l>»Mrrfnv'i RcihIii,
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Fi st S MHt:
Mao (Neal) ! II • 4« 9 4«
it«* (Mirimi) t.Mi.Ul ? •*
i*r »td* (OUmmi ......... ...... till
Time. 111. Oil L*dy, Rhasta Ma*ud». !
v>• oirl. Mr** M««, HimI Clar* and La
2c* a, a»ao ran.
f*r, and r»i * S Mil*l
it l tog (Clar K ).
l-iba Ruth (M"tterw) ..
l»ovwn»« (Nwl) ... ..
Tima; lilt. Ravenwtng, Pan ttedrnn.
Poottiah La 1. Eltten. tMy 2*ea, Clear the
wav aiao ran.
Third rata •* tnllit
K1rV.wood (Neal) .Ill Ml III
Jack Fountain (Corbftt) .*......5 41 1,2#
lav wood (Roberta) .2 20
*rime: 1:14 3*6. Sacramento. Pleata,
Voumiifola Hanoi la, Mounts: n|ar ami
t yomba. aiao ran
Fourth raca: % inlla;
Mayor House (Mcllugh) ,, .1111 146 3 *6
Flame (Wood) ........ 3.20 340
Harry Hurgovna (Roberta) .3.40
Tima: 1:14 2-6. Mt. Angallna. F. <1.
t’orley. Dancing Olrl, Hasten On, July
Fly. Hugo K. Aeher. Red Man. Mies
.Spears, Black Tal, Twelve Bella, Sea Way,
a!s<> ran
Fifth race: 5 furlongs:
Jo# Tag. 115 (H. Jonas.120 2 46 2 4ft
Furious Bin. 112 (McKnlght.3.20 2 60
Athanna. 105 (Roberts .3.10
Time: 1:01. Fireplace. Marlon North.
Jewel City, Rplrea, Smile Again, George
Kelly, Vanessa Welle, also ran.
Sixth raca: 1M miles:
Speed BnII, 100 (Abel)).. .20.00 fi fiO 9 fiO
Dotph, 97 (Cooper) ..4.20 2*0
Billy Watts. 10* (J. Smith).2*0
Time: 2:06 l-fi. Fair Orient, Cruzern,
Hyanpom, also ran.
Seventh rsce: 6 furlongs:
Motile K., 94 (Jones) .7 60 4 66 3 2#
Idttl« Beach, 103 (Wood) .5 40 4 00
Trusty, 11* (McKnlght) .2.fi0
Time: 1:13 2-5. Top O* the Morning.
Turbulent, Run Ply, Harry Maxim, also
ran.
Eighth race: 1 1-16 miles:
Peter Fleraon, 104 (Abel) ..12.40 3.30 3.00
Plunger. Ill (A. Collins) .4.60 3 40
Lawrence Manning, 107 (E. Fator) ... .4.00
Time: 1:49 1-5. Flrcworth. Yermalc.
- Romeo, The Lamb, Dainty Rady, also
w ran.
Ninth race: 5 furlongs:
Ask Jessie. 116 (Maiben) ..11 00 4 00 3 fin
Bedazzle. 110 (Abel) .4.60 5.40
Irish Buzzer. 99 (Corbett) .7.60
Time: 1:01 3-5. Joe V.. Honest George,
Finis Glorlosua, Mouxle, Wild Thoughts,
also ran.
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mm ie.
rival Mr# »4 mil#
Night <MaM«i*lli) ..!••• t •» It*
lUlni't Mih»r ,.f N it#
farmer hen** (tell* t V arlam; i . Ill
Tim* I* Hill Wlrlrtf ('ntiklr. H*Im
c«Mrt. a, \u»'M Nine. N*v#ar*ti« r !*••»
lath. Birat Filar and p*ik«v»a ai*» r#n
».:**•■* I * * i ( VlVu| | 7# 4 *a «
Atibt Jan* ((UtHlall) ,IJ I#
IVhrih ft. 1 ,#.#*> i • ■ • * > • • i• m < i ii i 6.##
Tlmai i 15 Normans A»gt»m*«B#!. II#f
Uir om 1,1111* Alfrt d. f««i* «*H*m #. AM la
almn. Mu« b Ado, Mai*. Peggr i»-. and
I l‘lay on aUii van.
I Third far#: #N furlongs*
Marble < Amhroa*) .ill# H B 7 •©
(L Ltavi . # #• t t#
Fifty*Fifi* (Stirling) ..,.,. I #•
Tima; 1:21 S-6 Whalabnn*. Car# Fr**,
Star t’ourt, VenWelo*. Th* Peruvian, Alad
din, Man# Maxim, Hr is 1st I.ighia, Ardalla
alto tan.
Fourth rar#: Mil# an<l ?# vardv
Ocldrn Billow* tWnllace). 4 Su 3 4© 2 *«
Shamrock (Milner) ...5 10 2 #0
Llewellyn (Mnrgler) . 4 50
Time- 1:41 2*5. l£ng«r and Ju»t alao ran.
Fifth race: Mile and sixteenth:
Rum*. (Mm Int III) . 17 30 6*0 2 ©A
! Freeay-Snoexy < 1.. l.amr) . 2 3© 2 «<»
Aggravating Dana t Milner) ... .... 2 40
Time: 1:54 2-5. Flying Devil. Coral Reef,
and Peverwyck also ran.
Sixth race: Mil# And an eighth
Day Lilly (Dawtun) _21.10 in.fc© #70
Night Raider 1L. Lang) . 4.60 4.no
i Tody (Harvey) . ....... 310
Time: 1:59 3-5. R**kab. Wi\ wvicmno,
OnuH' O. Hickory. Sc Germain. Buckwheat
and Koval Crown nleo ran.
Seventh rare. Mile and an eighth
Normal fFurland) . 3.44 3 oo 2 5©
Gourmand (Imwton) .37.00 16.20
Comm* Cl (Ccohle) .. 7.60
Time: 1:59 1-5. Doughnut. Sear# Crow.
Mvatlr, Froaty Boy, Poodle. Aahland. Puc
[ De Morny also ran.
MISS KAVANAGGH
RETAINS GOLF TITLE
Bos Angeles, April 11.—Miss Doreen
Kuvannugh, woman's amiiteur golf
champion of California, Friday re
tained her title when she defeated
Miss Mary K. Browne of Brentwood,
one up, at the end of 18 holes on
the Brentwood county club course.
Philadelphia Nationals 1924 Roster
___i
Pitcher*: Bat*. Throw*,
Behan, Charle* B.K R
Betts. Walter M.I. R
Blaliop, Jame* . K R
Carlson, Harold ..R R
Cndeh, John T>...I* R
Clazner. Charle* P.}• }•
Head. Ralph . H K
Itiibbell. Wilbur W.R K
Krisinger, Fred .R K
leipe. Herman . K R
lewis, Bert .. ..j*
Mitehell. Clarence K.1.
Pinto, lerton .L I
Kagan, Patrick D.R R
King. Jame* K.R R
We inert, Philip B.I* I*
Winters, Jesse F.K K
Catcher*: _ „
Henline, Walter J. R R
l.uebb©, Roy .Roth K
O'Brien, Frank A.R H
Wilton, James .R H
In fielder*: _
Holke. Walter T*.R<»tb f.
liord, Carlton W.R R
Mm, Leonard R.R R
Parkinson. Frank J.R R
Ford, Horace H... B R
hand. John Henry.R B
Woehrt. Andrew .R R
Wrlghtstone, Roatell O....... R J*
Outfielder*: _ w
T.carh. Fred M. ....b R
lee. Clifford .R R
Mekan, John 1/. R R
M Powell. Raymond R.L R
^ Walker. Curtis .1* R
William*. Fred C.L L
President. William F. Baker.
Vico President. I- C. Kuril.
Secretary, S. M. Clement, Jr.
Itiisines* Manager. W. J. Snettsllne.
1H23 record:. Finished last with .’»0
rinTMi with in 192*. r;. w. r. r.r.
Phillira 31 * 12 *200
J’hlllleA 19 2 4 .333
Phillira IS 0 .3 .000
Wllliumaport, N. Y.. Pa.. 20 14 0 .700
Ptratra 4 0 0 .000
W'lcliita Falla. Triaa, 33 20 10 .007
Phillira 30 4 11 .207
rhllllra 35 » 15 .37}
Phillira 33 2 B .1*2
Phillira 22 1 6 .143
Frrr ,1 Kent inn r.rflnlI
Free iiKent Inn record)
Richmond. Yirarinla. * 3 S .3,5
Phillira 29 9 10 .474
MllaUwrnn. Mint. I-ra. 1* 3 7 .300
tireenvlllr, Hally, * 2 3 .400
Plillllea 1 0 O .000
Phillira 39 1* 10 .529
rhllllra '* 4 17 .1110
Phillira 21 1 « .143
Hartford 15 7 4 .630
O. Bttr. Fid*.
Phillira 1M .324 .97*
Oraml lalaml. \cli. 03 .200 .9*1
Phillira is .333 .909
Phillira *5 .2*2 .960
Phillira 147 *11 .991
Phillira 7 .234 .*33
Phllllaa 13 .21* .9*1
™n«l Ialand. Nrb. 13* .311 .Ml
Phillira *7 •***
Bravra lit 271 .910
Fhllllr, 1*3 .*#» JM
Phillira >3 .341 .915
Wfllllamaport. N. Y . Pa.. 123 .310 .92}
Phillira 11# -*7» #42
Plillllea S3 .2*0 .#50
Phillira 107 .321 .#S#
Phillira 1'3 .313 .»*»
Bravra #7 .903 .#41
Phillira 140 .2*1 .#41
Phillira is* .2»3 .9*1
Manaerr. Srllinr Hrlrhrr.
4'oorli. I'at KatfHil.
Trainin* ramp, I,vralmr*, Fla.
ilrtorle* and 104 defeat* for • prrrenliiec
(Copyright, 192«>
Organize New
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Baseball League
rnammmmm
pntMtr, Minn. Aptll H THe j
Im« UifmwMi NuM«!l league, w .
gantted her* Thureday night *1 «
meeting attended hr repreeetiigtlvea
of several town* In s*'ttllieael*rti 't ti
nml* and northern Imp#, tie rldsd mi j
Mason City, la. and Alhrri tea.
K«rhe*ter and Wlnnn*. Minn , a* the
ntKdeun of l he league.
Ollier luwna ronaldered for Ih* *1*
rlult leggu* Inrludo t'harlea «'tty, la,,
Uuronse, Wta.* and lied Wing, Minn,
I*. T, Alklnaon of Albert I-e* «ti
rlerlrd prealdrnl of I ho league.
The laical I if let 1 - nothing
ela# to do but reed hla mall. Send
your jokea to him and perhapa you'll
he on# of the prlae winner*.
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Mrrl '\Nr*lfrn’‘ Rhflli
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it>f h««i«M an opi*— • i.<n la 11m »«*i ’
Yip t champion thin nnr mil* rrlav
(Mltn fir*A% r * 4H(inr« t« • Hr nr«l
on A lull It an.I ilwta roiaprM# *lll
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MacCarthy-Wilsor.
Suits to Order
$35.00
Thru MYrr S 15.00
Krdurrd lo mrrt thr popular
demand for lowar priori.
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napicri)
Supreme
“Lord Crest”
^-ror Street or Business Wear
Sturdy? Yes, but conservative in
line, smart in appearance. Particu
larly designed to accompany the
business suit.
A Clever Model for Easter!
*10
See It Now! Black or Tan
1 The entire street floor exclusively for men.
Adapter's
MENS SHOP
307 South Sixteenth Street
Dress Up for Easter
Two-Pants
Suits
EASTER-r-can you contemplate it without at once think
ing: “Better look at your clothes needs.”
Stvleplus clothes are admired in the best of circles. Wher
ever well dressed men gather you’ll find clothes such as these.
By their high quality they set themselves off—distinguished by
their approved styles, desired fabrics and clever needlework.
M»«ln Floor
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Th* combination outdoor
and bnalnciR unit, ('oat, Vi*at
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door wear—full IcriRth troua
era for buelneai wear,
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