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THE OMAHA liKE: fRlDAY. SEPTEMBER 13. !!).'..
Lady May C Wins 2:11 Pace
Ak-Sar-Ben 2:11
Pace. Is Decided
Afler Four Heats
Morgan Drive UiomaV Fntry
Irt Vii'inry Aflrr I.utlrr I
Yanked ly Juiljji's fur
I'lilling Hililuni.
By HARRY K. WHITTED
J T took lour hr1 in rfpi'iilr thf
.inner in the "Alt Sar Mm" I II
(iP lor a purer ol $1,500 al thr
liri-rtl VVritrrti circuit harnrt net
turning; hrre yettrrday altrrnnoit.
l-.iglil horf took (hr wrd in thr
firt hrat, with Trie, a lv horsf hy
Highland TwUl, in tlif tuidr pmilinn
ttir (mi brat. Roy Owm. driving
!:, a roan griding hy Thr Tri
umph, stored down 011 the outkiilr the
t'nl . a I lirxt, taking tlir griding irmti
to tiif pole hi-loir the field lirailrd
into the first turn. Hoy hrM thf Irad
position until thpy reai'hril tlir thrrr
iLditrrt pole when llmrv 'I lumia.
driving I iy May (". shook t in n'r
out, roiit , 11 thifiuli fruni about thwi
portion, slur b thr rail, att'l winning
wilho'it any Ktrat amount of trouhlr.
Hal Mr i comi'ig at thf Im
hut t'.ie brt tbr brown rlaughtcr
of Hal It., rfitilfl do ym third pl;nf,
rroml Rome; lo Quran Ok a., thr
!ot of the I'ly, Tln marc piid
$5740 01 a 2 fcVrt to plare. All
r itrir in tbt rlal v or hipplr
I ulu Iiv4:, a hr'in n in-re hy
taron Urodlt. drum hy Shivlry.
v.oii ihf nfcotid hrit aftr a hard
fght. Shivlfy took thf mat out in
f Ti'it -rti acr ll'rv pot th word,
with t'ir r"-t of lii fir Ifl hiinr.lifd and
hot gf.rr hi n He ht!d thf lal
thrnuMioiil thf tiiilf. alihoiiyti Ting-
Latkipur iriond and lioldm Viti
third.
Auaiii thf julgft fre doplfatrd
with thf linikh, for t he y pulled I han
dler, duvff o( tioldrn Fred, oul of
the aulky and put Moigan up. lie
look ihe hy etallion out in frutit
early 111 the tame the thud heat ami
Ma leading the rn'ire nnlr I .add
I'tlfh, hay gritting hy l,n I'alih,
hard him out in thr tact quarter
lut Lukrd ji'-t a hit l the Ink
iierettary 1.1 win, Morgan, who re
placed ITiii'ltrr hfhind Golden
rred. m avtardf'1 $50 for driving
llif heat, to thf judge announced
ut the end of llif nnlf.
Won First Heat.
I'our hitly looking .1) far-old
(aim ttartrd in the ('omlntkkrr
p;ire for 2 .") rUii horsrs. 1 hry
got awuv to a nnr ktart with Happy
I'arri-, a sorrel Fillry hy l'flrr W,
Udjwv at' thf iiisrtrr. Al Mary
hovrd he had plrnty of peed
when hr i-atne up through the
tri'tih, uiniung in a iloe iinuh in
.'!..
Hut lud luik wat tamping 011 lirr
trail for he broke on the firl turn
of the tfiond hrat and ua dutum eil,
thr heat going lo Florence (irigg. j
ihi t j I ! y aio won the third and
drnding heat d the tace.
Grand Circuit Result
Golf facets
Q In ( hiil" p in"' Ii If two iilatrra
f iiih tvfi en ttit 1" hot, la (h high
lianilit-.ip fimn r4iuirr.t fa Amy (ha niri
IhiI tn ilfiar ftiilia In w lunar without
hanlt ni
A. Nn. th milih la ilai4 to
rl.ina wilh hnndirau aiulla If lha
I iiumlar af atmhra all"Nal are itlvlilH
rirnlr tn Ilia laa n I lira t ilia
j ranraa lha ilrara ran ? agraamrnt play
' mna liftlaa. I nl'-aa holh agira lha mali h
. mii-t tit. elarril mer
J In a inrijal iiualifviiia rom.i If a
t ll fl.)r'1 from ! (i r.)i nr Ua nf lha
tii hit lha fla(tf.lt whlla 11a o'hr
I'linrra a'Ltia Ii hl.1M l. la lha plater
a ti i I'lM'ra Hi a'mlii, ann llaril
. t. tan ilmlira. Tlie prnallr la
a. a rrenifttna of nhn haimana In ha
I tiK'illna tha flag,
I q riaiia in lha ta't riiliar r.n lha
en'vood. jr, iTud i hird try for firt t hrn ,.n, m.irn eMiti.d
. ' ' .. . i. i l'l,v ih" ih x rta. r.ling una
p'-i-e throfh the atrrtih. rnnimg a. ..lli.lri . Hir n..i ..Hlng of
throtirh n'N.t thr pnlf. and Duelling ! '' haartna tn Ihla imtnlt "If a
faf.il i-a In ifManre mora than nna rlrar
Svrafu.f, N, Y,. Sfpt, U.
Tlt'ough a nnaty fug and orr
traik nearly fetlock dfrn t pniud.
am hrr of ihe grand circuit today
rai'fd aiinply to pleae crowd n
LVIMNI han.r.t race drvotfr wlio hat)
gatheied for what originally were ait
fventi and four eahibitiona on ihe
procram.
Two faceri wrre John Henry and
John Fettliing, driven reipfctivfly
hy Wa'lcr I ox and lotntuv Wufihy
Jlifl rvrnt wa the i.v. pace in
which a half doaen other enttiri wrre
withdraw n.
The fattral tinie in the onlinary
pacf df 2.0J, wit .'.17. In othe
worda the Irark wa. al (fait 11
afcoudt alow, which piohably tfti
a record on the gtand ciruit.
Suintnarir:
! ai .ar. l'a hi-"!. V"" I' tM
J..hn Hanrv, b, g. Wtlkia (Ciil .1 t
Ji.hn I'arahlng. b (Murphy) .. 3
Tuna I 111. 2 I J 3 H
1h Chnmhar f (iimmrrra III
ruraa : ''.
K.lna r.ana, br m.. by Birt r
I t'llnmaal . , t 1
Abnailal. b. h. Il'ifli S 3
vi. Ilrnlay b h ill Urmirifl 4 3
1. v a , n iaa ilr
Thnat t I:, l"S. i '
Field riuh' Colfi-r
Winn SoutlieaHlern Title;
i,.K,..,. Vrl. rnl 14 (SlMCial
Telfgrani.) Maying tindrr thf name
o! '. Tutt. i rfd t. Liongii. tiirm
Irr of thf Omaha Field club, Omaha,
von Ihe outhca.teni Nebraska golf
rtianmifinthin titiirnev hfre yesterday
when hf drffatfd Kirk Rrown of
Brownvillf, i and 1 over IS hole.
pojii'O'i. Ha! I'fe wi atra-n closf at
thf fin bn 'in'- in tliird place.
Judjea Yank Thomi.
Thf judgfi evidentally thoiiRht
tine v- fotnr'iiing wrons in the
wy tiie horaes finisl'fd in the trcond
In at for they yanked Henrv Thoma
before ihe tait of the third heat,
putting Morgan in his place. Lady
May I'.. Thoma' mount, won the
firot left in J:044 and was filth in '
thf sfcond heat, in 2;"!i',i. I
t... t . i. t - . . . . . A i
rvoy uwnn iiiuk ok sihm i"
the I'olf e they headed into the
stretch the third heat with the field
bunched at the quarter, which they
reachfd in 33 srrnuds. They raced
with the roan Re1d:ng out in front all
the way. In the last quarter C'hilds
brought Hal Bee through fast on the
inside, and when thfy were 100 yards
from the wire it looked as though he
would win the heat, hut Owens let
out another I n! with the roan and
won by half a length, with Child's
1111 III III B. ri'IMV I. ...v"fl....,
who replaced Tho va behind Lady
M.iv C, finished in fifth place this
htat.
This mare, w:nner of the first heat,
was tirawn before the start of the
fourth heat, as she was b'eeding at
the nose. Tiv's left just Raps and
Lulu Brooke to contest for the fourth
he.it. They loafed the first three
quarters of tiie mile, with Rags out
in front all the way. breaking the
wind. The three-quarters was reached
in 1 :45. hut from there on in, busi
ness picked tip. Shivley shook out
the mare and they raced the last
quarter in .10 sco ids flat, a 2-niinute
dp with both wh'pp'nR at the fin
ish. The mare brat the roan gelding
out hy a nose in about the hardest
drive of tlie mertini, fO fr.r.
Fay Matthew Wins.
rrii' linrtrj r.inif out iii the first
heat of ti"; 2:0S trot, the second race :
on tle '-royra-n. Ico'.t Mix oemfi tnc
added ertry. Cut he didn't get any
thing bu; the flag in the first heat.
G-tv Uynsf. a brown gelding hy
Bin;ol!a. drew the guide position in
the firs'. !'j:.t. I'lUyrecket was back at
the sic:', rod Idolf Mix went to a
break on the fiist turn, leaving the
other t'.ree to fig'it it out. Fay
Matthews, a bry marc by Guv Ax
worthy, entered and driven by Henry
ThomV.s, seeried to have the neces
sary steam and won with Henry
buiigy r;d'ng at the finish. Gen.
Byng and Anna 'ole:a. a bt'.y mare
by the former Nebraska ire. Sor
rento Todd, touijbt it out for second
place, the tri:rr winning.
Fay Matthews was "It" all the way
in the second heat, winning with sev
eral notches to spare. Again in this
beat. Gen. Dyng and Anna Yoleta
fought t out for seconJ place, and
again the mare won, hut it took a
hard drive to place her in the second
portion. I
Fav Matthew was back at thr j
s'art h the third hea. and trailed
mot id the way. Anna Yoleta wa
leading the field as tiiev turned into j
the stretch, but Th.vnn et down for
a drive, and the mare eoppe i through
thf ttrftih in a hard drive. Anna
Yoleta a.vti took sreond money this
htat, hut Skyrocket, beat Gen. Byng
out tor third 'place.
Pull S:ond Driver, ;
Five ml wheeler started in the
pae. P"'e ?s,,1- l,h l'oV';
iNd. a chestnut gelding by Heilgfv
wood 1'oy. at the pole in lh l rl i
teat, 'lhotnan look Todd Mud, a;
hlj k mare by Hm Gran l'r nc, I
owned Mr.. V. D ForeM o
Oiia'ia away in irswt en lha ouiiJ. :
,vnf th Ui'g ru' around lh (rl I
tarn. 1 ht n ut wa lea-lmt l the,
l. I ul lh t'irtih. whru chandler j
boit by litvigf My, viiniig j
tiinjajri in th.rJ p av Irom lha I. .
w.iiaii4 ttiihvut i:vh t'O-ab! by ,
v-jupif of lvih ToJ4 Md,
iHnid to rwn a 't r w
;riH a J ! "J i toartH pact,
..!(! Iff! lfa-4 i.Viy '
thi
tikp"e vai il'i '( t l t t
nl iSf Ma h, nl lin k the let I
f t th (.lit lMf. I I '-f I1 bH
A by hdel Dili 0 i(l.
tn-mn h k T M M t, ..
lug p. .1 ft t aNtpp' V
Imla on Ihr elm era
paaaail an rrqnrat
In frnnl, II mav br
Tlla HftrJ graan
brra meana (ha rouraa anil dot mrraly
tba pulilna frran.
r) la a rlayrr ll"wf1 In plav a La!!
irai Ian. la In a bimM hiia it la bring
.rrlrrl alona b lh rurrani"
a Van. Th rtila further a(ara (hat
h, m..i tuil itrlav nnnei-eaaaeliy in lirr-
mll lha riirrrnl lo carry II l irinea (a.
terabit plara.
lo lha rule ahlrh forhiil an an
lianl in a lnuinaniant frnm playing nn
anr rt lh irgular hnlaa f lha inuraa tt
for I. a aiaria in lha inuinalnanl app'v In
lha fallowing ma? riavar dritlng from
irarilra Ira llrt Ma "h" and the ball
Iniiri'ln nvrr a atrip of rough n't milt
onto a regular grran?
A. Tba rnlr ilnra not ai'pl' In amh
raaa. If la lnfnnrl in pmblhll plavera
frnm plnrtnc normal aprnarb shola In a
grrrn, ar pulling nn grren.
Yesterday's Results
RUNNING RACES.
Klral Rarr Fna furlong, purta. IIM,
for J yrar-nida and upward:
c'offiaid itJiirliyi. oun.r. North and
Hoar, firai; I'hrona Ward (D. Hurn).
onrr. I'pilikr. .iond; tllll Blaikwrll
lrilughtrl. onrr. tirovra, third; Miaa
Mrrlu-k I vtauilr rit). oa nar. Mi-Orrgnr.
fourth! liulav Htavrna (Hniuinl. ownar, T.
rtluKhrari fifth; Kuth Wehra (Horn!,
oarnar, Jaaaav Uroa , amh: Plrk Again
(luibrla), ownrr. M. I'.rrgor, arvtnth; Hur
ry Rudilar (I'nitarl. ownar, Upilikr,
tighlh; Klaih of Hrrei (Hlnglitonl, own
ar, Slaikry. ninth. Tlmr- l ot -s.
At p.iat, minute off at 4 :l. Tlma:
2J -. ;47 t-li, I 01 2-(. Two dollar
mulurla paid Coffleld. 13. HI alraight;
P III plara and 12 A ahow. l'pdlka rntry
(Harry Ruddrr and Phrona Ward), H n
plar-a and I! HI ahow mil Blnrkwell,
f ? n ahow. fitart good. .Won aaalty. Rar
onil driving. Third limt Winner, b. g.
Modrrd Zlrl. Tralnrr. K, Rowr Hrrlared,
Kliiib'a Tub. Carl Roberta and I'ran.
SrropU Rare One mMa. purr, lino. Th
Ak-fiiirUrn Fall Fratlval dsrby for J-yrT-ol(i
and upward:
.'nlrva (farrolll, owner. Mrt.eln. firat;
t.rap Frog iLoua), ownr. R Orlffln, arr
oud, ratharln Murrona (3lnghlr). own
er. Tron. third, Ailallna t,. (Herring),
onr, MrCloakay. fourth; Bob Ollra (fia
ntllnl. ownrr, Hrnhiear. fifth; Ri-arraao
(D Hurn), owner. C. B Irwin, lxth. Time;
1.41V
At poit, H minute Ciff at t. Time:
J 1-6. .44 1-1. 14" Two dollar
miiturla. I.rntlv. I2 alraight; I n place
and la l) ahow. I.r,ip Froa. II 20 place
and 13 0 ehow. rgtherln Marron. 12 0
ahow, Start ffod. 'Von driving. Brrond
ram. Third iwi Winner, rh. m.. I.uok
and charity Kugen D. Trainer, B. Slc
t.fln. HARNESS RACES.
"Ak-Sr-tlrn." S:ll pace, puraa 11.600:
Lulu Hrookc. hr. m. by Tlaron
Prodk (Shivley) 7 1 I
Raea. in. g. by Tho Triumph
(OwoniO 8 8 2 1
Loily Mny c hr. m. by Mllre
Rearrr (Thomai-Kelly) 1 t
Hrl br. m. by Hal B.
(Child ) r.S 3
lJln;renvood, Jr. b g. hy Bln-
grnwood (P. Chllda) 3 S
Happv Hnl. h!k. g. by Kapjiy
Svnihol (iclk) 4 7
Trie. b. h. by Hlthland Twist
(Pcevi-a) S ilr
Time: 1:0414. S:04. J:071. 2:15.
J; in-turla paid: Firt heat, l.ulu
Tlrooka 10. IS.40. IS; Qufn Okla 157. 40.
7.4fi; l''il Be S:i. Second htat. Lulu
llronke I9.no, 7 S". I1.K0; Blncrnwood. Jr.,
.(!. 11: Hnl Her. 3. Third brat. Rags
ll 40, 14 (ill, t!iH; Hal na 13.80, 3;
Lulu riicokr 1.1. 0. Fourth heal. Lulu
Brooka :i.
Fay MnitlicwK. b. m. by Guy Ax
worthy (Thomas) t
Anna Voleta, l in. I.y Sorrento
Todd (Muraan) I
General llyli't, h g. hy Hlnjolla
(Prrry) 3
S dr
3 ra
2 ro
4 ro
1 1
; 2
3 4
Skyrocket, b g. by Alh!un (Ow
enal 4 4 t
Idolf Mix dlltillirrd.
Tim; 2.0'4, 2:014, ; (i14.
12 mutuela paid: Klral brat. Fay Mat
Ihewe IISU. 1 1 I". 12 20; Anna Vnlrta
lino, 12 I": flrnaral llyng l.'.JO Briond
brat, Fay Slatthrwa M 12 : Anna Vo.
Ila J.;n Third heal, Kay Moithrwg
1,1 n. 12 HO; Ann Volria 2 60.
2:1 pare, puree l0n:
Oolden Fred, b h hy Judge Maxey
(Chandler-Morgan) 1 i 1
Todd Mold, blk. m. by Blue Ora.i
(Tbnmaa) 4 1 4
Larkapur. b. g by Baron Direct
(Lrbrau) 2 I I
taddl aPtch, b. g. by flan Patch
(l.nonila) t 4 1
Ponywood, rh. g. by Hrdgawood
Poy (Clark) a s a
Time: 2:0714, 2 131,. 2:11 .
12 muturle paid: Flrat hut. Oolden
Fred 120 SO. 112 fO. 14 20; Larkupur 7.s0.
15 40; I addle nPleh S3 SO. Second heat,
Todd Maid 117 20, Is SO : Larkapiir M.
Third heat. Gol.i.n Fred 17.80, 14; Laddl
Patch J.
2;0, 3-j ear-old and under, pica. puro
IH'id:
rioranra Oriag, br. f. by Teter
W. (Killlon) .3 1 1
Happy Farrl. m. by Walter di
rect (Breltanf;eldi 2 2 2
Nlad. b m. by towa Todd (Smith) 4 3 3
Al Maxey. b. r. by Judge Maxey
(Morgan) t dig
Tlma: 2:13, 2:1414, 2:17.
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designate different objects. An object can be named only once; however, any pait
of the object may also be named.
6. In making the awards each list will be considered solely upon its merits.
Every incorrect word counts against the contestant just as much as a correct word
counts in the contestant's favor. Therefore, it is very important that no incorrect
words are included in a list.
7. The answer having the largest number of words which correctly name ob
jects shown on the picture which begin with the letter "B," deductions to be made
for incorrect words, will be awarded first prize.
8. Candidates may co-operate in answering the puzzle, but only one prize will
be awarded to any one household; nor will prizes be awarded to more than one of
any group outside of the family where two or more have been working together.
9. In the event of a tie for any prizes offered, the full amount of such prizes
will be paid to each tied participant.
10. All answers will receive the same consideration regardless of whether or
not subscriptions for The Omaha Bee are sent in.
11. Three business men of this city, having no connection with The Omaha
Bee, will be selected to act as judgea and decide the winners. They will use Web
ster's Unabridged Dictionary as reference and participants agree to accept tha de
cision of the judges as final and conclusive.
12. The judges will meet dirmtly following close of the contest and announce
ment and the liht of words winning first prize will be published in The Omaha Ees
just aa quickly thereafter as possible.
TEE PRIZES:
Winning Antwer Will Receive
Cash Prizea as Follows:
15
Grand
Prizes
Class A
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1st Prize . .$20.00 $500.00 $1,000.00
2d Prize . . 10.00 250.00 500.00
3d Prize .. 5.00 125.00 250.00
4th Prize.. 5.00 100.00 200.00
5th Prize.. 5.00 50.00 100.00
6th Prize.. 3.00 40.00 80.00
7th Prize.. 3.00 30.00 60.00
8th Prize.. 3.00 20.00 40.00
9lh Prize.. 2.00 15.00 30.00
10th to 15th
Prize . . . 2.00 10.00 20.00
Only Visible Objects Count
Kvery object haa been drawn plainly so everybody can
reeogniae it. There are no hidden objects. Kvery one of them
i st plain aa tha nose on your face. You don't have to turn
the picture upside down or tideways. Just look at the picture
and name the ohjrcts, that's all. An oiilariccd ropy of Ihtt pic
ture will ta furnisrrd fre of chari, upon reqiifit. Th per
son who iml ua thf latgfst and numt correct lift will be
awarued r'irsit I'm. Srcond Trim and an on. This picture
will appear frfqm-ntly in thia paper until October 18, when
the contest will cli. Hut don't wait to send in your list,
tiat it In early.
We think this is the best
puzzle offer ever made. You'll
find pleasure and profit in its
correct solution. GET BUSY!
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