The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia • Page 11

ff O.N-G"DiQ Big Crowd Enjoys a Killing in the Last Race' at Piedmont. ECK AND NECK FOUR I HORSES ENTER STRETCH yftMmra Was Backed Down from 15 to to to 1 at. tnV Pairt Quicksilver Sue Flnlahtd' Second In Very Pin2- Shape. Ltd the 15 to 1 shpt won. That" the way Muzit openeNl tot tt crowd finally backed him down to lto1 et the post.

The biggest killing of th meet and the talent In on the- murder crowds. Joy in the camp of the people. Sorrow and expense In the camp of. the book maker The last eighth In the last race mfie. yesterday afternoon wa not only tie feature of the day but one.

of the features of the entire meeting. In the start Lou 4 to 1. Woods up. was left at the post. Jim Turner led the way for the first half mile.

u1ckeL1er Sue and' Onyx crowding him hard. On the ap preach to the turn leading to the home stretch the four horses were running neck. and neck. When they struck the straight road home It was still a. cue of toot of kind end any horse a good tiliux to draw to.

All way down the stretch to within yarda of the judges' stand the horses' ere running nose. head. and neck. and it looked as if there must an eyelash finish. The Jockeys were- working their Damage with their whips all the' way' from the turh and the horses were car.

tautly running for first money. It was magnificent. A horse Trace with real. horses. Live ones.

The running kind. Just before tile mile end Oalnes yanked Muzara. carrying tote ofmoney at Ii to 1 the opening figure. across for first money. Sinclair threw the gaff Into Quicksilver Sue and brought that.

lady in for a mighty warm. second anti Kuhn. rave them both things to think about by shoving Jim Turner la for one. of those heart disease thirds that made good on the show money. The other event of the day was Prank Ughtfoofs riding of Julia lunkln hi th fourth race.

Llghttoot rode a beautiful rate from the start. the odds were to 1 when the horses went to the post. with Julia heavily backed by the Went. the spectators cashed their checks and were happy. while.

the popular Jockey was presented. with' a great box' of roses by some of. his admirers inv the grind stand. This. was the first floral offering of the meeting and the clever rider received a great ovation.

In the second race Jessie T. won over Apple Jack by. a necic. Events tine Day The rest of the story of. thojday tolfl In the summary vc FIRST RACE Pursfl 650.

soling for year and mile Welsh Girl. 102 Jon to 2 wontDeisarte. 107 Mountain 2 to 1 second Emma Bellew 93 Woods 316 1third. pon WlgxIn. Start Gazer and St Sydney also ran- Tlmel45 4.

SECOND. VRACE Parse 150 selling year and upward three-fourths mile Jessie 104 Kuhn 8 to won Apple Jack. 107 Mountain erea end Whltcomb. 104 Docase 8. to third.

itlJ HaverfccandiJlm Nap-also ran. Time. 1:18 4. THIRD RACE-Purse 150 seiiing. for olds and" upward live-eighth nile A Convict 108 Woods to won Dr.

Cur. 1Lightfoot6 to S. second Pearl Mendal. 100 Watson to I third. Joe Fields andMedina also ran Time lot.

FOURTH RACK-PUTS flak selling. for year and upward. three- fourths mile Ju1i Junkln. 95 Lightfoot Ii to 1. won Lee Nutter.

98 Mountain 3 to 1. second Pbtasl. 104 Kuhn I to Ii. third. Dr.

ToddVBacde and The Major also ran. Time lag 2. FIFTH RACE Purse J1SO. selling for year and upward. 1 mile Mazzara.

100 Qalnei 12. to 1 won Quicksilver Sue 85 Slnc1a1r 4 to 5. second Jim Turner. 109 Kuhn 1 to 2. third.

Loka was. left at the txJst. Onyx also ran. Time. 1:48 84.

Entries for Today. The entries' tea today's races are Pirpt Race Three-fourth tulle pumt John Coulter 88 Tommie Foiter. 114 Don Wta glne. 104 Cologne II. 83 Balfe 78 Wyoll 104 Lola Hammond 140 Baker.

II I Second Raee-Flve- Irat mile. sellingi Loka 1044 Him Blarney 104 Fairy Dell. 109 Dr. Loveoy 99 Iris. 109 Quick Sliver Sue Ii Little iu 409 Donna Bells.

109 Apple Jtck. 104. Thlnt Four and one-half furlongs. MJV tog Baecie. 104 Ada Ruuell 109 Jim Knap.

107 Minion 109' Queen of Beauty. 109 Mli Haverty 109 Judge Baker. 112 109 Saline. 109 Nannle Goodrich. 104 Star 3u 109 Whlteomb.

109 ota I. 109 Kutter. 107 The Major. 109. VoarQt Race 0 jrrla Speed Handicap wren-nights mile pur 8400 Uttl mils 100 Mlw Blarney- The Benedicts.

95 Jim Turner. 102 Leila Banv03 Tommy ffxttr :118 Ateo Ran. It 104- Toad Raiser 97 Dr. Lovejoy. 95 Apple Jack 95 sunctowni 95 Vendlg 95 Tom Mtddletop.

9 s- Jnrth ee Five-eight llnrf Marearet K. 100 forth B. 100 Vaughn. 100 Balfe. lOtf Pearl Mendat.

110 A Convict 113 Medina. 110 Joe FleWi 109. a is The Strong Tech tfootbrnll TeamWhich ts 1 Southern Oamea Today. Tech ad Georgia a Brlsbtne. Auburn and Tulane at.

New Or- 2 leans. Sewazxee and Washington at St. VanderbiJt and Tennessee at Knoxville. North Carolina and V. P.

at. Xtoanoke. Virginia and St. Johns at Chat- 1 ottenJne. Na ihiifle aril Kentucky Ste at Nashvnie.

So Carolina and Jlngham. at Columbia. Georgetown and Lafayette at Washlnjrton. I. Texas and.

Texas A. and 31. at San Antonio. Mississippi and Mississippi A. I andSl tstarkvllle V.

M. I. Richmond at Lox. into BB BUBB park will presenJ a way- log. mass of color this afternoon In which the red and black and the whiteand gold will vl with each other In brilliancy.

Tech tod Georgia wilt once more be the dombatts on. grldlrpnand a. battle royal- will Both team are In the Pink perfection and' Ob Wilt go jion tfittjflejd. capable of making Its best faowlng for the season. j- The.

odds hav been upon Georgia owing to Georgia's victory over Turmaa and Tech's defeat at the hangs of Auburn and ClMMon. However the. result of the Pnrman pine' Greenville yesterday indicates that the odds given on. Georgia re not Juttlfled the relative merit of the two teams. demson made 2 points against Fnrtnan while Georgia made only it By this ratio Georgia can hardly hope to make more than.

15 against Tech. provided Tech does as well against Georgia as she did Against the Carolinians when Cletn son plied up 44 points. Tech Scored on Clemson. Again. TeeJSi scared on Clethean.

the touchdown being roads on straight hard football. Tech won the ball on her own yard line and by short tuna and bucks carried it down the field for a touch- down. Furman laired to ecpre against Clemson. so the fact that Furman failed tol icore against Georgia does not prove that Oedtglaa line will fca able to hold against the onslaughts of the Black- Smiths' fast and heavy backs. Furthermore.

Tech' Is now-In much bet- tsr condition than she wa In the Clern. son game. Captain Toung who 19 'himself a. tower of strength wal out of th game when Clemson was piayedl He will be In his plane at full back this atternpon and with Cannon ahd Reddy Ueaniel to lack him wiH becertain' to make inroads oeogIastethtorT On the' ther hafta. wo of Georgia's strongest players Dickinson and MeXnV tire.

who were. not In the Furman garni will be in place this afternoon. An of Georgia's men are to good sbae and are full of enthusiasm and spirit On the. whole. the.

prospects are for one of the hardest fought games ever seen in Atlanta. Tech has not defeated Georgia alte 1155. end the Uiokxrzthg win make' the most. determined efforts to break their run of' hard tuck. Georgia will play until the-last second to prevent the loss of.

the game to Tech. Tech lost to Georgia's twogreatest rivals. Auburn and Clemson and should Tech defeat Georgia these two colleges Would naturally consider Georgia a. very easy proposition. Society Event.

The game will be more or a society event than any game played this season. Both tennis will be represented by. spon ors while large numbers' of the loyal. girl supporters of two colleges. will be put to cheer their respective favorites.

Miss AUne Patterson Miss Marie Angler will be Tech's sponsors. The will be accompanied by Alfred HMbour and Vic tot Smith. Tech wm have the larger-following but' the red and black will ave Its full Quota of supporters. The students will come over this morning 150 strong and will make themselves prominent on the streets of the city throughoutttte eay. The Georgia team arrived in the city last night and Is quaztered the Aragon.

The men are' all In excellentcon dlUon and are confident" of winning trom Tech. i The Up. The game' will be called promptly' at 3:30 o'clock. Reynolds and Dut Dowey wtO' act officials. The line be Tech.

Position. Georgia. Wagner. tight end. Baxter Thrash.

right tackle. CornweU. Moore. Butler. SMckelfor Brlnson.

Cannon. MeDanlel. right guard. Nix center Ketron left guard. Beaver left tackle.

Wmmgham left end. Bower quarter Harmon right half. Ridley captain left balff. Dickinson Young captain full hack. MeIntyre Tech's substitutes are Gregg.

Klimard Thornton. Moise. MatJjeWson- Davles xy- cett. Georgia's substitutes are tJ10Idana. Turner.

Barrow. Allen. Mount Twltty and Worsham. SOUTHERN INTERSTATE. FAIR.

Notlc to Visitors. Holders of return portion pf Iron-clad signature tickets sold by' Central of railway to Atlanta. account Southern Interstate fair. must have same validated by Joseph Richardson. joint agent at No.

44' Wall street opposite main a trance to Union depot otherwise they will not be accepted torretnrn passage. 3. HAILL General Passenger Agent. 1- 3. Robinson.

Assistant General PasS senger. V- ADDITIONAL SPOTTING ON TWEFTHPAGE. fiLEHSf Jp' FRdlBRMAN Helsemans Farmers. Difeat Boys iy lirle Swrei NO SCQRE iN SECOND HALF Clemson Made' First Touchdown Atter Three lllnutea of Play Fur- man Braced Up In Second Half Scora WasCStoO. Greenville S.

C. October 24. Special. Cleton college defeated Furman unlver- Ity in a- gathe pU od bore this afternoon by. a score of 28 to Great in terest was manifested.

and the crowd in attendance was estimated at twelve hundred ndudlng yjyiWrs rgm various sections of the state Shortly alter the amestartediqterest began to lag. a lt waa evident that the Igcal team very llttle hance to win. i ClemsanAkdeiy thdowu thrpe minutes after the ball was put in pl The visitors played with rapidity and ffli tfaittle ffflffledtti in- Bossing the field. Their interference wag Wperb while the double and' triple passes were executed With ease arid accuracy always' advancing the ball several yards. The game was a fine exhibition of two entirely dlff reriti tyleaof football Furmaxt dopenaedjon mi plays while Clemson played ends and passing ball style.

HeUman tf training won the gtrne' Or Clemsom Furmatt played game. sportsmanlike balLand re gritty tothe last. In the seep i 4 half Clemson failed to Seers Halves were twenty and fifteen mlnutei. W. OCi.

cbaoh for the. University or Georgia acted referee. and LUenbe Flemtajc of Spattanburg as umplri. Thelinerui was Cletnaon. tostuoife Furnian tight end Laboon Eamwell.

right tackle. L4ddeII Forsytn. rtglrtaurd King Green oefftef Webb Kalgler. left guard. Shirley Otr1IO1 lefUckei McCall Smon ileft end.

Lawrence Maxwell quart back. 1. Sharp ollifter le fiialf. Holland Lawrence. right halt.

i Townes Haneyv full jbacki Sublet East at Golf. Moriiztown fi. JTi October Z4 West and East will fight out the individual championship tomorrow at the Morris County Golf Clubi ifjtte Tntet oUerlate 1 McJ ti6tttlie 2lnaljround of as holes inatchplagii it The but wa of today was la the tin between CajB. MeFafland of Pennsylvanljianit t1lina Jr. i Harvard Theformer won.

Uncle SM says Hs aU right y. Dtti tf tbe eest of stfllatTon site fte whiskey fa stored barrels in oar warehouses dar- aTsltrBn ft lromtheYer grakwcbaytothewnkke7yiMgeUUndeSamU eitafi watch. We da sot take a gallon ofibfer nrawhiskey from par own warehouse unless he tayiHsali Iririit Andwnenbedoeiiay sutbat wfeiskcy goes direct to yoowitlfaUh original strength ricbass and toTOiearrjfflgaimiTEl STATES REGISTERED DISTILLERS GUARANTEE of PURITY and AGE ndaavtog the dtaleaencamoaa profit. Tbat whY HAYER WUY is the best for mHicfeil purpoe That's why It preferred for other' That's why we have over a quarter of a million satisfied tastoaett That's vfey YOU Jboald try ft. Yoofffloaey back If you're not satisfied.

That's fair. tolk Direct from our distillery to YOU Jitw lUtltrs1 ivftfits. Pttvttf a tfttitt. PURE SE YEMOLi lYE A FULL OAC Ohio. officially known In Uahed" and our entire product of nearly L.

UIVMTD Mtiuevrv PAW Far Oolite GET ONE FOR THE FOOT BALL GAME TODAY ANDERSON HARDWARE COMPANY Sole Agents ARE STILL GAME ae Tenn. October 2t Special eorreapondente. In th good old. zireflOw' day of Virginia a. past grand.

master of draw poker estimated that-he had lost. 1100400 playing post mortem hands. All sorts and conditions of men in the press and outside have been explaining the. causes for the Sewanee teams kwtot4 the Dallas game. This playtnt- post mortem football with a string" to IU Still the Interesting fart remains thatJSewa nee lost ma ly because the tTnlverBljty of Texas won.

No headed iuf capable. ct1tt Who was present declares that the' game' Trig-football on either side. All of them have concurred in Its hjii been a struggle of lost opportunities. Cope and Cotinore seem to be credited with playing for Bewanee but even' that did pot core. It is true a The ConstltitUon ha printed that neither team was at its 4 for' the seAton.

Bothwere prAcUcal- tr unpractWedl and therefore weight told far- more tnan it will' when uw men or either team are eeasonedand have learned the tantuaJ reliant. that cornea only from together In tvcti condition fa- ilgue of flirty travel sudden change to a. P1 temperature from coo mountiniImate and especially pounds average weight ohthe tide of Texas told the stOry. It 1 runes pertlneotto consider the team that has Ju left to play Wa ton at St. Lou tomorrow.

in tim it is fair one. still handicapped by AvO dabltJ causfn. The lossof Ctffri the lightning quarter pack keenly telu especially on the ve or anotherg mlli against and after travel. No man' to essential to any team but Copes Ion made a' nral up. Colrnore.

thee other man who played great ball in Texas. is a notable end. Pie ht tobe changed as seen. from the list of teanrf Osborne good and experienced player. Hl change to Quarter was the only one to be made.

Lad lie. Is expected toJve 4 gw dKvcouiit pC l1aynie4 call home was another lees weight lie wee reliable and ol player and the heaviest man on Vbe' team. The other changes are less euentiSL Sickness of several one or tw bad knock outs and. most of all whet of a game to- test the new up against Sewanees chances of a win W-j morrow. She may make it but the credit will tit' Ell thegreaterin view th Thcts stated.

The Central game. which was looked to for a lively not corns oa Monday. Vanderbilt. did not leave tee Central team enough to play. So.

la brief. the boys' are going to anotherbrd tight and are ully determined home a. ball If. they. can.

Therrebil Lgood spirits and p1u kjaBdtbrA mean to" be stored agalnflUtft tw euentiali tcan prevent l' The team sail wjtli Is as follows W. A. H. D. rttUlips.

right guard Ii T. Lemoine. left guard 3. B. Pow.

rtebt tackle J. L. Kirby left tacklnf II. E. Smith.

right end II. W. Davis. left end 14. Osborne quarterback R.

M. Colniore. left half W. E. Bann t- man.

right halt W. M. Stewart. fall back It- MAtkinson IL. Sneed airfj W.

E. Wheeler substitutes. Bj fi i tt BOBBY Challenges Any Nine Horses To Bo Nine Miles To His Ten FOR 100000 a- H. The Horsemen Accept and the Race Comes Off This Afternoon at 2 OClock at the Southern State Fair. A Cgorgja Speed Handicap- Today.

7Crand Parade of Prize Cattle I OClock Vanity Fair Open All the Time. Fireworks at Night. Liberates Band 3 Free Concerts ift 4 1 if i5 a FRANK WELDON Secretary. Last Day of the Fair ADMISSION 50 CENTS. CHILDREN 25 CENTS NIGHT ADMISSION 25 CENTS.

H. H. CABANISS President. i TZ Vi i ii' 1t.i. c' ii i Jlri 1 tI 1Si iixr r7' 1l" Tf iti tf1TtrimAY.

ttl wsR UOrp r. 0' 2 cg i fMAZZAI WJN O' I i 1 sigCrowd KiJlf i I. iHECKAND NECK-FOUR BackedDoWU i5 to 1. lUiia J' Muz a. 1 ut the 1.

tlll the murdezll1Icro1rd o1ln. an4 e1l. el hth e. 1. was ont of' waaleti' QukkallvesSue hJmhar a rses fheyatr cktbe It' ur SOOd 1lthe way tbelltreteh within If I were It be worklnltbelr wa Ir mon wo lJIa cent.

te1. rlinnlngktnd. Qineeyaxiked pC' money I. lad mlg se ond totblnkabout the vily w1 1ethe pular theelever 1V Cl EventaoftheDa tbe theS4 7J. 1.

Pur i e1Ui gfor Sye lda Jones Ii Z. nD arte1 Hountaln2 laeeon mma 1. rd. on an a a 1- I 7 1 1 ucue tHts aJ1d1 patsO S1I O. and'- ward1iTeelghtb.

1 8 WoodaJto Ltghttooti tal. end 1. Wataon3to andMe drialll yea lds. JullaJunklIi95 Powl1IM 1 DtTodd Baocle. ndTht RACE-Purse 1 O.

1. t1e95 nmlnr tblrdLoka lt. i Three mUepureel hB c' TommJeFoster. U4Don r6 aJh 31 Ra I4ialry IOgQu1CkSlhel mile. App FOU1' 4 on lt 104Ad Jtm UOi fi I I' 1 8 purse' S4OOUtt1e fl Blame 95 9 Tl 2 I.

4 OJ t' ji LoveoYl5 rfD t.itir- caretK IOODorth IOOBalfeIOO IIOAC9nlct 110108 F1el I. outhemCkmes Toda 1'1'ech Geor and. 1- anu n. Lo Va erbUt aD NUb ne an ky9t1te 1 Naahv te. Sotnh.

lfna a at- t. a a ette WaahJ n. 4 SanAntonio s18s Plt an IS flItp 1 Kl x- BtN1Epari Ingmass eolorJhlS white and vie ch oth br UaDeY. 2 rgfa bi 01. rtd ald ttie wWbe tJ nc- wthp" 1 the cik teof mak be iihinrlng'-1or mion.

tt Geor Geo aYlctorT thehan41 0fi bIUD Clem8 However In rday 1ndJctesthatth c1y Ge rgia bJtbe QIem011made 24 sga1nltFurtnan. ake than. 1 Te aswenap nU Ge rgfa CaroUnIaM. 11. pol ts.

Tech8cored 1ntie kGe4 on topc own ld t90tba1L. Teohwon' UiebaUon' bysbort wn t6ueb- sc re a alnst CI IOnso tl tact core rg1asUnev1Ube ble onSta otht8 tb heavyb cu. bet- tet condlUontha. 1 ahewaalnthe eCapta111 1 aslt. fstrengthwai ofth ame wai play dte 11 I i hduReddy fcI nleI II h1mf Ce1t1n.

to makeJn- roa4s fon. terrlwo- 1 r1pi t1 4. 10. Ge iS DtcktD80nand I PD thllatternoonAll arain tioodahpe iuf ire otenU1uata Pr foughtgamesevu. defeated aln 1S 5" Btao th la.et gthe Tec d' ch4efe th S' tw colle i ouldnatural1y le rpaverr Th a thl.

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return T' HAILE. 9Jmtral PI'- sene ADDInONALSPOftJINGN lS TWEFrH" PAGEl MS N. HROi' FURTTIAI I T' elsem ns F4rJn I reat Gr enlUle blti geS ll NOSCOREtINiSECONDHALF I CIems J1ifiTouehdownAf. Pur. manBr ed inSecond 1t J1 1Scora O.

nvJUeSuC9ctober Speclai. Clett on te rman in afootb me re I ater 1oon aco of28too. In- terestwu te1irowd tteod nce. estJni te attwe1ve bun-- cl1dlnlltJ Qm. arlO us game started It lbeganti laJultuevl1ient i te.

am. ha It. ertt1tttle. thanceto cC1 Cl h4ownthr nt waapUtlAPY The. re natu andf 14t1 di Cl ttosslnthe 1Sel the1rlnterferehcew i Whll the.

uble I were 11 adva. ballseveral P1 1e1fasa e' qxMbitionoflwo ehtllebd1tf tit reS' Futnl tt pena tlli 1Vhile layedth tyI tr 1 f9 pmefor Clemotm me. IJJ rtjlil nUke al dw i a if i' 8Jf toscore. lv tw ntyan tltteenmlnut WJt te110 ohtor Vnl er. 01.

tedo 1 mtnl' of Th In iiti t. osrtJ t11tend rtbLtackleLIdd ll Gr eni. tef ck I. tef i1uu oUlt er. 1.

tEi n1ey. I I' aud Wut Morii8t wn. ber Ea tw11lft btout th ehampl nBhtpto tO tdle COuntGolrctu thelntet ll s. iI 1f np lLJo much P1a match waa tnthe betweenB. lerinsYh llI' a J1tDlItDa.

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11. prompttrefUDded Goods 1 tho tr. rele prompu1 attcn4 41b md r. t. fOU GUrtiI.

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eJPteII cUrZealI4 by paranaedon q' THE DISTlLCI. COI1PAJJY ATLAIITAU aI I atIlAYT8JI8RI" aTUHfIS MtA8I. 'T-1. c. College i lags I i i It I tET EaJrJErPOrBA1L.

JIE1 BIlr. f1Uf 1. tr A q4 AR Q. ol 8 315 tt r.t.r IC 1 t. DESPITE 17r AV LOSSES IG AREST ti sewanee Oc.

i2f. gpt la1'l 1n tbe KOOQold meU w' af1t If Vrg1nia ter Cc sUmatedAhatbe lost. arc ct. t. m.

0. rt III. 1 11 tneD. tnthe pres. exp ln I eauaeatortbe eama1QaJ i thDaJlugame Th IrlD Po tOttStJU taetremaln that.

swa. maIJ111beCUIttbe i Ihea 8hI w. pr entd elarea blg4 ootb oft Uot th' eon rtediIn 1ti htvlnjr be i1 a' trn leoflosi opporiu 1u SeoPe 1i 4 Co1 noref emtob Wtth PIaingforSe tiuUTen Uiitdid s. ilhiC lpi te tMt thert m' t. lIeaonDot re prAeu aI.

ther fore weti1ftf14 fJlrmore 1nan1t thettlIrtUAlreUanee paying' together- Instreb ntta- t1aueqf five hours Vel. mpOra ure. mountaJn mateand OIndll rT the eof is pertlneuttaconal4er just lettJ1ereto WuhJnr- Louis 10tOO main JafalroneaUIl un" voidabtca 8 nelpal of tntng ckf keetl1T.telt ofan ther- D4aftertranl Noman o' IIDyteambut Copeslosi general Co D1AD. whCpl Jec Cr InTesa. 1.

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