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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-01
GARDINER GIRLS
Chicago AIMS. Off
Spring Conditioning
Winter Haven, Fla.

Chicago. Feb. 29-The advance
guard of the Chicago Americans start
for the Winter Haven. Fla, train
ing camp today. Johnny Evefs.
coach, will have charge of the crew
until March 10. when ii is expected
that Manager Frank Chance, Ill on
the Pacific coast, will be able to take
over direction of the spring condi-
tioning.
Six White Sox under Evers make
UP the party leaving here. They are
Catchers Ray Schalk and Buck
Grouse; Pitchers Douglas McWeen-
ey. Duck Falvey and Tony Weller.
and Outfielder Joe Rabbit.
On the other coast the Chicago
National Regulars will join the adj
vance squad of batterymen at Cata-
Ina Island, California, tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-01
Contract Offered
BY Cincinnati Mats.
Satisfactory to ROush

Cincinnati, Ohio, Feb. 29-Presi-
dent August Hermann of the Gin
cinnati National League Club. an
nounced receipt of a letter from
Eddie Roush. crack outfield, stating
that the three year contract sent him
was entirely satisfactory. The con-
tract was not returned. but Roush
said he would sign 1t and bring It in
personally when he comes to Gin
cinnati next week for a few days
visit before leaving for the South
with the other regulars on March s.
TIL first squad of Reds will leave
Cincinnati tomorrow for Orlando,
Fla. headed by Manager Pat Moran
and Coach Jack Hendricks. All of
the hatterymen Will be at Orlando
on Sunday. ready to start training
the following day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-01
Nine Games Appear
On Jordan Diamond
Schedule This Season

Lewiston. Feb. 2S.-Thc work of the
Jordan High baseballers was laid out
in the season schedule announced to-
day. Nine games appear on the docket
with five more pending.
Manager Harold Abbott has arranged
the following contests which include
an opener against Lisbon Falls at Lew
iston and the regular Edward Little
Jordan High dual in mid-season.
April 30-Lisbon Falls at Lewiston.
May 3-Gardiner at Lewiston.
May 10-Brunswick at Brunswick.
May 16-Edward Little at Auburn.
May 24-Cony at Lewiston.
May 2S-3runswick at Lewiston.
June 4-Lisbon Falls at Lisbon Falls.
June 7--E. l.. II. S. Mt Lewiston.
June 14-Cony at Augusta.
Portland, Stephens and Morse games
pending.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-01
Combs May Quit
Professional Green
Pasture Work

Louisville. Ky. Feb. 20.-Ea'
Combs. brilliant outhelder sold 10
the Yankees by the Louisville
Colonies for reported equivalent of
100000, may quit professional base
ball, without ever having reported
for duty with his purchasers. it was
revealed today. Combs contract is
as vet unsigned. Whether it ever is
signed depends, according to word
from Combs at his home in Ric;-
mond. on use "of kinder words" Nv
the Yankees apd Colonies.
Combs complaint. in brief. is
that when he came TO the Louisville
club of the American Association.
he was promised a part Of the pur-
chase price wien he was sold to a
major league club. So far. he says,
no such settlement has been made.
The Yankees sent him q one-year
contract. he added, calling for $500.
When informed it was not what he
had been led to expect he received
a second contract for one year at
5000 together with an expression OF
an opinion that he had been treated
all right by the Colonies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-01
MedfOrd to Enter
Crack Team in
BOWdOin Meet

Medford, Mass. Feb. 29.-Med-
ford. Mass. High school. recent win
ners of the Huntington >school in
door games in Boston. will enter it's
crack team in the Bowdoin inter-
scholastic games in the Hubbard
gym on Saturday. Mar. 8. On she
Medford team is Harrington Moore,
the sensational young sprinter VINO
is classed with the college cracks
and won third place in the 4O-ya-d
open dash against the cream of the
country at the recent 3. A. A. games.
1t is hoped that the Medford team
can be induced to stay over in Port
land after competing in the meet 1t
Brunswick and enter some of their
stars. including Moore. at the legion
games in this city on the following
Tuesday.
Lynn Classical High school of
Lynn. Mass. is another school that
will be represented for the first time
at the Bowdoin games. The Shoe
City will send down four picked ath-
letes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-01
DEXTER RING FANS
see FINE FISTIC
DuELS THURSDAY
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

1
Dexter. Feb. z9-Four bouts were
witnessed at town hall Thursday
| evening. the show being conducted
under the auspices Of Headquarters
Co, .1o3rd infantry. National Guard:
There was the usual good sized
crowd of boxing fans present and the
show seemed satisfactory to q ma
tority Of those present.
In the opener the two Nesbtt boys
mixed 1t up for four short sessions
and az in a former show they ex-
hibited a good deal of skill for
youngsters Of their age. They were
given a good hand.
In the second bout OF the evening
Young Bolduc Of this town clashed
with Battling Bailey Of Houlton.
The Dexter boy had all the better OF.
the battle, having the weight and
hitting power all on his side. The
bout was stopped in the fourth
round, the Houlton lad being in a
bad way.
this town had another clash with
Sailor Kid Steward Of Guilford.
These boys met in a previous bout
here and Stevens rather outclassed
his upriver opponent. In the second
meeting Thursday night the ex-saiior
made things rather more interesting
for Stevens who. however. seemed to
have the edge on the Guilford rep
resentative during the few rounds
that they .swapped punches.
The final bout Of the evening, be-
tween Wildcat Clukey and Seattle
Kid Richard, brought lots OF punch
ing and at times the mixup was OF
furious variety. Six twO-minute
rounds was the program for this
battle and on the whole II was a
fairly even bout, although perhaps
Clukey had a slight edge on his old
err opponent.
Carroll V. Mace refereed all Of the
bouts, while Lieut.. Joseph d. Baker
made the announcements.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-01
StOne-Berlenbach
Add Another Notch to
Fistic Ambitions

New York, Feb. 29.-Ad Stone.
Philadelphia's fighting marine" and
Paul Berlenbach, Gotham's newest
knockout king. two of the rings
most promising title aspirants. have
advanced another notch on the fistic
ladder.
Both hung up knockout victories
last night at Madison Square Gar
den. Stone stopped Dave McGill.
game Irish light heavyweight in the
11th round of a IL round match.
while Berlenbachs 18th straight
knockout victim was Young Fisher.
Syracuse middleweight, who was
counted out in the sixth round.
Stones harder hitting and greater
aggressiveness offset McGilrs game
ness and recuperative ability, the
referee stopping the bout to prevent
the Irish boxer from taking further
punishment as he reeled about the
ring.
Fisher failed to live up to his
reputation as a cave man" and was
easy prey for Berlenbach. who had
marked advantages in weight
height and reach over his veteran
opponent. Fisher wilted rapidly af-
ter a fashy start and was counted
out before absorbing much apparent
punishment. He went to the floor
in the fifth after ducking right
hook, remaining on hands and knees
only to be saved from being counted
out when the bell rang at eight end
ing the round. Only "A seconds of
the sixth round elapsed when Fisher
sprawled from a left uppercut and
took ten"
Stone. it was learned after the
fight. broke the knuckle of the in
deX finger of his left hand in the
second round. 1t is understood that
Tex Rickard and certain Philadel
phia promoters are negotiating for
a bout between Stone and Gene Tun:
ney, with the American light heavy
weight title at stake.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-01
1947 Entries for
AQueduct Track Meet

New York, Feb. 29-Entries for the
twenty-five fixtures Of the spring.
summer meeting at the Aqueduct
track total 1,947 as against 1909 last
year.
Great interest was shown in the
Brooklyn handicap for three year
olds and up, and Dwyer stakes for
three year olds, both high lights on
the Aqueduct program. Zev. In Me-
moriam, Exterminator. Mad Halter.
st. James and Diogenes are a few of
the better known entries in these two
events.
The Gazelie stakes for three year
olds will bring together Nellie Morse,
Anne Marone II and many others.
Entries for the steepls-c hases show a
falling Off.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-01
Schoolboy Hoop
Outfits Picked for
Bates Basket Tourney

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Lewiston. Feb. 29-Eight school
boys basketball teams were selected
today to compete in the Western
Maine inter scholastic tourney to be
held here next week under the aus
pices of Bates college. Those picked
were Edward Little. Portland. Morse
High of Bath. Stevens High OF Rum
ford, Biddeford. R6ckland, Goulds
Academy of Bethel and Deering.
Mexico. Westbrook high and Stan
ford were eliminated. Play will COM
mence Friday afternoon and con-
tinue through to Saturday night.
Morse Is favored to win.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-01
Theta Delts Garry
Off HOnOrs in First
OF BOwdOin Carnival
Especial to kennebec Journal)


Brunswick, Me, Feb. 29-The Sec
ond Annual Winter carnival of the
Bowdoin Outing Club opened this at
ternoon and will be continued to-
morrow. The program for the final
day having the added attraction of
events for high school boys and girls.
The carnival will close with an in
formal dance at the gymnasium.
Theta Delta Chi carried off the
honors in the opening events. win
ming the $50 yard ski relay race and
the quarter mile snow shoe race, as
well as qualifying men in first pace
in each of the other events.
The summary:
$50 Yard Snow Shoe Dash-First
heat won by Eastman, Theta Delta
Chi; Porter, Zeta Psi, second. Sec
ond heat won by Lavigne, Psi Upsi-
lon; Elliot, Della Kappa Epsilon.
second.
Ski Relay Race, $50 yards. finals,
Oliver Moore, Palmer) Zeta Psi.
kirkpatrick, Wilson. Southwck,
PurnclD; second. Delta Epsilon On
graham. Fish. Mitchell, SmalD third.
$50 yard Snow Shoe Relay Race
First heat won by Theta Delta Chi
tShea, Raymond. Trask, Eastman:
Delta Kappa Epsilon, (Sewall. Drum
mond. Craig, Elliott second. Seconl
heat won by Zeta Psi &C. Hildreth.
II. Hildreth. Porter, JewetD Delta
Epsilon (Smith. Ingraham, Palmer.
MitchelD second.
220 yard Ski Dash-First heat won
by Atwood. Theta Delta Chi, Sellew.
Alpha Delta Phi. second. Second
heat won by Andrews, Kappa Sigma;
Mitchell Delta Epsilon. second.
44O Yard Snow shoe Race won by
Eastman. Theta Delta Chi: Lavigne,
Phi Epsilon. second; Lowell, Sigma
Nu third.
The standing at the close of COM
petition this afternoon was Theta
, Delta Chi 10. Psi Upriion 3, Zeta
Psi 5, Sigma Nh 1, Delta Epsilon l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-01
WestbrOOk- COburn
Ice Contest Off
Especial to kennebec Journa,

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Waterville. Feb. ~29-Coach My
rick Of westbrook seminary yester-
day notified Coach Haines of Co.
burn that the game to be played at
Coburn gym March eth would have
to be cancelled as the Westbrook
team is broken up with injuries Of
some men and others have been put
off the team as they are back in
their studies.
Although Coach Haines wanted
the game. when he heard Of Coach
Myrick's misfortune he agreed to
call the game off. The two teams
will not meet again this year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-01
Koerner Victor
Over German Champ.

Berlin, Feb. W.-(By A. 70
Samson Koerner tonight Knocked
out Hans Breitenstraeter. heavy
weight champion Of Germany, in the
third round OF what was to have
been q 20-round bout
Koerner had the better Of the
milling from the sound OF the hrst
song. He noored Breitenstraeter IN
the second. but the champion man
aged to last out the round. In the
third. the two men mixed matters
turiousiy, but Koerner managed 60
shoot over q right hook to the Jaw
which sent Breitenstraeter to the
canvas where he lay and was count
ed out.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-01
Williamson Captain
B. Univ. Baseball Team

Boston. Feb. CALIFORNIAN vii.
hanson Of Hampton. Va, senior and
all-around athlete. was elected cap
tain Of Boston University baseball
team to succeed Gordon s. Coch-
rane. who has signed up with tie
Portland. Ore, club OF the Pacific
Coast League.
Williamson has been a backfie;o
star on the football team for sew
eral seasons and has played on the
baseball team three years. He has
played almost every position on the
team.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-01
r. l. Promoters, Not
Richard, Fishing for
DempSeY-Wills Bout

Cumberland. r. l., Feb. 29-Rhode
Island promoters and not Tex Rick
ard as enormously stated yesterday,
are behind the proposal to stage a
worlds championship bout between
Jack Dempsey and Harry Wills in
Cumberland on July or July IL. A
license to hold the contest was voted
Yesterday afternoon by the Cumber-
land town council. The Veterans of
Foreign Wars of Rhode Island and
John ]. Griffin OF the Rocky Point
Amusement Company to whom the
license was granted. were said to
have been guaranteed sufficient fin
ancial backing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-01
Detroit Americans
Hold First Real
Hard Workout

Detroit, Mich. Feb. 29-Thc De-
troit American League baseball team
In training at Augusta, Ga, got their
first hard workout yesterday, &C"
cording to word received from the
the training camp. The practices
have been hampered badly by rain
and cold weather.
Red Wingo. outfielder. who was re-
ported as a holdout. has come to
terms with the manager. it was said.
Wingo was purchased from the
Toronto club Of the international
League.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-01
Wright Works Odt
With Pittsburgh
Pirates in Training

Pittsburgh. Pa, Feb. 20.-Two
hours of fielding and batting prac-
tice marked the opening of spring
training for the Pittsburgh Pirates.
according to adyices from the Paso
Robes training camp. Manager Nc
Kechnie started the limbering up
process first by pitching to the bat
ters and then hitting to the infield-
ers. In the first practice Glenn
Wright. unsigned Kansas City play
er worked at shortstop with Maran-
Vile. last years shortstop on the
other side of second base.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-01
|COburn SeXtet
Meets NJ. c. l. Girls
7.3O This Evening
Especial to Kennebec Journ

Especial TO kenneDec Journal)
Waterville, Feb. 29-The Coburn
lasses will play the fast sextet from
NJ. c. l.. Saturday night at the CO.
burn gym at 100 o'clock. This game
should prove one of the best girls
games OF the year as the teams are
evenly matched and are both out for
q win.
Coburn will be strengthened by the
services Of Captain Foster, who has
been out on account Of illness most
OF the year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-01
Bowling Results
Fridays Pin Match
SkOwhegan League

tSptcldi 10 NtHitpeC 'ou' '''i'
S<owhcCan, Feb 29-in the league
game Thursday evening the Ramb-
Iers IN their usual brilliant FORM
rolled the best game for the season,
takins all four points from the Ma
sons. Savage waa in his usual form
with n single of ~ and total OF 81
FOR the Gamblers, while Smith had
high single for the Masons and
Smiley high total of 500 The sum-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-01
Rockland Boy
Cant. II. of NJ. Hockey

Orono, Maine. Feb. 2g.-Charles
L. Baxter. &c. of Rocklan.d Mass.
today was elected captain OF the
University OF Maine hockey team for
next season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-01
Illness Stops N. H.
Mass. Aggies Game

Durham, n. H., Feb. 29-IlIness Is
getting the habit of interfering with
basketball games between the Uni
versity of New Hampshire and the
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Last year the game was cancelled be.
cause of influenza among members Oh
the New Hampshire team. The game
scheduled for tonight has been called
off because the Massachusetts Aggies
team Is quarantined for scarlet fever.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-01
Waterville Wins
Over Winslow in
Last Minute Rush

Especial to The kennebec Journan
Waterville. Me-. Feb. 29.-Water-
vile High basketball tossers won
from the Winslow High team in the
Winslow Town hall tonight, % to 10.
taking the victory in the last two
minutes of play. when with the
score 1919, Trainor dumped in two
baskets and Donovan. The playing
of Files was the best of any man
on the floor as he kept his man from
scoring throughout the game.
WATERVILLE WINSLOW
Claprood, II ......... If. Reynolds
IldinoT, IL RI, Gl1dden
DoiioNdH, Z e, Taylor
Iotier'- liz ............ lg, Wilson
Iraht. re ............... re-, Vilns
Goals from floor. Trainor 3. Clap
rood 2, Donovan 4. Grant. Glidden,
Taylor 2. Reynolds s. Goals from
fouls. Claprood 3. Donovan. Taylor
:. Glidden. Referee. Crowley. Scor-
err. Russell. Timer. Lord. Time, 4
SIS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-01
Cambridge U. Hockey
Outfit Defeats
American Team, 20

Cambridge. Eng. Feb. 29.-The
ladies' hockey team of Cambridge
University today defeated the visit
ing American ladies by to O.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-01
w" QUINTET TRIMS
j, Of N. FREShIES
IN NIP-TUCK DUEL

Especial to the Kennebec JournaD
Portland. Feb. 29-Westbrook
Seminary sprung surprise tonight
by defeating University of Maine
freshmen 42-41 in a nip and tuck
duel which took two overtime peri
DDS to decide.
The summary:
WESTBROOK, MAINE FRESH.
Bates, H.. Typ, WaSS
Ippolyto
Taft, If. ................. rb. johnson
Gallagher
Worth. RIB. If. Humphrey
Ready
Score, Westbrook AZ. U.of NJ. Al.
Goals from floor Taft 5, Ippolyto 5.
Farrell 4. Worth 2, Ready 2, Bates,
Humphrey 6. Hanscom Gallagher.
Goals from fouls Taft 2. Ready. Far
rell. Hanscomb 4. Gallagher, Beatty,
Johnson. Referee. Einall. Time s.
10, $40.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-01
lS5 207 ia 176 202 a.

Smiley and Harrison will go to
Madison Saturday. March LIST, to
bowl two men on the Madison alleys
ut l.. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-01
Star Gridmen to
Compete L.C.A.A.A.A.

New York. Feb. 29--Among the
scores Of inter- collegiate athletes
who will compete for the indoor
championships Of the I. c. A. A. A.
A.. tomorrow night, 20 have gained
fame on the football gridiron The
gridiron stars who will compete in
clude McClone, Eastman, bunker,
Evans. Cheek and Coombs of Har-
ward; Murphy, Overland, Hagen
buckle, Duffy and Hatch of Dart
mouth. Bench, Esseltyn. Milestead
and Human of Yale, Beattie and
Hills Of Princeton; Bowman and
Starobin Of Syracuse and Hozel of
Rutgers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-01

Middletown. Conn, Feb. 29-Dart-
mouth defeated Wesleyan in swim
ming meet here this afternoon. AZ
to 38. Brooks OF Wesleyan broKs,
the college record in the 100-yaro
dash. his time being 81 80 SECONDS.
which Is clio Of a second lower than
that made by himself in meet last
Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-01
Ans Wered by
JOHN BLACK

1.-THE Carpenter OF TrOOn," whose
great gamcncss and mastery OF golf
make him feared mt all tournaments.
Particularly competent on approach
shots.
In putting on n smooth green,
there should be no attempt to lift
the ball. II should be squarely hit,
Keeping the clubhead as close to the
green as possible. II there Is an at
tempt TO lift the ball. 1t will jump
instead OF rolling smoothly. result
ing IN bad putt.
Copyright. 1924, Associated Editors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-01

In a very long putt on a
smooth green, is it ever ad-
visable to attempt to lift the
ball slightly into the air? Why
OF why not?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-01

Princeton. N. J., Feb. 29-The
Princeton gymnasium team opened
It's season here today by defeating
Dartmouth 30 points to Is. Princeton
took three firsts In the Ave events
ana four seconds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-01
April Hopes

April Hopes III
Winter busters over the earth,
Chilling the heart of nature,
But underneath the frozen whiteness
hear the faint trickle
OF brook; and my heart warns
With April hopes. "a
|-Le Baron Cooke, in "Town anu
Country"
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-11
MEMPHIS WINS
 THIRD STRAIGHT
Sep Good Hurls Creditable Game But Bar0ns
 Lose

The Chickasaws from Memphis won their third straight game here Wednes- day afternoon from the Barons and have made the winning of the pennant a very easy matter for them. The score was 6 to'4.
 Sep Good, who was knocked from the box so decisively yesterday, came back Wednesday and pitched a respectable game. He allowed the Chicks 10 hits. but he could not beat the hurling of Yarmouth, who held the Barons at bay in all innings except two.
 The Barons occasionally flared up with some semblance of attack, but it did not last long and several chances to score were passed up without haYing been utilized.
 The attack of the league leaders was featured by the hitting. of Roy Carlyle, slugging outfielder, who knocked a ball out of the lot, over the sign in right center field, the first time the feat has been accomplished this season. It was his second home run on consecutive days here. NO one was on base when he hit his drive Wednesday. Smith also hit home run with the hassocks empty.
 By their victory Wednesday the Chicks now have to win four more games out of eight to cinch the pen nant. Atlanta iS making a desperate attempt to catch the flying Chickasaws, but at present it appears that their eff forts are futile. The Crackers must win nine straight games while the Chicks must lose over half of their re- maining contests before the 1924 South ern league rag will repose in the Geor- gia city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-11
FEATURE STAKE.
 IS RAINED OUT
Empire State Purse Race l.
 Called Off Until Thursday

SYRACUSE, N. T., Sept. 10.-For the second day in success, the $10,000 Empire State stake for 2:08 trotters on the Grand Circuit card at the State Fair had to be postponed today on ac- count of rain. If the weather is fair tomorrow, this event, as well as a program including four other classics, will take place. Three class races only were run to- day, two of them over the seyen-eighth mile wet heather track and the other, the 2 :05 pace, purse $1 200, over the one-mile track with an extra furlong after the finish. The two seven-eighths mile races were the 2 1T trot, and 2 15 pace, both with purses of $500. Summaries
 2;17 class trot; heats plan. 7-s mile
 aGsst.Eva a9Ssai ar H B.lliSl H ''sr tplcker sr
 MoOnshlne: B. B H: tMicDnonaii;diJi :. ]! , ePismfp' ePss, E, 6 B }a.ffin5 N fGirS'iot3 Dagerstana. Lady Len and Archie Mckinney also ran:
 2:15 class pace. heat plan 7-S mile heat $500 purse:
 Pets@f @' Payne, R Bi c. by Peter tn.
 Guy Mckinney, B. G. Butter
 Beiiinardina snslaS Br H. tKuckisrj Mabel Seymour. B. M. (Martin) 1 Nancy Volo also started.
 Time 2:02; 2:01 3-4: 202 1-4.
 2o5 class pace, heat plan, one mile, irene Scott. B. R. NJ. my High Prive-Jennie Scott (Fleming).. ] Logan Hadgewood, B. G. (Talin). 2 2 Pete Green, B. G. (Thomas) ... 9 3 Edward Maraue, B. R. c. (Tall 0 Warbride, Junior Hal and Lambetto also started.
 Time 2:os 1-2; 2:os 3-4; 2:1o1-2