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A Broken Arnt May Affect a Prize Fighter, but Not Half as Much as a Broken Alibi
RACING
RESULTS
AT BELMONT,
FIRST—SBix furlongs: J. J. Lillis, 97
(Marco), 4, 8-5, 4-5, won; Executor, 105
IButweli). 5-2, even, 1-2, second; Tea
Enough, 92 (Sumter), 4, 6-5, 4-6, third.
Time, 1:12, Algso ran: Northerner,
Peaceful, Lohengrin, Mary Warren,
Aviator and Sir Giles,
SECOND-—Six furlongs: Grovew
Hughes, 113 (Marco), 15-10, 1-2, out,
won; Water Welles, 113 (Sumter). 9-2,
6.6, 1-2, second; Pawhuska, 113 (Keder
is), 15, 4, 8-5, third, Time, 1:101-65.
Besom, Hypathia and Ben Quince also
ran.
THIRD-—Five ana half furlongs:
Tinkle Bell, 103 (Kederis), 9-2, 3-5, out,
wcn; Busy Edith, 100 (Marco), 12, 2,
7-19, second; George Roesch, 103 (Bux
ton), 7-30, out, third. Time 1:051-5.
Mallard. Hafiz also ran.
FOURTH —Mile: cross Bun, 115
(Butwell), 7-20, out, won; Perthrock,
106 (Buxton), 4, 1-2, out, second; Mas
ter Joe, 98 (McCahey), 6, 1-2, out,
third. Time 1:40 1-5. Three starters,
FIFTH-—About two miles—Lysander,
147 (Tighe), 8-5, 3-5, out, won; Skib
bereen, 147 (Allen), 8-2, 1-2, out, second;
Merry Task, 158 (Haynes), 8, 6-4, even,
third. Time 4:16, Sand Hog, Capri
corn, Baybrook also ran.
SIXTH--Mile and a sixténth; Oak
hurst, 110 (Butwell), 11-5, 4-5, 2-5, won;
Heart Beat, 9 (McCahey), 7 5-2, 6-5,
second; Daingerfield, 105 (Sumter), 16-3,
6-5, 3-6, third. Time 1:47. Goldy, Song
of Valley, Captain Swanson, O. U. Bus
ter, Muskmelon, also ran.
AT LATONIA,
FIRST—Five and a half furlongs:
Business Agent, 109 (Neylon), 19.19,
7.80, 6.30, won; Rhodes, 112 (Keogh),
3.60, 2.70, second; Stcharlcote, 107 (Rob
lnsnn;, 65.50, third. Time 1:09. Obolus,
Flossie Crockett, Sprudel, Mary Rear
don, Moscowa, Waterproof, Time Piece,
Syrfan. Tam Tam, also ran.
SECOND—Six furlongs: Charmeuse
96 (Mott), 14.10, 5.70. 4.30, won; J. B.
Robinson, 107 (Neylon), 5.70, 4.60, sec
ond; Serenata, 97 (Martin), 4.50, third.
Time 1:16. Mockler, Kenneth, Ymir,
Rio Brazos, Quartermaster, Sureget,
Naograne, Billy Barnes also ran.
THIRD—Five furlongs: Shoddy, 107
(Neylon), 25.00, 15.10, 5.20, won; Foxy
Griff, 107 (Keogh), 22.10, 10.30, second;
Delano, 109 (Martin), 3.90, third, Time
1:01. Malabar, Gray Squlrrel, Sir Wil
llam, Pif Jr., Tetan, Eleven Pence, also
ran.
FOURTH—SIix furlongs: Gipsy Love,
94 (Mott), 5.20, 2.40, out, won; Haw-
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thorn, 119 (Keogh), 2.30, out, second;
Benanet, 100 (Neylon). show, out, third,
Time 1:12, Princess Hermis also ran.
FIFTH--six furlohgs. Eustice, 106
(Connolly), 27.00, 11.10, 4.60, won;
Louise Paul, 98 (Mott) 4.00, 2.70, sec
ond; Furlong, 113 (Dishmon), 8.30,
third, Time 1:13. Royal Tea, Gabrio,
Flying Yankee, Lamode, Lilttle Bean,
FortysNiner also ran.
SINTH--Mile and seventyyards: T. M
Green, 103 (Mott), 3.90, 3.20, 2.60, won;
Oreen, 106 (Connolly), 20.10, 9.10, sec
ond; Prospect, 104 (Martin), 5.10, third,
Time 1:45. St. Avano, Curlicue, Charley
McFerern, Lucky Geurﬂe. Leopold, Ben
Lasca, Lady London also” ran.
AT OTTAWA,
FIRST—Five furiongs: Energetic, 101
(Johnson), 6,2, even, won; Kazan, 112
(Andress), 3, even, 1-2, second; Rain
coat, 103 (Vandusen), 20, 8,4, third.
Time, 1:04 2-5. Star and Garter, Flos
sie lL.ee, Tie Pin, Hugh and Habardash
also ran.
SECOND-—Six {urlnnfs: Confide, 112
(Warrington), 3-2, 3-5, 1-3, won; Holton,
105 (Claver), 20, 10, 4, second; Sadorne,
108 (Vandusen), 13-5, 6-5, 1-2, third.
Time 1:14 3-5. Syksie, Sadie Jouett, La
dalores, Inkle, Captain Ben, Imen, Sig
ma Alpha, also ran.
THIRD-—Mile: x-Cornbroom, 109 (Gal
ley), 2-5, out, won; x-Lindosta, 110
(Burns), 2-5, out, second; Rockspring,
115 (Taplin), 3, 3-5, 1-8, third. Time
1:48. Breastplate, Puritan lLass also
ran.
FOURTH-—-Mile and twenty gl.rds:
Duqueste, 105 (Murphy), even, 2-5, 1-5,
won; Dick Deadwood, 105 (Smythe), 9,
21-2, 6-5, second; Uncle Ben, 104 (Shil
ling), 12, 5, 2 1-2, third. Time 1:48. Bul
garian, Eye White, Joe Finn, Kay
deroseros, Lowin, Jabot, also ran.
FiFTH-—Abtu two miles: Guncotton,
145 (Kohler), 6-5, 1-2, 1-5, won; Bi%_ot.
135 (Kermath), 4, 7-5, 7-10, second; The
African, 134 (Hlfxlns) 156, 6,3, third.
Time 5:02 2-5. Luckola, Jim L., Bill
Whaley, Glgdy Girl, also ran,
SIXTH—Six furlongs: Yorkville, 108
(Callahan), 3-5, 1-4, out, won; Gordon,
100 (Murphy). 41-2, even, 2-5, second;
Rustling Brass, 101 (Smith), 9, 8-6. 7-10.
third. Time 1:173-5. Blue Thistle,
Semiquaver, Minda, Frank Hudson, also
ran.
SEVENTH-—-Mile and a_ quarter:
Brynary, 109 (Goldstelr(lz). 11-5, 4-5, 1-3,
won; Harry Lad, 100 (Callahan), 5, 8-5
3-6, second; Orperth, 98 (Smythe), 21-2,
9-5, 1-3 third. Time 2:13 2-6. Azo, Tin
to, Dynamite also ran.
ENTRIES.
.
AT LATONIA,
FlRST—Selling; 2-year-olds; 5% fur
longs: Gondolino 91, Almeda Lawrence
95, Idiola 102, Manioc 102, Gano 103,
'lli)aslebearer 106, Sweetheart 105, Resign
SECOND-—Selling; 3-year-olds and up;
6 furlongs: Othello 94, Claxonette 98,
Osaphle 99, Ada Bay 99, The Norman
100, Boston Belle 100, Lace 102, El Fall
}(l):{ Uncle Hart 105, Cash On Delivery
THIRD-—SBelling: 2-year-olds: b 6 fur
longs: Lady Powers 100, Bamboo 100,
Misty Morn 100, Blooming Posev 100,
Jeff Roberis 103, Dundreary 102, Elec
trician 105, Lady Mexican 105, Yecnay
105, Ravenhall 108.
FOURTH—The Merchants’ selling
stake; mile: Benanet 92, Star Jasmine
99 Roadmaster 106, Cream 106, Winning
Witch 111.
FIFTH —Handicap: 3-vear-olds and
up; 1% miles: Dr. Samuel 96, Glass 100,
Black Toney 105, Clubs 107, Rudolfo 122.
SIXTH--Selling: 3-vear-olds and uv;
11-16 miles: Travolara 95, Bac 99, Buck
Keenon 100, Mac 104, Star O'Ryan 107,
Flying Feet 108.
SEVENTH-—Advance money selling;
3-vear-olds and up; mile and 70 yards:
Expectation 91, Transportation 94, Sur
passing 94, Trojan Belle 102, Kingling
104, Star Rose 108, Tom King 108, Light-
BASEBALL Today
Atlanta vs. Chattanooga
Ponce De Leon Park
Game Called at 3:45 o’Clock
AT NEW ORLEANS— R M E
BIRMINGHAM ......... 102 000 002 - 5 8 4
NEW ORLEANS ....... 000 002 100 - 3 9 6
Hardgrove and Tragrasser; Kissinger and Adams. Umplres—Rudderham and
AT MOBILE— R N K
MONTGOMERY ........ 200 000 000 - 210 0
HORILE ... ... 910 000 011 - 31009
Wheatley and Donohue; Hogg and Sch midt. Umplires: Kellum and Chestnut,
Memphis-Nashville — Game off; rain.
|AMERICAN LEAGUE]
AT DETROIT— R H E
WASHINGTON ......... 010 000 1000 - 2 7 0
DEERAET. o ..o v oo SNO MNTL - 8 9 4
Boehling and Henry; Davis and Stana ge. Umplires: Chill*and Sheridan,
AT CHICAGO— R M E
SOETaE ..., 100 300 00 - 2 0}
CRiCAGe .. .. ... .. 100 10 10X -31 l :3
Collins, Bedlent, Carrigan and Thomas; Benz and Schalk. Umplres—Hliide
brand and O'Loughlin,
AT BT. LOUIS— N W E
PHILADELPHIA ...... 200 000 000 - 2 9 2
S LOUIs . . .. ... .. B 0 00F 90F - B 9 1
‘Wyckoﬂ. Bressler and Shang; Wellmer and Agnew. Umglren: Evans and Egan,
‘ New York-Cleveland—Game off; rain.
INATIONAL LEAGUE|
AT NEW YORK— - R H E
CINCINNATI ........... 000 000 000 - 0 4 6
NEW YORK ............ 010 030 02x - 610 0
Ames and Clark; Marquard and Meyers. Umpires: Kiem and Emsile.
AT BOSTON— o R. H E.
ST lOUIR.. o ...000 001 040 - 512 1
BORION - .......... ... (b 010 28 - 715 )
Griner and Snyder; Rudolph and Whaling. Umpires: Quigley and Eason.
AT PHILADELPHIA— R H LK
CHICAGD ... ....... .. 0120050002 - 812 3
PHILADELPHIA ....... 030 0021001 - 7 7 2
Zabeﬂl‘lgli.:rvear:‘dderHaanrg' Needham; Mayer, Rixey, Burns and Killifer., Umpires—
Pittsburg-Brooklyn —Game off; rain.
house 108, Mockler 108, Gold Color 109,
Ymir 131;
Weather cloudy. Track fast.
AT BELMONT,
FIRST—Two years, sell\n% five and
a half furlongs, straight: iestograph
109, Dixie 105, Sarsenet 103, Page White
104, Vara 112, x-Daisy Stevens 96, Em
broidery 109.
SECOND-—Three years up, the White
stone handicap, 6 furlongs straight:
Leochares 117, Vandergrift 102, Strom
bolf 109, Flitter Gold 108, Cross Bun 99,
Springboard 118, Yankee Notions 102,
Tranid 99, Helen Barbee 104, Altamaha
94, Hester Prynne 100, iflloamer 104,
Early Rose 83, Colonel olloway 95,
Cagliostro 87. s
Also eligivie, Grover Hughes 111,
THIRD—Two years,the Laurens
gtakes, sive and a half furlings: Double
Eagle 112, Banquet 122, Comely 125,
Cataline 122, High Noon 117, Noureddin
112, Encore 114, Seashell 114.
FOURTH-—-Three years, the Belmont
mile, thre furlongs: Charleston 123,
h\éke McLuke 126, Gainer 16, Thornhill
FlFTH—Three years up, selling, mile
and a sixteenth: Sixty-Four 113, x-
Humillation 97, x-Paton 115, Amalfl 109,
Hermis Jr. 113.
SlXTH—Three years up, selling mile:
x-Sonny Boy 90, Lohengrin 103, x-Hu
miliation 91, Cagliostro 9%, Amalfi 107,
ME‘ Specs 105, Hermis Jr. 105, Monocacy
115.
x—Apprentice allowance.
Rainy; slow.
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Robinson's Berth at
- Head of Dodgers
NEW YORK, June 19.—Jake Dau
bert, star first baseman, is to be made
manager of the Brooklyn Nationals
within the next few days, replacing
Wilbert Robinson, according to un
qualified statements published here.
Daubert, like Roblnson, himself, has
not been doing very well lately, and
it is certain that he is ‘‘peeved.” He
{s said to have had managerial visions
when {t became certain that Bill Dah
len was to be let out, and it was a sad
blow to him when Robinson was en
gaged.
GEORGIA-ALABAMA.
At Newnan. R. H. E.
Tailadega . . . 010 010 010— 3 6 0
Newnan . . . 000 010 000— 1 8 4
Batteries: Davis and Baker; May
and Kimbrell. Umpire—Dugan.
At Anniston. R.H. E.
LaGrange . . . 203 034 100—13 18 5
Anniston . . . 010 020 110— 5 8 3
Batteries: Winston and Lafitte;
Ewing, Killingsworth and Sheppard.
Umpire—Markel.
At Gadsden, R. H. E.
Opelika . . . 000 000 010— 1 6 5
Gadsden . . . 500 000 01*— 6 6 5
Batteries: Ery, Cantley yand Wil
liams; Vanderver and Joré‘:nn. Um
pire—King.
At Selma. R: H. E.
Rome . . . . 010 000 002 001—4 10 2
Selma . . . 100 002 000 000— 311 4
Batteries: Knight and Taylor;
Kimbrell and Guitterezz Umpire
White.
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TAMPA, FLA., June 19.—A. E.
Coles, a negro undertaker, is in jail
because of his too fervid desire for
business. Coles entered the home of
James Golden and took Golden's body
to his morgue, despite the protests of
relatives, He was arrested for tres
passing.
(C'oles represents a negro lodge
which wished to bury Golden, though
Golden’s relatives desired another un
dertaker.
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GEORGIA STATE LEAGUE.
First Game.
At Americus. ! R.H.E,
Valdosta . . . .100 100 100—3 6 1
Americaus . . . 120 000 10x—4 8 1
Batteries: Winieu and O'Brien;
Geary and Manchester, Umpire:
Chappelle,
Second Game.
R.H.E,
Valdosta . . . .444 000 o—o 8 1
Amerious . . . . 020 0000—2 5 0
Batteries: Wing and O'Brien;
Pratt and Manchester. Umpire:
Chappelel.
At Waycross. R.H.E,
Cordeel . . . .000 010 000—1 10 0
Waycross . . . . 000 000 002—2 8 0
Batteries: Hall and Eubanks; Mc-
Farland and Turner, Umpire: Col
lins.
At Thomasville, R HME
Brunswick . . . 002 002 100— 5 4 2
Thomasville . . 000 000 110— 2 8 3
Batteries: Stewart and Gordon:
Robb and Dudley. Umpire—Gentle,
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
At Macon. RN E
Albany . . . . 120 000 000—3 7 2
Macon . . . . 000 001 000—1 7 3
Batteries: Wiley and Wells; Martin
and Bashom. Umpire—Moran,
Second ( ame,
At Macon. RHE
Albany . . . . 000 330 001— 7 9 4
Macon . . . . 210 000 000— 3 10 5
Batteries: Morrow and Wells;
Peaster and Bashom. Umpire—Moran.
At Charleston. R.H. E,
Augusta . . . .000 000 000—0 5 1
Charleston . . . 020 000 00x—2 5 3
Batteries: Barker and Wallace;
Cochran and Marshall. Umpire:
Lanzon. !
At Columbus. R.H.E.
Jacksonville . . 000 0600 000—0 5 6
Columbus . . . 042 110 10x—9 7 0
Batteries: Burmerster and Camp
field, Hawkins and Krebs. Umpire:
Johnson.
At Savannah. RiH.E,
Columbia . . . .000 001 020—3 8 3
Savannah . . . .011 000 000—2 6 3
Batteries: Wolfe and Guest; Gar
din and Tyson. Umpire: Pender.
FINN SIGNS WORKS.
CHATTANOOGA. June 19.—Mana
ger Finn, of the Memphis club, an
nounced to-day that he had signed
Fitcher Ralph Works, formerly of De
troit. Pitcher Chandler was released
to the Roanoke club of the Virginia
League.
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President of Cubs
NEW YORK, June 19.—Charles P.
Taft, alleged owner of the Chicago Na
tional ‘ League club, denies the story
from the West to the effect that Presi
dent Thomas of the Cubs is soen to be
relfeved of his duties. Mr. Taft arrived
in this eity yesterday afternoon.
1 have nothing to say whatever on
baseball.”’ said he. “I leave that all to
Mr. Thomas." g
‘“But, is it not true that Mr. Thomas
is to be succeeded by Mr. Faulkner, of
Columbus?"' Mr. Taft was asked.
“Faulkner?” he sald. *“Why, they must
be mad. 1 have about as much chance
to have Q‘\hn take the presidency of the
Cubs as ¥ have of conferring that honor
on Willlam Jennings Bryan."
Mr. Taft stated that his visit had ab
solutely nothing to do with baseball. He
did not know whether he might see
Governor Tener, who will be here this
morning for the meeting of the board
of directors of the National League.
O'DAY WIRES FOR SHORTSTOP.
PHILADELPHIA, June 19.—Man
ager O'Day, of the Cubs, wired to
day for Shortstop Saunders, of Holy
Cross College, Worcester, Mass, to
come on for a try-out. If the young
ster reports In time, O'Day will put
him in the game to-morrow. Umpires
working in the college gammes recoin
mended Saunders to O'Day, and the
college athlete is eager for a try-out,
NEW MOTORCYCLE i ECORD.
PARIS, June 19.—A new moiorcycle
record was hung up to-day at the
Buffalo Velodrome by Egg, the six
day bicycle racer. who traveled 7v
miles and 225 yvards in an hour
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