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THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC: WEDNESDAY. FEBBUJA.BY 3. 1904.
OFFICIAL BIRD'S-:
DRAWN
FIItST VIEW OF THE EXPOSITION GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS WHICH TAKES IN THE ENTIRE AREA OF THE SITE.
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To. 1 United Stile Government, the ltls
eiurt buildlnc: at tho back.
No. "Liberal Atrs.
?To. J Mines and Metallurgy.
No. 4 Manufactures.
Io. S Education.
After several months work, II I. 11a.
(lueray of the Exposition has completed
a blrd'6-eye view of tho grounds and
buildings. The picture i splendidly done
In water colors and is about 3 feet ions
by 5 feet high. It shows ecry building
on the grounds, together with the roads,
avenues, lagoons, gardens, conce"ilons.
railways and in fact every other detail of
Ifn 6-FcEtlval Hall,
Gardens
ICo. 7 Electricity.
In the center of Cascade
JTo. s Varied Trduntrle",
No. Tran-i-ortatlon.
No. H llachlnerj.
No. 11 Asxicnlture.
No. 12 Filipino Koserv-atlon.
No. IS Administration.
No. H-The Mke.
architecture, and landscape on the site.
The lewpolnt presumabb' Is some
where over the main entrance at De
Balhiere avenue, and takes in the grounds
at an nnglo of about S3 degrees. The de
tail in the picture is worked out with the
greatest care, and every building Is shown
almost exactly as it will appear when
the Deposition opens.
The entire grounds and buildings are
nearlng tho stage of completion. houn in
the bird's-eje iew. This is indicated by
the progress report submitted bv Director
of V.'orks Isaac S. Tailor jesterday. show
ing the optima e of the percentage of com
pletion of tho buildings on January SI.
The renort is as follows
Indication, TO i" cent; Electricity, 100: Ma
chinery building, li: Var.ed Industrie". 100:
Agriculture, 11. Colonnades and restaurants,
H.-0. Ka!t anl "Uet temporary. 1"0
Art Bjil.llnKs Llbertl Arts 1M: Manufac
tures. 9S 5. Transpnrtation as. Horticulture 0;
Mines and Metallurgy bl Main Art. S7. Pon-er-houe.
: tefitlai Hill 7S. Sculpture II ill.
o. Fore-trj, Klh and Came-. 7; Hoopltal. lfiO:
1'ollce Stallon. 1). Ualr nam V. 1W. I)alr
Barn A. !'J. Dilry Rirn i", SO. Dairy Barn D SO:
Birracks 40 Frelchthounes i and 2. PS
Mate Hull lings Missouri. 100. Wisconsin. SS:
Imlslana 100: Oklahoma. I'!, Ohio. S3. Wash
ington. 6S: Mlchlean it); Kentucky. 93: Texa-s.
71: .fw York. 30. Kansas S3; Iowa, S3. New
Jersey. S3: Massachusetts, 70; Arizona. ICO; In
dian Territory. S2: L'tah. 100: Indiana. 30; West
Mrginla. 85; Connecticut. 100: I-ennshanla.
SO Montana, 6S: Nevada 1: nh&lc Islard 0:
Arkansas, S3: Illinois. &J, California. f8: Idalio.
CO, Mflsslppl. 53: South Dakota. S3: Tennessee.
5; Mlineeota, 42. .
Concession Buildings Tyrolean Alps, 75: Un
der and Oi.er the e-u S3. SoMlle. W; Asia. 30;
OM St Louis 66: I'alals du Costume. SO. Crea
tion. S3- Siberia Village. O: Cairo Streets. S2.
ConRtantlropIe, 3: Clllf Dweller?, 7: Scenic
Ballroad 40: Battle Abbey, 0). nahetten
nood S7: Fire Fighters, 45; Bice. Kitchen, 70.
Temple Inn. 9S: New York to North Pole. S3:
Inside Inn. Irish Village 50 Moorish Pal
nce. Hereafter. 20. Naal exhibit. 1; Mi-tlc
Whirlpool. 42; Mexican Inn, 3, New Jerusa
lem. 70
Foreign Buildings Mexico. 100: France. 93:
Fnglan.l. 95. Canada. S3; China. 70; German;,.
82. Cejlon. 80: Belgium. 40; Brazil. 40; Nica
ragua. 30. Cuba. 30. Japan. 20.
Philippines Wall City, 93: Restaurant No. 2.
H: Goi.crnment.90: nthnologj.so. Manila House.
3; Agriculture. (0: Forestr :: Educational.
75; Grand Restaurant. 33: Restaurant No. X
C) rhotcgraph tullding. 70.
Fraternal Bulldincs Temrle of Fraternity.
60- T. P A . SS. Hoo-IIoo. M
The eleven completed granite buildings
of 'Washington University, used by the
Kxposition. or the buildings erected by tha
United States Government, are not OTV
cred by the report.
FORMFUL RACING
AT NEW ORLEANS.
Five Out of Six Favorites Won
and the Kinjr; Received a.
Fearful Bumping.
SANTA TERESA ALONE FAILED.
Public Choice in Ixing Race Kan
Third to Compass and Eliza
Dillon Scorpio on the Hit
New York by a Head.
itnrijnijc BPnciAi.
New Orleans, La., Teb. 2. Five out of
six favorites scored to-day and the ring
received a terrific bumping. Santa Teresa
was tho only favorite to bo beaten. She
ran third In the fifth race. Compas
won the race by two lengths after lead
ing all tho way. Eliza Dillon proved to
ba tho contending horse. Compass,
Handsplnner. Santa Teresa and Eliza Dil
lon entered tho stretch necks apart. Com
pass was the best horse at the finish, but
Eliza DiUon had to be ridden out to beat
Santa Teresa a neck for the place. Hand
splnner quic all over at llnlsh and ran a
poor fourth.
Duelist carried the Schorr colors to vic
tory In the first. He was well backed
at 2s and won by a head from Tj-phonio
and Ralph Young. Fisher drew a close
finish on the winner Presentation got
oft badly. Stand Pat displayed line speed
for a half mile, then quit to nothing.
Mc Williams is 'he best weight packer
it the track. He picked up 132 pounds
In the second race and beit Burning Glass
by a neck In a hard drive. Hicks really
won the race on McWilliams. The black
Archer put up one of the best finishes of
his riding caree. on McWIlllams It was
strictly a two-horse race. McWIlllams and
Burning Glass alternating In front all the
way. Oclawaha Kot off poorly and
never cut any figure in tho contest. Ftlix
ABSOLUT
SECURITY.
Genuine
Carter's
Little Liver Pills,
Must Bear Signature of
See Fac-Slmlle Wrapper Below.
Bard went well to the stretch, then
stopped all over.
The withdrawal of Big Ben and Dutiful
resulted In Scorpio being made an odds
on favorite in the third race. He broke
running in second position, went to the
front at once and, after Indulging S.id
ducee with the lend to the stretch, drew
away from his horses and won impres
sively by n lct.gth. Sadduccec li.id no
trouble defeating Roue for the place. Cat
erpillar displajcd early ipeed. but quit
under pressure at the end
New York had to be ridden out to belt
Over Again in the fourth race. Over
Again opened up a big gap on New xork
going down the back stretch, but the fa
vorite came with a rush In the home
stretch and won by a head. Over Again
beat Parisienne a half length for the
pHce.
Hands Across, at adds on. won the sltth
as he pleased irom Doctor Stephens and
Hjmettus. This pair had a close contest
for the place.
Track good; weather clear.
CRESCENT CITY SUMMARIES
First race, six furlorcs Duell-t. Jffl (W
Jl'ter). 11 to 5. won. Tipholnie. 10! (Helirer-
scn). p to 1, second. Italph Youne. 65 (Mc-
Intyre). 17 to 1, filrd Tim?. 1:15 Tom Kilev.
Pre-sematlcn Russell. Oarth. Josettc. stand
Pat. FItzbrillar Four Leaf C. and Hickory
Comers also ran
..S'CP.11. race- 1K, one mile McVVI!!Ia-n.
IK (lllcks), s to (. won, Durnlnu Gla, 17!
U?!lahsn' ' to i wcond- leviathan U7 OV.
Fieler). M to I. third. Time. 1.14 3-S Tellx
Hira. John E Onen. Oclmaha. Iluisellton and
Dennv ljuffy aIo ran
Third race fle furloncn Scorpio 111 (Gm-
non). 7 to 10 won., toadjucee. 9, tMcCafrert.
.to s, secorl; IJoue. S7 (IJ Inn-ton). O) to 1.
third Time. 1-03 1-5 Jlmalons. Oraclous,
Catemlllar. Shnnlin BUI lii-nnpc.a ,1,n r.n
I ourth race, handicap tlx turlons New
?,2lk ,i:; H rhllllps0.-e.cn. -v-on: Over Again.
JJJ- "V!nnon'- tn 5 K-cond. Parlsierne 116
IU Hicks) 3 to ;. third Time. 1-15 Girdlnal
VVoIsej. Ulae lllaze. Cohasset and Octo Cafe
also ran
I'ift!i race, elllnc. mile and five-eighth
rom,ass to f.ut,uchon), IS tn 5. won Eliza
3IUon. bi fj. Henne8.ei). 7 to 1 -second; Suita
r1"'"-. szli lltoljblnsj. S to 5. third Time,
. I'".. Hndplr ner. Itab Hllllard. Vcuvia
anil Julius Werner also ran
- lxlJX ""' rnlle Ilan.ls Acros. 1CS (ruller).
. to 10, won- Doctor -tcphi-n" 101 (C. Irwin).
:J2,1-,'on3: Hjntettus S5 (Pleiattl S to 1.
r.T.71?0- r11 4 " Exclamation, nuglehorn
and Licorice ali-o ran.
TO-DAY'S CREbCENT CITY ENTRIES.
First race purt. one mile:
KuneUlc. Puredale and Harry Heck also ran.
Third race, one mile and seventj vards
G v Trahan. 107 1J. T. Sheehan). 6 tn 1.
won. McDInsle. 110 (Se. 6 to 1. secend; Cari
leo 10) (Hildebrandl, 3 to 1. third Time. 1:41
Ncrford lamm. The Ladean, Isabelllta. tl
Pilar Elmer I. Emily Ollvtr, Slssenvlne and
Polonlus also ran
Fourth rnce, six furlonn. handicap Arabo.
101 (J Martin). S to 5. won: Kenllnorth. 121
tfcee) 2-. t 1 -cond. Schnalbe. 1C2 (Hums),
7 to 1. taird Time. 1.13' OJlaeen and Ana
nias al"tt rtn. . ....
Hfth race, reven furlonc Ebony. 104 (HII
delranct. 11 to 5 won. I lo Manolq. 35 v
Dalj). 10 to 1. second. Creole Jim 101 (Larsen)
I to 1. third. Time, 1:S Keogh. Instructor and
Ilnet also ran , . ,lt
sixth race, oia mile, sell'nc Mlmo. 1J3 (Oll
rhant). 4V, to 1 won. Ada X, MS ('nrse"'.
to 2 second: Chlleno. 104 (Crossthvvalte). 40 to
1 third Time. 1.12'.,. Arthur Kay. Lapldus,
Kickumbob and Gawalne nl'0 ran
TO-DAY'S IXGLESIDE ENTT.1ES.
First race, selliifr. seven furlongs:
Third Race Poorlands. Galta. Phil Archibald.
Fourth Race Gthelmnlss. Hilary. Card
well ton.
Fifth Race Glennevls. a B. Campbell. Paul
V lialey.
Sixth Race Autumn Time. Lou 'We'za, ring.
Turf i:cliiuiKC.
Trains leave Washington avenue 12.11
p til , 1.53 p. m. and 3:45 p. m.
IV. It. C. COCKi:i)II VT LEAfiUK.
Tonopah SJ Little Mster 102
Ilrl"iic 3 Isabelllta l't
(Mr. Dingle V- VVjomlnc J
!Norro-d - racKo .;
Carilee 12 The Toller 112
Lou Cllevedon lv-
yecond race, purse, one rrlle:
Esherln IMnior Tenny lo
Dalsv Green . .lOllGrnfter HI
Third race. Futurity course.
Reason Whj sH!assenzo 101
lortlan Princess.. lOJ.Doctor Loiic n
Torino lOJllilack Thome I1"
lluntra 103 Gold Mone U
Hacerdln llMonev Mupb 113
Fourth race, pelllng. one mile:
SJmenoa ? Illlluor Id
Alwood H3 Scotsman 104
llanaut lOllfclulie no
Colonel Van 101 i
ITfth race, selling six furlong
A la Mode o
eagraves 92
Duncan 92
1'electlc 9i
MummoQ 2
1'lautu M
Established S2
Midshipman 95
st Jolly 1-,
Albany Girl 103
Amlnte 108
lladger 110
Muresca 57 Judge oorhees 107
Tourist II 1C2 ljllowstone 1
Mesto milliard Hums Ill
Puredale 104 Rollick Ill
Matt Hog-in 1AI
Sixth race, selling one mllo and a sixteenth.
Nlgn tte ..
Martinmas
Rev Dare
,. 93 Ills Eminence 103
93 Wterano 105
WliNamtor 113
Second race, selling, four furlongs:
soma Ifi3
rng!tella iivi
The D"Ctress 103
Miss Galore . ...103
Margerv GafTney 107
Fair Una 107
Easter Joj no
Third race, selling one mile:
Ghats ns
Shortcake Mi
Lights Out .... '8
Ora McKlnney 8S
Anv Day J6
Docile Su
Rachatl Ward .
Totniss ,
Chanlej ,
Second Sight.. .
Fthel Scruggs .
Miss Melton ..
Fourth race, handicap, seven furlongs:
computation ....
Imp ..
Mad Mullah ..
. "3 Hurrah 102
97 De Reszke 102
' Arenslon .. . no
Fifth race selling, ene mile and a nuarter .
Venus Victrlx ... 84
Free Admission KS
VVhltmore f6
Past M
lena 9
Full Pack. . .. 92
Julge Cantrlll
Vlos 10
Mauser 102
Hessle McCarth... .1i5
Colonel Tiler 1'j7
Ardrn . .. 112
Sxth race, selling, one mile-
Lady Mistake 13s
John Coulter 112
The Guirdsman 113
Will hhelly 113
Decoration 115
Mamselle 113
l'h Hllllard 11;
Shogiin 115
Glendon in
Fn-jlum 11s
llurke Cnchran 121
ralrLass jjq
Terr swxmll and o easy
to take as ragac
FOR HEADACHE.
FOR DIZZINESS.
1ITTLE FDR BILIOUSNESS.
IVER FOR TORPID LIVER.
PILLS FOR CONSTIPATION.
FOR SALLOW SKIN.
IFOR THE COMPLEXION
.. I CSEnXJITfZS MUSTIUVBUOHAninC.
trSLbVarttrTetttaJHa.u?C.
CARTERS
CRESCENT CITY SELECTIONS.
REPUDLIC SPECIAL.
New Orieins Iji . i-cb ;.-selectlons:
iran IUc-1Iammcn. Albanj Girl. Midship-
Stcond Rice Fair Una. Easter J03. Marg-ry
Ra"B'vvnard!-1I,SS ilMm- Ethel SCn
Fourth Rac Ascension. De Reszke. Mad
I'lfth'Race Ressle McCarthy. Arden Miuer.
sixth ltace-Shogun. Gkndon, The Guards-
eather clear: track fast.
INGLESIDE SELECTIONS.
REPL'P.LIC SPECIAL.
San Francisco. Feb 2 Selections:
Urst Race Lou Cliveden. The Toller. Brisic
Stcond Race Dalsj Green. Grafter. Major
Tennv.
Third Race Money Muss. Egptian Princess.
Cold Morej.
Fourth Itace Stuyve. llalnault. Somenos.
Fifth Race Hard Rums. Muresca. Yellow
stone Sixth Itace His Eminence, Namtor. Martin
mas. Result" nt Ascot.
Los Angeles Cal . I'eb 2 Favorites divlled
honors with outsides at Ascot to-da. winning
the last time races on tho card. Old Rio
Chlco repeated his victory ot jesterday at odds
of B to 1 .
Weather cleat; track fast. Summaries:
First nice, live furlongs, selling Matrlona
107 iRedfern). i to 1, won: Hallie Reach. 107
(P. Phillips) S to 1. second: Hen Hevwood. 117
(i:. Walsh) 7 tn 10 third Tipie. l.OJ'4 Moon
stone. Evtrmore. Tlzon, KIo II and Roserlc
also ran
second race, seven furlongs, selling Rio
Chico 100 (Slnotl. 6 to 1. won. Athelrose. 93
(J Hookeri. 8 to 5 second. Pnvz 100 (Uaw
ince) 3 to 1. third Time. 1-29 Casador, Hon
duran Homage. Eslada. Grey Mom. San Lulton
and Piruto also ran
Third race, one mile Sal. 101 p Phillips),
s to 1. won. Golden Mineral 100 (Iiwrencc). 5
to 2. second. Columbia Girl, 93 (31 Johnson).
7 to 1 third. T imc. 112. llelladama. Sweet
Tone. AtHntlco ntnl FIviood al-t ran
ivurth race, mile and seventv jard. selling
Rest Man 91 (K L- Walsh), even, won;
Greenock. 104 (Plror) 6 to 1 second. Loyal s
101 (Donovan) 4 to 1. third. Time. 1:44 Iliue
Miracle and Moor also ran
Pirih race seen furlongs selling Evander.
103 (E Walsh) 2 to 1. won: sir Hush 107 (Red
fern). S to 3 second: Jim Hale, 105 (Mountain)
S to 1 third Time. 1.2'i. olivolo, El Fonse.
Rluo Ridge. Laur-nta and rilot alo ran
Sixth rice, eleven sixteenth of a mi'e. sell
ing C-inltteiltcn 117 (Donovan). 5 tn 2, won.
Military. 118 (Mile el :o to 1 second Hilars
US (Rn-s). 20 to I. third Time. 1 09 Knth
erlne Innl Naen Lin Iseer. Wager, Canncll,
MacFlecknoe and Gibraltar also ran
TO-DAY'S ASCOTVENTRIES.
First ra. six furlongs :
Name.
Kemper .
Mueller
Sebastian
We oner
1004'-. A, Inters 1.
190 I'd
C M 1 2 3
. 9 M 3 v) W
r. ("8 41 33 31
.. 4 C
1.0 3; 43 '1
Eves 7 21 40 CI 3 57 52 22'! 4 3
Wilson 4 ?) W 41 39 42 S3 220 44 2-S
Ilrewer 3 29 35 17 4) 40 33 212 42 2 3
Kirchcr 10 -3 33 53 27 40 43 210 43
Totals ! 12S 222 268 210 201 225 1127 45 2-25
REMODELS.
Name a M 1 2 3 4 6 T'l Av
Wllllama .... 1 H 3S It (1 91 (1 K 41 2-3
Arnoll 8 1", 34 47 El 43 tl 247 4)2 5
Harri3 S 24 60 i 43 42 45 229 47 4 3
C.utt 5 34 4i 37 CS S' i) 217 41 2 5
Alfeld 9 IS 60 45 S3 42 47 2S2 45 2-3
Totals 38 109 2o0 239 200 2VJ) 247 11 45 18-25
1 5 T'L Av.
33 45 24 4) 4 5
31 C" 213 43 3 5
C7 57 211 51 1 5
To 4o 29 41 4 .1
Ludwlg II 41 73 3 33 51 :3 47 3 3
Totals . 3S 1J3 221 253 231 26 770 llf) 17 5-12
Han Heap Kemper. 7, Mueller, 8. Sebastian.
S. tveontr. 7. Ludwlg 3. Total. 33
INTERS.
Name C M 1 2 3 4 E T'l. Av.
Ge-ssner ... . 2 6t S3 31 43 43 42 203 4) 3 3
Maser 4 43 -.0 33 4) 3o Es 213 42 3-3
Meeder . ... 3 37 33 55 43 C3 62 212 5 2 2 5
Schieffer ... 10 2S 40 41 53 4) 43 227 43 3-5
Habenicht . 0 IS 46 54 43 45 43 231 45 1-5
Totals K 115 202 221 2l 22S 251 1136 45 11-25
Handicap G-sner. S. Mafler S; Meeder, 8;
Schaeffer. 5. Habenicht. 0. Total. 29
iiai pt cocicnn-HAT i.HAGin.
I'nlons 3, Arl-itncrntx S.
The following scores were made at the Haupt
alicvs:
UNIONS
Nan. C M 1 2 3 4 fi T'l. Av.
J.oung 6 It, 43 57 41 41 29 224 41 4-5
VAestrlch .. 3 36 43 22 43 59 40 211 42 1-3
Collins .. ..12 29 25 50 2S 21 4 I'S 37 3
Freundllch .. 4 30 3S 3J 57 35 42 .211 41 1-3
W. II Lee... 9 21 46 44 70 51 42 J40 4S
Totals 36 112 200 212 221 223 20s 1 61 42 14 1
ARISTOCRATS.
Name C 31 1 2 3 4 S TI. Av.
Heckmerer . 9 23 44 47 4) 43 ts 214 42 4-5
Hllne! 0 0 SO 30 S) SO 3J 1 20
Wlggens .... 5 22 40 4 53 3S O) 237 41 2-3
llsher 9 2 54 43 51 29 31 208 41 ? 1
Hjcns 6 21 50 51 32 43 JS 222 44 2-3
..32 125 21S 223 2 6 1S7 197 1031 41 C-25
Totals
Hojil :i, Iti'mmlcln s.
The following scores were mrde at the Haupt
alleys:
DOYD1'
Name C M 1 2 3 J 5 T'l Av.
Brunswick .. 5 17 52 53 4) 42 61 237 512 3
MORMM; MJWSPAPER I.EAGJ li
Stixiccbnnds) 3 Aimtes Z.
Tlie following- scores were made at the Pueser
alleys.
AGATES.
.".ame.
Sehlelcr . .
T Evans
v ance .
C M 1 2 3 4 5 TI Av
.. 7 24 37 51 49 50 41 228 4i 3 5
.3 47 33 39 44 36 43 197 39 2 5
32 Z: 40 3 1 4 50 4-5
4 CS 23
W F Hvans t 35 S3 46 3? 33 29 1 26 2-5
McBratney .. 6 50 45 30 27 52 27 11 361-5
Totals 23 222 173 19S 179 211 12 943 37 1S-2S
Name.
Holland . .
Rhodes ...
Thomson .
Lantgan ..
Sharkey ..
Totals ..
hl'ACEHlNDa
C. M I 2 3 4
51 41 50 62
C9 23 25 24 33
11 Jl 33 11
5 TI
25
31
22 41 40 43 33 34 195
2j 45 43 37 38 41 204 40 4-5
Av.
Ml 48 1-5
143 23 3 S
171 SI 1-5
9
rfeiffer 4 51 14 23 34 43 19? 28 3-5
O'Neal 7 32 34 37 43 51 33 197 S'l 2-1
Fodrea 5 3o S2 SS 61 H ii 223 41 3-3
Totals ,..2j 221 2)1 177 1S6 223 135 682 39 7-25
NONPAREILS.
C M.
Name
Burbach,
Iliwes ..
Bright 42
Pltrotf 5 48
Blind
Totals 17 1M 187 198 150 lil 163 SSI 35 6 25
1 2
1 54 43 44 20 29
5 46 4s 2S 3) 4
31 48 46 32
33 4S 34 46
5 T'l. A v.
42 178 33 3-3
21 12 36 2-3
29 186 37 1-5
It) 193 33 3-5
30 30 30 30 SO 130 1)
HanplM 4. Easterns 1.
Th follovrtnc scores were made at the Haupt
fllcys:
HAUPTS
12 3 4
30 4i 61 37
41 41 37 42
Name. C. M
Thicket 3 S3
Lewis 4 43
Detchmundy. 6
5 T'L Av.
4.1 23 46
201 40
4 (O 4-3
39
52 M 63 53
Whltn 10 33 33 41 J2 40 48 19S :9
Tatum 712 46ESW434S206 tl 1-5
Totals
.30 1S9 207 234 237 223 22S 1133 43 10-25
EASTONS.
Name. C. M 1 2 3 4 6 T'L Av.
Clark: 8 S 32 3S 4) 42 23 lSj 37
Wolf 2 33 41 32 48 47 36 204 40 4 S
Green 6 31 43 41 40 69 35 32s 43 3 o
.... 6 IS 43 41 47 4S 54 33 4S sd
...10 32 35 S5 34 53 34 191 SS 1 3
..3) 224 194 185 187 196 193 954
14-25
Assemblers 3, Distributers 2.
The following scores were made at tho Pucser
allevs:
DISTRIBUTERS.
Name. C M 1 2 3 4 5 TI. Av.
Ends 1 03 31 39 42 36 35 14 35 4-5
Swan 8 54 32 25 31 37 10 155 3t
Sprlngmej er. 8 52 31 51 so 39 31 185 37
Da I.a 7 51 23 30 60 37 26 168 33 S-5
. S : 4. W 37 33 38 33 43 3 5
Deppert
Totals 32 226 169 203 190 IS 161 935 36 5-25
Dorrstede ... 4
Hllrd 0
Timmany .. 10
AS.SEMBLFRS
M. 1 2 3 4 6 T'l. AT.
33 50 23 43 52 36 210 42
0 SO 30 SO 30 20 1W SO
45 3) 36 37 33 34 170 34
Blind
Geary
Totals 24 106 178 181 1S1 206 167 Sll 26 11-25
0 0 SO 30 SO 11 SO 150 21
..10 22 36 56 41 CI 37 231 46 1-5
Hen FranVHns 4( Nonpareils 1.
Tho followlnu scores were made at the
Pueser alleys:
HEN FRANKLINS.
Name. C. M. 1 2 3 4 B T'l. Ar.
Tenny 6 33 41 35 S3 43 55 20 41 3-5
Cue S 70 33 34 26 32 31 161 32 1-5
Folter
Kohl ..
Totals 33 150 194 1S7 2C3 259 192 1041 4) 16-25
PIIOCMX LHAGITC.
Abeln Bros. 3. Homes S.
The following scores were made at the rhoe
nlx alleys:
HOMES.
Name. C. M. 1 2 3 4 5 T'l Av.
.Alhrecht 6 24 S3 53 33 43 SS 212 43 2 5
Illltz S 28 34 31 57 S2 49 2" 41 1-5
Nelles 1 61 28 2 S3 31 51 172 84 2 5
Deppelhence. 6 50 28 S9 S2 34 S7 169 S3 4 5
Toung 7 40 35 37 SI 47 45 195 S9
Totals 2S 203 165 1S3 191 130 220 954 SS 4 5
ABELN BROS
Name C M 1 2 3 4 5 T'l Av
A Harder... 8 42 ) 43 S6 37 33 13 37 4-5
Guth 6 41 54 49 40 22 30 193 39
Baumunk ... 6 38 34 33 4S 44 58 216 43 1-5
F. Abeln T 23 40 42 tl 33 31 203 40 S-5
M. Klein 4 S6 41 43 47 41 37 2j9 41 4-5
Totals SO ili 209 209 222 183 Hi" 1012 40 12-25
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