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Grand Circuit Results.

ST. F'fs Totss tss az b. D''s 81 '"s;'' s. ssS s5sS.
Mefrirasp. br. by nclwin
Marraret Dillon, bm by Dillon
NwS%oTshiy ~ efid. 'MtMlsnemsn Sl,Nls.,
Time. 200: 2:02s; 2s01b.
AIS class pace; purse. 81. 600:
Bessie Meklio; br. m. by Peter
HoilyTaod rood WAFER. bh. by Holly.
Dan Finch, bs' By silver Finch
Beanie ws,.. b. & by General
Prince DIRECT, bs by walter
ford fHorani: Three socks tEdmsnl and
g. D. tEslinger) also started. Time
22o class trot The Teoumseh; purse
TuiIp Frisco. b. by San Francisco
Exile Mac Mac. bs. BY Exile fMeyersj
RUB. NH. Blk. M by Walnut
pleeisco' isi ''f'rl""S bm. Sy san francisco
Peter Coast. bh. BY car Peter
John hns'eeiiy Gsilseber tnsan,. worthy nic''
king Peter a. MONTGOMERY. !siokesl
and Sallko Doomis) also started. Time
2.07b 2'07&; 2.0sL
ssg1rssd, rh.ssyssss.s "$.s 5000 sIs class o' tbs
Colonel Bosworth. be. by Bolwin
Athsii., b. Z. BY Peter tn. arss,
Era Guy. b. by GUY Arworthy
Bob i" Armstrong. Arm, eh. g. by ch..t
GUY GUY 1rown fMurphy ashamed. Tim.
7iosh; 5.osNI A.sse
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Large Purses Tackled
Up for Pro- Golfer

New York, July 19.-Tom Taggart
has Become patron Of golf. He has
offered fat purses for the Professional
Golfers association tourney at French
Lick Springs next fall. Not only has
he offered purses of more than $1,000,
but he has also contributed 81 900 to
the welfare of the organization.
On top of this comes the fiattering
compliment which is to be paid to the
pros" by the Olympia Field club in
Chicago with tournament which hits
the high mark of $4,000 in purses
This will not only gather the leading
pros" of this country. but also of
Scotland, England and France. George
Duncan and Abe Mitchell. Havers. the
Whitcombs and all the leading lights
Of the game are sure to spend much
time cunning for the high prizes in
these tournaments.
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Dresser Tops
Assn Batters

The three eornered race for batting
honors in the American association
involving Dresser and Neun. the st
Paul stars. and Bunny Brief of Kan
sas City, has practically 'oyershad
owed everything in the league.
Dresser, entrenched in third place
suddenly advanced over the breast
works to the top with an average OF
.399 His margin. however, is only
point better than that of Brief. while
Neun, the other Saint. is pounding
away at a 391 clip.
Neun is far in advance of the base
stealers with a total OF 81 thefts Reh
Russell OF Columbus IL leading the
home run hitters with IA. Brief and
Earl Smith OF Minneapolis and
Elmer Smith of louisville have gone
into a triple tie for second place hon
ors with u each. Christensen of st.
Paul is leading the run getters with
o.
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ank Swimmers
Hold Big Lead

les Tonrelles. France, July 10
The Olympic swimming contests con-
tinued today with the United States
far in the lead. with total OF 116
points. compared with swedens 50
and Great Britain's Sc
In the elimination heats for the
mems free style 1o0-meter race.
Trolle Of Sweden was first. followed
in by Duke Kahanamoku. The sec
ond heat was won by Henry OF Aus
tralia In one minute. three and one
fifth seconds; Bourne of Canada won
the third heat in one minute and
6 IS seconds, with Gorilla OF the
Argentine in second place.
Johnny Weismuller Of the United
States. whose swimming has been the
outstanding feature OF the meet thus
far. won the fifth heat In one minute
three and four-fifths seconds. with
Fycook OF Great Britain second.
Arne Borg OF Sweden was first in
the sixth heat and Barany OF Hun
gary was second. Borg's time was
one minute. As seconds.
American women swimmers con-
tinued TO shatter world marks in the
Olympic contests when Miss Marie
Chen Wehselau. Of Honolulu set a
new record OF one minute u s-5 sec
onds in winning her heat in the 100
meters free style for women.
The former mark was one minute
IL 3-5 seconds made by Miss ESthel,ia
Bleibtree. in 1920.
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Richards, Wills Reach Finals

OLYMPIC Stadium, July 1sr-With-
out playing as good game as she
can play. Miss Helen Wills. the Amer
lean woman champion tennis player,
today reached the final round in both
the singles and the doubles in the
Olympic tennis championships.
on Sunday Miss Wills viii meet
Mile. Emmilienne Vlasta, the Grecian
maid Of French nationality. for the
singles title. Tomorrow. paired with
Mrs. George Wightman, Miss wills
will oppose the two best women play
ers of Great Britain, Miss Kathleen
McKane and Mrs Covell, for the dou-
bles championship.
The battle for the mems ,champion'
shin also will be a Franco-American
affair. with Vincent Richards on one
side Of the net and Henri Cochet on
The other. While Miss Wills was win
ming her way into the final of the
women's singles events this after
noon, through an easy triumph over
Nine. Golding of France, Richards
disposed Of his Italian adversary In
the mi-final, Baron DE Aorpugo, g.
3, SO. 6-1.
Miss Wills achieved her victory In
straight sets. So. 81.
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Yankee Athletes Defeat British Team in Post Olympic Track Tournament
Wichita Trims
Buffaloes in
Two Contests

Wichita took advantage OF Omaha
errors in both games Saturday and
defeated the Buffaloes In double
header by the scores of to and !
to L. The last game went 12 innings
when an error. VITO singles, sacrifice,
base on balls and a passed ball scored
three runs.
In the first game Pitcher Louie
koupallost his own games in the sew
enth inning, With two down and the
bases full, Koupal walked the next
three batters. forcing in two runs.
Omaha tied the score with a run in
the ninth of the second game, the
score being to A. In the 18th, Smith
walked and went to second on a sac.
rifice. Wilder's error sent Smith TO
third and Beck walked and then
Wilder's second error sent Smith to
third and Beck to second. Healey
singled and Smith scored. Wilder
then let one of Dailey's deliveries slip
through his mitts and Beck scored.
Gillespie singled, scored Healey with
the final Wichita run.
First game:
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Connie Mack Through Paying
Handsome Pri ces for Ball PLAYERS

tho fortunes Of the Maclxs since the
days when they were what Is believed
to be the perfect baseball machine
have felt sorry for the aged manager
who at So looks ns though he had lost
his grip.
Word from Philadelphia is that
Mack wants no sympathy. for he Is
on, tho hunt for more players, not
high priced stars, but youngsters who
will come and win not be weighted
down with the price paid for their
services.
A week ago Mack had an on day
His club was idle and ostensibly he
went on 10 the shore. Another man
who had been through as many cam.
paieVsVSkpnnie Mack would have
gone>4o fhe shore. too. but not The
tall tactlolan of the Athletics. lie
went out aooking for players. Eo
still believes they are 10 be found.
Mack came 10 this city 10 look over n
player he thinks Will do for tho
Mackmen
Il am through paying high prices
for ball players" said Connie
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Jack Ziyic After
Benny Leonard's Title

New York, July 19.-Jack ziyic,
Pittsburgh lightweight. looms up as
the next opponent Of Benny Leonard
when the latter IL called on to de-
fend his title by virtue of decision.
IL not victory, gained by zivic over
Sid Barbarian In a 12-round contest at
the Nostrand A. c.. In Brooklyn. The
consensus OF opinion among the ring
side experts and the favorable manner
in which the verdict was received by
the crowd indicated that there was no
question of Zivic's right to the vic
tory.
Benny Leonard has been avoiding a
fight for a long time. but the fans
believe he will soon be compelled to
battle Zlvic for the championship.
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POSTPONE BLUFFS
FIGHT PROGRAM

Rain last night and this morning
caused the postponement OF the Bat
ting Monroe and Jack Menlo 10.
round scrap which was scheduled for
the Council Bluffs ball park tonight.
Promoters of the show have an.
nounced that the fights will be
staged Tuesday night. weather con.
ditions permitting. Tickets sold for
tonight's show will he good for Tues.
day evening.
Special street car service will he
installed to handle the Omaha fans
Tuesday evening.
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YANK BALL TEAM
DEFEATS FRENCH
by Associatd Press.

Paris. July 1S.-Baseball America 9
national pastime. gained recogni-
tion on the Olympic program for the
first time today when the internation-
al games exhibition at the Columbes
stadium was enlivened by a diamond
battle between the Ranelagh club
of Paris and picked team of Ameri-
cans.
The United States nine, behind the
mastery mound work of w. b. XII
mer, of Yonkers, y. Y. who held the
opposing team to a single hit, romped
off with a to 0 victory, while the
French onlookers were alternately
amazed by the cracking base hits
and the characteristic bleaeher root
ing of the American section of the
stands Bobby Jones OF New York
and Sam Mintner. the former Yale
star led the Americans batting at
tack
The winners lineup included Center
fielder Miller, San Francisco.
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Here S Buffaloes'
Pitching Records
Omaha Gun Club Will Endeauor to Make
Local Club One of Country's Largest

The omaha Gun club is taking on
new lie and setting out To increase
it's membership with the idea Of max.
ing the club one Of the biggest in the
country.
Trap shooting Is becoming more
popular every day. not only to the
masculine sex. hut 10 the feminine
as well The club has at the present
time ~ members good standing,
Of which Il reside IN Omaha and 81
outside thereof
The club extends an Invitation 10
everyone 10 come out TO the club
house NJ Az Sar Hen Aeld aud shoe,
whether they ara members OF the
club on not. \ special invitation is
extended 10 the ladies and every ~.
fort will he made hv members 81 tho
club who are experienced in the ar,
ef shooting 10 coach and instruct
beginners.
Starting With IN. saSsi tails after.
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noon, there Will he 4 handicap match
started consisting Of so0 targets to
be shot al the ieyard line by mem.
hers Of the club. which 4eA target.
can be shot any time the club is hoia.
ms shoot before September 6. The
score OF those members completing
the 400 preliminary targets before
September win Ne determined and
four or more suitable prizes awarded
70 winners in classes - Ae announced
after the shoot
This Is somewhat % secret hsnai.
cap. hui Is 50 arranged - that every
shooter viii be en an equal basis
whether he Ne an expert cg he.
sinner
ON sunday. September :. nnA
handicap shoot viii he held. rhl,
shoot Will consist Of 100 ~ mora
targess. ieNard rise. sna the winner
viii be awarded = handsome sterling
silver cup donated hy the rnwnrna
spoES'ns Goeas s0sRAay q
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CURRY-M'ARTHUR
BOUT POSTPONED

Sioux City. Ia. July 1s.-The Con
nile Curry.Ear1 Macarthur fight.
scheduled TO take place here tonight,
was postponed until Monday night,
July q. by the promoter Both boys
are from Sioux City. The bout was
an open air affair.
Jimmy GIL. La Crosse. Wis. and
Glen Mllligan, Ace Hudkins of Omaha
and Eddie Debeau OF Minneapolis
were also scheduled to meet In 10
round bOlifs
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round Tuesday night OF the Down
and out tournament.
Starting September LIST the 10 men
bowling high scores for single game
ending Saturday night at midnight
Will meet the following Sunday at 3
p. m. and bowl three games for total
pins.
The winner viii be given his choice
OF subscriptions to any Omaha paper
Tor six months.
The alleys will close August 9th to
get ready for the fan opening Aug.
ust goth.
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THREE-EfE IEAGI
EAST WILL PLAY
WEST IN NET FINALS

Chicago. July 19.-The final match
in the mems singles OF the Illinois
state tennis championship tourna
ment will be a clash between east and
west, regardless Of the result Of to-
DAYS play In the semi-fnals. William
rilden. I'd OF Philadelphia. national
champion. is favored TO win over Al.
fred II. Chaplin Of Springfield. Mass.
while one western contender viii be
eliminated in the match between
Howard Kinsey OF san Francisco and
Brian J. G. Norton Of ST. Louis
Howard and Robert KinSey. Cali.
fornians. are scheduled 20 meet Nor
ton and Brown. St Louis. or Wes-
brook and Snodersss. Pacific coast
team. in the other doubles contest.
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finished In sixth place, the best show.
ing Mack team had made since the
glory days OF 1914, 10 years prior to
that time.
Three purchases Mack made last
winter designed 10 add punch TO his
club cost him about $4,000. About
half Of the bunch developed. with tho
result that the Mack machine IN In
the cellar. Fans who have followed
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Tilden, Partner
Lose at Tennis
BY uniyer.nl- Service

Glencoe, ILL.,, July 1S.-Willi1m Til.
Iden and his youthful Philadelphia
Iprotege. SANDY Weiner. were elimi.
mated today from shot at the dou.
bles championship OF the Illinois state
tennis tournament at Skokie Country
club by George Lott and Axel Craven
Iof Chicago.
It took three hotly played sets for
the Chicago team to turn tho trick,
the scores being 36. 6-1. 63.
The Kinsey brothers, Robert and
Howard. of California, registered a
victory over A. Chaplin c. Springfield,
Mass, and Luke Willianio tho former
national intercollegiate singles cham.
pion. The scores were 81 and 6-3.
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1eMunl' I U

j. TucIo wlnown
w Sioux only is
with head, Noble Aubrey a
DR. W. Azo with
a time of sl9 Ia.
has been the than 35 He
general handy
gree" older and so did his knowledge of the harness horses
developed
located at Woodland Park track Sioux City
of EOS Of
and David Look troter, with
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-20
YANK GYMNASTS
FAIL TO SCORE
By Associated Press.

Olympic Stadium, Colonies. July
rs The American olympic gymnasts
failed TO score today either I'm the
individual fixed bar competition.
which was Won by Stukoz OF Jngo.
slavia, or In the individual parallel
bar contest. In which Guttinger OF
Switzerland took first place.
czecho Slovakia has been Obliged
TO withdraw from all the gymnastlc
team events because OF injuries to
the team.
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United States
Captures Seven
of 10 Events
English Team Wins Two-Mile
Relay by Half Yard
Hammer Throw Won
by AMERICANS.
BY Associated Press.


London. July ia team of ath
letes representing the United States
today defeated British team by sever
events to three in a post Olympic
games athletic tournament, under the
auspices of the Amateur Athletic as
sociation at Stamford HILL Most oi
the athletes had participated in the
; games at Paris.
The British team won the two-mile
relay by half yard in 1855 3.5.
The American team won the 4s0
yard hurdles relay race in 1:ol 80.
The United States won the pole
vault event, aggregating 81 feet,
inches. to Great Britain's So feet.
The one.mile medley relay race
was won by the American runners
by one-half yard in 329 As.
Win Hammer Throw.
The Americans won the hammer
throw with an aggregate of 503 feet
IA inches The British aggregate
was AGA feet, 3 inches.
High jump: Leroy Il. Brown, New
York A. c., and Harold Nj. Osborne
Illinois A. C., cleared the bar at
feet, inches. while Tom Poor OF
Kansas university went over at
feet, 2 inches, for an aggregate of is
feet, 10 inches. For the British team,
l.. F. Roberts of South Africa cleared
at 6 feet, l inch; r. j. Dickinson, Ok
ford, and Lieut.. A. G. de l.. Willis
at 5 feet, 0 inches each for an aggre-
gate of II feet, inches.
The American team won the $500
yard steeplechase in S:13 3-5.
In the 400-yard relay, the American
team included Charles w. Paddock,
Los Angeles; Loren Murchison. New
ark A. c.; Jackson V. Seholz, New
York A. c., and Alfred Leconey. Phila-
delphia.
One Mile Relay Teams.
In the onemile relay the teams
were: United States. I.econey. r. A.
Robertson, Boston, A. A.; II. M. Fitch,
rcbicago A. A., and E. c. Wilson. Uni
yersity of Iowa.
In the shot put the Americans were
Ralph G.. Hills, Princeton; Clarence
Houser, University OF Southern Cali
fernia. and Glenn Hartranft, Leland
stanford.
In the hammer throw the Ameri-
cans were Fred b. Tootell, Boston
A. A.: Jack Merchant. San Francisco,
and Matt J. McGrath, New York A. e.
In the two-mile relay the American
team was Ray Dodge, Oregon Agri-
cultural college; J. NJ. Walters, Har-
ward: william B. Richardson, Leland
Stanford, and S. c. Enck OF Penn
State.
In the mile medley race. the Ameri-
cans we're Alan Is. Helffrich, Penn
state: George l.. Hill, University OF
Pennsylvania: Jackson V. Scholz and
Charles r. Brookins. Iowa.
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TENNIS MATCHES
AGAIN POSTPONED

Final and semifinal matehes III
the POD annual city tennis tourna
ment which were slated for the oma
ma Field club courts this afternoon
have been postponed because of the
heavy rain of last night.
Ralph Newell secretary OF the
tourney. announced this morning that
several semi final matches would be
played off tomorrow afternoon, weath
or permitting. and the finals in men
singles, mems doubles and women
singles will be played Monday after
Noon
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-20
BOBTAIL WINS
RACELAND DERBY

Ashland. Ky. July ie-Bohtail won
the inaugural derby AT Racelsnd
course, near here. today. Altswood
was second and Black Gold finished
third. The distance was a mile and
one quarter.
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Wins Pacific Coast
Trap Shoot Title

Portland Ore, July ls-J. A. Gal
lagher Of Corvallis. Ore. was return
ed winner Of the 1924 amateur trap
shooting championship Of the Pacific
coast zone, including eight western
states and two Canadian provinces
yesterday. The Corvallis man scored
.iA7.
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EW YORK. July
1.-two years age
Connie Mack OF the
Philadelphia Ath'
letlcs purchased
players here. there
and everywhere
until he got the
club up In the race.
IL was at this time
last season that tho
young Mack club
b Q & a n TO wilt
and never stopped
until II reached the
bottom. 1t reacted
h o W G V er. an q
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Olympic Games
Receipts Over
Six Million Francs

Paris, July I8.--T'be gate re-
ceipts Of the Olympic games have
crossed the 100000 frame mark.
The largest items were: Associa-
tion football. 1,798.000 francs; ath-
Ietics. -,626, 900 francs; rugby, $780,
Oo0 francs, and polo. 100000. The
swimming receipts, with three
more days yet to 20, are already
past the 5000 franc mark.
The Olympic gate receipts were
insured for 8,000,000 francs. The
British company, which wrote the
policy. probably will he called upon
to make up deficit.
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of the American league with an av-
erage Of .3s4. leaving BIB" Falk of
the White Sox. the leader a week
ago, in second place with 1863.
Ruth. in his climb to the top. gath
cred II hits In his last nine games,
four Of which were homens. This
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-20
ORDINANCE WINS
EMPIRE CITY DERBY

Empire City Race Track. y. Y.
July le.-The Belmont colt Ordi-
nance won the Empire City DERBY
this afternoon in s.es Is. with Aga
Khan second and Rustic third.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.


Yesterdays Results.
Chicago. 1l-t Philadelphia. 81
New York 10: Cleveland. g.
Detroit. ls-4. Boston, is.
81. Louis. 10 Washington. 3 Is innings
Games To-day.
ST. Louis at Washington
Cleveland II New fork
Only games scheduled.
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Maple Heights.

FIRST race. SIX fu4lones
Restfui ....5.........z.7 40 a. 40 10 IA
hniherine Rankin ,.......... 5. te
Time. ia IL llnxionist Ashlin.
Sweet Pretty curenne lister. The
quest. Hush, Judge Price aud Dewitt also
ran.
second race; SIX furlongs
r.nieeost.s Last .--..-..s-#.7.ie 50 $50
Thirty seven .-.......... ..#...-..5 90 %
IuuhIe shot .-.......... ..9.... Cd. .. 4 "a
Time Ia i-s fuhark Adventure.
Hamhnns Miss Parne1. Miss Leighton
also ran.
French Canadian ..tfn $50 coo
Nirgle h .....-., .s.#.ss..lss SO s.se
frnth s. = =. -.. o.. "a
rime iia.-s Evelyn white sleigh
Bells. High Tea. Miss Miami Gardenia.
super klnF Barberrv and Uranium also
ran.
Fourth race. Five fufionss
pulrA Lou sfs.s.-..... sl*+be tte ~
irish Lacs .--...s.-+s..#...sss- .s.e s.le
Time: i.ei. Rosita. Dors Dutg. Lumber
Jack. Billy WEIGH Herhier. Miss Nir-
ginia, Julia lee, Ruby Marsh and Fiag
Lieutenant also ran.
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indsor.

First race. SIX furiongs.
Lion dor lP. Wallsl ...,.-sso so 80
Director AMtinl oH Va
War Tank Mooney ............. > 10
Time i;i2 SIS. Carnarvon. First Call.
Viola Burton. Sister Flo. MckcnnR. nr.
Charles Wells Lady ARGOS snd QuiVero
also ran.
second race. Mile and sixteenth;
ffeNieHA AhafNeNf ssr4s4t -4h 80 ash
Wedding Price tBakerl .s.5=.... ... t-es
Time is as. High Gear, Trooper.
ran.
Third race SIX fuflongsi
Glenn rheisen tChalmtis1 .s.7e .ss $50
sun Lady tWalinCcl .4.s.4......7.20 2 Is
Hernidalr tifillmHnl sss.s.t... .s..... 4 SO
Time isia l-a 1ou jon fNN. fehtah.
ROYAL Queen and ROYAL Miss also ran.
Fourth rave Mile and ne=stNtecnthi
Chioffs fWsliacel .s.ssiN ah 3 90 a.
Thor ndNke frhalmrrs1 sa....s.is Sb : 40
Fast Mack e. LanEl .s#z.--.-.. ..... s. -
Time - SIS. NrRnas KINKS Court
also ran.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-20

Babe" Ruth, who.
In 1921, gave the
b a 9 e b all world
something to talk
about when he
slammed out 80
home run, today
has a right 10
stick his bulging
chest out just a
bit farther. The
3 a m b | n o h a 8
crashed into the
huftfnn lDadarzbip
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DAcE. &C.!
X(E&EWT4
Hawthorne.


First race. Nile and three sixteenths
B4hy watts tMeiner) .+4..l1-lB IL l..
nafamsn tAndersonl .......... 81 -
ff9eeeds tGrilfin1 ...................4-
e, me. eco - silence. Blue Bird
Nliiah and typreme also ran
Second race. Five and one-haif furlonfs
Seorgla Rose tMcDefmeftl f7-I0 5-5 J..
Bear Shot tEllisD .............s-e : i
francis Victoria tKinfry1 ....-.-......s-s
90 iHne. -0e Ilnamou. Moon Magic and
ElmoH also ran
Third race. Six furlonKs
Dudley fAebermuttl $40 ont oui
John s Reardon fkinIry) .f-5 an.
Snookse Bradley tEllfs1 1..-.--....... uli
Time II 20. keesan also ran
Fepf n race Aiis and sixteenth.
"a fpeek 4hll!sl -+-.s--=-s-.s-l 81 & 6
Lady Astor tJonesg ..............s-5 s
buurhon Boy tGarner1 .....--....-.|.f- 4
Time issf as. Red WinKfieid and
GraenH also ran
FIFTH race. six furiongs
Elusive fNarfinl . FL 81 ~
hrother John fPuckens1 ........slS -
Time i.ls 81 Miss Mischief Top o
The Morning. Fifty-Flfty. Piedmont. MAJ
brick- simplicity. WextWood and MAY
Buddy alsa ran.
siAih race. Allie and % yards:
Flower shop tGarnert - 81 - even
Huonee iIanesl ...... Is s.iu
tiias .. fBaganow .-.....-.. 50
Tine - zb. forIek Rankin. Court
shan. fsbleau d'Honnsur. DoughoregAu.
JACK Frost canteen Glfl ana Haieakala
i. F4g
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Mrs. Miner Wins Golf Title.

Norfolk. Neh.. July ls.-Mrs II.
Miner is the womens golf champion
of the Norfolk Country club having
defeated Mrs. A. W. Breyer. in the
finals, 81.
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Baseball Results
and Standings
YesterdaNs Results
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Sew York, 10. Pittsburgh. :.
81 Louis 81: Boston. IL
chicago. 81: Philadelphia. a.
Brooklyn. 4: Cincinnati. :.
Games Today.
Philadelphia al 81 Louis
New York at Cincinnati
Boston at ehiea 90.
aeduted
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and hits; OFF koupai. and 8 in eight
innings. Bases on balls: Off koupal. 3:
off Hoslik, 4 off bailey. %. struck out
BY kosiik. ;; by konpal. : by DALEY o.
Winning pitcher: Kovlik. Losing pitch
er: houpai- Left bases: wichita 4:
Omaha. 3. tmpires; Powell and Dona-
hue. Time: $50.