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DOLIKQA WINS FROM GOOD FIELD Victor in louisrille Handicap 1 las Quoted 15 to 1. Jma Du Four Was Only a Ncse in Tjai Charlie Eastman and Crsjolla Were the Only Favorites Home in Louisville. October Oolli good field in the Louisville day. Aura Durour back. cam man ai.d iTOUrell).

20 Lanka Jocelyn. Saddle he McDonald, American Dolinda. 97 Baveno 126: Subador. Fifth Six furlong! a. naif fur 4 to third.

i Hne, 1:07 4 6. lederai, ooarnore, dt. laromany. 3. A.

RACB steeplechase hand iosg), ehon coixme Oreojin, 148 lArcni second Madoc, i 30 rtikrd. time, 3:01 2 5. Weberfieloa, Battle Creek. Gus M. Amsterdam, FOUBTIH RAJCCB han 16 to I.

Aima i to second; 4 so third. Ttma Carta, St A Bitter Brown" 98: Rubvrirh't E. Parker, Georget 6 (Nlcoi 08 Western, 108 CMountain), EMe jejBJa Charley Mite hell, cacKier, gate Bkjftrnan. Lena. Sam Cook, Mon ejeSlng: High Bear, 104 8 to woo: Colonel PasQJow, 44 (Sheridan).

II to 4, second; Bitter Hand, 98 CPerlclna) 6 to third. Time, 1:41 3 8. Toper lUWnaon Samoa. Btsbaiywt, Poetmon, tagoTihrtft, CuwOon. Dnrtasr and Leselle ran.

Louisville Entries for Monday, rirst Race Five and a half furlongs, selling: Ouardl, 100; Isabel Alntree. 97; Wee Kitty, Earle of Leicester. Nedra, Tyhumla, 108; Merry Patriot, 108; Two Bella Ladv Vrmont. Laura La Thorpe, 107: Bon Vlvant, Quagga. 110 Ts.ns.arer.

Ur Bessie. 112: San Ardo. 118. Sscond Mile, selling: Inflammable, Pacifreo. Fleetwood, Gtlfain, Joe Leaser, Falkland.

Sandbath. Alcor, Hel gtrson, Auditor. Potrero Grando 109; Xlenwood, Whippoorwlll, Prince Magnet, giuiott. at. Aaera Marvel shio.

Sheen. The Pet Rill Sixth Ra One and one miles, selling. Eular. 96: Larcne M. D.

liar The 111 furlongs: Rolla, Telegrapher, Alsono. 99; Hector. 104; PrTneess Orna, 106; Cold Mate, 107; Pretension, Miss Doyle, 100. prep game of the season in Atlanta will be played Monday afternoon at Piedmont park between Donald Fra and the Gfcorata Military academy. Both teams have been put through pretty coaching, and while are lighter than yaat year, oowi are mueh raster and a great game la prom at Donald Fraaer at the be ginning of practice were vary poor, owlngi to tne lack or material, out now sne managed to get a fast and fairly weE poised team whipped into shape.

OeOi aia Military academy la coached 6y Pa ttrrson. of Vanderbilt. and aaid to have a remarkablr well trained team. The game will be called o'clock. RESULTS.

AMERICAN LBiwUl. New York 5, Boston 4. Cleveland 5, Chicago 3. St. 7, Detroit 3.

St. Louis 4, Detroit ft. Second ram a HATXOOnAlT LSftATTS. All gamea Postponed on a count WAGNER WON AUTO CONTEST No. ehase: Battle Creek.

126; hori Oua Lanka, Benshaw. line. Continued Fran One. attending the races, as many persons would not care to pay the Increased fare. Mr.

Thompson said that the association had spent thousands of dollars In the erection of wire fences along the coarse in oraer to Keep tne public Trom crowding the tracks and getting In harm's way. This precautionary measure had been rendered of no avail In many oases, as some of the spectators had brought with them nippers with which they had cut their way through the Oars That Started. The following oars started: No. 9 Drtver Jmutah power locomobile. 4 cylinder' gaeoline.

St. Volma, 134; Pontotoc. 135: Lady, No. Dnl Drier Herbert Lehlon. 118 Thomas, 4 erllnder gajo ntrant.

E. R. Thomas. Driver Prank Lawwell, 110 rTayer MHIer, 4 ylin.ier n. horse power.

Christie, W. J. line. isntrant. Walter TRANCE: No.

Driver Darracq. oilne. Entrant, Hotchkise Company. ning: Tern No. I5 Drlver Albert Clement.

100 Oause( 104; Capltano. Florentine 106; Miss Leeds. EJxalted. 107; Orderly, so; norse power, ciement Bayard. 4 cylin I der 4 SI 98; Mae Lynch.

Anna Day. 97: Noel, 90; 1 Juba, mspe 105; Athens III; TJncle faring. 102; Girl. 104; Mibsouri Lad, 2 Driver George Heath. power, Panhard.

4 gaso Entrant. Panhard Levaasor. o. la Driver Duray, 120 horse pow DeDiedrtch. 4 cyllnder easollne.

En 1 it. A. DeTurckbeim. 120 horae power, cylinder gasoline. ITALY: No.

Drl er. Fiat. 4 HOBSE SHOW AT LOUTSVTLLE. l2o tucky Horfw She end tonight wit sweepstake the aggregate at all previous show The awards in 1 Lad a Itala Company. No.

19 Driver Fabry. ItaJa. 4 cylinder gasolini GERMANY: 120 horse nowtr Entrant. Itala Mereedes. 4 gasoline.

En trant. Dohert Graves. No. 7 Drtver Luytgen. I20 power.

Mercedes. 4 cyllnder gasoline Entrant. George McBrown. No. Il Foxhall Keene, I20 power.

Mercedes. 4 cyllnder gasoline. Entrant, Foxhall P. Keene. third.

Francis Wilson. T. Chaplin. second; Golden G. Pabst.

Milwaukee, Wis. horses (singled, won by Lord C. W. Watson. Baltimore.

mi i aa. tAwrence Jones, Friend ofmy soul this goblet sip None purer ever passed thu id Tis old and mellow rich and rare Murray Hill Club without compareJ JOySTiro OCTOBER 7, PREP ELEVENS PLAY MONDAY TECB TRODNCES I The Qfobe Clothing Oo. The Qiohs CBothing Oo. The CHobe Olctgateg Co. The Globe Clothing Co; MOUNTAIN TEAM Donald Frassr and G.

Continued Prom One. Will Meet at Piedmtnt Park. Una and planted the pigskin between the enemy's eOAl DOStS. Coach Crawford did not his men to working the forward paes yesterday,) anrt for most oart the DeJjlonegians played straight foocoall, using the old tackle over tsekle play as a role. Thsjr were unable make any progress through the Yellow Jacket line, and on nearly every two downs were forced to kick as a dernier resort Charters bora the brunt of the kicking ana the wind usually got away wr.n jus pun is.

DahJonera Bather Slow. The team was ratner slow with that was not a heavy sat. as quater is a good man, and 'ft was he who cat down a great deal Of distance from the Sech goal at umes. Puiliback Sims want at tbe line fast rei ough. but Tech held like a stonewall, Mm hImuh as a rule, ware unpro Under the old rules be have split Tech line for 10 yards at 'cho on one of these crawdag playe, but was brought oack yards, the dlstanoe, he made on his original piunge.

As a beginning Chart era kicked yards to Henderson and tbe Danlonega ends were on him before he could budge from his tracks. On the first play uavies was given tbe. bail and the Tech oaptaln made a aloe gain "of "80 yards before the mountaineers were aote to gss tnrough bis interference. Robert failed to gain, but High tower got 12 yards la a left end skirt and Davis followed hint up with 8. Hightower cut loose a ward pass for 10 yards to Mccarty, who tumbled, and it was Dahlanegaa Sims cried the line again for 4 yards, andj' yards through tbe lino ana.

on tne third down with 4 to gain Charters kicked 25 yards. Davis got under the punt and elms Irted the line again for 4 yards, and with nothing doing on the second down. Charters kicked IB yards to Da vies, who' was thrown where he stood. Near the Tech GtoaL This was dangerously near the Tech: goal on the tO yard line and Mccarty booted the pigskin SO yards to Charters. The Dahlonega quarter made IB before he was downed and with the mage situated 45 yards from the Tech goal the mountaineers commenced bucking the line again, and as a result the ball went over after three failures to gain, Tech got IB on a pass Da vies to MeCarty to Robert, but Robert fumbled and Myers pounced on the.

ball Again Dahlonega lost out on downs and after no gain in two Tech efforts MeCarty kicked to Charters, who ran back 5. Davis failed through tackle and Sims made 2. Charters punted for 20 and Flndley. of Dahlonega, got under the pigskin. On the third play Davis fumbled and Robert Jell on the ball.

The kicking game came in evidence again, MeCarty punting for 30, Hightower taking kick on the Dahlonega 1 8 yard Une. I Hightower bueked the line for 2 yards, but Dahlonega held well on the succeed ing playt and the ball went over. Tech I in turn kept Dahlonega at a atandarm cylinder gaso i Charters booted to Means for 25. 1 hrtstia. was called with the score standlnr arq lot the second half Fleming took at ngnt tackle.

On tbe kickoff the ball went out of bounds and on the aeeond effort Char tars ran it back .15. Sims split. the Tech line for 6. Creed foiled to gam, Sirrfs made 2. Charters kicked is yards to Davles.

Luck was offside ft, the flrst scrimmage, and the Yellow Jackets were back s. Hightower'e forward pass from Htn to MoCarty the goal, and Means lessened the distance line play through taokle. Luck Then Dahlonega After two unsuccessful attempts on' the part of Dahlonega. Charters punted Tor 35 yards. Flndley took the kick and was downed in his tracks.

Tech got offside again, and thia aaalated the mountaineers 6. Sims made 4, aha GalloWav but the total looking had, Dahlonega, kicked arain an Tech immediately wonted off uavies, and irum to HXKjwt. MfcOarty kicked 30 yarder Dahlonega receiving the bail on her 16 yard line. Tech killed the first two playj this brought forth soother kick. Daviee taiTng the ball and running it back 16 yards.

Snyder was hurt just before the kick, getting a bad cut over the eye, and Be; I took hla place. Forward Pan to Work. Tech foiled in a forward pass, and Mc KB yeards to Charters on uamonega'a 36 yard line, Dahlonega was held for two downs and Davles took the punt back 4 yards. yards were gained on a forward pass from to Hightower go: away with 20 yards by a sensational end play. Davles made 5 and cut loose a lurwara pass 10 is yards Ing the gain.

The ball was on the Dah lonega 10 yera line and Hightow 3 through the line. Means wax ball and went througv Pahlonega for 8 Davis Palled To Kick Goal. Tne other 5 points came in less time uian it taaes to tell it. for Davles re cevlefl the ball on the kickoff and went aisiance with spiendia Inter ference to help him out. Bell and Huh tower were right with tne oaptaln in hla oa jara journey, ana no Dahlonega player ever got within 2 yards of their man.

succeeded in kicking goal this was lecn 11, uah With only a few minutes to go Char ters kicked to Davles. wno was downed yaraa irom the start. Henderson was nurc tne nrst scrimmage and G. Carty went to left guard. Oahlonega had taken a brace and was iy wen in the second scrimmage when time was called, and the game wound up with Tech II points to the good.

Line Up of the Two The lineup follows: Lpck left end Davidson. Flnley left tackle c. Davis Henderson. G. Snyder, right guard.

Oa Smith, Fleming Creel right cna Myers Rooert quarterback Captain Davles lift Hightower end Davis full back 81ms downs. Davles and savu touchdown. Davles; referee, O'Donnellv of Pennej umpiree, Beone and Dacis; bead linesman, Ramtiw. eralty of Maine: Dahlonega. and Duncan of Teew; timekeeper.

Kingman; time of halves IS minutes. To Match Burns and Brien. Searchlight. Nex October e. Prepaw matching uBrn Brten, or Britt end Gans fior flniah fight on, Ballroad day on whk I of the railroad piaca, Suits and Overcoats (THAT'S OUR HOBBY) Suits and Overcoats manufactured by us at our own factory to be sold direct to the wearer, a positive saving of the middleman's profit.

Patterns were never handsomer, styles were never nobbier, quality was never better. Prices $7.50, $10, $1x50, $15, $18, $20, $25 NEW HATS Stetson $3.50, Hawes' Hats $3, Howard Hats $3, Reliable $2.50, $2, $1.50 Mail Orders Filled. Samples Sent to Any Address. THE GLOBE CLOTHING CO. 89 91 WHITEHALL STREET VANDY MAKES 5 TOUCHDOWNS Commodores Won From the Kentuckians Yesterday by a Urge Score.

Nashville, October 6. (Special.) Vanderbllt won her opening game from Kentucky State this afternoon by a score of 28 to 0. Three touchdowns were made in the flrst half and two in the last. Fumbling alone prevented two more. There were no attempts on either side to use the new rules.

Vanderbilt made the gain principally on crossbucks on the tackles and close end runs. The visitors never made the distance once, and were forced to punt, after the second down. The new commodores. Cos ten. Sherrill.

Wynne, E. Noel and King, to say nothing of the subs, used In the second half, more than came up to expectations, and it was the general opinion after the struggle that Vanderbilt would again be as strong as of old; Craig and Captain Blake were the principal gainers for the locals, making long runs around the But little time was taken oat, which was tbe only redeeming feature of the game under the new rules. The lined up as follows: VANDERBILT. Position, KENTUCKY. Stone and Blake left end.

Sumner Pritchard left tackfe Prim King. Jeft guard Coleman Wynne center Adair Sherrill. Choan right B. Blake Stone. Blake and ngnt Stevenson stone Crawford half Paulfelln Hmnt Craig.

Lock right Chi solm aiamer Umpire, Elgin of Nashville; referee. Walker of Vh sdnla linesmen of Vanderbilt and OoMtbwalte of Ken goals kicked, a Blake 3. I SsD from taew JirH. puis: roree taaa oae ever 1 BON AIR COAL Makes the hottest fire, lasts longer and does not slack. We have doubled our last year sales.

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