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TALENT FAILED 10 PICK WINNERS Outsiders Were in Form at Jacksonville. Only Two Favorites Rewarded Backers Colonel Cook Was the Winner in the Feature' Event for. the Year Olds. Jacksonville. January 1.

The feature of today' program at Moo- cried park was the rare for 1911 year-olds first on the card. The win- ner WU returned In Colonel Cook a brown colt by Previous-Lydia IL. who it beat' out his stable mate the filly Rose of Jeddah by. a head. They were eoo- ld tn the betting as the Chloe entry and always ruled favorite at IL to.

I. Gold Mine was third several lengths back. Another novelty handicap was run ft today th conditions and entries being similar to the race decided last Monday. with the exception that th distances wer rearranged to bring the ootaotDU closed together. first money went to Co E.

lowllng a local foot runner Wile finished 4 yards in trout. of R. E. Kennedy. another foot runner white the race horse lien oubl captured tile small nd th purse Th large.

crowd In attendant had a hard time. picking winner. only two favorites being successful. Summaries Flit BACK Purs 5400. told.

quarter of a mile straight Sway Colons Cook. UI UfCCahOT IS- to Sf even. to S. won Rose of Jeddah. 115 MTart to- S.

even. 1 to I. second. Gold Mm. U' Goldstein to.

1. to I to 5 third. Time. l. Erella.

Tllford. Thom- as. Pliant. Cnlly Burnett. Xrishtown.

Little Marion. Tommle Thompson. Ter- rlble Boy. Lord Leighton ran. Chlnne fc entry.

If SECOND RACE Selling I40 year-olds. 5H furlongs Aviator. 1 g3u Cahey 171. 5 to 10. won Tm Thee 112 tIng to 1.

3 to 1. I second. Myrtl Marian. 1 7 Davis It to 1 4 to 1. I to 1.

third. Tlm 1:102.8. Bliss. Triumph Rake. Wlta Emma Stuart.

Florrl. Bryan. I Doyle. Gavotte. Rliby Knight.

Ford Bank. Semi Quaver. Eventide ran. THIRD RACE Selling. I40 Olds and upward.

furlongs- Aspirin 104 Davenport to 1 to won Mon Ami. if Byrne IS to 1 to 1 to 2. second Lawrence P. 1 Daly 114 Butwell 11 to 1 to 5. 9 to 4 third Time.

1 II B. Whim. John Patterson. Narnoe V. Jr.

Percy Taylor. La Sail. Brvit also FOVRTII RACE Handicap boo I- year-oil. furlongs Via Octavia 115 bey 1. to 1 4 to 1.

I to S. won. ll WUeon to I 2 to 1 to ir second. AtIrlan 114 Grand to 1. to 1.

4. to I. third. Time. 1 RetIwine Moncrlef also- ran.

Pinter Mark fell. FIFTH RACE Orand Special handl- OAfMofu IV A 5SSrl 7J DRIVES ONE THOUSAND MILES IN SAME-NUMBER OF HOURS Los Angeles. Cal. January 1 With hundreds cheering his wonderfwl spurt around twelve laps which remained to complete the task Huger. EJotop POT ran 1040 mllee la as many non.

seeutkVe hours at midnight eitab- llahins a new endurance world rec He started a 14 o'clock In tile morning November Ten days later the runner showed unmistakable urn. of fatigue was urged to quit. Hop cap novty race C. B. Cowling foot- man 501175 5 5 yards ST to E.

4 to out. won R. r. Kennedy footman go lull' 505 yards 4 to I. to S.

out. second. Ben Double lift Musgrave furlong. 11. to 4 te out.

third. Time. 1:30 Alfred tbe Great. twt mules ai i automobile also- finished. SIXTH RACE Selling 00 olds and upward.

I furlongs Wander 102 Lortua to 1 to 2. to S. won itdaa' tIteter. 103 Goose to I. to' I to S.

second. Shpdle 107 Mu. grays I to 1. to. S.

4 to third. Time. 1 IS S-E. Andy- Glnter. Oskhurt Mibernica.

MeLeod F. Minot. Eastern Star. Turncoat. Roseburg IL Lou Lanier Busy Miss.

Ben Howe also ran. SEVENTH RACE Selling 5400 year and. upward mile and To yards. Camel. lot Davenport 4 to I.

to. 5 7 to 10. won. Tile Monk 103 KUBngawortbt. to 1.

to 2. to S. second Mrlnan 110 McCabe 10 to 1 4 to 1 I to 1. third. Time 1 49 St.

Colonel- AXhjneade Stone. man. Mils Manuel. rocatailgo Pal- Cad. Flashing also ran.

IN STRAIGHT FALLS ZBYSZKO BESTS LEMM N. Tv January ltts Zbyntkn ti polish wrestlar. this aft rnooQ detetsd John Lenin. th Swiss in two tr Jffht falls the Sr. In mined and thirty mc md and tn by ult- In tb Qr Lomm lifted the Pole clear of the but lot hi bsvlano and fell backward with bJ bulky opponent top of him.

was stunned and apparently Injured about the ciiet Who they cams together for. the second bout Zbytiko complained that Lemn offered no reBistance and app ar to' he badly hurt. The- refer. declared Zbyssko the winner. DIAMOND CHALLENGES ANY UCHTWE1CHT Andy Diamond a well-known light- sr In the east with some mighty good battles to His credit.

Is now la Atlanta and Is out with a challenge to any man who can make UI pounds or better. Diamond has quite a reputation In the east and was one of the best boys at' III. weight. Anyone wishing to accept this challenge can do so by conferring with his manager Co. Henderson.

care Of general delivery. Tbfe tm one msaMstss I. swka to Se lss ep. Medicine Men Then and Now DR. WM.

04. BAIRD 28. Broad St. Atlanta Gv a Sioux savage was expert in fooling his fellows they made him a medicineman We- are' not savages yet we still have the medicine man with us. And we will continue to have him until people' think more and.

read more and become more enlightened.Near- ly every day I see a patient who has been to the medicineman for help and advice. I can tell where lie has been by the way he talks. He has been told how easy to cure his case was and how- a cure wouldbe guaranteed. I know because such patients want me to do the same thing and seem surprised when I refuse. Frankly I would rather not treat such patients.

man who thinks so little about his welfare that he consults fakir- and herb specialists will not appreciate the thorough and scientific treatment which he will receive in my office. I figure that there are enough intelligent iJ thinking people suffering from. chronic diseases and nervous disorders which baffleJhefamily doctors to keep me busy. Un- Vjortunate though itjs there always will be thosetwho will be prey for the medicine man and the herb doctor. Thinking people wilt notbe.

rMy many years of experience in specializing and my that- tmigh. office equipment combined with honorable business methods patients the best of. treatment. My office hours arefronv8tor Sundays and holidays iotoT i Youtmfght tread tnybookletsIgThey are freebjrmailinplainjsealed trapper j- m' ueisjiney irre oy mail in plain sealed FXOi by per eTeraa Sitoppty plan fed along to hi second wind. His finish demonstrated wonderful endurance.

Estoppey as If he would be unable to bold the tact pace he hat marked out for the fins mllqi but sheer pluck kept him on his feet until tb finish had been- announced. The records for- endurance in this particular line were shattered by Estoppey- He ran a mile each hour since the start. getting- meals and steep between miles. Estoppey re ward consists of 1009 and his expense STONE MOUNTAIN A. A C.

FIVE The University School for Boys at Stone Mountain will send th Ir basket ball team to. Atlanta on Thursday to try conclusions with tile five of the Atlanta A hie to Club el the Ju gymnasium on Auburn avenue. The Stone Mountain bunch hay for their leader this year- Tlppo Feddy recognized thtoubc the south an the best forward who ever stepped on- a basketball court lid the lone fact that II. a member of the tem makes the Stone Mountain bunch strong for there ver wee a guard who could pin the little fellow down and keep him from. making goals.

Then PetIdy be played on. the local court several tlm and 1 familiar with It angle. and 1 sure to make the local men hurry to top him. and hi bunch of fellow basketball tttL The game will tart promptly at 8 SO o'clock. Dick Jmtaon will probably referee The usual prices preYell 0 cent or member 75 cent.

tot. uen. members on ard from member and cents for ladles The usual dancing feature after the ram MATTY ASSUMES HIS NAGERSHIP Harry Matthews. the new minager of the Albany tm the baby entrant- la the South Atlantic League- left yesterday for Albany to assume his duties and to ret everything in shape for. the opening of the season.

MltT expects to round out his turn from the men the Southern League team will turn loose and be Is sure to receive a world of help from Manager Otto Jordan and some ot tile other mogul Tilt best wish of Atlanta fandoro go with It a tireless worker. a tin fellow personally and a man with a head one who hi gray matter all the time. Atlanta. tos 1 Al banys pin. Sacrifice Sale" Suits to order at cost.

Carroll The Tailor 172 Peachtree. SCHEDULE COMMITTEE MEETS IN. A FEW DAYS Southern League Moguls Will Drsxft Playing Dates Soon. The schedule eomlDlttea of the Southern- League will meet hi a few days- to frame up the schedule Ion tile coming- season. which wilt be.

submit. ted to the February meeting- in pew Orleans. Already letters have been sent to the vsrlona club officials asking- tbem to submit the dates thy want in the way of special a the result of eonrentlons. etc. the committee asking that this matter be sent them at one so they can act accordingly.

The members of the schedule committee ere President W. M. KavUIl1I. C. Z.

Colssvn of Mobile. Fred Kuhtt of NhVIllI and Charles Frank of NW Orleans. COLLEGE CHAMPIONS FOR YEAR OF 1910 esnoli Oon Hawford Ttll Ttlw-FrttHMtom YJ Corn ll Prtnc tm Wt Point MERCER BA5KETBALLERS NOW ON ROAD TRIP The Uercef basketball team which played in Savannah last night. plays In Jacksonville tonight. Thomavliie Wednesday nlffhft America Thursday night Albany Friday grtit Una JDaw- Ion Saturday night- The itWho rb the" or.

Gaines and Weatmorlai d. torwad VJEU. BOVWEMUST EtEt TW tt IE CM tTWMCMPK. VtjeurJ 3' 4 I 0 0 vsP i 5 LOCALS WILL LAND GOODJUTFIELDER Either Sheldon Lejune or Bob Coulson the Man. Atlanta haa mighty rood xpr pe to land one or two corking rood out.

il lders or th un team from t- Brooklyn Trolley Dodgers. In. fact. it lust remain. to be sa which.

one th two they will get. Tht pen In question Sheldon I juna toe champion long thrower of beball and Bob Coulo tin former raphl outfielder. who led the Tri-Stat bitters last season Either of th ve men would fill in nicely in the Crackers outer garden. and it em practically- certain that either one or the other will be there when the Stilt call of play ball' la heard. SENDS CONTRACTS 10 TWENTY-FOUR Manager Otto Jordan win send out Is contracts today to twenty-taut' play rs that II.

has on lit. list and by tile end of the week or the nrst of next- some of the' signed contracts should be In his hands. From last years tm Pitchers Fisher and' Johns. Third Baseman Walker and Outfielder Moran will be tendered ta. Pitchers Flaherty.

Griffin and Klbr Catchers Smith and Matthews. Outfielder Bayles First Baseman Lister and Shortstop BOJk1 have one elsewhere. Of. the new men signed who have tint. been sent elsewhere sre Pitchers Boy" Johns and- Flowers and Outfielder McLaurln The new men to whom contracts will be- sent are Pitchers Mayer- from Fayettevllle.

Miller from Fort. Wayne Compton' front Wheeling. Pen from Lansing. FUlch from New Orleans. Seanlon from.

Philadelphia Crble front Brooklyn. Brltton from Williamsport. and lUvrd from Berkeley. Third Basemen ODell front Syracuse and ft Savannah Shortstop Coombs from ThomlIVlll First Basemen Sykes from' Dayton and. Mcmi from Danville Outfielders Zimmerman from" Utica Fenlon from Sioux City Watson from Mobile and Catchers from Brooklyn lunch from New Bedford and Wells from Savannah In addition to these men others whose names cannot be announced at this time win be slirncd.

Included In the llt are two outfielders two catchers. two pitchers a third baseman a first baseman and a shortstop. From. till. array of talent.

Manager Jordan expects to turn out a pennant winner AT JAUREZ. Juares. Ilex. January I Thres favorites won at Terraaas Park today. The stewards were dissatisfied with th ride of.

Jockey Vndn on Ellerd la th fourth race end are in vestigating Summary. FIRST RACB Tbre furlongs Bessie Frank Smith to 1 won. Upright Rice I to 1 second Lawn Cotton IS to I third. Time La bun Lady Ztute. Urlene Brig Johnny Pitts Frazil Fang SavUl and Albert Jones also ran.

SECOND RACB Six furlong. Marian Caser Murphy to. won Vlgle Casse tienchoten I to. 1 second Lens Ltch Cotton a to third. Time.

I :14. Kyle. Lady Penchtla and Alva B. also ran. THIRD RACE Six furlongs Sat- terbsll Rice 4 to 1 won.

Mokier Oanz to 1. second Pit-a-Pat Cotton to to 1 third. Time 1 II 44. Tee May. Doana.

Ct Bert Getty Aragons and Elsie also ran. FOURTH RACE Seven furlong Pedro. Rloe even won Roberta Cooky 7 to If second Ellerd Vandusen to X. third. Time 1:27 S.

Mlneolette Irrigator vora and Sir Harry also ran FIFTH RACE Seven furlongs- Florence A Rice J. won. Dave Mont- Kmery Smith I to lf second. Aunt ncy Allen 4 to 1 third. Time.

I 21 S-5 Artigo The Ed Holly and SIr Edward also ran. SIXTH RACE Mile Workbox MeCUIl01lghI. I to I won John Lout. Cotton 7 to 2 second Shelby Cook 10 to I. third Time.

I Ottilo liesnenluc LUvky Mose. Bad News and Short Ord also ran. Sacrifice Sale" Suits' to order at cost Carroll The Tailor 172 Peachtree. Cornell. YaI Chit-afro January The Cornell university hockey team vlctorles overYale Jieii to- nlgiiwben won th laal gaL of PUTS AWAY FOOTBALL TOGS FOR HIS FIANCEES LOVE Oxford.

Miss. January I. Syetlal. Earl Klnnbr the University of St1s- lulPpl football star who made the star eleven the past season played ai last game of. football on Saturday against the Harvard star aggregation.

SOLDIERS PLAY. HTHLETIC CLUB Big- doings are expected In the. basketball world tomorrow night at Taft hall when the Fifth regiment five and the team of the Atlanta Athletic dub lock horns and from all accounts it 1 going to be some game. too. These two teams have been pruning for one another for the pt few weeks.

and are III tie best of snare. When the whistle wows starting the game fur Is going to fly Sure. Both are after the victory- and both are going to do their bet to win that victory. lust how the two teams will lineup Is not definitely known. but it wilt be something like this A.

a rwm nrrH SM Hudftro I IL arm ESS lUrrlioa R. 8 tth Dick Jsmlion will probably referee. AT TAMPA. Tampa. TIe- January Four a attended the running of ih opening day card at the Wet Tampa Tr c5 course this afternoon.

SummerUke tbr made dltlons Ideal and' a large field went to pot in flv of tile six carded public broke even- with the lay- eri three played favorites winning PatkvieW. favorite In the betting- took the atur event. a furlong- handicap- OetUng away to a bad break. Our Nugget was off to a flying start hot weakened at the stretch where Koerner made his ov on Parkview wlnnlns La n- Wayne Jopltn had a field day. all three of his entries Tony Park- view and ElUabethan.

winning Hoer- nir rode three winners. Summaries' FIRST RACE Pur 200. year olds and upward. furlongs Lady rhiiton. 100 Dyer it to 1.

6 to 1. 6 To Black Chief. 100 gen 7 to 5. 1 to I. out.

second Teddy hear 102 irwln to I. I to 1. even third. Time 1 IS 5. Horace Kitty Fish- er.

Hiram. Easy LIfe. My Andrew Eva Tanvuav and Pon Hamilton ran. SECOND RACE 160. year and upward.

furlongs fev- ra. 114 Griffin 7 to I. to I. 9 to won Flirting. A.

Burto. 1 to 7. out. second ill Ralph JO to 1. 4 to 1.

to I. thIrd. TlraeT 5. Clatborn Rutloba Friend Virgil and Stiverado ran. THIRD BACB 15 year and up furlongs nlllnsr.

Tony 1ff 119 Plcktt to to to B. won. Complete 117 iftoimesj. AV T5 1. 1 i on4 Ki1 Burton I to S.

to S. 2 to i. third. Time. 1 II.

Ollplaa. SaneUJD Rose Nelll. Sweet Owen and C. A. Lehman FOURTH RACE Purse 250 hDdl cap.

olds and upward. fur. lonis- Parkview. 115 lfoeraer 5 to I. out.

won Our Nuggett IDS Ir- Yin to 1. even. out. second Hori- eon. 105 Hoffmaat 4 to to i 1 to 2.

third. Time. 1:17 lf T. H. McBride.

Lou Is Eats Dot AU. also FIFTH 0 I year-olds. furlongs soiling- By 10 Koern- er to I. 1 to 2 out wonv Sandlver ill MeClocky to 5. 1 to- out second New Star US QrUflo I to 1 to i out.

third. Time 117 6. Chris. lit' Cohen also ran. SIXTH RACE 1200.

year and upward nil and 18. selling Elizabethan. 154 ltQerner to 5. oat. won Profiler 101 Irvin- to 1 a to I.

even second Pint 161 Wrlspon to I to oIout third. Time. 1 Hl-5. San Oil. BM Rebo.

How About You Carew and Albion H. also ran. i. S' tATOAKLAND. Oakland.

Cal. January In frth presence of the largest crowd of th season. Cheater Krnm won the New year handicap at Itnieryvifle today. Fort. Johnson mad.

the early running hot was headed by Spell Bound In the back stretch. Chester Krum closed fast outgamed Spell Bound. and beat him a. neck. For th fourth time tk four years BWfflJWOJilHfTlCOMPOMn puss.

glossy AND MM II TROUSLES. This announcement tome. a a dl. tlut surprise and shOck to his my friends but set at rest their doubtswhen be explained his reason. stating that his to had- 00' jetted to hi playing football or baseball and he decided to give them up.

BALL COMMISSION WILL MEET TODAY Cincinnati January 2. Unless something unforeseen intervenes the meeting of. the National Baseball Commission at 1 o'clock tomorrow morning will break all records In the shortness of Us duration. Chairman August Human shortly for departing for lAUghrey Island where the meeting will be held tomorrow morning said The entire meeting will be over in ten minutes. The commission will hear.

the report of Chairman Herrmann ant Secretary Bruce. Following this. President Lynch. of th National League. and President Johnson of the American League will me and re-elect Augut i Herrmnn of Cincinnati.

chairman Of the commission. This wilt followed by the re-election of Secretary Bruce. President mans report' is expected to deal with the question of al lowing players to play. ball during the winter mouths but. no action.

ex pected from the commission at this time. In fact. the joint meeting the schedule committees from the National and American League. will overshadow th meeting of the national commission. President Ban R.

Johnson. of' tile American League accompanied' by Chairman Herrmann. left tot' LaulIreT Island this afternoon. while President Lynch of the National League Seer. tUT John Heydler lid Barney Dray president of the Plttsburg Club.

who constitute the National Leap. schedule committee motored down tonight. President Johnson will assume the role of the entire schedule committee of th American League FISHER WILL JOIN ORDER OF BENEDICTS known as a professional baseball player belne one of the star pitchers of tb Southern Baseball League during the twoseasons pt with the Atlanta club. 1 A still larger number of satisfied customers is our Slogan for the new year. Foote Davies Co.

65 E. Alabama St. 0 A. Blanch won the first om race of th year with a youngster out of LevenA- tswas represented by Oakland. a Bearcatcher colt.

which Drake th track record of :15 15 for furlongs running th distant. in FIRST BACB Seren furlongs' Braxton" Archibald to 1 won Ao Mead Glass to i. second. Anna May Taplln 8to thlrdV Time 1 2 6 Dareltoo Usare. French Cook.

Qretohen Tints. John 3. Bog- SECOND Fire and halt furlongs Lively Dlsudonna Glass to 2. won Pride of Llamo. Callahan to 1.

scot d. Thistle Belle Martin 4 to third. Time. 1:51. i Roy Junior.

ElanBeat Binocular. Trnatrlck also ran. THIRD RACE Thre furlongs Ok loud Archibald to 1. won. AmOs Olass I to 1.

second Lam' Dale Oar- ner. to E. third. Time lion. Penang.

Dortllnr F. Proctor. Prince Conrad also ran. FOURTH RACE years handl- can H4- miles- Chester Xrum. Mea- try to won Spell Bound.

Archibald to second Arasee Ola to I. third. Time 6. fun Johnson Duk of Ormond ran. FIFTH RACE-One mile Lotta Creed Callahan to 1.

wont 0- Ko4JIa 1 to-1. scond ResponHnu Tplln 7 to 1. third. Tim 1 40 5. AltaInOr.

DOSE" Edwin T. Fryer Court La Jy end Massa ran. I- SIXTH slxtfurlongi Home Run Taplta 7 to. won Captain John try to' second Dada Callahan IS to thud. Time 1 It 6.

Emma Ro ey posr. Qreat Caesar. Winter and fl nry mw AHCIEHT MISS li A OU Muo ivoRy HELD. BY LSI Score Was 0 to Oat Baton Rogue. There Was Great Individual Work by Louisiana Players.

L. So U. Team Made Up of Men Who Were Members of the Team of 1908. Baton Rouge La January Tne old' state university stare earn back. to their game with the Harvard AU- Stars team a this afternoon.

Holding th Crimson to a score of 0 to 0 Tb game wee without question the Unest exhibition or tootbell ever given In this slat Wills there rns no great tm work on the part of tb Louisiana stars the individual of the highest order. Player who had not been- la the for more than two or. three 7 ari showed up In splendid tort and covered themselves with story. The Harvard players were handloap- ped somewhat by their long trip. and constantly shifted their II.

to hold Louisiana as close as possibles The Louisiana team was made up principally of old 1 S. U. players who were In the soothers hmPklnW1 team of 1905 Harvard three times tried the forward but It WM successful only- onos. There was little spectacular playing. The wind wm too strong for accurate kicking.

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nmus. pesis. Ttn quanns JORDAN PLEASED WITH OUTLOOK Manager Otto Jordan accompanied by Mrs Jordan. has returned from a trip through the east which was a combined business and pleasure trip on the part of tie local mogul. Its like buying a gold brick to separate the big league team.

from a ball player at this stage of the game said Manager Jordan yesterday. The new thirty rut makes them less atUElous to turn loose than formerly and the majority of them propose to hang on to every available man that. thy have and take them south with them on their training However. Brooklyn and Washington liar several men that I. think I will bi to get in due trme" Speaking of some of hit new men.

Manager Jordan said. u8cn1on the young left got from Thila- elphla. touted very highly to me by lacklitech the Philadelphia catcher who caught him last year. came to Philadelphia from' a college team and baa all the. marks of a good twirler.

org Crable the big southpaw from Galreston in- the as league recommended wry highly by I arrjr But ton the-Brooklyn scout. In fact. ae was recommended high by Sutton that Brooklyn' bought him hut a ur plus of left made for us to get hint. Zimmerman and ODeU two New York State League players are also touted strongly. Harry Lnmly.

the former Brooklyn manager who Is playing in that league now. told me while JE was In New York that these two fellow are wonders1 at their po sitions Pat Ftnherty well liked in JBo said Jordan- and I ok for him to at least open up there. and Teoy th new manager are old--Jm friends sod they are cure to get along well together. Kennesaw Biscuit 1 Ef Itt oiJobttHE1 Qf7 Ec VE R' icl1 ti I ii. i i.

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nlchrA1baDY pCbtnllDw 8On8t1lrdTnlllbtu men ho ilro" n' tbr trip la1i4. RoddeDbrTr Cookoirda ff 1HaL80i tlltloWST- PJ liii I ttgf uTOIJN 1 TN t14 Eo S. If GOOD DUTFIELDER BobCoulsonthe Atiaut be mlhtT ir 04 pra5peet5 0. field. for th.

I Dod. ut seen I bH ern 7 r. Sb. Le-I un. Memphis I Idlh on tll.

I. ou ter andit em or' TWENTY FOU I MaD a- UD lil enei toclay. to. player ha I wUkOr 1It I of. couua t.

Te. Job Ou IJIlderMorD eontract. Ilb'w" L. Itr Shont op. eons b.

110 I oUigI MC rt Mahrfrom mBTk H. Utlc Miller- UlrlelltlOm ho nameecannot 111 1n cL 111 1 I. cutll.ld..t..o twopllh thlr4bum. a' Han tu. oo.

OOATJAUREZ l. M. ieuerr 1ThJ dlt f4 the ElIerdlA the inv nL on. 1onUp COHOniall 1. Tlmej n.

I i. 04 Jo. I SI" fuJl Wa rlnCYdMurpby6 on ea. t. LenLtb 1I4 KylLady PaDehlland I RACE-SI" a.l tou11 1.

tbl T. Seven i on i dT I eI tor. OJJn4. I Seven ARlco twon i omrTmUII I cI llingSi Is lSI i TlH i I D4SlPEardalo RACE-Mil. Ionrohn I.

SlIelbCCCOk tt lU YJ I hoJL raloora CruiceSaIeS it orderoat stCmoUjThe 72 chtreeJ UJ3eats chle go Janu2 1' Dlv.mtTho.k..toam- it three it. I. htIC tO 0. Dlchn eD It. baI tII il.

1 i ii ii :1 ciii PUTSA WAYIo ALLfOGS I I JfISFIANCEES LOVEj ford. JaDurT I tll h. on his lut. 1InJ ATHLETICClUB peetedln baa- ketblIorl l. bo.

I. OPJUnlng I. 1i1l1 hlo. t.I tt f1.d ib a 40 to thtrleto Un. up tI B.

lto1t 10 r. Otk. 000 1 0. d. 1.

Coot. O. i 8mt11 111 J' FlJDuJ7 thou- 01 persona the rate racing non- Id. the five events. The I P.

t. fa I ftuN to. to' utbtu move CD aJDa W. 01 nor RACE y. f1lrk n.

ChlItol00 1 to 2. won Barren 51 outecondT4dT 1:15 MoAfldZSW5 Tillruy on. RACE lIInll S. I. 117 a to 1to nd 12 Time 1:15 Ii.

FrlodVlrl1 4 RACS Tn W. 7' Cmpete1U lt Olmao IV to Ito AJ oI. Nelson a. 1 1 1:18. ONelllSetOu Lelma ran.

Pur. UIO. ar Uf out. NusttlO II" I' 1 D4 zlI I l. tI ul.

RAC 20 Ye od f1lrlon 87S7ST101KoClJn erto 11to 2out wJfSandlVer toII to dj 1.1 Ito aIoJ Sloe. I- cla I rllI othaI er 8.1 OD FI 1 OV Wria toII IU 14. B. M. HoAbo1ltYocuw DdAlbloDB alr Ai jAk4ND.

ii kl icCal l' crowatthO oD Xnlmon tlleN y. ITJUD1DIr. ySpell BouDdlntb .11 CIlMtarKJUm clo1i04 od pollBOUud' Ddbe tj tij irJ IICIRIAID tlllElCOMPOIID OUftlfIC lIn TROWI A ti l. 1 1tr 1l as ek KInebJ doubt. whn 0.

taUnlltbat III. b. a COMMISSION WILLMET I Unl. thl In 10 11. before to he morn In.

14 1111181 repo Kerrmann Fullolntbla ot. the Joli. mt be re- leetIon' f' pe ted al- la lx- the meetl. HOJrmnnIft Lea u. tbPlttab1lr be l- Pieol lIIaumth tIAmlc ORDER x-- II v.

Anderson Ind have announced the engagement' oftblr daughler. Kln Helen Xufman and Thomas Fisher. Th. date for' tb. wedding not lIi bn one' tar tboSoutllrDBueball 4.

I OD Ast1IlJargernumDer of I newyear A tbaJna i Q4Blu hi' the UhTOUgtorout of. B. the ot 311-1' dloD" JU u. Ja. Seven fulo B.

ton wonAoa do(4 i 1:75 loh I RACE tQr. CaUbl1I 1cOlld toL thlrcLIImolOIR07. B. BI trlc1ti al I RD Th lnrtArhlbald on lies t. 41.

PnD al. C. ndl- 1 mllCheotr frTUto SpoIlBoDDdArehI baldi' 3. co1idA. Giasa tolthlPcLTlm Eo DuItolOJlDCnldc mile ca CAUbDt i 10 11 I1 tl1lrdTlm.

1:401.1. AltamorBogPEdw111 FI7rC01l1t LadT ODKit. Hom. Tapl11i1 WOn i.J ar dilr.1- qiRoaeyPo rtGret Cae. oar 4.

0. tr FJlt i f- i ir M. iD. jt elfaOiE115c. I i AT rniU i P.

1 rri FEHtE TH' 1TMlS oue VIAry CE Q' MI ff CrI uo 6 JJVE EVEJZ. OErlJI 1ouf4 e1M fiT" HARVARD. BY OtoOatBat9D byLouisiana UTeam WboWereMemberaof La- The came Ir. St. t.

the O. The rlt rt tile t1h. plaT In. b. the.

line play. pdombat Lou IsIna 1A 0 1I0 ec on. I 1. 0. G.

B. P. Wllllo 1. :01. pr.

ILl I. JIar 10 P. Ha IlcV 0- HaUl. rope- 11 011 I LI. Time JORDANPLASED h.

tJptllroulIh bl mo J. 1io" I lr I oata. 7t. D. I.

lIone pr poee hantonrTavallabI Brooklynnd ral be tJme. Spe. aDmofM 1 1. l' otfrom 10. Bm Phlladelfbla.

te al tb ar JrOOd r. h.1 I ut I7 he cur- plue.of.l@n-II..dH'O.'ade'J.J Olbl for1I. "V'c tI. 1. in Lg tlll A owt I lI aroaenat tJ na tile InU toftld Jordahnd I forJolm Ba the aoId time ro al ugUtogtIIr Ken sawJ A DOG JOIN THE pAF IIVER ByTad I i I Ii IOPICKYIINNERS Old The waath 1 wa I cv.

I 5. Tim :22 s. RACE 5405. 5 to to 7. 197 1 1 TIm.

1. 5. to 5 won. I. 5 2 4.

1:15 ran McCalty 1 5 Edd. 112 7. 1. 1. 8 8 an Grand obi IAR With ecio rec- iuuner 1showsd nd 505 5.

go- 1 5 out 1. I. TIm and Selling 400. old 1:25 Mi. Sriling 1 1 5 1.

1 V. afisruoun the OIls He som Atan 5f cc ihritart 4a- 005 e15155 to I ei. 51 5 i5un7. Spimbw S. bmMy Daerbe Aepnl aid Then NouTl I fellowsthey man.

are il1 i si4. we :3 Andwe enlightened. Xear- see to medicine man it 4- teliwhere the talk i 0 5. not DLwM. and baffle she.

family those who 1or Il1 my are from 8 to Sundaysand You read They free by mail 4' 1 i peoseveranee. plunged mli onhis been-announced. re- cx- PJAYS A their c1u. fo never tIme. I.

it. mi Ia 1pnevatl- cent ton membens78 CAM. afterthe MAflY wishee loss Ineetid- ed clubof5ciais thechedule a psaissia atbitls Pe-amlessla se aoy anslatle than. 00mbIs 5mktbail. rissbI crfrscc Golf role Tmel.

5tertls Tote Gflrnik ClsrbIe Weetll5. torinli t5 P.espisei..PCIneIe- FmuIsg I yrtasem l5W rcer bIght who are iln Cook. guard. andcaron sehisre. 1) t8RIAI14rnS 1 Pt as.

I itit tSiLLj4AId P4ODOD' tI9II14IceIOcll 4 1 us 1ELETAPIIiIPT I FRIQIl TDQP4I I I I OUJi PELXJ nIL jms g4 DLi i a gooDOUTFIELDER oneof good out fielder. te aneSheldon Lo- theSe ft orthe Ott his tiretof wlllhe SboptatopBericel I FtretBs.a- Cat hers Well. athird 1 seecet AT f------------ Hex Iay llerd Thr.e 1. 1. Law :3 rarni.

iti 7. LucbCotton I. won I toni 1:18 I 2 to 3 won gomery i Nancy 1:21 John 1:00 2. Order Beats Yale4 2. univrltyhockey iaainmaJjt be it won tbefinsi ga Sot the eeaso4toL.

I J1 jFurs of-football at' too. A 0 I. P4ivc AikIsna 0 See Thatstoa Jscvis C. ft. ATTAMPA sand miing weather crc.

WinflioM. stretch turn. tel' a' three-Of i0lIrWlflI 1evefl Cr ponBa3niltOfl I I hey- era. 2 Burton 8. 5.

1 I. 5 S. 4 1 1. second Annie II 2 5 ONeill FOtBTII RACE year iongs Koerner Hoffman tol 2 LouIs anlAliOe ran- rIFT blOO. 108 4 wof I a 5.

55. fi even. wonProflie. 5. I 1 cot an Oil I I th the fastoutgamed a the a STL IDCIW AID JUIfl COMPOUO I j4d I.

an aet of tar the laporte 2nd. January Spoial. Sir. and Mrs. Daniel Kaufman.

of of their IThe forth. has as I Yt eeii fixed. Mr. Fisher I Li I playerbetng lot the Q. year Lbs :14 41.

Aua to 2. Cr. ran. seconlTbistle ltMartln 1 Elfin Beau. Tbrse tArchibaid1 9 :54 cattid tryl.

6. Ares Dukeof lla3in won Cl to 1 1:40 ady Six furlongs btentry 1. 1:12 5 Q- Mosey Buay M5n' Winona Uenly cQ's 3' s. a- 14 gSAM" dOLts Iti CHE OI5COIIEiW LT OPPoRTUNiTJES J4OtH Et8UI IEM AIP jTh.o- 14il roTtPIJ LE5S THA 4 A flgppt61tI I sipsbOu8fl- LdhP 7 MISSOURI OHgPOV4t4 l4H1iv4 ONE-e-Rit. IvoUVe TO dls OLDMISJ 1 I I' So EL.

0 at a I 5 lies playing. was yearaehOwed ii'- Flu forwardbut was yitta rkr.o Bileit 71 0--------- Pots--------------- MoDoeall PieCe- I. 0 5mes7 0 Miss. cit blemmas. end lTHOUTLOOK I is He basalt George rema I.

very Larry Sutton. the Brooklyn so iTposibis I the State-League Lumle a now woniloraattheirpo- 4 iatTlaherty Hos- tGlt. 1 A.