' THE BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1917 -
i jajiti nri iHiKini n (she f jff'
FATHER XouRwe I "J . -' T MV-V- : 1 J! UrW'r-5P
George . "
McManus' ' ' . , ' f , ' - -
, i 1 i r. ; - : '
HITS IN PINCHES
WIN FOR ROURKES
''- i
Fa's Pets Make Seven . Hits
Count for as Many Runs and
Easily Win From Holly's
Saints. '
! .Now for Des Moines
Today the De Moines Boosters
come to Omaha to play the last
series of the year on the local lot.
Four games will be played, start
ing this afternoon at 3:15 and con
tinuing until Sunday when the last
game of the year in Omaha will
be staged. .-,.'. i ,
(ill more. If
Nolly.
.Rader, ........
Watson, rf
Mueller. h
Connolly, of..,. 4
Henley, Ab. ......... 4
Crosby, c. ........... 4
Roue, p 1
liMIWI, P.,,,, I
Diif aa 1
The RouYkes made seven hits count !
f jr as man runs yesterday and Pa's
I'cts ran of with the ball game from
J tolly's Saints, 7 to 3. Tlie victory
made the count on the series, three
out of four for our heroes.
Mr. Ros was sent to the hurlintr
mound for the Saints at the start and
for four inrjngs the Rourkes chances
seemed slinl. Pa's men had failed to
connect for a hit. had made only one
run with th aid of a couple of walks
and a wild titch, while the Saints had
marked up three tallies and had con
nected lor seven nits.
Dut the home half of ;'.e fifth
proved the undoing of Mr. Rose.
Cooney and Williams opened with
hits and Rose punctured Miller with
pitched ball, filling the bases. Shaw's
long fly scored Cooney. Rose dished
out a wallt to Vardley and Holly
derricked Pose. :
, . Poor Move.
tt was a poor move. In the first
place it cost him $10 to get Gaspar
into the game as the umps plastered
Harry with a fine of that sum Monday
and he refused to let Gaspar hurl un
til the ten was forthcoming. In the
xccond place, the Rourkes took a lik
ing to the Gaspar brand of hurling.
firoiteni greeted Gaspar with a
hard drive to short which Rader bob
hied.. This scored Williams. Miller
also beat it for home and Rader added
to the good work with a wild throw.
That gave the Rourkes a one-run
lead on the Saints and in the seventh
they annexed three, more tallies on 2
quartet of solid knocks. ,
. After the third inning, Men had
the Saints baffled so the game was a
rinch for our side.
Des Moines today.'
Ducks Hold Boosters ( !
Till lli-lt.
ouvi ciess jiii lYimn
Lincoln,' Sept. 5. Carl jEast was
very effective today and the Boosters
were held scoreless to the ninth. The
final count, was S to 2. Payne was
Riven wretched support in the first
inning and four local runners crossed
the par.. From then on he pitched air
tight ball. Score: . . -
DES MOIXKS. LINCOLN. ' 1
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E.
rm.tf.', . .4 IS Smtth,b. UIM
n Kwoldt.lb S-1'A A lThomn.lf I 1 I t
lhan'y.lb 4 18 A 0Bayls,cf I I I I
llunter.rf 8 . 1 A , f-0lober.rt. S 1 1 o
llrtd.s 4 1 it lBer'mr.s 11 I
Murphy.rf 4.S 1 OSlffert.lb S 1 11 0 1
ruffy,Jb I I K 0Umb,3b. S 1 S t
Snthr.c. J' i 1 IKohrer.c, ; 4 1 e
ryne.p.. o l lEa,p., 4 1 OS
'Brotn... !' -- i - '..'!
-.. Totali 3fll l
ToUU 83 T Mil' 4 : '
Batted for Pyn in ninth.
l Wolno ...0 o t I
Lincoln .,..4 0 0 1 i
Three-bmie hit! Murphy. Two-bM hlt;
Smith. Kaat,' Gifttrt.-Doubl playsr Bmlth to
Hrghnmmer to inrtert (t); Smith ts Etf
trt Earned runt: U Molne. t. Lincoln I.
Struck out: By Pnyne, S. by Ewt. 2. Baaci
on balll: Off East 4. oft Payne I. Left on
t: Lincoln '.0, : is Molnca T; '. TIin:
1 Umpire: TBrownr. 1 " -
- i i a, y ,t 4K. X' -i.
LindiMi', 12 Tornlea, t.
Llnflsay. Kfeb.. Sept. I. (Special.) In tha
lAbor day frntlvltlei here Cornlea had a
derided day off in the ball frame the came
HftlftV 1.1. WTltl, m,A - - I '
inf. Lindsay, won In a romp by the big
Bcora of 13 to I. J Score; ' Jtt H.
'ornlea ....Mv.; MMHH1UI a
Lindsay (..( td 0 6 I t I eUK
Batteries. Tomlhi and Anew for I.ln0ay;.
-Vellgh. Hallldsy. W. Oik and a Qlk for Corn
lea. Umpire, Carrlg. - '." i
tooaey, 2b. ...
WMWme, rf..
Millar, If.....
PbW, lb
Vardley, aa...
Irottem, a...
TJhompMia, ef.
Si. 3b......
.ilerz, p. .....
OMAHA.
AB.
.... S
::::::t
4
Total.
8T. JOSEPH.
tt.
S
4
S
4
4
Jt. II. O. A. T.
t J 1 S
t 1 1
1 1 ' SO A
t 19 0
isst
0 0 9 A A
A O 4 0 A
0 1 S I
A . 1 4 0
7 ST A l
TV.
R. H. O. A. K.
1 I 4 A O
A I 8 A
A 1 4 S S
A S A 0
1 S A 1
1 1 O A A
A A 1 S A
A 1 3 S A
A 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 S
OOOOO
S I M 1
GIANTS KILL -ALL
PHILLIES' HOPES
Philadelphia Entirely Out of
Race for Pennant After Los-
ing a Double-Header to
Nf w.York.
Total..
Hatted for (apar In ninth. .
Omaha '
Ron ...v..l A A S A 7
Hlt ....... .A A A A S A 4 1 7
St Joaeph
Run A S 1 A A A 0 A. A 3
IMU ...t t S O I A I 1 0 A
Two-ban hit 1 Crotby, Holly, Watnon,
Sacrifice hit: William. Brottem. ' Hacrlflce
fly, Fthaw. Ntolen baaet Hhaw. INuhle
playt (roaby to Rader. Hltat Off Roue,
In fonr and two-third tnnlnri off (laapar.
5 In three and one-third lnnln. htruck
out: 11 Men, 4; by Kone, 2i by (iawpar, 1.
Hne on ballot Off Men, 1 off Hone, 5.
Hit by pitched ballt Miller. Wild pltcht
Roue, rained ballt Brottem. Left on baet
Omaha, l St. Joseph, 8. Time: liSO. Em
pire . Daly. '
YANKS LOSE TO THE ,
SENATORS' SUPPORT
first of Series Goes to Wash
ington BackingvAyers; Three
Double Plays Prevent
Visitors' Scoring,
Stand ingbpTearftfi
WEST. VttAQVt!, ' t NATL. LKAOUK.
W.UPct.f - 'W.L.Pct.
Lincoln ....!( IS .SSI Nw Tork .. .10 44 .tii
Omaha . . ..SI 19 JMS Phlladelphla i3 .(
Wtchud ...tt 28.45i!t.tiJMil.,i-.T0 IJ JSO
Hutchmion 25 S! .600 Cincinnati ,4 64 .SOI
St. Joseph.. 2! SLSOOlChlcago ,... 47 .49!
opltn ....:s tl .100 Brooklyn S03.4l
Denver 17 l .Si'Boton . . ...St ts ,4S
Des Molnca..I St .S4S!Plttaburch .,41 14 .S31
AMR. LEAGUE. I AMKR. ASSN.
, W.L.pet. W.L.Pci
i hlcao .... 47 .64!Indlanapoll S4I4.S0S
Hoton 7tS.0St Louie.. ..:!. 640
C leveland ..71 0 .S468L Paul 77 0 .US
Ilroit 64 ti'.in Columbus ...73tl.S4t
New Tork.. 61 ST.4s!Xansa Clty..CI 74 .444
Whlnirton tS 47 ,44!Milwauka ..4171.461
t. Louis. ... 10 S4 .373 Minneapolis-. t 71 .443
fhlladelphla 47 7 .373Toledo . . ... .60 14 .J7J
Yesterday' Ketnlta. '
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha. t St. Joseph. S. ,
Des Holnefl, J; Lincoln, I. ,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston. 1-li Brooklyn. S-l.
Philadelphia, -l; New Tork. -$.
Bt. Louis. A; Chicago, 4.
AMERICAN BEAOUE. '
CWeat 4; Bt. Loul. 1.
New York, A; Washington, I. .... '
Boston, J; Philadelphia, 1.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
IolHvtllo. 1; Indianapolis, 1. -
St, Paul, ; Kansas City, 1.- .
Came Today. '. Ny
Weitern League De Moines at Omaha,
St. Joseph at Lincoln, Hutchinson at Ien-
r. Joplin at Wichita.
National League Brooklyn at Boston,
T'liiladelpbla at w Tork, St. Loul atCfal-
so. '. 1 .. ... ..... 1 ....
Aiufrican League Detroit at 8t Louis,
New Tfor ""wihlniton, Boston at Pblia-
leirbla. -
Washington, Sept, 5. Ayres ws
given splendid support today aad
Washington shut out New York, 3 'to
0, in the first game of the series here.
Three double plays were factors In
preventing the visitors from scoring.
Score: -- ' - ...... , .,.
NEW TORK. WASHINGTON.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.B.
Illsh.lf ..4 8 10 0Mnonky.lt 41 1 3 1 0
G'hlley.rf 4 13 0 IHhanks.ss I I S I I
P'pgh.ss 4 Oil OMllan.ct S 11 0 0
T'tptUh 3 1 A 0 ORIce.rf 4 3 110
Gedsn.Sb 3 13 1 OFoster.Sb t 0 i 0
lUkrr.Sb X 1 A 1 OMorgn.lb I S 3 5 0
Il'ndrx.cf I I II OL'nsrd.lb I 1 11 1 0
N'mk'r.c 3 14 3 OHenry.a 2 0 110
Sh'ck'r.p S 0 0 3 OA'smlth.o 0 0 110
C'ldw'fl 110 0 OAyers.pv 3 0 0 3 0
Cullop.p Mill ,
Total.. 37 117 17 1
Total.. 83 AS41S t '
I 'Batted for Shocker In eighth.
New Tork... 0A00OOAA 0 S
Washington 10100030 t
Two-bssa h'lt: Menosky. Three-bass hits:
High, Rice. Stolen bse: Baker. Double
play: Foster, Morgan and Leonard; Leon
ard and Morgan; Nuns maker and Pevkln
paugh; Menosky and Henry. Base on balls:
Off Shocker, -1: off Ayers, 1. Hits: Off
Shocker, 7 In teven Innings. Struck out: By
Shocker, 4; by Cullop, 1: by Ayera, 1. em
pire; O'Loughlln and Morlarlty.
Whit ftos Make Clean Sweep.
St. LquIs, Mo., Sept. S. By taking today's
game, , 4 , to 1, . In eleven innings, Chicago
made a cln sweep of the scries and
strengthened its hold on first place. A
batting rally,' after1 two were out in the
eleventh, won th gam for th visitors.
Score:
; " J CHICAGO. -t- ST.- LOCI 8. -
AB.H.OA.E. I . AR W O A V.
Lelbold.rt i t 3 0 OSlonn.rf , S 0 4 0 0
M M tn.ob 1 S 1 OSmlth.lf t S 1 0 0
E.CItns.lb 114 1 OSIsler.lb . t 013 3 0
Jackson.lt 3 13 0 OPratt.lb S 1 8 3 4
Felsch.cr I I I M Hole.o 3 0 1 1 0
Gandil.lb I 811 1 O'R'niler 0 0 0 A 0
RUb rg.ss I I I I OSeveHU.e 1 0 t 0 0
Bchalk.o (111 0Jou's!i.cf 4 1 t 0 0
W'lms.p .. 4 9 0 5 BJ jwon.SU 3 3 A I 0
i I.attn. 3 0 4 4 0
Totallj..40 II3 1S OSothr'n.p 113 0
. i . ' '' Totals..3& S 83 14
..Batted for Hal In ninth.
Chlcaao 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Oft A 1
St. Louis.......... 8 A4000A1AA 01
Twa-basa hits; Jackson. Prstt, Jarobaon,
Johnson, Smith. Stolen base: Pratt. Double
plays Stiil r, La van and Slater, liases on
balls: Off Williams, 1: off- Sothorcn, 3.
Struck out: Py WKllllams, 1; by Sothoron,
4. Umpires: Dlneen and Hlldnhr.nil
Y Ralbold's Wlldneea DefeaU Athletic. ;
to three hits today,, but th visitor won
tht game, 8 to 1, because of. hta wildness.
Both men who scored for Boston ogt to first
wuv on- oairs.. ooore; - -v . .-
BOSTON. , , PHILADELPHIA.
- AB.H.O.A.E. . AB.H.O.A.
Hoopor.rf S 0 A A OJWn.ff 4 A 3 0
arft'tiy.lb I 0 9 4 OGrover.Jb 4 0-1 I
ouodle.lf 4 ISA
H'lt'l.lb
Lewl.lt
W'lker.ct
G'dn'r.Sb
Scott, KS
Agnew.e
New York, Sept. S. New York
knocked Philadelphia out of the pen
nant race here today, winning both
games of a doubk-header, 3 to 2, and
j to 1. New York's double victory
increased its lead to ten games. Phila
delphia has not won a game on the
Polo grounds this season.
Bender pitched great ball for Phila
delphia in the first game until the
eighth inning, when he weakened and
the Giants scored three runs. n.
The Giants won the second game
by knocking Rixey out of the box in
two innings, during which they scored
four runs on five hits and two errors.
Score, first game:
PHILADELPHIA. NEW TORK.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E.
Psskert.cf 4 13 0 OBurns.lf 4 3 3 0 9
Bancrft.es 4 3 S 4 OHerzog.Sb 3 13 10
Slock. 3b 4 0 S 3 OKauff.cf 3 14 0 1
Cravth.rf 4 0 0 0 07.1mrn,3b 4 0 S 3 0
Luders,lb 10 10 OPletchr. 115 2 1
Whlttd.lf 3 3 0 0 ORohtsn.rf 4 0 3 0 0
Nlehnff.2b 4 118 lHolke.lb i 1 S 0 0
Kllllfer.o llll OMcCartye 31331
Bender.p 8 0 0 1 0Murray 0 0 0 0 0
Schult 1 0 0 0 ORarldon.e 10 10 0
Schupp.p 3 0 0 I I
Total .11 13411 l'Wllholt l 0 0 0 0
-. Totals. . 30 S S7 I
Batted for Bender In ninth.
Ran for McCarty In aixth.
Batted for Schupp in seventh.
Philadelphia ..0 0 0 1 0 0 10 01
Newt York ....0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3
Two base hits: Burns (2). Horn -run;
Kauri. Stolen base: Stock. Double play: Nle
hoff to Bancroft to Luderus. Bases on balls:
Off Schupp, 3; off Anderson, 1; off Bender,
1. Hits: Off Schupp. ( In seven Innings.
Struck out: By Schupp, 2; by Anderson, 1;
by Bonder, I. L'mplres: Rlgler and Brans
field. Score, second gam;
PHILADELPHIA.' NEW TORK.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E.
Paskertef 4 1 3 0, 0GIBurns,lf 4 110 0
BayKTft.ss 4 0 -3 3 0Hertog,2b 8113
Stock.lb 4 114 IKaurf.cf 4 3 4 0
Cravath.rf 4 3 0 0 0Kimm,3b 4 110
Ludera.lb . I 014 0 lFletchr.sa 4 13 7
Whlttd.lf 4 1 11 0Thorp,rf 3 13 0
Nlehoft.Sb 4 0 0 3 OHolke.lb 3 0 14 0
Kllllfer.o I I 4 3 ORarlden.e 8 0 1 0
Rixey.p 0 0 0 1 OSallec.p S O 0 4
uugey 1 0 0 0 0
Flttery.p .1 1 0 4 0 Total.. 30 7 27 13 1
E.Bum 1 0 0 0 0
Lsonard.p 8
013 1
17 0' OStrunk.ct 4 1 S 0 0
0 V 0 OMcInta.lb 3 1 10 I 0
1 0 4 0 Wltt.es S 0 1 11
111 lSchang.Sb 101 01
0 10 0 Meyer. c 3 0 4 1 1
1 A A A Slbold,p 3 A A 4 0
Total.. 84 6 24 11 J.
Batted for Rlxey In third.
Batted for Luderus in ninth. ... ,r .
Philadelphia ..0 0 0 1 0 , 0 0 0 01
New Tork ,...1 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 I
Two-baa hit: Hersog. Three-bas hit:
Zimmerman. .Horn run: Cravath. Base on
ball; Off Rlxey,. 1: off Flttory, 1. Hits: Off
Rlxey, 6 Imtwo Innings; off Fittery, 3 In
six inning. Struck out: By Rlxey, 2; by
Fittery, Ir Umpires: Rlge and Bransfleid.
Brave and Dodger Divide.
Bostaji, Sept . Brooklyn and Boston di
vided a double-header today, Cadoro pitch
ing BrooWyn to an easy 8-to-i victory over
the veteran Ed Walsh. in th opener, and
Frank. Allen holding the visitor to three
hit In the lecond gam, which Boston won,
3 to 1. Brooklyn gave Cadoro good sup
port and behind Allen tho Boston team also
playod flawless ball. Score, first gam:
BROOKLYN. BOSTON.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.E.
Olson.ss 8 0 0 S OKelly.lf 3 0 10 0
Daubrt.lb 4 3 13 0 OMrnvle.ss 8 0 O S 8
Myers.ib 6 2 1 1 0Powel,cf 0 0 0 0 0
8tengel,rf 4 3 10 OBalley.cT 4 111 0
Johnsn.lf 12 1 A ORegh.rf '.41000
Hckmn.ct 111 0 OKoncy.lb 3 0 A 0 0
O'Rke.lb 4 8 1 1 OTyler.lb A A 1 A 0
Krueger.o S 8 I 3 OSmlth.Jb 4 1.3 3 0
Cadoro, p 4 1 A 3 ORwlngs.lb 8 0 5 1 0
Meyera.o. 0.S 2 0
Totals..4018711 0Walsh,p 3 1A S 1
i """" . Totals;.30 S271"8
Brooklyn ,,.',.1 A A 1 18 0 A .18
Boston ........A A A 0 0 A 0 0 11
Two-basa hits:: Stengol, Hickman. Thr
bas hit: Kruger. Double play; Smith to,
Rawlings to Tyler. Bases on balls: Off Ca
doro, 8; off WalBh. 4. Struck out:By Cadore,
i by Walsh, I. Umpires: Klem and Email.
Score, second game:
r BROOKLYN. BOSTON '
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E.
Oleon.ss' 4 0 10 OKelly.lf 4 0 3 0 0
Dbort.lb 4 1 4 A OMvllle.ss 4 1040
Myra,lb 4 0 11 OPowell.ef A I A 0
Stengel,rf 10 10 ORehg.rf (3100
Joh'ton.lf 8 1 2 1. OTyler.lb jl 0 0
Hkmn.cfl A 8. A 0 Smith, 3b 3 1 A 2 0
O R'to.ab 3 111 lRMngs,!b 0 0 1 3 0
Wheat.0 I 0 A A OT'geager.o 3 14 10
MJ"P, Ail lMeyers,o fit 1 0
Krueger 1 9 A A AAHen.p I 1 A 3-0
Total. .80 1 84 A ' I Total.. 21 T n"i
Batted for Mllju In ninth. ,
Brooklja 0.1 A AAA A a"a 1
Boston ....... 0 A A 'l A A 01- I
nrTtf" !jlt: e'Rorto-- on balls:
Off Mlljus. Struck outi By Miljus, 7;
by Allen. 7. i emigres: Klem and Emsli.
Total.. 21 U711 i Total.. II AI711 8
?oo 01400100 03
Philadelphia .00400000 11
, Two-base hit; Gardner, Melnnla. Thro,
base hit: Bodte. Stolen base: Scott. Double
play: Gardner to Hohlltset to Mclnnls to
Scott; Mclnnls funasslsted . Base on balls:
Off Leonard, 1; off Belbold, 4. .Struck outt
By Leonard. 1; by Selbold, t. Umpire:
Nallln and Connolly.
' ' tlaeotai 6 De Moines t.
De Molnea ......0 A 0 0 A A A A 31 t I
Lincoln i a a a a a , a - e -
K BatteVie: Payne and Spahr; Eatand
"' umpire, urown, ,j
"Dad" Weaver Slowly
Improving at Home
A slow, gradual improvement of
the condition of J. D. Weaver ia. re
ported fronhis home. It has now
beea t week since he was hurt in the
George Brandeis automobile on the,
way to Dei Moines near Casey, la.
For time his condition was co
sidered very serious. Several ribs
are broken and serious internal in
juries were feared for a time, but the
doctors lav now that he niilinir
slow gain. v ,
IFor all JGearsT
Gears last longer and
run smoother if lubri-catedwith
it:
C MAP Mrs
m a bb
, AwomowUt
Thef -teduct friction to thnost
aof-hing by prevtntfBjj mtrJ
from wearing on metal
i an
pa
Card Gather I'p Cubs.
Chicago. Sept. A. Leon Ames had little
trouble holding Chicago's hits well scattered,
while St. Louis gathered eighteen hits off
Chicago twirlers and won easily, I to 4.
Ames and Long led the assault on the
local twirlers with four hits each. Score:
ST. LOUIS. - CHICAGO.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.B.
Long.lf 4 1 A OFlack.rf 4 0 3 0 0
Smtth.cf 5 -3 2 0 OKllduff, 3 2 13 0
Miller,2b 2 0 f 3 OWolter.lf 4 10 0 0
H'nsby.sn 6 1 2 8 3 L0'lp,2b 3 10 2 0
Cruise, rf i 0 0 0 ODcal.Sb 4 0 110
P'lette.lb 4 2 14 0 OWIIIi'e.cf 4 0 3 0 0
Balrd,3b 4 2 0 S lMerkle.lb 4 0 0 2 0
Rnyder.o '4262 OWUson.c 2 1 10 1 0
Ames.p 6 4 0 2 OCartcr.p 10 0 10
P'd'gast.p 1 0 0 0 0
Totals. .41 IS 27 14 4A1d'dge,p 0 0 0 0 0
Zelder 1 0 0 0 0
Weaver.p 0 0 0 8 0
Totals. .32 6 27 13 0
Batted for Aldrldge In seventh.
St. Louis 2 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 80
Chicago 1 0 0 0 0 I A'l 04
Twa-base hits: Hornsby, Ames. Doyle.
Three-lase hits: Balrd, Smith, Paulette,
Kllduff, Ames. Stolen bases: Smith, Snyder
Double plays: Snyder to Paulette, Kilduff
to Merkle to Wilson, Miller to Hornsby to
Paulette. Bases on ball. Oft Ames, 8;
off Aldrldge, l; off Weaver, 3. Hits: Off
Carter, 7 in three Innings: off Pendergast,
0 In two innings; off Aldrldge, 8 in two in.
nlngs. Struck out: By Carter, 3: by Ames,
4: by Pendergast. 1: by Aldrldge, 1; by
Woaver, 1. Umpires: Harrison and O'Day.
' .
Ignatius McGregor Wins
Feature Race at Lincoln
T.inrnln Sint ineriat
gram.) State fair races this after,
noon were again marked by close
finishes. Ignatius McGregor, a big
brown stallion from. Iowa, had an
easv time in the? pfattir event. Vinw.
ever, winning the 2:20 trot for a purse
of $1,000 in straight heats. In the 2:27
trot, uainenne Arcndaie,. uobbia and
Black Kilkenny put up a great fight
and it required six heats to decide
the race. Following is the summary:
I Trotting, 2:20 elass, purse $1,000: r
Tfer.atius McGregor (Eprry) 1 1 1
The Orpheum (Jenkins) ....3 2 3
Maharba (Hlldreth) 3 4 4
King Will (Thomas) , 5 4 8
Back Panic (Beezley) 5 g 7
Graceful Pier (Hart) S 6 t
Lady South (Chaudler) ...8 7 2
George S. (Douglas) 7 3 0
Time. 2-4541, 2:H'i. 2:174.
Paring, 3-year-old class, purse $300:
Dr. Hal (Carpenter) 1 l
Etta Maxey (Chandler) ....2 2
Colonel Roosevelt (Ronln) 3 3
Starburg (Whitmore) ,....44
Time, 3:1914, 2:20U.
Trotting, 3:37 class, purse $800;
Catherine Archdale (ParRs)...l 2 2 3 1 1
Bobola rerry) 2 1 1 2 2 2
Lucy Huso (Carpenter)... 5 4 3 4 3dr
The Triumph (Murray) 4 3 6 6 dr
Dusty Girl (Chandler) 3 6 8 6 dr
Black Kilkenny (Cox).. g 6 4 1 4dr
The Unison (Harrison) 7 7 6 7 dr
-Time, 2:19 Vi, 2:UW, 2:19U, 2:m4,
2.-20H, 2:29.
Team trotting, purse $300:
Gail JttcKinney-Fred R. (Thomas) 1 1
Chief-Lathrop (Tucker) ...22
Time: 2:31, 2:2814. ,
Running race, one mile, purse $200:
Concha, first; Blue, second; Frogeyeye,
third. Time, 1:44.
Rnnnlng race, five furlongs, purse $150:
Watch His Step, first; Nanding, second;
Inovation. third; Harry K. Thaw, fourth.
Time, l:03i.
V' 1
Ten Thousand Persons
See the Atlantic Races
Atlantic, Ia Sept. 5. (Special Tel
egram.) Ten thousand persons at
tended theCass county fair on this,
the second day. The race results as
follows:
Trotting, 8:87 class:
Bee Thala, b. jn.p T. J. King, ,
Irene, S. D. 6 t I I 2
Bess Medium,, b. in.,' L. L.
Stall,, Harlan, Ia J 1 3 3 6
Leroy Wilson, b. g., P. C. Mc- '
.Nally, Dunlap, Ia 4 S 4 dr.
Frank Walker, b. g., W. J.
Roberts, P.ed Oak. Ia.... I 4 6 dr.
Ctican B. M., entered by Joe Head, Des
Moines, did not show. - m
Time, 2:22'4. 2:2614, 2:25, 2-25, 2:244.
Pacing, 8:25 class:
Bond Delia. King, b. g., B. P. Clark,
Brayton, la..,..., 1 1 1
Allego, b. g P. J. Eggers, Deni-
son, Ia.,... , , 2 4 S
Rella, b. g., H. L. Packard, Harlan,.
la.. 3 2 4
Haley's Comet, b. g., Jess Blacke,
Toledo, Ia 4 3 S
Redliiig, s. g., Westjohnson, Atlantic, Ia.,
drawn. ,
Time, "2:2314, 2:24. 2:23H.
Five-eighths mile run:
Tommy Collins, b. g., Earl Knowleton,
Anita, Ia., first; Saxey King. William Harri
son, Massona, Ia., second; Teddy Doyle,
Wilson, Anita, Ia., third.
. ,
Peter Chenault Takes
. Feature at Hartford
Hartford, Conn., Sept. S. In the
2:07 trot, Peter Chenault took three
firsts out of six hearts, copping the
purse from Ridgemark, who only
made two firsts. M. L. J., who came
in third, took one first, i Summaries:
Trotting, 4:07 Class. Three in Five, Purse
$2,500.
Peter Chenault, b. a - by
Peter the Great-Stella
Chenault by Baron Wilkes ,
(Murphy) ......I I 4 1 3 1
Ridgemark, br. g by
WIIask-Ellta by Prodi
gal (Traynor) 2 t 1 I 12
M. L. J., b, g., by Red Wlll-
Narcisaa. by Marquette -
(Leonard) 4 1 2 3 2 ro
Started: Harrods Creek. Donna Clay, Al
lies Ashbrook, Time: 2:08, 2:07 Va, 2:08,
2:08, 2:094, 8:lli.
Facing, 8:08 Class, Three In live, Purse
$1,200,
Oregon Ha!, b. by Hal B- '
Brown by Lovelace (Murphy)..! Ill
Abbe Bond. b. m., by the Abbe
Dam by the Bondsman (Snow). 2 1 t
Birdie Alcyo, b. m., (Small) 3 2 4 3
Also ran: Robert Gatewood. Time: 2:08 ',
2:11 ,2:09, 2:09H-
Trotting, 3:10 Class, Three In Five, Furs
$1,500.
Koronl, ch. g.', by Kavalli-Rusalka
by Maxatlan. (Brusle) I 1 1
Empress of Russia, ch. m., (Murphy)2 2 2
Lybia, br. m., (cioode) .............. 3 3 I
Started: Judge Jones. Time: 2:104,
2:18, 2:1114. '
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