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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-01
BY HENRY FARRELL,
United Press. Sports Editor,

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-Recoilecting the
$4,000 muff Of Fred Snodgrass several
years back it is easy to get the Inn
portance of an outfield in world S
series.
Cleveland's outfield work In the classic
last fall was largely instrumental IN
causing the downfall Of the Brooklyn
Robins.
This years outer defense Of the Giants
and Yankees will be of double import,
ance because of the prospect Of lot OF
long, hard hitting in the coming series
Figuring defensive work, the outfield
Of the Giants is superior to the second
wall Of the Yanks. Emil Meusel, George
Burns and Ross Young are an easier
working, more reliable combination than
the Yanks. On the orense. the Yankee
gardeners may be peter than the Ma
tiOnal Leaguers. Any trio including Babe
Ruth and Bob Meusel is bound to be a
powerful comblnation-when they are
hitting.
In right field pep" Young, the little
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TWO BIG TEN
ELEVENS MEET
Northwestern and Chicago
Clash on Grid-0ther In
pOrtant Games in West.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1--Nine of the West.
ern Intercollegiate Conference eIayens aud
score Of other football teams Ii tbs
Middle West were to swing Intb aetioti
today in games that mark the real opens
ing Of the 1921 gridiron season.
Chief interest conferred at Cnieaga,
where the University Of Chicago and
Northwestern University rene sed slleie
annual struggle. This is dxsE meeting
Of the season between Big Ten eIere1s.
and the loser viii be e1imInated from
championship consideration Chicago Wa
favOrite. Michigan was 70 play 9ts drsk
game of the season az ann Arbor With
a minor college team. Purdue vas 10
meet Wabash. Iowa was to play Knox
and Ohio State was to meet Chic west
leyan.
Outside the Big Ten several last gameai
were expected throughout The Middle
West. Oklahoma Aggies 1t Missouris
Kansas at Washburn, De PAW q Netfal
Dame and Nebraska Wesleyan q Ee4i
braska were games that held keen 1T 4
tention.
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aeague Baseball Scores and News, Gossip of HSaSS
MANY MANAGERS WOULD PREFER
GIANTS OUTFIELD TO YANKS'
BUT THEN THERE'S B. RUTH

Giant, has 1t all over Bob Meussl in
fielding his position; Young can play
balls off the right field wall better than
any gardener in the league. Meusel is
woefully weak near the wall and as all
the games are to be played on the Polo
grounds, the wall play is bound to be
highly important. Meusel's clouting gives
him the advantage. Meusel is batting
.327 while Young has an average OF .921.
In tho center field there is little COM
parison. The Giants have it by a wide
margin. The Yankees newcomer Elmer
Miller, Is weak at the bat where George
Burns is always dangerous.
Left field goes to the Yankees because
Of the presence of the great Babe Ruth.
The greatest hitter in the game, Ruth Is
also better fielder than he is generally
regarded as being. Irish" Meusel, the
Giants left fielder, is also 4 heavy hitter,
but his fielding is nov good enough to
overcome the disadvantage that Ruth S
stick puts him under.
Many managers would favor the Giant
outfield in preference 20 the Yankees on
account of its steadiness, its defensive
ability and its consistent hitting.
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KND[rT |
PSTQfUGS'
SOLLY EPSTEIN
GOING BIG

SOIly Epstein, this city's contender Tor
the bantamweight crown, is home from
the East visiting his folks. lie is look
ing dandy and lit to mix with any Of the
crack boys of the banty class. He has
won on his last two ring appearances,
beating Mickey belmont and Willie
Spencer, two prominent Eastern boxers,
Epstein is camping around New York
where he has managed to win the atten-
ton Of some of the big promoters As a
result of his activity he has been promised
a chance with Johnny Bun, the new ban
tam king There is o chance Of this bout
being staged in November, it is said, be-
fore Tex Richards Madison square, Car
den Club. Before taking on the big
match Solly win meet Bud Taylor at
Terre Haut0 Oct. 10 and one Of the
numerous kayo Browns at New Orleans
Oct. is,
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Hagen Meets Barnes
or French in Match
for Pro Golf Title

FAR ROCKAwAY. N. Y. Oct. l.
Walter Hagen sat on the porch Of the
Inwood Country Club early today walt
ing for Jim Barnes Of Pelham and Emmett
French OF Youngstown 70 finish their
match IN the semi nual round for the
Professional Golfers Association cham
pionship. Hagen was to play the winner
for tho title later In the day.
Barnes and French quit yesterday al
the seventh hole OF their afternoon
round when thunder ora shed and rain be-
came too strong for them. Barnes was
two up They continued play from the
seventh tee today. Hagen and Cyrll
Walker Of Englewood finished their
semi hual round on schedule and Hagen
won ave and four. The finals viii DO a
thirty hole match.
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Big Sum for Matty

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-Christy Mathew
son. the old MASTER" who is now
fighting tuberculosis at Sarnnac Lake.
will get between $4,000 and $JOOOO as
result of the testimonial game yester-
day at the Polo grounds, Giant officials
estimated today The exact sum Will
not be known until after the worlds
series when the club is going to redeem
the rain checks issued.
Sale Of boxes Melted more than $12, 900
while rain insurance taken out by the
Giants. brought in So, 500 moro. Auction
of autographed baseballs brought IN
close to $500. Tho attendance was
about 1900. The "Old- time" Giants de-
feated the present Aggregation, to O.
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Wyatt and Griffin of
Macks Go to Brewers

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-Glsu Myats
catcher, and Ivy Griffin, first basenans
were notified yesterday by Manager Mack
of the Philadelphia Americans that they
had been released 10 the Milwaukee, club
of the American Association.
Mack said the release of tie players
was part Of 8 deal by which be viii VI
tain Joseph Hauser, a first basem&n frora
the Milwaukee club.
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BOBBY LEE SEEKS BOUTS.

Bobby Lee, a local welterweIght boxer,
has returned home, after serving twenty
seven months In the United States Navy
Lee, who Is only 20 years Of age, 10 clever
and a hard puncher. and those who have
watched him in training with Jack Dill
lon are loud in their praise for him. Lee
has the same style Of milling as the for
mer Hoosier champion. Lee, whose real
name is William Stakely, has participated
nseventy ring encounters. While on the
Pacific coast Lee fought In many four
round bouts ana won all OF them Lee
is being managed by Nate Farb, who Is
eager to match him with any boy at us
to 40 pounds.
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| BIG GAMES
IN THE EAST

NEW YORK, Oct. I.--wfth al .os t6s
big elevens In action today the x5otbast
season in the East got Under fekk
swing. Several games In Eha Eastern
Rchedule might have been re5erv@a for
later IN the season. Judging from trefr
Harvard and Holy Cross. hard game
for Harvard, according to eli advance in-'
dicatiOn. The other was the P1tfsbHrgh-
Lafayette contest. Lafayette has what Is
looked upon as one Of the strongest
elevens in the East this fail.
Yale was scheduled with Vermont to-
cay, Penn took on Franklin and Marshall
and Princeton tackled SWerthmora
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Excitement at Race Track

HAVRE DE GRACE, Md, Oct. 1.-The
roofs Of a line Of stables at the race
track here were torn off by heavy wind
race started Friday afternoon.
For a short time all was confusion,
men and horses running wildly over the
track. Nobody was hurt, however, and
the horses escaped injury.
For moment it seemed as if the roof
of the grand stand would go, but al
though It shook and ratified it held.
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Illinois Central System Holds RaiIrOading
Is as Attractive Now as Ever

fore e h9n optimism m all 5 2 NEEDED 4 0F' than EVER BE-
way NOnraway expressed
unprogrSe For the most part Fortunately these views are merely opinions
without ats i support
any single particular ndsed we noTa the prsse3day o0nesig
oppuSes or ad1anensn tn the right men, @ good @
There however that although untnyora Of railway work
:s tEs ubs Any ne rge T T 2oa make 0 Rr2 mem
should how attractive their
rafroadngi
0mPSdado1 sd{enue b the odns that draw young g men today as
n these that other businesses gained2
most eS b nsU lines T SoRssqqs9 01S 1 s aS al
the empire builder past But have other businesses Jared better What competing
have rept far outside our immediate problem VIII YOU find the great adventures again
haps the enyied man.
In place the old frontiers productive
of sTerT @ 9 dependent uOon adeGuat I Tanspo proq at nno
on at MINIMUM cost and tune improving bd eng the a
has problem bigger than his grandfather and his he the days of pioneer
those lines Win merit find is the %p' We believe
@ upon %en Inertia y push hi" the any more today than
5 still thesam game.
The coming along railway don't know
1 All sf go mpn who has 3 r G&3 @ concerned o
PeSm iSh d the onns b edoy R % care P
young railway theirs rapidly today
For example Of the official positions the Illinois Central se IS are held
fns are nea by na years b age proves 3I
favorably with i industries
interesting 6 e f n afoPd wrote @ 1 nf s s and nt onr
esteem vocation Of less non0tony and more adventure than other
exception believe otherwise
Moreover believe would be conducive the good Of the railroads similar
opinions were adopted a edprf more f We the (G4 0f
the railroads well the public welfare.
~ " anu ' H MARKHAM
sident nhnosC Central system
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Big League Stuff

Jamison got four hits out Of fnuf
times up Friday. helping the CIgTelaA1
Indians to beat the White Sox, s te
Rogers Hornsby hit a homer and two
doubles and scored three runs, eBabilnS
the Cards to beat the Pirates. to =
on "Hornsby day" He was presente9
with two diamond rings, a diamond sf1ek
pin and s., 600 worth Of Liberty EQpdE<s
Goslin, rookie outfelder, drove IN fo1Fs
runs, helping the Washington Senator'S
defeat the Red Sox, to 1.
The Athletics and Yankees got shewex
bath
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Would Be There Anyhow,
Baseball Judge Says

CHICAGO, Oct. Judge Kenesaw
M. lands Will see all the world
series games, he announced last night
before leaving for vacation In
Michigan. IT'S part of my job as
baseball commi ssiOner to see the
series, j guess" said Judge Lands,
"but I'D he there anyhow. vacation
or no vacation"
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IN RICHARDS ARENA.

NEW YORK. Oct. -Four ten round
bouts are announced for Tex Richards
show at Madison Square garden next
Friday night. Happy Littleton Of New
Orleans will make his local debut against
Johnny Howard, Bayonne veteran. David
Shade, another newcomer, will meet
George Ward of Elizabeth, N. J. Joe
Burman Of Chicago will tackle Midget
Smith and Jack Shsrkey and Jabez White
Of Albany will complete the card.
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First 1922 Tribe Rookie!

Manager Jack Hendricks today
signed up the first rookie for the 1929
senson when Catcher Dudley William
son, formerly of the Three-I League,
attached his name to an indianapolis
contract. Williamson will be taken to
DixfeIand on the spring training trip
and given the north and south' by
the Tribe pilot. He IA a yOungster
and halls from Muncie. He Is built
along the same lines as LsO Dixon,
present Tribe backstop.
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MTNNEApOLIS, Oct l-Jack J0sephs
of Minneapolis took ten rounds OF ter
rife puuishment at the hands of Pinkey
Mitchell Of Milwaukee. Mitchell hoored
Josephs in the second round for the
count of eight After that Josephs tried
everything but dying to stay the limit
jimmy Woodhall, and Stuart McLain
outDolpted All Ari$y In ton rounds and
norman Addison Sand Fred Talbert
fought four round draw.
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A. r.. c.s BEAT KEYsTONEs.

PITTSBURGH. Oct. 1.-MahOney was
in rare form yesterday and held the
Pittsburgh Keystones runless throughout
the game while the indianapolis A. B. C.s
hit the local southpaw opportunity and
drove in a total Of FIVE runs. Features
were four fast double plays by the A. b.
5nAaId
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Lelivelt Buys Release

OMAHA. Neb., Oct. Jack Lelivelt,
first baseman, announced yesterday he
had purchased his release from the Oma-
ha Club Of the Western League. I,elivelt
was the leagues leading batsman dur
ing the season just closed, getting 272
hits for an average Of Alb
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Two-base hits-Baird, Good. Home
runs-Shinners, 2. Stolen bases-Rehg 2.
Sacrfrce-Paskert- Left on bases-Indl-
annapolis 4 Kansas City, II. Bases on
Hit by pltcheFGBy Roege 1Zwiiiing5.
Struck out-By Rogge, 7; by BaumgaTt-
ner. 3. Umpires-Finneran and Mullen.
Time 80.
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Local Grid Notes
NOBLESVILLE TO
PLAY FERNDALES

The Hare brothers will be in the No
bIesville lineup when that eleven meets
the Ferndales tomorrow at Ferndale field.
Noblesville has g strong outfit and has
the benefit of experienced college players
on the squad. The Ferndales have been
practicing hard for the fray all week
and feel as though they are At for the
scrap tomorrow. To reach the Ferndale
held take a West Tenth street car and
get off at Pershing avenue and Tenth
street On Oct the FerndalaS play the
Greenfield FLYERS.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-01

Baltimore won a forfeited game from
Toronto. Aug. II.
Rochester and Syracuse played a tie
game May 81 and Baltimore and Jersey
City played no decision contest Sept. 4.
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TWO yANKs TO TORONTO.

TORONTO, Oct. 1.-The Toronto base
ball club Of the International League yes
terday purchased from the New York
American League club ShortstOp John
Jones and 0utfielder Frank Kane. who
the last season have played with Jersey
City
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"TUBBY" HOWARD SHOWS Up.

GREEN BAY, was, Oct. 1.-"Tubby"
Howard. former fullback with Indiana,
has signed with the Packers, 1t was an
nounced. and will appear IN Sundays
game against the Rockford eleven.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The final official
standing Of the new International League
for the season of 1921 was announced
yesterday by President J. c. Toole, as
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Friday Grid Scores
COLLEGE.

COLLEGE.
Baker University, y William Jewell, O.
Des Moines University, "a Parsons. O.
Illinois Wesleyan, "A; Eastern Illinois
Normal, 8.
Lombard College, 1903; Palmer College,
HIGH SCHOOL
Technical, Qndianapolis), 10; New
ca stle. 6.
shortridge Qndianapolis), Z; Elwood. 0.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Kansas City at Indianapolis.
Milwaukee at Louisville.
Minneapolis at Toledo (two games).
st. Paul at Columbus 1.-TWO games).
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oTurR FRIDAY BOUTS.

At New Worthwhile Jackson and Pete
Hartley drew 10 fifteen rounds. Marty
summers beat Marty CrOgs in eight
rounds Leach Cross beat Bert Spencer
In eight rounds.
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Rowland's Ex-ColIegians football team
is now making prepal ttons for the COM
pIsv the best independent teams The
Ex-Collegian team carries roster u
twenty players made up of colOred anu
Indian players. 1t is said that every
member of ROwland's team has had col
lege football experience. Some of the
men on the club are Chief PatteriO, Ly-
man Goodlow and DOrsen. The team has
been practiclng daily under G0ach Ut
Thomas and Assistant Coach Warmack.
The management is now making up the
schedule for the season and among the
teams that the Elk COLLECTIONS will, play
are the Frankfort Independents and the
Louisville K. and Is. A few open dates
are still on the schedule and the man
agement is anxious to get in touch with
Anderson, Muncie, Marion, Alexandria,
address Harry F. Danials in care Of the
EmRoe Sporting Goods Store.
The Riverside A. As. will hold stiff
practice Sunday morning at 8 o'clock at
Twenty Seventh and Schurmann avenue.
An players are requested to be present as
oe-3niforms win be given out.
:. Fairfax Athletic Club, a local
A,nateqr football team in the 40 pound
ass, is out for games with out,of- town
;sseams. Jack Camden is coaching the
s. cam, which includes Keely, McNevins,
4 lnders, Hergel and Hammant. For
~ mes address E. ]. Meloy, 6O4 North
gfbbs avenue.
DANvILLE, III, Oct. 1.-The profess
siOnal football season viii open Sun
DAY with game between the Danville
Athletics and the SidelI eleven. All games
will be played on the Soldiers Home
field. The DaDville team has number
Of Indiana players on the lineup for the
seasen.
The Keyyeones, with the services of
Ba1tey. Ahl and Mayer IN the backheld
pre- ready TO challenge any team in the
ko4-pound elaSs Fof games call Drsxel
S&9 Aad sd Se7 Leo
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WHITE STOPS WARD.

DENVER, Oct Charlie White of
Chicago knocked out Bobby Ward of st.
Paul In the ffth round of . scheduled
4 round bea4 harp last night
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland at Chicago.
Philadelphia at New York 1.-TWO games)
st Louis at Detroit.
Washington at Boston 1.-TWO games).
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The Keystones and Great Easterns will
play a double header at Perry avenue
and Shelby street tomorrow.
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'Atj4T[VR QORB
TIGERS AND
HERCULES READY

The Tigers and Hercules are all set
for their scrap tomorrow at Eagles Park
formerly northwestern. The game Is
due to start at 3 o'clock. Some of the
strongest talent in the city has been lined
up, and followers of both teams are sure
OF victory. Considerable interest has been
aroused in the encounter in amateur
ranks and a crowd of fans win root for
their favorites The South Side Turner's
have challenged the winners of t0mOr-
rows contest.
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LEAGUE

New York at Philadelphia 1.-TWO gameS)
Pittsburgh at st. Louis.
Boston &c 81 )oklyn.
Chicago 1T G ncinnau.
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All r. G.. Dunn Stars are requested to
be at 145 East Market street at 1 80 to-
morrow.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

rs EhOAI - hGo y l. I D.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee .......... POI 40 1909 10 Q
Louisville .......... 100 600 000-1 8 1
Batteries Barnes and Sengstock; Is
tell, Long, King and Kocher.
Minneapolis ......... 600 80 500 1s !
Toledo ...-.......... 600 600 OlV-1 d
Batteries Mangum and Crosby; Be
dent and Hammond.
Columbus .......... O12 600 o10-4 =
Batteries-M Vanguard and Allen; North
rup and Wilson.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland ........-. 600 $50 00O-3 Z l
Chicago ............. 100 100 000Z2 Z D
Observation-Disclosures and O'Neil; Faber
and Schalk.
Washington ......... 600 2O2 020-6 Z o
Batteries - MOgridge and Charity !;
Bush and Walters.
New York Philadelphia (rain).
(Only games scheduled)
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburgh ......... O1O 900 03O- 8 4
ST. Louis .......... C10 341 O3@-12 IS !
Batterles-Carlson, Wheeler, Morrison
and Gooch; Haines and Clemens.
Boston New York (Rain).
(Only games scheduled)
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Grand Circuit
PETER DAM GOES BIG.

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Oct. 1.--Grand Cir
with Peter Daw, by winning the 2 10
trot gaining the distinction of having
won three races during the present meet,
something never done before by any
trotter In the history of the local track.
Summaries:
2I3 Class Pace, three heats; purse
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-01

The State In ,aendents will close a
successful season tomorrow at Brook
side No. 1 diamond at 1 O'Clock, when
they meet the indianapolis Red Sox-
Petite Sehwinn will be in the box for the
States, with Hines catching.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-01

The South Side Turner's and the Beech
Grove Reds hook up in their third game
of the season tomorrow at Beech Grove.
Each team has game. PlummeT
or Motifs will be on the mound for the
Turner's while LOOmis or Dakin will go
for the Reds. The Turner's showed their
c.ass by defeating the Riley All-Stars In
two straight games. They now challenge
the winner of the Tiger-Hercules game
Call Ed. Hartman, DreXei O293.
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10 tIaNS dCt, iuLec Aeato' Pui9S
81. 0UO-
Wanda May. b m. by Ashland
CaSeH palm .............:.-
Direct Light, g, by Direct Hal
Billie J X. gr Jump ........
Hal Bee, br N (Childs)........... Z 10
Queen Able. br N (Pitman)....... 4 8
Dick VoIo. Baby Gintner, NJ P.
Louis Witt. Rock Patch and Loleta also
Tine :OG4. 2:o5a., 2:o6A
2:13 Glass Trot, three heats; purse
1000
Little Dick. z, by Great Medium
sis T Bin@' b m C'icMabonj ..... 5 5
George Watts. b 2 lBerry)..... ? 3
Oscar Watts, ch (Hyde) ...... 4
Nhipcord, b (sebree-Valen-
tine) ........................
Time: O914 2;O9A, 2:1O
:O6 Class Pacing, three heats; purse
81. coo
Main Direct, b 2, by Merry Di-
rect tMcGirr) .....-....-....--
Minor Hal, CD Hyde $500. l 3
HooSier Lady, IN (Pallnf-y.-.. 2
Hal W, b < Dump .............
Time--2 :041a, , ;0515, 2:05H.
2:lO Class Trot, three heats; purse
$1,000
Peter Daw. or z. by Peter Ash
land Murphy ..............-. l
EscotillO. hr (Erskine) ...-..-.
Bilstou. h (McKnigh0 ........
David g. h Z (Childs) ..........
Red Bon, b tMcMahOn) ....... 4
Bovolo. Jauntfast and Ora Lee also
Time . oe1 2.o5L . .o7Ib
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- ItGu-
Time > :o614. 2:05A, 2:07h.
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International Standing

(Only games scheduled)
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The Riverside A. As. will hold a stiff
practice Sunday morning at o'clock at
Twenty Seventh and Schurmann avenue.
An players are requested to be present as
oe-9niforms win be given out.
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New YORK philadelphia lrain).
(Only games scheduled)