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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18
DROP WORLD SERIES CASES
Gamblers and Others Accused Are
Ordered Freed.

CHICAGO, sept. 17.-Dismiasal
Of all indictments remaining against
the baseball players ana others in
volytd in tho 1919 worlds series
scandals, was ordered today by
Judge Sullivan at the request OF the
states attorneys office. The indlet-
mcnts dismissed today cha~gsi CON
spiraCy, obtaining money under
false p]rctcnscs ana other %Offcnsos.
Dismissal OF tho repainiug
charges was expected after the re
cent trial OF several ball players
ana alleged gamblers on other In
dlctmcnts resulted In their acquittal,
Those named in the indictments
quashcd today wore "Bill' Burns,
Rachael Brown, Abe Attrll, sport
Sullivan, Ben Franklin. All ,ged
Chick" GandlI, buck" weaver,
Eddie CicOtte. Claude VILLA nr, Joe
Jackson, Happy Fclsch, Charles
Risberg and Fred MCMullin. for
mer members OF the Chicago White
SOy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18
FOR BIKE RACE
Men to Have Charge of Dash From
sand Springs to Tulsa October
Are Named.

Plans have been completed for
the bicycle race from Sand Springs
20 Tulsa on October !, and Norman
b. snyder OF. the Mcgee Sporting
Goods company, promoting the con-
test, says much interest * being
shown by boys in the proposition.
Mr.. Snyder went to sand Springs
Friday and secured a squad Of aides
to assist him in the race.
G. c. Evans, manager Of the Sand
Springs park. has been appointed
head Of the arrangement and start
ms committee and viii be IN fun
charge OF the Sand Springs end,
with the following men To assist as
starters and timers: Mayor /. c..
Chamber Of Commerce. Jack Lin
coin. chief Of police; +. u. Long,
Fred Foley, PIN smith, George GIL
more, chairman Tulsa county COM
m~iSslOnelS.
q. j. Morgan and Guy stout will
have charge Of the sand Springs
Boy Scouts who viii police the road.
No traffic win be allowed on the
road after 1880 and all cars that are
on before hat time are requested
70 drive to "A side road until tn"
racers have passed. A boy scout viii
be stationed at each CroSsroai and
help 10 keep the road clear. Charles
Page will see that all Tulsa boys
get to Sand Springs in time to start
as an express car will leave Tulsa
at 1905 and carry an the boys VINO
have entered the race and their
wheels.
-Four more prizes arrived during
the week, as follows: one gold
watch from the New Departure MFG.
Co. one emblem from the Emblem
Mfg. Co, Angola, y. s.; one pair
Of pedals from the I~orrington Coz
! T~orringtOn, Conn. one chain from
the Diamond Chain & Mfg Co, In
d~ianapOlis.
Registration cards are ready at
the Mcgee sporting Goods company
and all boys who wish to enter are
requested to do so at once, report
ing at the store with the wheels
theY intend 20 ride.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18
AND WRIGHT
BEATEN AT NETS
Monnet and Miller Down
Formidable Pair After
Brilliant Match

In the only really classic that has
thus far boon played IN the city
tennis tournament, E, Mounct and
j, y Miller defeated j. -. tama and
A. l.. Wright I'm the g%emi-unals Of
tho doublUs tournament, on the Y.
NJ. C. \ Cuurts yesterday afternoon.
Tho match WAS rQual Go the finale OF
the recent Arkansas valley tuurnn-
mont, according to the opinion Of
the spectators, FORCED 20 fiRht Tor
ovcry point Miller and Muunot
pulled out In straight sets ca, los.
ca.
Tho terrific not play Of Miller and
Monn"t was ~rcBponsiblc FOR their
victory, the lattcr scoring consist
emily from powerful net shots.
w. A Cook had but little difti-
Guilty In defeating Mounot In the
singles. Ga, ca, putting the winner
into tho semi-nnals. j. II. Miller
also worked into scmi-flnalR, do
toating George Travis In a match
that went three Gets I'm which the
victor took the last two sets after
having bccn behind By and match
point. 5-7 Sc, Sc. Cook and
Miller met In the scmi-nnnls, while
slower and lnms battlcd In tho other
bracket OF the tournament. The
semi finals Of the singles are sched-
ulod for Tuesday afternoon.
Results In the matches that were
on the slate for Saturday.
H. Monnot and j.. n. Miller do
fontcd J. u. Iams and A. =. Wright,
J. b Miller defeated George
Travis. 81. Sc, sc.
e. Cook defeated r.. Monnett "a,
Ices Terry defeated r V. Camp
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18
Referee Prevented the Mill
From Being Fizzle in First
DUST STORM AT
GREYHOUND PARK
Good Card but Most of
the Fans Fled From
Threatening Blow

\ dust storm blew up at Mid
Continent park last night and drove
away a good portion Of the crowd
that turned out for the greyhound
races. Those who remained wit
messed an interesting seven raccs.
Cannibal King pulled somewhat
OF a surprise when he won from
Misty Dawn. Sawbuck, Cindcr path
and "A fast field In the fivc-siXtccnths
event. Upsets vert not unexpected,
however. with the wind and dust
sweeping the track.
a program Of seven races will be
offered this afternoon, with two
long-distanCc fivc-siXtcUnths milo
events featuring. u has been decid-
cd to continue the meeting through
out the nex week. as interest and
attendance has been increasing
steadily as the new sport becomes
better known.
Last nights results:
First race, one-fourth mile. purse,
s25-Rosy Star, first; wild Dillon,
second. Naomi, third. Time, q 3-5
seconds. Miss Fire Eater. Ruth Cam
non me Some OF the Herbs also ran.
Second race, three-slXteenths mile.
purse. S25-Betty j., first; Mig Par
ton. second; Ripping Rhyme. third.
Time, 20 Id seconds. Gladys Elirt.
Miss Robbit and Wales Fortune also
Third race. three-sixteenths mile.
40-Ernestpurse. $4O-Erncst wild
Bil!, first; High Bs!i, second Ara=cg,
third. Time. 10 AS seconds. Speedy
GIFT, Sitting Bull and Sunburn also
ran.
Fourth race. five-sixtccnth mile,
purse, s40-Cdnnibal King. first.
Cindcr Path, second; Sawbuck, third.
Time, 33 2-b seconds. Misty Dawn,
Jesserue and Friendly Fox also ran.
Fifth race, one-fourth mile. purse.
$25-The Devil, first. Ambling Mo-
tor, second; Big Tom. third. Time.
81 As seconds. Night Rider, Red
Beaker and Midget Flirt also ran.
Sixth race. one-fourth mile, purse
S4O-Sammy Satan, first, Handsome
Ray, second; Night Cap, third. Time,
rs seconds. Creole Sue, Handsome
Buck and Ben Brush also ran.
Seventh race. three-siNteenths
mile. purse, $25-Tulsa Girl, first:
Friendly queen, second; Jennie
Wrinkle, third; time, 20 4-5 seconds.
Mite Hawk, Billy Parton and Johnnie
Carroll also ran.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18
jim THURPE TO FRONT
Former Olympic star Makc- Rapid
Strides Toward the Top IN
American Association.

Jim Thorpe, whose athletic
prowcss IN tho Olympic games at
Stockholm in 1912 startled the
universe, has made wonderful
strides among the batters Of the
American association players who
have participated In so or more
games. The big indian, who D. n
member OF the Toledo club, has
climbed to nth place with an aver
age OF 1853. jack Elrko, the Louis
vile sluEgcT, although suffering a
slight falling Oft iu his stick WORK,
continued 20 top tho battcrs with an
average Of .3Si, while Ecb Russell,
the Minneapolis smuggling uutilel1"r
has passed Art Cutler OF Kansas
city for the hOuor3 as runner-up TO
Kirke. Russell Is cloutlng .3i5.
Buffers mark IS .3GS
Bunny Brief uf Kansas CITY who
smashed out five circuit drives In
the past week and brought this sea
sons record for circuit wallups 10
40. Is In fourth place among the
battera with n mark 81 ,36A
Brief has Increased hts lead as q
run gettcr. He registered 1852 times,
and with his l75 hits has brought
his total base mark TO 3Sl. Besides
his home runs, his hits include a.
doubles an 10 triples.
Baird Of indianapolis. by stealing
two bases during the pass week, Is
showing the way TO the base steal
ers with 90 thefts.
other leading batters:
Good. Kansas city. 800; Acosta.
Louisville, .554; Fisher, Miuncapo-
lis, .352: GAMER, Milwaukee. .Sii;
Lear, Milwaukee, .33S.
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81 and GtayHahpd Kayos Danny FruSh in 9TH Round of Thrilling Bou
Johnny Buff viii Haze His
Hands Full With p. Herman
Flyweight Champion Who Aspires to Hold Bantam Title Also
Will Have to BE Mighty Good to Beat New Orleans
Lad; Cochrane Says Morris Gets Acid Testi'

Tho result Is that n meeting never
took place. because OF Wilde's re-
fusll to meet Buff on reasonable
terms. tho Truokivn rrHpu lafd
claim To tho worlds title and tifis
claim is generally recognized. Buff
has beaten Fighters who gave Wilde
, aericua argument when he was in
this country.
But In meeting Herman, Buff will
be opposed by one VI tho best ban
tam champions we have had. The
New orleans Italian fully demon
stratcd HIS Clnss ms a champion when
lac lost the title 90 Lunch and came
back and beat Joe in y return sn-
gnRcmunt. Herman knocked aat
wilde, completely o~utclassing the
British champion Herman In box
ing better now than ever before In
his career. lie Is punching better
and he IL a clever. crafty ring gen
cral with plenty OF experience. It
aoems folly to send Buff akalust
him, uuloss the brooklyn boxer 10
far bcttcr than his record indicates.
Test for Morris.
n Will be recalled that Johnny
KilbAno figured. whom he was at hts
best, that he could capture the
lightweight championship. and Ben-
NY Leonard knocking him out. COM
] fA'l'AN NNN' AANHAlNk INV NA'NfE lux
general from Cleveland. Since then
Johnny has never entertained such
an idea. Otner fighters have mat
the same fate In trying to win n
title that belongs to u division q
notch above them. q
Cart Morria, tho original "whita
hope" who has been boxing better
than ver before since his late come
back after n year as a ranchman In
California, will be glvon the acid test
In Tulsa Thursday night when he
clashes with Bob Roper for ~
rounds. Roper Is by no mems as
large as Morris. but he IL n clever,
shrewd boxer with plenty OF expert
onco. He Isn't an exceptionally
hard hitter but he will hit Morris
many times before the bout ende.
Morris has been boxing better. obey
ing the Queenshury code batter and
using bettor ring g~eneralship In the
past year than he ever did before.
lie Will whip IA lot OF fighters befote
he passes In his ticket and retires
from the boxing game, Roper r,a
find himself IN against a rather
serious proposition.
Other Good Bouts. M
Johnny Dundee, the famO
"acotch-wop" from New York, VIII
take on two tough ones this week.
Monday night he fights Joe TipHtI
In Boston and Friday night n booked
with Charley White In East Chica TO.
White also Ia taking on a rather
busy week. He fights Jimmy Hsn-
Ion i'm Denver Monday igh, and
then meets Dundee. Unless White
rs shlfticr than he ever has been he
is due for u decoration In the Dundee
battle. 80
Young Bob Fitzsimmons, who
never Will be the scrapper his IA
nous father was. returns TO the
roped arena Monday night to box
Al Roberts at Newark. Roberts
lacks a lot OF being a top botcher,
but he viii make 1t interesting for
young Bob.
There are n number of other good
bouts on the calendar This week for
the entertainment OF American fistic
followers, although most of Tho
champions are Idle.
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by nDwARp W.. cocHRANn

ny EDWARD w. COCHRANE
During tho long history Of the
boxing game there have been u few
champions who entertained idCaa
that they could hold two titleS at
the Hamu time and have accepted
matches with tho champions at tho
neXt weight above them In an effort
TO accomplish this feat. Very few
have succeeded. Some have been
knocked out and convinced tina
each boxer should remain IN his
own division. We have another ex-
ample Of this week In the star at
traction which Johnny Buff. Amer
lean fiywciEht champion and tiaiui-
ant Of the worlds title, Will meet
Pete Herman, bantam king. In a
scheduled t5-round battle In New
York This ia the main avont OF
Tex Richards opening show for
Madison Square Garden this season,
There ~ no denying the fact that
Buff IL a great little fighting ina
chine, but IT Is doubtful whctacr he
les good enough TO concodo almost 10
pounds In weight To the bnntam
champion and stand "A chance OF
winning. II he can he IN "A wonder
and will prove onc uf tho best t'ght-
crs OF the past score OF years. Buff
~ bil' % mo NV NVHi'is III AHt
fighting ranks. lie was developed
after Tex Rickard took over the
Garden and began promoting there
after the new law in the Empir'
state went into effect. Buff cbu,'
To the front by leaps and bounds
beating al OF the best fighters IL. hl
weight ana n few bantams.
Wilde Dodgcd Him.
Some time ago Buff challenges
Jimmy wilde to a fight and offcre
20 20 TO London to meet the world.
champion wilde would not onsen
TO the fight on tho other side OF tn
big ditch and offered to box Buff II
Now YORK n Richard would Civ,
him $4,000 for his end. Rickard
could not see paying out such d
fabulous sum for u flyweight boxel
and flatly refused To consider IT,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18
BOONE TOPS SOUTHERN
Leader has Made PIG Hts, Including
40 Doubles, 20 Triples.

J. NJ. Boone OF New Orleans failed
% ghangc his average Of a week ago,
aNu continues 20 top the batters Of
we southern association with a mark
Oh .59l, according TO averages re-
Iedaed today and which include
games Of last Tuesday. Griffith. a
leNmmate, increased his average FOR
me runner-up honors to 1896. while
To,ly McLarry Of Memphis Is next
Boone has made 2lG hits for a to-
"a or 32S bases, his hits including
30 doubles, 26 triples and o homers.
NIGH of Memphis, is out In front
among the run gettors with l3l tall
Hes, while Bernsen of Birmingham,
VINO cracked out three homers in the
past week is showing the way 70 the
drives.
Stuart, also Of Birmingham, is
hiazins the way 20 the base steliers
win SIS thefts, having negotiated
seNen since tho last compilation Of
Other leading batters for 80 or
more games:
hogart, New Orleans. .3I5; Burke
nashville .s45; Camp, Memphis,
,StO; Don Brown, Memphis. 1856;
l'aynor, Birmingham, $3.50; Bern
I'm birmingham, 1915; Harper, Lit
te Rock, 329; Stewart, Birming-
usni ,326; Wano, Little Rock, .325;
WHllams, Memphis, .325: Anderson,
Chattanooga. ,324.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18
Important Boxing
BoUts This Week

Sent io-1ohuny Dundee w. Joe Tin.
|l's d. ruuuiH. at boston.
sept IH.thHrluy white va Jimmy
UHuIuu. 40 rounds at Denver.
y pt d. YOUNG Hpb FitAslmmons W.
~ Roberta % ruuudH. at Newark.
sort % Jack Ferry NH. Johnny carr,
TO rounds. at Canton 81.
Ncut. 10 JhUrF White We while spen-
oot, % nuuda at NrouhlNn.
sept 'H. Frank 'sfhnuo va. Jimmy
Darcy. 90 rounds az Sew orleans.
sept lH-rut walsh yR. Johnny kicHuh,
10 ruuuuH a. Cincinnati
scot 20 Frankly Jerome Va. battling
Harry NylHuu. 10 rounds, at New
Nufh.
Sept ss.CarI Morris vs. Rob Roper.
uughra Do ruundf Of Now NorE
supi ID Sammy Stniow Va. Bobby
UurhH4. 90 rounds at New York.
Sept H. aNiiErt smith w. Jack
Htarkuy, DO rluudH at Aurora. H.
Sent. Gg..luir Herman w. Johnny
liuff. % rounds. a. New York.
sept a3. Danny Kramer ". Terry
Martin. 90 rounds at New York.
sept 90 NItghlF Mitchell W. Ernie
Rice. no rounds. az milwaukee,.
Sent 20 Pepper Martin W.. Earl
ltbiri 10 TuundH. Ht Ncw York
SEPT 80 johnny Dundee vs. charley
white 40 rounds. nt East chicago,
Sopt ft.Winie burke Va, ltniph De-
Motto, 30 rounds, At brooklyn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18
GIBBONS KAY0S
ORTEGA IN 9TH
Frisco Boy Takes Much
Punishment and Final
ly the Count

COLORADO SPRINGS, Sept. II.
Mike Gibbons, the veteran st. Paul
scrapper, added another kayo To his
string last night when he sent pat
ding Ortega Of san Francisco kick
ing for the count In the seventh
round OF "A twelve-rouud contest.
Ortega was stabbed numerically
by Gibbons fast left In the early
rounds and I'm the third round HIS
right eye was closed. He stuck
gamcly to his task. however, until
weak from punishment, he went
down ana out from "A right 10 tho
Jaw. Ortcga n taken 10 n hos-
pital after tho fight. suffering from
the effects OF the battle. Physicians
today stated his right eye may be
Infected.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18
Boxers Work Today

Capt. Bob Roper OF Chicago,
who Is TO meet Carl Morris Of
Sapulpa in n 12-round bout
at Convention hall hero next
Thursday night, will arrive in
Tulsa this morning, and, with
other boxers to take part In the
show, Will work out at the Tulsa
Athletic clubs gymnasium in the
Terminal hotel this afternoon,
beginning at 2 o'clock.
frankie Osner OF Springfield,
Bantamwcight contender, who
meets Young Carscy OF Tulsa in
the ciGht-round semi-windup,
also will reach Tulsa today and
will be seen in a workout this
afternoon. Boxers to take part
in the various prcliminarics Will
work. too, and 1t promises 10 he
quite a show In itsclf-thc work.
Ing out program.
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Oklahoma Engineer Attracts Attention of Pugilistic World
With Successful Comeback; Will Land Strong If He
Beats Roper Here Next Thursday Night.

ever before since his late comeback
uftcr a year as "A California ranch
"a CochrHnC declares that his
coming match Nth Rob Rnpor viii
be an acid tcst" for the Sapulpnn.
Discussing Morris recent form.
Cochrauc Gays. Morris has been
boxing better, obcying the Queens
bury code better and using better
ring gcncralship In the past year
than ever before. lie will whip n
lot of fighters before he passes In
his ticket and ~rotircs from tho game.
Roper himself may find himself up
against n rather serious propoPi-
/ ton"
Tad, the well know Now York
ticlc discussing the heavyweight
class, paid Morris quite q compli-
ment without mentioning the Okla
homan at all. Tad was taking a
crack at the run Of hcavyweights
! aspiring to honors today. Except
for Dempsey he thinks but little Of
the division, ne said. Aside from
the champion, which one Of the
heavics wants to tackle Fred Full
TONI asks Ted, and he answers the
question in the next line by saying
mot one Tad overlooked just one
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Again leaving
the champion out OF II. Big Carl is
the one heavyweight who has stood
up against Fulton successfully Nor
rls has fought the Minnesota plaster
sproadcr twice, once on even terms
and once bcsting him so badly that
Fulton quit after six rounds.
Fulton Shys at Big Carl.
Louis Newman, matchmaker FOR
the OH city Athletic club, recently
tried to get Fulton 10 come to Tulsa
for 10 match with Morris here, Nor
ris being not only willing but anx-
iOus To take on Fred again. Newman
has the answer, written by Fulton
himself. Fulton said in his letter
that Morris Is too rough and 1
don't want TO box him.
The accompanying illustration
shows Morris weight as 2l5 pounds.
that's approximately. ~ not exactly.
correct Morris ls training daily at
the Moran Athletic club, Sapulpa,
and is reported rounding into the
best condition OF his life. IL has
been said that ne would weigh
around g2O pounds when the day Of
his match with Roper comes. Don't
loJ anybody Kid you about his
weight The poundagc Is there,
fully 2l5 pounds without any extra
wriguJ az an, n Carlos consents 10
get ON tho scales before his tu5sle
with Roper youIl find this TO be
accurate,
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Dog Race Entries

official entries thirtieth day. Sunday.
September Is.
First race. e-siNtcenths mile, purHa
i2b-Liliian Parton. Security CMD. wild
star, Furnessa. Joie Ray. Alabama Jack.
Second race, one fourth mule. purse SIS
Rachel Wild Bill, Nursemaid, Bcakers
Lady. Ready Applause, Speedy Cannon,
Wild Irlshmau tMD.
Third race. enc fourth mile, purse $50
-Nebraska wild BnI. widest Dillon. Leo
pold, Lady Leo, Flying Stone, Honeysuckla.
Fourth race, fyc-Hixteenths mile. purse
3AO-Imp. Ginger Beer 2ud, Rush Reuben,
Duffys Malt, Dillon Wild Blll. over the
RI ne, Robin Hood tMl.
Firth race, one-fourth mile, purse Se6
BABY Mine. Ray Clair. Tllly Dame.
Sister Flirt. Quaker Boy. Whoda Thunkit.
sixth race. three-sixteenth mile, purse
12b-HoldlnB Hands. SnHkcy Flirt. Black
Rosa, Mr.. Russell. Lone GOodlc. step
Ahead.
Seventh race, nye-siNteenths mile. purse
&4O-Oaklaud Hannah. Fuig Chance lN1
Edith Cautrip, Red Pine, Blue Rock Wlld
Bill. Ready Peerless.
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STICKS
THRU lST ROUND
Four Favorites at Top Of
List in Elimination
at st. Louis

ST. LOUIS, sept. Flour men
who have won the national amateur
golf championship today proved
their ability again by finishing al.
most az the top In the elimination
round OF the contest FOR the same
honor at the 81. Louis Country club.
put the 1872 starters were led by r..
+. kuCppcr OF Sioux city. Iowa.
champion, who scored "a. SO 10.
one under par, cqualling tho course
record set yesterday by bobby Jones
OF Atlanta. Chick Evans OF CHICAGO
defending his title, tied Tor third
place with rs, As did Robert A.
Gardner, while II. Chandler Egan OF
portland Orcr had a. and Francis
Ouimct IS.
The British champion. Willie l..
Hunter, survived with "a score of 70.
four strokes fewer than necessary TO
compete with the siNty-four best
players Of today on Monday at 80
holes for qualification. hut $ Da-
wilson Heron Of Chicago cham
piou two years ago. failed by one
stroke to continue In the cOmpoti-
ton.
'knepper has shonc before in
media play, tying with Harrison
Johnston recently in the western
amateur g for low score at 10,
but the winner OF second honors to-
day, Ben Stein OF Seattle, a public
links player, has never competed
in the east. His score Of 35-87-72
Just II over par on the second
nine, was one stroke better than
that returned by the title holder.
Evans, Gardner, r. d. Armour OF
Scotland and Robert 4. Jones OF
Atlanta.
STEMS splendid score was only one
Of several turned in by the contin-
gent from the Pacific Northwest,
Egan's a tying for seventh place
with Max Marston Of New York who
led the earstein players. Two other
customers We're only one stroke
worse, however, Francis Ouimct and
jesse Guilford Of Boston. monopoliz-
ing the mark OF IS.
Only three players scored &c, Ru-
dolph Wilhelm ~ Portland, ore,
John Gammons OF Providence, X. l.,
and Edward Held, leader OF the st.
Louis players. Likewise n bare trio
made n, George Won Elam OF Salt
Lake City, trans Mississippi cham.
pion, j. NJ. Wells OF Wheeling, W.
Va, and Jesse Swcotscr OF New
York.
II. r. Johnston Of st. Paul. MINI,
champion. found his long drivei
served no wonderful purpose on tho
st, Louis links. and he took not
only SO 10 get out, but 40 to get
home.
The survivors Of the elimination
round and their scores included:
X. f. Knepper, Sioux city. 1896
Ben Stein. Seattle, ~35-37-72.
Chick Evans, Chicago, 36-37-73.
r. ID. Armour. Scotland, ~37-s6-73.
Robert A Gardner, Chicago. az
1913.
Robert Jones. Atlanta. ~34-39-7s.
Max Marston, New York, 3S-36-74
II. Chandler Egan, Portland, as
1914.
Francis Ouimet, Boston. ~36-3s-T5.
Jesse Guilford, Boston, ~86-8s-75.
Edward Held, ST. Louis. ~3S-3S-7s.
Rudolph Wilhelm, Portland, as
1915.
John Gammons. Providence. r. l.,
3~7-39-76.
J. NJ. Wells, Wheeling, ~85-42-77.
George Won Elan, Salt Lake City,
Utah, 37-4O-77.
Jesse sweetser, New York, 39-
h. II. Johnston. st. Paul, s~s-4O-7s.
II. *. Il. Davis, New York, 35-4S-
rs.
o. f. Willing, Portland, ~39-4O-7S.
J.. +. Cunning. Chicago, 57-if-TS.
James Kennedy, Tulsa, IS.
ID. G. Boutwell,, Tulsa, withdrew.
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Bud Fishers Horse
Wins Classic Stake

LATOSiA KY, Sept. i7.-Bud
Fishers Sporting Blood, running
second all the way with Bradley's
Servant until the finish, won the
Latonlo championship stake race
AZ a mile and throe-quarters here
this afternoon In 3.O5 3-5. The
race was worth S2b,225 to the win
Hrr. Black Servant, coupled I'm the
betting with Behave Yourself, WAS
second and Humphrey, an outsider,
finished third. The fayurlto, Grey
Lag, was never a contender.