Nebraska Newspapers

    Favorites, Second Choices Win Over Muddy Track on Wednesday’s Ak Card
Menage, Picked
to Win Second
Race, Left at Post
Hapsburg Miss Comes Home
With Victory in First
Event, With More Than
Length to Spare.
H O R O U G H
BREDS that like
the muddy going
Itad another in
ning at Ak-Sar
Ben field Wed
nesday afternoon
when the 10th
day’s program of
seven races was
held.
Nothing excit
ing happened
throughout the
afternoon. The
f a v o r i t es and
4 a e c o n d choices
. ' among the wise
acres managed to get down the mud
dy track to win. The prices paid
didn’t came any great glee on the
part of the ticket owners as the bet
ting was light and the crowd small.
The track, which was fast Tuesday
afternoon, got a drenching late Tues
day and the result was the bang-tails
had to “strut their stuff’’ in the goo.
. The first race brought out five
mudders for a four and one half fur
long struggle. Hapsburg Miss, tha
favorite, with Gamer In the saddle
moved up fast on the last turn and
overtook Runpreserve and Marie
Virginia. The two-year-old McClain
filly increased her speed coming down
the laet furlong and finished more
than a length In front of Marie Vir
ginia, while Runpreaerve, the Irwin
entry, waa easily third best. Runlcor
and Peggy Parks were far behind at
the wire.
One of those so-called tips went the
rounds on Menage in the sectfnd race
for five and one-holf furlongs and by
post tlma the Rogers thoroughbred
was choice with Pure Dee second best
among the wiseacres.
A field of seven answered the bugle,
but when Starter McKnight snapped
the barrier, Menage, the favorite,
failed to break and Jockey Harry
Garner and hla mount were left at
the post. Pure Dee. with Heupel up,
liked the going and was away first.
He opened up a big gap and coasted
home six lengths in front of Expres
sive, who raced in second position
from the start. The latter tried hard
to catch the leader coming down the
stretch, and made up a lot of ground
in hla attempt, but Pure Dee found
the track made for him. San !->tefano,
a 21.40 to 1 shot, finished in show,
five lengths behind Expressive.
i -
! Pinkey Mitchell
Beats Van Ryan
_____
Lioux City, June 10.—Pinkey Mitch
ell, world's Junior welterweight cham
pion. took seven of 10 rounds and a
newspaper decision from Al Van |
Ryan. St. Paul, in a rain drenched j
ring, for the feature event of the
American Legion's boxing card here
tonight. It was the first outdoor
show of ttie season and a terrific
downpour greeted the large crowd.
Both fighters skidded about the
canvas a great deal, but Mitchell gave
a good demonstration and was ahead
most of the time. The champion was
especially strong at the end of the
bout.
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J J. Hill, Antelope.99 101 190
Max Johnston, East Ridge 9t 102 193
R. H. Talbot. Lincoln Coun
try . 93 95 188
R H. Robers. Lincoln Coun
try . 94 92 186
Irvin Chapin. Lincoln Coun
try .108 111 219
William Hammond. Lincoln
Country . 99 97 196
J. N. Stewart. Lincoln Coun
try . .103 99 2«2
F. p. Calder. Falrbury.. 109 106 215
A. W. Breyer. Norfolk. 94 97 191
W. W. Wheatley. Lincoln
Country . 90 87 177
з. M. Christian. Lincoln
Country . 89 81 177
R. W. Pevoe. Lincoln Coun
try . 96 100 196
J. W. Holmes. Plattsmouth . 116 104 219
H. S. Wilson Lincoln Coun
try . 92 92 IS4
D. J. Cravens. East Ridge . 106 104 210
W. B. Roberts. Lincoln
Country .100 99 199
E. W. Truman. Lincoln
Country .r.98 89 182
H. P. W'llmets. East Ridge 94 87 181
'a. M. Lafferty, Council
Bluffs . 102 97 199
’'red Walt. Lincoln Country.102 110 212
Jr. J. S. Pierce. Lincoln
Country . 109 109 218
M. Raymond. Lincoln
Country . 91 92 182
li. A. Ricketts, Lincoln
Country . I* 90 178
P Duextrada. Omaha Field. 104 105 209
A t\ T.armon, Happy Hollow 83 84 167
K. W'. Bock. Happy Hollow. 88 79 167
W. P. Scott. East Ridge. 94 99 193
R W. Victor, Lincoln Coun
try . 88 90 178
R H Harriaon, Lincoln
Country . 88 96 183
A J Smith. East Ridge 91 93 184
F. L. Wilmeth, Lincoln
Country . 95 93 18*
Roy Wilcox. Happy Hollow . 83 83 166
John Morris, Happy Hollow. 82 79 161
F. Sledliek, Happy Hollow.. *2 *5 167
E. Podlesak. East Ridge 105 111 216
'J. H. Gardner, Lincoln
Country . 98 103 201
* C. Carlaen, Lincoln Coun
try .105 97 203
1 B Hunt, East Ridge,
withdrew.
1 H. Doran. Sidney . 89 93 182
R. A Carlson. Fontenelle *6 88 1 74
R E Withan. Sidney..... 96 104 20?
B. J. Boucher Fontenelle 166 94 200
R F Campbell. East Ridge 97 97 194
E. J. Meuse. Loup City 88 *4 172
Max Miller. Omaha Country 93 93 186
F. M. Carrithers, Beatrice.. 91 59 180
Joe Tucker. East Ridge .96 51 186
Jack Farley, Aurora ...... 86 68 173
i!*. Carper. Lincoln Country 96 93 1*9
и. W'anek. Aurora.102 107 209
John Quinn. Aurora ... 99 1«1 200
Ren Foaseni. Highland 80 58 16*
A C, Clapp. Council Bluffs 81 85 166
Pxul Scott. Council Bluffs 57 59 17*.
Henry Dold. Lacoma . *5 87 172
I, ?; Gillespie Omaha F J9 91 i»'>
Bon Blsseti. Elm Wood .... 9" 9’ ’ v
0. B. Christoph. Norfolk... 95 89 184
Dave Billings. Fontenelle. . 83 82 166
Ernest Walt. Lincoln . 89 88 177
H R Tollapson. Kearney. 89 82 171
Howard Johnson. Kearney.. 89 83 171
George Toozer. Happy Hoi... 88 84 172
Jack Pollard. Happy Hoi... 79 81 160
S. A. Hausen. Aurora . 99 99 198
L. H. Harwick, Aurora ... 99 104 203
L. L. Nelson. Norfolk .. . 86 90 175
Seavey Hudson. Fontenelle.. 102 98 190
Bob Perry, Happy Hollow . 96 84 180
Fred Vette, Omaha Field. 78 79 187
Harold Palmer, Laroma. . . 80 82 162
1. Doyle. Omaha Field. *6 91 187
R. T. Funke, Antelope. 122 113 235
J. Whitten, Lincoln Country 87 82 169
Francis Maasara. Lacoma.. 79 83 162
D T. McKinnon. Norfolk.. 89 89 178
W. A. Gray, Lincoln Country 99 101 200
O. O. Oaborne. Fontenelle. . 104 97 201
A. S Dougall. Lin. Country 98 99 197
A. W. Rich'son. Lin. Country 97 105 202
K. T. Wohl'g, Lin. Country. 110 til 221
F J Jlrovsky, East Ridge .109 106 219
C. R. Jewell. Omaha Field.. 89 94 183
E L. Platner, Omaha Field. 86 88 173
Tom Burtch. Omaha Field.. 93 91 184
C. A. Herman, Lincoln C'try 90 82 173
AI Krug. Omaha Field.. S9 90 179
R. P. Curtice. Lincoln C'try. 93 90 183
P. U. Blrk. Grand Island . 98 S3 179
J W. Traill. Grand Island. 93 86 178
A Bradstreet, Grand Island 83 84 167
R. Tevlotdale. Grand Island 98 96 194
C. A Wunder. Fairbury- 101 104 306
J. H Chancellor. Fairbury.. 109 103 312
J. B Redfteld. Omaha Field. 100 98 198
J A Johnson. Lincoln C'try 96 97 193
C A. Lindstrom. Gresham.. 109 1 19 228
W. B Griswold. Lincoln C’try 98 101 199
L. E. Thomas. Hebron.. 94 96 190
F. . E Henkle. Lincoln C'try 87 94 181
F R fltdles, Lincoln C'try .110 99 209
W R. Mellor. Lincoln C'try. 101 102 203
Wait Attken. Lincoln C'try.. 101 88 189
R Russell. Happy Hollow . 99 97 196
W. E. Hardy. Lincoln C'try. . 98 96 194
Fred Hadley. Fairbury - 97 105 202
C. G. ratlin. Fairbury ..108 101 209
Eugene Slattery, Omaha F.. . 84 77 161
A. W. Holmes. Fontenelle . . 88 83 171
F P Larmon, Happy Hoi... 90 93 183
Ralph Dold, Omaha Field to 86 176
Blaine Young. Omaha F. .76 86 162
Guy Furay. Omaha Field.. 87 84 171
W ,T Foye. Omaha Field.. 80 83 163
J. W. Hughes, Omaha F. 79 82 161
J W. IIedit k, Omaha Field . 79 86 164
8 W Reynolds, Omaha Field 80 78 168
M. T Hwart*. Omaha Field 85 86 171
J. C. Peott. Beatrice. 81 85 166
H T Weston. Beatrice*- 87 94 181
Dee Elche, Lincoln Country 88 92 160
Arch Bunting. Lin Country 86 92 177
Bob Chapin. Lin. Country. .108 102 210
H. P Stoddart. Lin Country.101 107 210
R Woodruff, Lin Country. 96 93 188
Don Chapin. Lin Country.. 84 87 171
C. B. Copeland. Lin. Country, withdrew.
A H Stumpfig. Loup City.. 99 111 210
Fhll Downs. Omaha Field, withdrew.
Wm. Folsom. Lin. Country.. 88 84 172
George Swingle, Lin. Country *9 *5 194
John Bushnetl. Lin. Country lft5 99 204
John Lawlor. Antelope.. .107 96 203
R Farquahar. Lin. Country.110 103 213
Pete Lyek. Happy Hollow 93 83 176
F Donovan. Fontenelle. 16 82 168
Ray Crancer. Lincoln Coun
try . 92 67 179
G. B Harlan. East Ridge... 90 92 182
R Wlnkleman. Fremont . . 94 97 191
Sam Waugh. Lincoln Coun
try . .. 92 104 196
Harold Hein, Fremont ....104 98 199
!' ank Debrown. Lincoln
Country lft2 10| J67
C. r. McCain. Lincoln
Country . 98 II III
Fred Devore, Happy Hollow. 96 92 187
Ouy Liggett. Happy Hollow. 106 89 194
W. Ft. McFarland. Happy
Hollow . 91 89 117
J. M. Gilchrist. Happy Hol
low . 98 91 189
F. C. Laird. Fremont. 99 96 196
I. Shuler. Happy Hollow.... 91 90 III
J. M. Clarke. East Ridge. 90 88 176
Roy Ollkerson. East Ridge.. 86 88 17%
A. H. Robertson. Antelope. 95 91 16t>
H. M Hays. Lincoln C'try.. 97 93 190
Ed Oshes. Lincoln County.. 96 91 1*6
Jerry Magee, Omaha, C'try 16 82 117
H. E. Gooch. Lincoln County withdrew
A 8. Raymond. Lincoln Country with
drew
R. M. Joyce, Lincoln C’try 140 99 209
C. B Towle. Lincoln C'try. 110 102 202
C. E. Woodward. Lin. C'try 97 98 195
L. E. May. Fremont . 95 92 187
M. Hockenbary. Aurora 99 too 199
Lynn Lloyd. Lin Country club, withdrew.
W J. Asaenm’r, Lin Country 99 100 199
T. C. Maloney, Auburn. 96 83 178
C. E. Champe. Antelope... 101 94 195
F. P Quick. Lin Country..106 1 1 4 220
Cal. Knight. Antelope . 92 93 1*5
E. Podlesak, Kaet Ridge.... 106 111 216
O. J. 8liaw, Lin. Country... 106 108 213
Al Speler. Lincoln Country, withdrew.
D. Gold. Lincoln Country, withdrew
N. H. Gardner. Lin. Country *9 103 2*1
C. C. Carlson. Lin Country.105 97 203
H. C. Gardner, Lin. Country 98 96 188
Max Beghtol,. Lin Country 8* 96 183
Guy Hunt. Eait Ridge 97 99 1J«
George Burt. Din. Country 94 99 19J
J. L Grainger, Lincoln Country, withdrew
H. F H©viand. Lin. Cputwry.103 103 205
H C. Young. Lin. Country. Ill 11 4 225
Phil Watkins. Lin. Country 103 101 204
R. O. Lehr. Lincoln Country 94 166 194
A C Leu. Lincoln Country 96 94 1*9
W 8. Whitten. Lin. Country 99 161 266
First Round Results
State Golf Tourney
-'
By AmatUIH PrtM.
Lincoln. Juns 11 — Results of ploy In the
first round of ths stoto golf tournsmsnt
todsy wars os follows:
{Championship flight only >
H Pslmsr, Omohs. daf#a»*<1 O Pursy.
Omaha, by dsfault
IT Hillings. Omaha, defeated H R 0«l
lafson Ksornsy. 2 and 1.
J. Pollard. Omaha, defsatsd Jsrry Ma
gs#. Omaha, & and 4
W J. Fovs Omaha, dsfsatsd How-ard
Johnaon. Omaha. 6 and 4
O. Slattery. Omaha, dsfsatsd J Whlt
tan. Lincoln. 3 and 1
J r. Scott. Dsatrlcs. dsfsatsd <1 Tooasr.
Omaha, by dsfault.
A C. Clopp. Cpunrll Bluffs. d#fsa»sd
W M Folsom. Lincoln. S and 4
R. A Higgins. Omaha, dsfsatsd F H!d
llck. Omaha. 3 and 3
F Maasara. Omaha, dsfsatsd D Chapin.
Lincoln. A and 5
J. W. Hughsa. Omaha, dsfsatsd F Dono
van. Omaha. A and 6
B Touasin. Omaha, dsfsatsd John M«r.
rls. Omaha. 1 up
Roy Wilcox. Omaha, dsfsatsd R J
Maua. Loup City, 1 up
Frsd Vstts. Omaha, dsfsatsd Karl R«<~v.
Omaha. 4 and 3
Sam Rsynolda. Omaha, dsfsatsd A. C
Larson. Omaha. 4 and S
PADDOCK LEAVES
FOR BIG TRIALS
Chicago. June 11.—Charlee W. Pad
dock of Pasadena. Cal., called "the
world'e faateat human," left last night
for Boaton to compete In the Olympic
finale Friday and Saturday. Paddock
after taking a light workout on Stagg
field, aald hla Injured leg waa no
longer bothering him and that he eg
pected to be In perfect shape for the
triala. The competition facing him
promleed to be the hardeat of his
career.
DELANEY UNABLE
TO FIGHT GRF.B
New York, June 11 —Jerk Delaney,
Bridgeport middleweight, who has
heen signed to meet Harry Oreh,
world'e middleweight champion, at
the milk fund show June 2* here, is
suffering from in attack of appen
dlrltla and will be unable to fulflll
hie contract, milk fund promoters an
nounced todsy. A substitute to hog
Creb will be selected tomorrow.
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Defeats Young
in Golf Tourney
None but Omaha Golfers Re
main in First Flight of
Meet—Pairings for
Third Round.
Lincoln, June 11.—In a day full of
hard fought matchea the 20th annual
state golf tournament moved through
the first and second rounds In the
principal flights. In the first flight
there are none but Omaha golfers re
maining the three Lincoln qualifiers
dropping in the first round. The
pairing for the third round of the
championship flight:
Fred Vette against Jack Hughes.
Jack Pollard against Eugene Slat
tery.
Sam Reynolds against P.en Yousetn.
John Redlck against .Francis Mas
sara.
In the Mg match of the day, Sam
Reynolds won from Blaine Young, 3
and 1. Young started off by winning
the first hole and had an opportunity
to put Reynolds two down at the
second but blew a putt.
Young, putting on the inside, sav
ed him from several had situations
and when they got to the turn they
were all aq'-Mre.
'TDUWjd
JKesults
LA TOMA
Flrgt Rac#—Sir furlonga
McIntosh ( E. Pool) .17 40 *5 10 3 70
Sandalwood (Ellin) . 2 3(V 2 40
Longboat (Haatfng*)... 4 40
Tim*. 1:17 4-5. Sequel. Romping Home.
Sakah, Spoda and Th*a*us alao ran.
Second Race—Five furlonga
Kubla I Khan (E Pool). * Oo 3 70 2 50
Karachi (Pevlc) . 3 80 2 30
Brown Sugar (Lyke) * 2 30
Tim*: 1:04 Bankrupt. Tangara.
Oameater. Duenna and Pander Pete alao
tan.
Third Race—Mile and 70 varda:
Dobeon (Wood) .5 10 3 10 2 30
Nor*«land (Fisher) . ... 4 10 2 *0
Annie Lyle (Merger). 3 20
Tim* 1:51. Pont - Dlapatch and London
Smoke alao ran.
Fourth Race Mile and 70 yarda (aub
atltute).
Chaplet (Merger) 171 70 35 40 \ | 4n
Napoo (Wood) . .... . .'50 2.4°
Re-lfoot (Kennedy) . 3 50
Time: 1 52 Carnarvon. Countesa.
Floe op Shop alao ran.
Fifth Rn-'f Six furlonga
Baffling (Blind) . 54 50 13 40 4 00
Kxodu* (Corcoran) 3.50 2 80
Sun Flag (Hum) . 2 10
Time 1:1 4 4 6. Pindar Peel. Great .lax
and Duatahmit alao ran
Sixth Race-—Flv* furlonga:
Reputation (Smallwood) 2 40 2 10 2 10
Sear (McDermott) 4 00 2 70
Annie Jordan (Hum) 2 40
Tim* 1 °3 3-5 Cinnamon. Ruttln In
and Him alao ran
Seventh race Mil* and a alxteenth:
Blowing Rubble* (Harvey) 1*30 4 to 330
Fancy Free (Lyke) 2 10 2 "0
4' ump. Ir (Hum) ‘ *.t
Time 1-I1 3 Tender Seth Smut* and 1
Miatres* Mary alao ran
RFLMONT.
Flrat rac*1 Flv# furlonga
Haf (Harvey) 2V*-1 even 2 5
Pencraft (Merlm**) 2 *4 ! 4-5
Clona#!## (Thurh«r) .. . .. . 2-1
Tim* SB Myrtle B*H# Girav Fiver.
Rollicking Firmament. Rnckmore Mar
garet St. L. and Juli* alao ran
Second race Ste*p|#ch**#, two mllea:
San Peche (Ea«ot) 5-1 2 1 #ven
El Kantara (Chevn#) 4 5 1 5
Loyterer illiyn**) ... 14
Time 3:55 Tther#al Blu#. Tet'erman.
Black Fox. Charlton and Smiling Meadow*
al«o ran
Third race ("Vi* mil*
Abu Ben Adbem (Maihen) 11-1 4t 2-5
Plough Boy (Turnerk 1-2 1 4
I (Sand#) even
Tim* 1 31 Cheek. Jo* Marion* I!
Henrv M Dl#t«. Dob.mlta Catalan
Ortnervale, Ga.*r*r and Weetwlck alao |
ran.
Fourth rac* M»l* and an eighth
Hephalaioa (T,. Fator) 10-1 4-1 2 1
Bralnatorm (Nfalhen) «v»n 2-S
Horologe iShuttinger) 4-1
Time 1 43 IS Thunderclap cherrv
PI* T*n Minute* Rtalto R*1*cf|©n and
Valador alao ran.
Fifth rac# Six furlonga:
Exalted Ruler (L Fator) 4 1 5*4-1 4 5
Prlnc# Hamlet (Babin) 2-5 2-1
Mia* Domino (Catron*) even
Time 1.12 ?-5 Buck Pond. Briggs
Buchanan !d>* Thought* Sun I«adv
Tidy Pa*#port Hlu# and Red Ladv
Argoa. Gipaon Hind* Up. Dav Trar alao
ran.
Sixth rac# Five furlonga
I#dburgh Abtiev (Rail*) 4-1 3-5 4 * j
Blue Ridge (Stutta) * 5 3-5
op# (Marlm**) . 1*2 |
Tim* 58 3 8 Ultimately. Sumpter,
lua R Ranock Emia-acv. Hayward
Tick Tack and Sun I^>a al*o ran
BU R BONNETS
Drat r»rm S f itlongo
ftavnit (Homanalll) *4* ■ *ft *
'panlah Nam# (L.. T.ang) . ft SO 4 15
Fiery Flight <*~oMe) ..... . « *0
Tima 1 01 1-S Battlaman. Auhtl*.
Dondar T.lght and Fighting Kit. alao ran
Raoond r*r# ptaepleeha#*. 2 roll**
"avandiah (Frown) 10 00 ; IS 1
flying Frog (Me A fa*) 1 IS 305
lay Kap (Barry) . 1
Tim* 4:0ft 2 -ft C*lt1e Park and Mr
Ooran alao ran
Third rac* St, furlong#
faggl* A (Prjhbla) ** 7* 11 1ft 4 7*
drlnr hwaat <1. !,#na) 4 3* 170
Lord Mirmi iM^rrla* 1 oo
T ma 1 «■ Honar'a J#w*l. Irony,
digh Brow. Ha«ty Arrow and Kltr.gar.
i?»n ran.
Fourth ra**a 1 mil#
Hohokua (Wallara) *ft II 14ft 1 IS
•omady (B*«»*h> 1 *o ? to
|tan«*er (Aron) ~
Tiro* 1 41 1 S Bruati Bov Natural
Karhahlt# May Proapar and Nlvlag alao
an
Fifth r»p» 7 furlong#
Toy ftmnk* (T. l.ang) 1 IS 1 IS *
"apt Hanay (.1 Howard) ft 1R 4 ftft
ftunnlngwild (F »«(a%ena» 4 to
Tima 1 -ft Malapert, Runmakn* and
Purnharry, alao ran
haventh ra#a Mile and an eighth
rh* Fenian if.**) it TS ft on 4 tft
King Wave (Howard) ft *0 4 TO
ftitiaaimo (Bulman) *
Tim* 1 R7 t ft T.adv In*a. Prummond
ind Apology alao ran
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Indians Defeat
Denver, 7 to 6
Oklahoma City .Inn, 11 .—Oklahoma
City overcame a six-run lead and
made It two straight from Denver in
11 Innings today. 7 to B. Denver had
runners on third and second in the
eleventh, with one out, when Roy
Allen relieved Don Songer and pre
vented scoring. Two Indians had been
retired In the home half when Felber
scratched an infield hit and scored
on Duderua' double. Fitzpatrick,
Oklahoma City first string catcher
since the release of Spencer,' was
stricken hy the heat in the sixth.
McNally, Oklahoma City second base
man, broke his ankle sliding into sec
ond in the ninth. Score:
DENVER (tv l OKI,A. CITT (Wl
alt h po h *. ab h po.a.e.
Gorm’n 2b 5 2 * 3 «Tate 3b 5 2 2 3 1
Merger #* 5 2 3 4 1 Swney if 6 17 10
G'glardl If M 0 n 0 FeTber rf 8 3 1 u 0
fi'Brien cf 5 2 2 0 U Lud’ua lb 3 210 1 0
Knight lb 6 211 1 1 MtN'Iy 2b 5 12 4"
Roche c R 0 3 1 0 M'ze lf-2b 5 13 0 1
Farlk rf 3 0 5 0 1 Khadot as 4 1 2 fin
H'dlty 3b 4 3 0 4 0 P atrick C 2 0 1 ON)
Browne p 2 o 0 l 0 Hock If 1 0 0 0 0
Wham* p 0 0 0 0 0 Dewey c 2 0 4 0 0
Vo'rheis p 2 0 0 0 0 Songer p 5 1110
-Allen p 0 0 0 0 ©
Totals <2 11x32 14 3 ' --
Totals 44 12 33 15 2
xTwo out when winning run scored.
Score by innings:
Denver. 030 021 000 00—8
Oklahoma City 000 006 000 01—7
Summarv—Runs: Berger. O'Brien 4 2),
Knight, Falk, Handley. Felber (2). Lu
d»rua. Menze. Khadot, Hock. Songer.
Two-base bits D'Brien Knight (2),
Handley. Luderus, McNally. Stolen
bases; Gorman (2). Berg#r, GinglanJi.
P'alk 4 2). Handley 4 2). Base on balls:
Off Songer. 7; off Allen. 1; off Brown, 2;
off Wllliama, 1; off Voorhle*. 2. Hit by
pitched ball: Luderus. by Browne Struck
out. By Songer. 2: by Browne. 2. Runa
and hits; Off Songer. 6 and 11 In 10 1-1
innlnas, off Browne, 2 and 5 In five in
ning#; off Williams. 4 and 2 In 1-3 in
ning Winning Ditcher: Allen Loiing
pitcher: \oorhela Double play#: Khadot
to McNally to I.uderua; Tate to Luderua;
Berger to fiorman to Knight Left on
ba«e Oklahoma City, 10; Denver, 10.
Empire# Harris and Shannon. Time: 2:35.
Saints Defeat Solon*.
St Joseph Mo. June 11.—Running wild
on the base* and hitting opportunely be
hind Lincoln errors, the Saints evened
the aerie*' count at one each by taking
today's contest. 9 to 4 Besides pitching
grod ball. Love led the Saint# in hitting,
getting a long double with the base* full
in the seventh among three safeties Score:
LINCOLN. 8T JOFF:PH.
ab h po a e. ab h po a e
Moore cf 2 12 1 0 F*gton. 2b 5 13 10
O ther. 2b 5 0 5 4 JC'rigan, ea 5 3 8 3 0
Caffey. if 5 0 0 0 Of.ewan. cf 4 0 3 0 o
Snyder, rf 5 1 3 0 0 MiIW rf 4 1 7 o 0
H ilton. #s 12*4 oD’M'gio. If 4 2 2 8 0
M'D'ld 3b 5 1 0 110 Gilbert 3b 3 13 0 8
M'D'ls. jh 4 111 o 1 Nufer, lb 4 0 6 2 6
Conk#y, c 4 13 10 Brook*. c 3 1 2 « *
Dudley, p 4 3 8 i o Love, p 4 3 12 8
Tots?* 37 10 24 13 3 Total# 36 12 27 8 6
I, ncoln . / 028 no ooo—4
St Joseph 000 312 20x—*
Summary—Run? Snyder. McDaniel#,
fVmkey. Corrigan Miller, DeMaggio 4 2).
Gilbert Nufer. Brooks (2). Love Earned
runa: Lincoln. 4. St. Jo«*ph. 4 Ba*ea on
balls. Off Love. 4: off Dudley. 4 Struck
out: By Love, 2 by Dudley. 4 Left on
bnae»: Lincoln. 11. St Joseph. * Two
has# hits Gilbert. Love (2). Hamilton.
Dudley. Three-base hits- Dudlev, Snyder
Hit by pitched tall: Moore, by Love
Stolen base*: DeMaggio (2). Corrigan.
Nufer. Moor# <?». G ‘bert 42) Miller Em
pirea: Powell and Donahue Time 2 80
Hally in* for Oiler*.
Tulsa. < 1 . June 11.— A ninth innning
■ **> • th?t produced thf^e runs gave the
t ulers their «ec.ord straight game over
the De# Moines Booster# here today. 7
to 6 Eng pitched a good game, but was
lerked for a pinch pitcher when the
Oiler# started their rally Stoke*, nf no
hit fame got in Just in time *0 lose the
game. Bcnr*;
DEB MOl N KB 1W . TELS A ( W >
ab h pc ? c ah h po a e
Flask r a« 5 1 3 2 0 Austin If 4 16*6
4V.r den If 4 .11* Wburn 2b 4 1 5 8 8
Mel/ry lb « 1 « 1 « Davis rf 3 1 3 0 a
Bodt# rf 5 1 38 0 Lamb cf 4 21 0ft
Burke rf 5*2 «. o Leiiv’lt lb 4 0 6 1 ft
Wheat < 5 2 1 0 *Sarg'nt 3b 4 2 6 1 ft
Kna p 2b 3 8 2 1 OCroebv c 4 2 5 o ft
Chaves 2b 2 1 1 1 1 Fhp m •* 12 ft e 1 2
En* p 4 18 4 1 Tesar p t ft ft 8 j
Stoke* p o o o <• 0 Bnndsa p 2*126
Wilson p ft ft 0 o ftzCasey o 8 ft 8 ft
— —■ - - zS* #wart 6 « ft o ft
Total* 27 1 ’x2 5 l© 3 -
Total* 21 9 27 1 1 2
lOne out when w nmng run scored
sWalked for Rrindti in ninth
x Scored for Crosby in ninth
De* Moines loi 2*8 11*—6
Tulsa 3*8 ftio ©ft"—7
Summary—Rtjn« Flaskemper. Corriden
4 2». Burke. Knaupp Chavez Austin.
55*ahburn. Jtavia, Lamb Sargent. Casey,
Btewart Two base hita Washburn.
Davia. Bargent 42> Umb Crosbr. Home
run Corriden Ba«riflces. Flippln <2»
Davis Eng Knaupp Chavs* Left on
ba*e D#s Moine*. fj; Tula*. 5 Base* on
balls Off Tmut 4. off F.ng I. off
Brin'lzft 2, off Btoke*. j Struck out: Bv
Tesar. 1 . by Eng 2 by Brlndxa. 4
Runs ird hit* Off Tesar 4 and 4 In
* hree innings (non# out in fourth), off
Kna 6 and < in eight innings (none out
In Ith); off Btoke* 1 ad none m on#.third
mnlg Hit by pitched hall: Austin hy
Eng Balk Eng Winning pitcher
Brindx# losing pitcher Stoke* Em
pires Held and Collie* Time: 2 Oft
ROBERT LEGENDRE
WINS PENTATHLON
New York. June in - Robert I,e
«»ndr» of the Newark Athletic rltth.
former Intercollegiate club, today
raptured the final Olympic pentath
lon tryout from a crack field of all
round star* Legendre finished first
in three of the five events contested
the Javelin, discus and broad. Jump
and had a minimum total of 10 points
for hi* performances.
HARRY GRER TO
BOX MARTY BURKE
rl*v*Und. O . June 11.—Harry Orcb.
middleweight champion, and Mnrtv
Murk*. Cleveland light heavy weight,
meet here tonight in a 10 f ound bout,
featuring a boxing ehow for the hen*
r.t of the American Olympic fund
Two nth*r 1A round bnuta alao will
he ufaged
Rav Jantlra Flortpd
< aptain of Huskrrs
I.lncoln, June 10—Rav .land* sec
rtnd baseman and outfielder of the
university haseball team, today was
elected captain of the 19!R team
lie la a Junior In the law college and
his home la at Wagner, S. P Let
ter* were awarded to IS plavera of
lilts \ear's team.
r.olf Entry I ist Closing
Pat** Extruded to Juiir 16
Payton. O , June 10 .lames A >
fltsndlsh of the Drilled Stales Rolf j
association announced today that the j
■losing dates for entries in the ns
llnnnl public links golf tournament
has been extended to June 1* The
tournament opens here June JS
klinr and Murray W in.
Tom lxllne and Murray won their
Hatches in the scheduled pocket hll
lard tournament at the Academy j
tarlor* last night, the former defeat I
ing Lester Lynn, 175 to *5. and the)
latter winning from Abe Fellman.j
ISO to 217.
Classy Browns Losr.
Tatklo, Mo. June 10.—Refer* a
large crowd Ihe Tarkto baseball leant
lefeated Ihe colored l.eland Classv
Rrowns of Omaha, 4 to 0. Motley
md Stewart for the visitor* and Pip
[told and Castle for Tarkto were the
hattartM j ,
ksekll M(s
and Standings
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Standi n«. __ .
W. L Pet Win
Denver . 36 17 .679 .686 .867
Tulsa .31 23 674 .513 .664
Omaha .. . 2* 23 .56© ,5©0 .54t
St. Joseph . 28 24 .538 .647 .628
Wichita . 26 24 .620 529 .510
Oklahoma City .24 26 49f -500 .480
Lincoln . 16 32 333 347 .327
Dea Moinea .13 35 .271 .286 .285
Yesterda y'a Reaulta.
Omaha. 9; Wichita. 4.
St. Joseph. 9; Lincoln. 4
Tulsa. 7; Dea Moines. 6
Oklahoma City. 7; Denver, 6.
Games Today.
Omaha at Wichita.
Dea Moinea at Tulsa
Lincoln at St. Joseph.
Denver at Oklahoma City.
NATIONAL LE ACUE.
Standings.
W.. L Pet. Win Lose
New York . 30 19 612 620 400
ihU-ago ..29 20 .592 .600 .580
Brooklyn . 26 21 .543 .563 .532
Cincinnati .26 23 .521 .531 510
Boston .21 23 477 .489 .467
Pittsburgh _22 25 468 .479 .458
St. Louis . 20 29 408 420 .400
Philadelphia . .16 28 .384 .378 .356
Yesterday’s Result*.
Philadelphia. 7; Cincinnati. 6 (12 in
nings )
St. Louis. 7; Boston. 9.
Pittsburgh, 4; New York. 2
Chicago. 7; Brooklyn. 2
Games Today .
St Louia at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standings.
W L. Pet. Win Lose
Koeton .25 19 568 .57* .55*
New# York . 26 19 .56* .57* 55*
Detroit . 2* 22 .540 .669 .549
St. Louis . 23 24 489 .500 476
Washington .22 24 .47* 459 44*
Chicago . 21 33 477 419 467
Cleveland .20 24 .455 .447 444
Philadelphia .1* 27 .400 .413 391
Yesterday’s Reaulta.
Detroit. 7; New York. 2.
Cleveland. 5; Boston. 4
Chicago. 10; Philadelphia 2
Washington. 12: St. Louis. 1
Games Today.
Washington at St Louia.
Boston at Cleveland
New York at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Chicago
AMERICAN AMMCI %Tlf>N.
Mitndmgi.
Won l i-at. Pet. Win Lose
St. Paul . 35 17 .873 679 4*0
Louisville .25 It 561 .67* .556
Indianapolia - 2* 21 553 563 542
Kansas City . 24 25 .49* .500 4*0
Columbus . 23 25 479 490 469
Minneapolis . 21 2* 429 440 .420'
Toledo .. . 1* 27 400 413 391 i
Milwaukee ... 1* 2« 391 404 3*3,
Yeeterday ’a Results.
At. Paul. 6: Indianapolia. 2.
Louisville. 4-6; Minneapolis, 3-3
Toledo. 6. Harass City. 0
Coiumbui. I Milwaukee, 7.
Games Today.
St Paul at Indianapolia
Minneapolis at Louisville
Kansas City at Toledo
Milwaukee at Columbus
TRISTATE LEAGUE.
Mannings.
W. L Pet. Win Lose
Beatrice.21 9 .70S 710 477
Sioux Falls 15 13 536 552 .517
Grand island 16 14 533 f-4J .516
Sioux City _ 13 14 448 447 <33
Hv^ings 1* 16 .365 407 .370
Norfolk . 9 16 360 .Jf5 346
Yesterday’s Reaulta.
Beatrice. « . Hastings 0.
Sicux Falla. I: Rloux City. 4.
Only games played
Games Today.
Sioux City at Norfolk.
Hastings at Grand Island
Sioux Falla at Beatrix
MICHIGAN-ONTARIO LEAGUE
London. 7-4; Rav City. *-«
Saginaw. r.-2j Hamilton. 1-11.
Flint. 3, Kalamazoo *
Grand Rapids. 2. Muskegon. S: 11 in
nings
THREE EYE LEAGUE.
Terre Haul*. 4 Bloomington 3
Danville 6 Peoria 2
Evansville. 4. Decatur ft
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Lit tie Rock. 4-1: Mobile 2-#
Chattanooga, t . Atlanta. 4
Nashville. 4; Birmingham. 1
Memphis. 2; New Orleans. 4
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Rochester 5 Newark. 9
fsrsey Cttv. 0-2 Avracuse 4 *
Buffalo 4 Readme 2.
Toronto. 19 Baltimore. 2
Lanariep Drfrat Card*.
5'oui City l, tune 11 —The Canaries
took to the f-ring* of two Rloux City
hurlers Tue* i > afternoon and had little
trouble taking a "negatne eer«yg from
the Cards by n score of 16 to 4
Harrison started in the box for the
Cardinal*. but *i« not rlgh» and Leclere
replaced him in the second inning, after
eight htta and six runs had beer made
eff his delivery The Canarie* continued
the>r h «ting m the third and fifth in
nings and got two runs In each of these
chapters The Cards scored two runs *n
th* « x»h irnmg and one in both the
eighth *nd ninth Score
STOUX FALLS SIOUX CITT
abb t»o a • abhpose
Nolt rf :» 2 « » * Odwin 2b 4*342
Schultz If 6 3 111 Frhlld sa 4 1 * 2 *
Dv* lb 4 3 11 * * M D ott c 4 3***
C’Mand 3b 5 • 1 2 * EMia lb 4 1 1* * *
Snow 5 2*** Prd ta 3b 3 * 3 4 *
Mmard aa 4 1 3 2 * Ugh* If 4 * 2 * *
CUve 2b 5 2 2 10 Dmjgan rf 4 7*2 *
T.orpp rf 5 12 11 Boal rf 2 * 1 1 *
Llrtgg p 6 * * 2 * Har’son t* « o * iw«
■ ' ■ ■■■■ l^erlers t> 3 0 * 1 *
Totala 43 1* 2T 9 2 zKetaey 1 * * P * i
Totals 24 * 27 14 2
*Kr sey batted for leclere in the ninth
Score by Innings
Sioux Falls 242 *2* ***—1*
Sioux City **© **2 *11— 4
Summary—Runs Nolt 43>. Srhultx (#».
Dye (3), Cleveland Fairchild f2». McDer
mott Dougan Two-h«*e hits Schulta
Cleveland Menard McDermott Stolen I
seas Dye t’» Cleveland. Dougan Sacri
fice hits Fllie Peaderts Double play:
Pesderts to Goodwin to Ellis Left on
“'anet Sioux Falls. 1*: Sioux City. 9 Ras*s
■m balls off Vlregg. 3 off Harrison. 2.
'ff Leclere. 1 Struck ou» . By HarDson
" by t.eclere 5 Hits Off Harrison 7
im 1 l -■* Innings, off I.erJere 9 in 7 1.3 in
Tints Umpire Meyers Losing pitcher
Harrtaor Tune 2 ©*.
Urbans, III., June 1©—"Swede '
Chambers, guard of the University of
Illinois football teem last fall, han
accepted a poeition a a head trainer
of athletic team* at Iowa State uni
versity, Afines. la. Ha will assume
his duties there next September.
I.ATOM V
Firet race rurae |1.«M claiming. *
>*ar-old*. g furlong*
Parody 1*3 Climax.1**
xHi Trump .1*3 l>ig I p 1*3
The Competitor 1*3 \D*nlal 1*3
Dunlo l*k Florence W 10.1
Rolling Wira 1*3 xFloatmg On
vMaaoti Towle 1*3 xl.a<1v Marian B3 ,
Mine America 1*3 *
Second rare Pure# f!.4*0. maiden 2
*ar-oid Mile* I furlonga
Burk heat Cake 113 Helen Carter 11%
Realise 11% Deeming 11%
Beulah Stone 11% i ron* village 11 >
Help 11% Rroomiola 11%
Cordon Rouge 11% SIUaway 11%
Rneabella 11% Yeflette 11%
Brownie 1U Teeuque 11%
la-* O Mine 11% Boo Bor 11%
Third race puree tl %<'* claimtn* 3 '
year-old* and up 1 11* mile*
Firetom* 1*7 xSun Spot B7
xl’nined 1*3 Raider ,113
xDouaahoregan 1*« Over Fire 14k
Fourth ^ace puree 31 T** allowance*, i
The Madieon Avenue 3 yeer-olde and
up g furlong*
a Bob OghlH 1*2 bBnobh e 11%
bBueter 11% Rradalhane 11% 1
Unroar 3% T S Jordan •% t
aPreaident IBS
aldlehour Farm entry. bJeffeteon !4v*
tngaton entry
Fifth race, puiae fl*** allowance* :
real -old colta and geldtnga. % furlong*
Spoctal l*; V'laaa* .10%
vfuhii 1*4 Abetract lit
Benedict Vow 1** Ocean Current 111
Sixth race Futee 11.40*. claiming. 3
ear-old*. * furlong*
xShtndv 1*% * Double T. 1*3 *
v Attractive *k Si?ale .......103 1
\D ghter Dear *k x fomtella ... 1*3
Mill Roy . 10k Klaxon ....... 1B»
.Shining Hold *3 Rugler . 1*1
ilur Opt'on .1*3 Hunter ...... .1*3
lOnidge **
Seventh race Purer. I13BB. claiming,
' •*r-old* and up tulle and 7* yarda
iKi i' Neill 11 1** Make Up _ 114
Blue Note II* xHe*t Pal 113
\Ytxlte Star 11* x Welcome % •«
Paiadet 111 xl.adv Aator 1*2
xTrlumph IBB
xAppremire allowance claimed. Cleat f
noddy. drying. I
Homers Feature f
Omaha Victory
Over Wichita
Buffaloes Outslug Izzies fo*
Second Time in Two Days
—Herd Evens Up
Series.
Wichita. Kan., June 11.—Out*!u»
ging the 'Wichita team for the
ond time In as many days, and pound*
in* out three home runs, Omaha
evened up the series, winning the
game today, 9 to 4. The score:
OMAHA.
AB. R. H. PO V r
Thompson, !b ,. . . I 3 2 2 I ft
KoMnton. rf I 2 2 I 0 ft
(allop. lb i I Ji II 0 ft
Owborne. If. c I 2 4 n ft
Bonowiti. ef....... 4 1 2 2 ft ft
f.4*n*hiui, 3b ....5 ft 1 ft 3 I
O’NeUI, *•. 4 I 1 3 ft ft
Milder, r.4 ft ft 4 0 ft
Lee, p 4 ft 2 ft ! ft
Total* ?* 9 15 21 11 1
WICHITA.
AB. R. H. PO. A. K.
Smith, rf . 4 ft I 2 ft ft
Butler, 3b . ... ft ft I 1 4 ft
Dunning, rf. . 5 1 2 2 ft 0
Berk, lb . . ft 1 2 9 | ft
Haler, •» . 3 ft 2 3 0 ft
Dllleopie, If . 4 ft 1 1 ft ft
Bott. 2b .4 ft ft 3 1 ft
MeMulIen. e.4 I 2 7 ft ft
Hosllk, p . 3 ft ft ft ft ft
cMeDonneil I I 1 ft ft ft
Total* 38 4 12 27 12 ~0
tBatted for Hosllk in ninth.
Neore by inning*:
Omaha .211 OOft ft41— 9
Wichita .200 000 002—4
Nummary—Two-bise hit*: Thompson *2>.
Cullop. Butler. Berk, MeMulIen ( f). Heme
rune: Owborne. Cullop. Bonowiti. Saerifir#
bit*: Bono wits. MUder, O’.Neill btol*n
bawew: Thompson. Robfnwon Bonowiti.
Mild pitrh: Hovlik. Double play; Thomp
son to O’Neill to Cullop. Bawe« on ball*:
Bff Hosllk, 3: off Lee. 2. Mrurk out:
y Hosllk. 6: by ler, 2. J^cft on has#*:
Mlrhita, #; Omaha. 8 I mpir>«: Hn' *
and (iaffney. Time: 1:45.
Beatrice Blues
Blank Ha stings
Hasting*. Neb, June 11 —Pr*jean
held Hastings to four hits today and
evened up the scores for Beatrice
with a score of 8 to «. The Blues
hunched hit* on Walter* in the *«v
enth frame and drove him from th*
mound. Only one Hastings runner
reached third base.
BEATRICE (Tl HASTINGS (Tl
lb h pn • * ,b h m , ,
Purdy if 5 Z 3 A o Reyr di it i i t : ]
•Sugg, Zb *112* H.u> cf 3 « I '• 9
Belli rf 4 1 4 A OGll ipie Zb J • 2 1 A ■
McCoy lb 1 21» 0 1 Tome, If J 1 1 i A
R» h!« rf 5 ! 1 t A Fenton 1b 4 II# 1 a
Schifer 3b t A Z 1 • Noirk Jb 4 1 Z 4 A
B d r nt *• « 1 Z 4 1 McC ry rf 4 1 J * A
Cnger e 4 A 4 # » Stout e 4 # 2 a a
Prejem p 4 1 # 2 # tB«ck 1 « # a a
- Walter, r I • 1 3 l
Total, 3» » 2T # 2 Swick p 1 # • 1 «
Tot»:i ja 4 :: iz ;
*co-e by inning,
B-atric, 2»« »A# «„_4
Halting! . . . AAA AAA pen__
Sum m ary—Runs Purd' Sugg, 13.
Beall <21. McC«> Bonduranr Unaer.
Base, on ball, Off Walter, 4 off Pre
tean 4 Two-baee hit: Noark Three-ba««
he Beall. DouVe pia-.e Wa'.tera to Rt.
noldi to Fenton: Nock to Fenton to
Noock Ht by pitched ball: Bondurar'.
bv Walter, Earned rnn, Beatrice 4.
Struck oot Bv Pre'ean. 3 by Wal-e-a. ::
by swick. ! Left on baa** Beatrice 4
Hailing- • Sacrifice hit: Glllilcii. Itn
plr,. Snvder. Time: 1:35.
Henrv Doll
Loses Match
Lincoln. Neb . June 11.—The play
off for the three places In the cham
pionship flight found W M. Folsom.
T4ncoln Country club: E J. Matu,
Loup City, and George Toozer. Happy
Hollow club. Omaha, surviving. Henry
Doll, Irakoma club, Omaha, who
also shot 172 In the qualifying
rounds, dropped to the second flight
In the first round of the first flight
Too ter meets J. C. Scott. Beatrice
Maus goes against Roy Wilcox, Happy
Hollow, and Folsom meets A. C.
Clapp. Council Bluff*.
Today’s Ak Entries j
FIRST RACK—Six furla**r* Pursa 15'
thrua-yaar-old* and up. Claiming
*472 J<'a#phin# N#w#!I • *
*511 Furor x*
f;*57 Boon#villa •!«*
♦**$# Th# Almonnr •;'«
*«1« Chickan . .. .. . •i*'f
*5*2 Roaa Atkin ... 1#«
*47* Brown Dick . .. 7#«
*5 74 Foul Leather . ... 7#f
*«7! Knkwood .. Ill
MS* Jack Fountain . 1C
• **T Cavalcadour II. V I
SECOND RACF-Flva and on#-ha!f fu
°f|» Pura# |5*# Thra«-> #ar-old* *r.i
ip Claiming
**7# Spir#a r? '
**C? Ktar Cloudv . 1*#
M*4 Ella Waldo «1M
**7S Mcrnng Far# . V4
•*■7! L#fko\nt* •• 4
**7f Trpharr. . 1*4 _LgM
*;s3S \ !#w . •! '4
«*77iMi*a Spear* . *]f1
*574 S#a B#ach ............... 7*5
*751 Clear th# Way.
*157 Cannonball . 1*5
- Black Tor Ill
M.S* ELIGIBLE
*474 OoJd#n Rear ..... .. .. '"4
*«72 41! Bright . V*
**71 Emily Walt* . !*4 ■
*475 Ho«#v Bov .. .... 1*<
THIRD RACE Fiv# and ona-half tut -
ong* furaa 15** Th-aa-? *ar olda and
• p Claiming
*557 All.'a Byars .
*441 Mir# Alhula .. • ■**
- Sartlla Ball# . 1*4
Tha i '’Klaheman • *
—— Appl# Blonacm . 1*4
'okrpach . .. .*1*4
-- Alaao . 1*4
-—— Kimbarlv . 1*5
IMS f V*
*M5 Infiald ... | *5
**44 Truian* 1*^
*75X Galway . 14
AI.S- EMGIBVE
**11 Fa v wood 7**
*•17 Daddy Wolf 1*4
M75 Rot w Brown *!M
— — Montdal# „ . . ... I## 1
FOURTH RACE Si* furlong* Pu-a#.
5** Thr## > c ar old* and up Claiminc
**?4 Miriam Wood . *c
♦ |M cloldan I.ad . . 7*4
*4 45 Faithfu’ Girl . 1*4
*4v x -1 '1 • •
**«* Mi** Emma G 11*
*455 Full Moon .17S
► *** Mannikin U US
*545 Hindooatan 114
FIFTH RAVF-Mila Pma 1*## Tnra#
•ar olda and up. Claiming
I I # •
*4*7 Raiah . 1*4
|t«« . h ' *
14 71 V‘rginiu# l*.i
*471)M\ Dwddr #
*44* l adv 7.tllian \*«
: s’ iti
SIXTH RACE Mila and on*-»lti##o • h
“ura# 15#e Four > aar olda and \nv
iafming
*<:« Raatful •!*?
*4*1 Caiman l *ia*
*4*i rua Wood . 41"
•
*4*« March lad 71*
* 544 Titl# 71?
•
*4 75 Doood . . 713
*4«1 T arm * k 711
SEVENTH RACK—Mila and on* *x
*#nth Pur*. | 5# Fouroaar'OMa and 4*
r cia-ming ^
*47* Rill' Gih»on *1*7 ~
*«4i John Arbor
44*17 ofta O ^*7
*4*1 Full A«a>n
*4*4 Jim H#ff*r ng •!*?
*<45 Sp#ar|#n* . . . lii
5STT Bor#a* . it*
* * T * mil Head : it*
*4 75 Wa’nut Hall
*4** Balfour us
W#athar Ciaat Track H#a>>
Macaw round Th* American ODm
tc *occ#r • •*tv tafaa’ad a warn rar #
MUM inland I toal i» I
•