.
The racing to-day was very cheap
and in keeping with the dwindling
crowds, which evidently have sickened
or wholesale scratching from plainly
padded entries. Out of an original
entry list of eighty-nine there were no
less than fiftythree scratches, which
possibly is record for Eastern racing.
In the third race a field of eighteen
was scratched down to four, and in the
fourth field Of fifteen was scratched
down to FIVE.
Bad Spill In Fifth Race
Nothing but a miracle prevented q
track calamity or a number of track
calamities when three horses fell about
twenty yards inside the finish of the fifth
race at six furlongs. Samuel Lewis's
War Marvel, which was the direct cause
Of the accident and which finished sec
ond, was disqualified. War God, which
followed the pace closely all the way
and which was threatening War Nav
vel for the place at the end, tried to
come through on the rail. War Marvel
swerved over toward the fence and
Cliff Robinson was forced to pull his
mount up short to prevent being
bumped into the railing.
War God crossed his legs and went
down. Dunboyne and Pilgrim, which
were laundering on behind, both fall
ing over, the PROSTATE steeds. The
three riders, Rodriguez, Robinson and
Schuttinger, were thrown in a vortex
of horse shoes. Turner was thrown SO
heavy against fence post as to be
knocked unconcious
But the three horses finally got to
their feet without injuring the stunned
and PROSTATE riders. All three riders
were able to walk to the jockey room
unassisted. The race, by the way, was
won by J. K. l.. Ross's Lion dor, which
raced down Dunboyne inside half a
mile and then pulled away to an easy
victory. When War Marvel was dis
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Games at College Point

Employees of the American Harl
Rubber Company will hold their annual
field day games at College Point OF
Labor Day. The largest entry in tbs
history Of the event has been received
New-York tribune., 1920-08-31
international League

Baltimore at Syracuse.
Other teams not scheduled.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Buffalo, 6; Jersey City, S
Q2 inns, 1st).
Jersey City, 10: Buffalo, 9 f2d).
Akron, 4; Reading, 0 ust).
Akron, Q; Reading, l (2d).
Baltimore, 8; Rochester, 7.
Other teams not scheduled.
STANDING OF TEAMS
- w. l.. Pet w. L. Pct.
Bmore. 81 43 .669 Reading So Is All
Toronto SO Al .6s9 j. City. 1891 .3os
Akron. 81 Al .636 IRoch't'r Al 80 ala
Buffalo. 81 49 .632 Syr'c'se. 80 9s .234