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h- 8-. WARPATH Hit -By Druggists, Who Prepare For Attack on McCov Measure. Business of Ohioans Is To Suffer Setback If Resolution Is Adopted. Pharmacists Assert. Republican House Caucus May Be Asked To Take i Action on Election Code Bill ai'CCUL DiirATca To inn axqi'iats.

Columbus, Ohio, April 17. Crippling, if not destruction, of the provisions of the Volstead act relating to their business Is foreseen by pharmacists of the State who to-iuorrow will voice their opposition to the prohibition bill of Senator H. P. McCoy, of Youngstown, before tho Committee on Temperance In the House of Representatives. This bill, drafted by the Anti-Saloon League, socks to limit the medical to the use of grain, or ethyl, alcohol, and forbids physicians prescribing wine, whisky or beer.

-Exception Is made of articles mentioned In the United Slates Pharmacopeia and other official publications In which alcohol Is used as a solvent or preservative In combination with other drugs. The bill contains requirements for licensing by the State Prohibition Commissioner of physicians who propose to prescribe alcohol in their practice, and in othor ways duplicates the Federal act, thus making it extremely troublesome for members of the medical profession and druggist. Old Schemes Incorporated. In addition there are drastic provisions which originally were proposed two' years ago and withdrawn because of their severity. Since tho adoption of the bill by the Senate what was described as uncivil treatment of a delegation of physicians representing the state association the druggists of Ohio have been conducting county meetings and preparing to resist the enactment of the measure In the lower branch.

They have agreed upon two amendments, which will be offered In their name by Representative William C. Wendt, of Columns, a pharmacist. One of these reduces the amount of whisky that can be prescribed in any ten-day perio.1 from one pint to half that amount The other makes the Volstead act provision relating to wine the Ohio law, I. the amount to be prescribed by the attending physician and not be limited by law. It also will be asked that the duplication of permits, and licenses be taken from the bill as onerous and Irritating.

It became known to-day that the Anti-Saloon League may seek to have an emergency clause attached to the bill when It Is' taken up by the committee. May Demand Referendum. This Is due to the fact, druggists say, that a referendum upon the measure may be called unless It Is amended radically and that the medical and pharmacal profeaslons will be found to be supporting such an appeal. Representative Wendt to-day said tlksk It waa. a significant fact that parrot -medlcln manufacturers were not opposing the McCoy bill.

The reason was, he said, that they hoped to profit by its enactment, as alcohol users would turn to their products for the gratification of their appetites. Mr. Wendt also stressed the point that hereafter. If the bill became a law, a person desiring to use any household remedy like essence of peppermint would be required to obtain a prescription from a registered physician and the druggists would have to make a record of each sale. Limitation of whisky to one-half-pint doses Is defended by pharmacists pn the ground that It will compel the rse of wines as a substitute.

The Mc. toy bill's proposal to permit the sale Of one pint of grain alcohol Is denounced as as it will open the way, they- say, for the manufacture ft synthetic whisky, all that Is needed feeing distilled water and flavoring tnatter to make a quart of beverage. Clncinnatian To Speak. In addition to Representative Wendt, Harry Freklng, of Cincinnati: Frank Schwilk. of Dayton, and J.

H. Mples. Secretary of the association, of Cleveland, will present arguments to he committee. a KfTorts are to be made to-morrow Jo have the Republican House caucus sake action upon the election code JI1I. making numerous and radical changes In registration and election statutes.

The bill, drafted by tbe tending committee on elections, will Receive final touches at a special committee meeting to-morrow morning. Led by Mrs. Harriet; Taylor Upton, of the Republican National Commit-5e, women's political organisations Ohio have declared against the provision of the measure, which seeks to extend the terms of mem "bars of political committees until '1924, the opposition being based on he fact that this will shut out women participation In party affairs intll that year. It also a probability that tho "caucus may -be requested I to take action on the question of taxation In order that tho party platform pledge of reform In this direction may vindicated and fulfilled. The General (Assembly as a whole.

It la declared. ls fearful of enacting an Income tax' law and, rather, leans toward claasl- 'flcatlon, although this change Is fought by the agrarians tinder the leadership of Representative Jobs H. Chester, of Paulding County. It has become known that the temporary State Board of Administration appointed by Governor Davis, and made up of business and professional ma high standing, has recommended jtn Increase In appropriations for the malntenanc and care ef various state Institutions under their control of more than tl.OOO.tO above the amount fixed by the. House of RepVe-aentatlves.

The member have made a personal survey of-the it Institutions and assert that because of parsimonious methods In the past this amount Is cssvntlal for repairs. Improvements end betterments. Dixie (auroix BIGHT CASTING. Tbe bait eaater who derives great pleasure from castlns; tbe weedy waters In the early when the bass are on the feed, fia who thinks he has reached the' ultimate in the bait-casting sport has a lot of fun com In to him when be goes Into the nlght-castlnf gam. At night, when the bass are they make sport out of it and flop around in the water like a fang of kids In tbe old swimming bole.

Schools of baas will chase the minnows into the shallower waters, the little fellows making the surface In an effort to evade tbe snapping jaws following them close behind, the bass with coming right out of the water la pur Detroit suit of the escaping feed. bomo' As the day meets the night and' darkness- comes creeping over the that the whole bass family are out In a crowd and you get the strike whether you want It or not Copyright, ltl. Stewart It Kldd Co. SAILOR TAXES HANDICAP. two miles, the longest horse race, run In the West since the days of the Thornton Stakes at Los Angeles.

Re-greso, owned by C. D. Irwin, was second. Veteran, 'of the Dahnken Stable, was third, and Cork, owned by J. A.

Parsons, was fourth. Time, 1:28 1-S. The time was considered very fast TROTTING GOSSIP! TO TSS BX4CIBSS. Lexlagton, April 17. C.

C. Crane. tlll's three-year-old filly, ltulh Volo, by peter voio; nam, Hum uono, to Walter R. Ccx, to be campaigned. Laughter, the sister to Periscope, haa been added to Ben White's string.

ft-AHX LOSES RACE. HOLLAND WANTS OLYMPIAD. Uuinnne, BwltterUnd, April IT. Hoi-1 land tiaa made an official request for tha award of the Olympic vnmea of 1ZS to the City of Anjflterdant, It wni announced to day by Baron Pierre de Couhertln, Prealdent of the International Olympic Committee. Thla waa made known In ron- nectlon with a statement that Holland had officially withdrawn her bIJ for the Olym- pic tame of 192., addlnir Mtt she would vote In favor of the faniri belnf held at Parla.

I WHEN DOES IT END Ave minutes and Capahlanca's and tlfty-four; minutes. Kame Monday nlffht. one There will be no H0LD-0UTS LRZ HIT. Chloaa-o, Aeril J7. A blow baa? ha 11 "hold-ouK was delivered by the Major and Minor I a rue a' Advisory Council tn.

day. when a rule was adopted providing that player under reserve who fall to report to their cluba within ten days after the opening of tho chnmplonnhlp seaaon would be place! on th Ineligible lint, and that th application of such pi a vera for- reinstatement must to tho Com-mlaatoner. Judge K. M. Isandls.

TO BOWL FOR TITLE. terank Frohnauer will meet John Wagner for the city championship this week. The first. Ave games will bo rolled off at the Federal Alleys to-night at olclnck and the second half will le rolled off at Reich ert's Alleys Saturday night. Wagner la the present city cnampion.

PAT WALSH HATCHES. srsruL H.rATCB TO TBS SMOTiaia. Kansas ry. April 17. Pat Walsh, of Cincinnati, has wen matched to meet Billy Mrltton.

of this city. In a bout hers April IS. Walsh Will train hern villi Horn Walker tn prriaxratlon for the bout. -Ho win leave llncinnau Monday. SO HYLAN DECLARES! i Kw Tork Lsada America la Mor-alay Mayor Declares.

New Tork. April 17. New Tork City "will be found to be cleaner and better In respect' to moral conditions than any other city or town tn the United "tales. Msyor John F. Hylan declares In a statement to-day on the forthcoming Investigation of the municipality by a Legislative Committee.

Ha termed tha Inquiry to be a "wast of tha people's money." but said he the commutes. Philadelphia water, no doubt you have often heard 1 i.Jf,.. the splash of the big bass as they Indianapolis topped the surface. Thai was the Minneapolis Ml Paul time to slip Into the boat and let It Knnsaa City drift out among them, casting your. plugs out In the vicinity of the latest, splash.

When the bass strike at! night there Is considerable more! thrill to landing them than in the' more prosaic daylight stunt You know by the kicking fight that you have a big old fighter on the business end of the line, but until you slip sjrj net under him you never knawi whether you land him or not. There Is a lot of guesswork In making the cast; you don't know Just' what distance to give tho lure until: you do a little nlgbt tuning, arter which your sense of distance Is governed by the sound of the splashing fish. This, however, does not bother you at all, as you probably will get a smashing strike from a bass anyway, whether you connect with the one you really cast for or not. When TELE ENQUIKEK, CINCINNATI, MONDAY, AlAilL IB, 1921 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. St.

Lools Cincinnati Chicago Pittsburg New Terk Boston Detroit Cleveland Paul Clubs. New York Washington arieedv dash Cleveland 14 Louisville City Columbua Toledo Rain Milwaukee Indianapolis Minneapolis Clubs. Chicago Boaton Pittsburg New York Philadelphia CINCINNATI Brooklyn. St. Loula American Association National League.

ST. I1UI8 at CINCINNATI. PiTTsnrnoH at Chicago. NEW YORK at NITON. BROOKLYN at PHILADELPHIA.

American League. CHICAGO at ST. LOI'IB. CI.KVEI.ANI at DETHOIT. PHII.AIKI.I'IIIA at WASHINGTON.

BOSTON at NEW YORK. American Association. ST. PAUL at KANSAS CITT. MINNEAPOLIS at MII.WAl'KEE.

COM'MBOS at Toi.EDO at INIIANAIOI.IU. REDS REMAIN IDLE. they are feeding at night It seems Bain Causes Postponement of First O.me of Cardinal Series. BY JACK RYDER. For the second Sunday in succea- of play by adverse elements.

wintry weather yesterday prevented Whatcom Entry First in Two-Mile any chance of a game with the Car-Tl. Juan. Handicap. dlnala and the contest was called off Ban Diego, April 17. Sailor, of jat the noon hour, the Whatcom Stable, to-day won thei" At that time the field was a sea of Impression on the Red leader.

He la i a tall and well-built youngster, and 1 Eddie Krahn. Central States champion! i. nnu.errui could chew when he endeavored to defeat arm and to be a corking- food hitter, the best collection of amateur roller skat- jf Douglass makes ood It Is likely ers In a handicap match at the Music Hall rink Last nlgbt. E.l.lle lost after a gallant that Catcher Tom Conway will nit ht when Helixman. with a tenth of.

farmed out to some minor league st a mile handicap, breasted tfae tape a foot In front of the professional. Krahn'a time class, where he can work regular'? was Novl. es, amateurs and profes- behind the bat and gain more experi- sionais win compete in ine ntres wnien will be held on Tuesday, closing night. He bns Llnehan. champion walker of Cin ence under lire.

Manager Moran expressed himself cinnati, will endeavor to walk a half i-nd with tha ahnwlnc of "heel and toe" while Eddie Krahn skate. weu sallsnca Wtn tne snowing ot a mils. the club, with the exception that l.J I has not been getting- a good pitching as he hoped for. "The team Is a sroo'J one," he said last niKht. "I think and the Reds have to win two of them to keep out of the depths of tho cellar.

BRAVES TKDC DODGERS. 5.000 Tla Juana Handicap race of Ih tcmDerature wa, very 1.. wi and Holke; close to the freexlnt; point Much to the regret of both playerssnd fans the combat had to be postponed. The game will be played off on June 2, which Is an open date for both clubs, following the second series of the Cardinals at Redland Field. The Cards arrived early in the morning from Chicago, where they encountered the Cuds and some In charge of 1 trotters belonging to John bad weather.

They lost both games J. iTBNUfni ni m. ja.uonni lTOf- 1 ting Aaaociatlon, arrived, hers last night played to Evers men- and now are holding down the cellar position In ATr.lplu5lmr.bl. atring of ,7 trottera, I th' 10,9 In charge of Trainer Bill Andrewa, arrived I their hotel all day long and will be thla afternoon at the Kentucky Trotting Horn Breeders' Association track from out early this afternoon. If it warms Thomaavllle, Oa.

The cur gnes lek to) bring up the atable of Harry K. Drv.reux, nd there Is a chance for a game, Vohnewnd8.ouio.dy announced that 1 t0 et ln P'ctc they he haa leaaed from John W. Na.h for before tacklinsr our boys, the remainder of the season the aervlcea i "caiing our ooys. of the stallion The Northern Man. 1:06 The Reds, of course, enjoyed-a com-Jay Crltch field, acting for an Eastern Krty, yesterday nought by wire from I plete The squad was aug-Inl.

R.nn. tit Ul Ml.rll ni. A GILT-EDGE STOCK Boston ...1 Brooklyn ,2 I Rain A American League. com -V YjT- wr.hing.on 7 $7 Philadelphia 1 iS. Chicago Ralo TfSa I VfV iNv i FT M0 "ZrV a i a i.ii 1 II il A i 7 aasvrr: Uaiat AWaaVAAV usjvvasvaM I awsTVaJUrlllll II -A 1 I 7.

'wsV I HOW THEY STAND. KaUonalLeaffue. I l'T Won. lAmu llllJJ(fl ''l' j1 Stock kc Rickb CZ3 JU JuE.A Vn American League. Ml3 i K-X tA CVf i Won.

Lost. Pet M00 VbOH 'f. sZi'O' Ho! 'Jay GAMES TO-DAY. SOCA 1., both were knocked out of the sjiwxwwn.ii.11- Mitchell held the Bravea after the alxth Inning, allowing only two bits. Score: B08TON.

1 1 Powell, cf. Harhare.as I Boeekel.3b I Holke. lb. I Kord, O'Nell. c.

Klllln lm.p AB.H.PO.A llOl.nn. BROOKLYN. Drlfflth.rt. Wheat, Konet y.lb lLMyera. 3 SIKrueser, 0.

4 Oll'feffer. 1 HMItchell. 1 I'llood. AB.H.PO.A' Ji 11 17 17 30 Batted for Sheehan In tbe ninth. Innings 134171 Boston 1 10 01 100 Brooklyn 0000101 Errora O'N'ell, Olson.

Johnaton. 3 1 0 1 3 1 0 3 11 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 Tk. I nn Fllla C1t PfonVr. off Oe.ohirer. 2: Cormick.

American League 1 MATS REPEATS WOKK Of Opening Day and Blanks the Boston Bed Sox. New 17. Carl Mays, repeating his wonderful pitching of the HMnln. Aav Af th. season, held Boston to tA-menteo yesteroay oy me arrival ot boston.

Lucille Blngen. AS Catcher Astyanax Duuwlass ruin Rn V. Jones nit aueeeedad HIihImL -t. Vltt.3b.... 3 13 Whit.

a. trainer of the E. It. Utile string. i Foster.Sb 1 White will open a public atiihle.

Worth, Texas. This lad was recom- Hendryi.rf 4 Henry llorlne has shinned nodeaEa-1 kv fnarh rtnvd Phimh.r, Meaoeky.lf 1 and he left his college work on the 4 chance of making good with the Reds. He reported to Manager Moran in ituel.c. 3 the mornlnir and created a favorably 1 31 4 14 11 PHILADELPHIA. I ji.

AB.H.P1.A ii.c v. i pykee.ZD.. 4 4 Hanna. Anrll 17. The twelfth ram of look and believe that the team Will Wltt.rf....

the world championship chess tournament! climb rapidly as soon as the weathel waa declared a draw to-night when lr. i Emanuel Lasker unsealed his thirty-first warms up. movement and Capblanca, tho Cuban If tt ts possible to play ball to-day, challenger, offered a draw, when Iji.k-r o.hi accepted. The move was sealed when the Luque will pitch against the Cardl-game was adjourned, early thla morning, nals. There still are three games to l.asKer lime ror ine game was two 3 Mvatt 1 Bruxlll.lh, 4 ugun.3b..

4 J.Wl'er.e. 4 Welch. l(-c( 4 4 Nnylor.p... 0 Moore.p. Shannon.

Totals. 3711414 Fewster.lb 4 114 3 Uuth.lf 3 4 3l.Meu.el.rf... 4 OIHndle.cf... 4 3 Ward.3h... 3 HchallK.C...

4 3 Batted for Jones In eighth. 1 13 4 7 8 I 1 0 3 3 1 1 3 3 0 3 1 0 3 0 0 Totala. 31 10 17.1 Rminn a a a a New 1 0 0 1 0 1 4 1 Ht Two-Base Hlts-Pecklnpaugh, Plpp, I WASHINOTllN. AB.H.Plt A. Judge.lb.

4 10 4 110 Itlce.cf 3 11 l.ewl-.lf... II Harrls.lh.. 3 14 1 3 0 11 1 0 1 Plclnleh.c. 3 11 Johnson.p.. 3 111 17 17 11 Dan McFarland.

the Cincinnati for O. Walker In eighth, business man who was of so. much led for Moore In ninth. tUat- assistance to the Reds durln their 11147 training Jaunt at Cisco, arrived from the South yesterday morning and will fihanKs. nourke i.

Two-witness all the a-amea of the Cardinal Hose Hit lllce. Three-Base Hits win i lykea. Stolen Base Harris. Sacrifice Hits Answers To Baseball Queries. Iwla, Itlce.

Double Plays Hhiinks to Harris to Juare; Moore to Oalloway; Dykea to nrailll: Dusan to Irkrs to Bra- 3 Have' Hamlltr.n (. for. llttt on Bnaes Philadelphia, 10: J. Hays. Hamilton gets ereoit Tor.

waehlnston. Base on Halls oft iloore. winning Friday's game between Cln- off Johnson. 1. Hits Off Naylor.

4 In 1 clnnatl and Plttaburg. The MM tt? 1. rule prevails this year as has always pitch Johnson. Losing pitcher Nayior been the case for crediting games Uini.lres Connolly, and Morlarty. time when pitchers' are changed.

Hamll-, ton pitched seven Innings and the score was three to one In favor of HJiar i tivai ur snuw Pittsburg, when Yellow Horje re rl' lleved hlrrf. so It naturally la Hamll- 0n Tlg-er Field Causes Postpone- A Fan, Richmond, Zimmerman, at Heine that time with the ment of Detroit-Indian Game. Detroit. April IT. Navtn Field' to- Cubs, put two home runs over the I omy was blanketed with snow several left-field fence at Redland Field about 10 years ago, but that waa before the present stand was built and the left field was a good deal shorter than It la now.

No fair ball. haa ever been put over the fence -since tho field was enlarged In 1011 George Kelly, of the Giants, put a foul fly over In August. last year. inches deep, and Indications were that none of tbe games of the opening series between Detroit and Cleveland would be played thla week. The snow fall began late Saturday night and continued throughout thla afternoon, postponement of th open ing game with Cleveland being announced early this forenoon.

I American Association ST. PAUL. have not Decn niuina so nara as in i im- at nonm boys did in the South, but that is to be expected when facing- Ditchers of, Washington. April 7. Walter Johnson! the class carried bv the Pirates.

At wa" ft'v the pinches to-day that the club had a lot of hard lu and I think we are about due to run up some larger scores. 1 am not In hour! be P'oyed wlth tn0 st- Louis team nours. i JOHNSON IS STEADY. and Washington took tha first game of the aerlea from the Athletic. 3 to 1.

Score: A.t least two- days of bright warm Both Pfeffer and, Ocschger Are weather will be necessary to restore Driven Prom Mound. 1 the field to playing Condition, It Is I Brooklyn. April IT. Boston mads believed. The Tigers have played kut four out ef with the Brooklyn champions to-day, spaaing the season at Eb-bets Field with a 4-to-l vtctorv.

Pfeffer. ef Braeklya, and Oeecager, sf Boston, opened. two mrmes, one. of them in a steady drltile of rain, since the seaaon Mobile AH.H.PO.A otT Kllllngtni, on Mcviuiuan, z. mrucic sir Out By Pfeffer.

by Mitchell. by IMincan.lf.. (1.1 Oeschger. 1. Hits OK Oeschger, 7 In 7 Itlggert.rf.

4 10 Innings (none nut In the eighth); off Mlll. r.cf.. ill KUUnglm. none In no Innings tnone out In Boone.M. 4 11 th.

eighth): off McQuillan, none In 1 In-' (17 nlnga; off Pfeffer. tin 1-3 off (3d Mitchell, 1 In 3 1-3 Innlnira. Douhle Piny. ill Boerkel and Holke, McQuillan. O'Nell: Hall.p 10 0 Pfeffer, Olson and Konetcny; ri.ier.p...

eat, Hheehan and Koneteny. -nans i i Left nn- Base. Bo.ton. Brooklyn. Merriti.p.

2 10 Time 1:01. Umpire. Hart and Mc 44 II 17 17 At New Orleans-New Orleans Atlanta Itatteiiea Vance. anil Ie Berry; Doyle, good and Fulirman. KANSAS CITY.

Hutler.lb. K.Uood.cf llrluf.ll y.wllllng.lf.. Fe.ld.rf lBnno.p ojtHentt lllteynoMa.n. IJConnolly. Totals.

40 14 17 i In Fourth and Score Twelve Mark .1.. T5j. a.M nM Hlt Boerkel. Orifflth I. Krueger.

Hit. Harhare. Nicholson. Ba.ee SAINTS GET BUSY ers us jiansas vny. Kan.aa City, April 17.

After Kan. IS aaa City Imttora had made thro, home runs In the flr.t, second and thlnl the I last bringing In two men, St. 'Paul knocked 0 4' Bono from the bog In the fourth and con-0 2 tlnued to hammer delivery for Two- a total of 11 rune. AH. H.PO.A I for Foster In fourth.

tBatted for Wllllama In fourth. JbsHt.d for ln ninth. 1 1 3 4 (I 7 St. 100 11 0000 114 Kanus City 1 13 3 1 0 tf 0 Errora Armstrong Hall, Brief, 7.wll-ling 1. Two-Hose Hits Dressen.

Illggrrts. Armstrong, Berghamnier, Miller, Kellx, Cochran, Butler, Scott, lathera. Home Huns Cochrane, Good. Kwllllng. Stolen Bases Drcsscn 3, leathers.

Brock. Snerl-flce Hits Butler, Leathers. Plays Hutler to Brief, Hoono to Uerghnthmer tn lircssen 1. Ift on Bases Ht. Paul.

Kansas City, 11. Rases on Balls off Reynolds, off Hall, off Foster, 1: off Merrltt, 1. Hits Of Bono, I In 3 1-1 tunings: off Wllllamo, 3 In 1-3 Inning: off Hall, ft In 1 Innings; off Foster, none In 1 Inning. Hit by Pitcher By Merrltt (flood), struck Out By Bonn, 5: by Mer- i rllt. 1: by Foster, 1.

Winning Pitcher four hits to-day. New York winning. 4 to lowing Pltrher Mono. Umpires n. v.

in lu.iit.. nn II I mu II a.iu dbiiiiiiiiii, 1111 an hour on account of rain, and the game was played on a heavy, muddy field. Plpp, of New Tork, made a double and two singles scored twice and drove In a third run. Myers. p.

Totals. NEW yoilK. AU.H.I'O.A. CITBS OUT IN FRONT In National With Perfect Percentage Week's Baseball Review. New York, April 17.

The week's record In each league of games played, won and lost, with runs, hits, errors, men left on hoses, and runs scored by opponents. Including games of Saturday, April 14, la as fullows: NATi Clubs Chicago Boston Pittsburg New York Philadelphia Brooklyn Clnclnnntl ward. nit Meusei. Hacrlflce Clubs Hits Pe.klnp.uuh. Ward.

Ift on Buses yorc New York, 7: Boston. 7. Base on Balls- ('leveland Off Jones. off Mays. 3.

Hits off Jones, Ht xuls 7 In 7 Innings; off Mnvs. 3n 1 Inning. 1 w'ashlnirton' Struck Out By Mays, by Jones. 1. Wild Pitch Mays, losing Pitcher Jonea I'm- i.tmll plres Hineen, Nallln and Wlleon.

Time chicBgo 1 Philadelphia riONAL LEAGUE. p. w. l. n.

h. i 1 1 0 I 21 0 13 .4 3 1 1 411 3 13 1 ft ,4 1 1 10 4 4 31 11 .3 1 1 1 41 11 3 1 1 11 41 I II 4 1 3 IS 3 17 ,4 1 3 11 111 4 11 111 .1,0 1 1 9 11 10 American League. p. w. l.

n. h. E.r.B.on 1 17 IS 1 3 4 1 14 17 1 11 4 1 1 17 37 1 I 15 1 IS 11 Chattanooga sixteen Innings. Batteries Mann and Ponds; Neltlerkoin. At Memphis Memphis Little Hock Batteries Chambers and Ponnard and Kohlliecker.

I 14 7 17 14 7 .11 30 31 IT 111 11 1 17 3 10 4 14 17 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. an me lans wno waicn mo piays At BIrnilnghum-Nnsbvllle carefully will agree with me. Senator Wizard Forces Philadelphia same postponed; cold, B. H. E.

3 10 .11 Boone and II. E. 11 3 4 111 Hunvllng; n. H. K.

11 1.1 1 6 1 olhcrt. Torkclson Konemann, Ilea- MINOE GAMES. srnruL Disr-ATi to tub sxgi'iBKB. Maysvllle. April 17 The acorca of tho two games played here between the Alaysvtlle team ami tho Norwoods follow': First e-ame: It- H.

K. 7. rti Mnysvllle Norwood Second gnme: Mnysvllle Norwooil 1 13 Batteries Dice and Frltch; Helter and Collins. Umpire iaimy. It.

II. 2. 4 1 Batteries Dice nnd Vorhecs and Beard. V'mplre Daddy. ARTHUR RYDBERG'S Mijnnii VAroB nATiw an 6WKU1S1I MAHMAGM i fAHUIsW Th Iletter War of treating mnd MoMcalar ABIictlaas Is wUk MsesUsk LboW Dept Mrs, A.

Rydaerg. Mom's Mr. A. NssVsng. fhmmm f'ml Sift.

SIS I vrie Theater MS VINd STHKstT. WE HAVE MONEY In Any Amount To Loan On acceptable collateral such as DIAMONDS and JEWELRY. Wa also specialise la the parcaass and sals of these PfflLUPS BROTHERS JEWELERS A'D COIXATEKAJL BBOKEJtS, ritOVIDKNT BANK. BlILnlXQ, SKVKTU AA'O Vl ST.i Oaa rleer Up, At the Bead the Mala stairway. Boxinf.

i MONDAY. APRIL II. At New York Phil Bloom vs. vrillle Beecher. At Wew York Kid Norfolk vs.

Phil McNeil. At New York "Red Cap'1 Wilson vs. Willi. llp r- At Zanosville. Ohio Johnny Mills vs.

Hons Mullln. At Detroit, Mich. Jack MeAuiiffs vs. Ser geant Norcroaa, At Detroit Mich. "Whltey" Fitzgerald vs.

Joe Dawson. fhann Jam At vajnoen, r. Benjamin. At Baltimore, Md. Earl Puryear va.

Kid i Wllllama. I At Plttaburg, Penn. Jack Perry va. Johnnlr Tillman. At Wheeling, W.

Va Johnny Kelach vs. Joe TUESDAY. APRIL 1. At PhTtadalphta. Penn.

"DUser" Kelly-vs. Freddie At Allentown, Penn. K. O. Loughlin va Ralph Sch.pp.rt.

At Harrleburg, Penn Johnny layo va V.ilillM Rhurirrue. At New York Joe Welling va. Pets Hartley. At New Yor Clay Turner vs Paul i Sampson. I WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10.

At New York Willis Curry vs. Phil Del- mont. At Portland, Ore Roy Moore vs. Terry' Martin. At 'St.

Louie. Mo. Johnny -Murray va Harry Kabakoff. THURSDAY, APRIL SI. At Minneapolis Minn.

Tommy Olbboni va, Chuck Wiggins. At Bpringneld. Ohio Hope Mullln va Johnny Lew la. 9 At Huntington. W.

Haley va. Johnny Martin. At Cleveland, Ohio Jack "Sra" Wolfe va. Danny Kramer. At Bo.ton, Maes.

Harry Oreb va Jimmy Uarcy. FRIDAY. APRIL 12. At Bcranton, Penn. Johnny Mealy vs.

Al Murphy. At New York Jack Sharkey va Benny Coster. At New York Willie Spencer va Bobby Hanson. SATURDAY, APRIL 23. At New York Charley Ooodman vs.

Matty Murphy. At New York Terry Davis va Joe Dalley. Baseball. Monday, Tuesday and Reds va. St.

Louis Cardinals at Redland Field. Gnmee called at 1 o'clock. Thursday. Friday and Saturday Keda at Pittsburg. Sunday Reds vs.

Pittsburg at Redland Field. Game, called at 1:30. Turf. Saturday opening of Kentucky racing season at Lexington, Ky. Contlnautlon of spring meeting of Hart-.

ford Agricultural and Breeders' Aim-elation at Havre de Orace, Md. Continuation of meeting of Lower California Jockey Club at Tla Juana, Mex. DEEBT ELIGIBLES' Will Leave Louisville Thl Week To Kace at Lexington. srsciAL Bi.riicH to Tli xqriBca, Louisville, April 17. Several Derby eligiblea quartered at Churchill Downs will be shipped to Lexington this week to participate in a number of good purses there.

To-day will mark tho departure of a number, while the bulk of the racers here will be sent Tuesday and Wednesday. Amonir fhem will be Leonardo II. and Konne Homme, McClelland and Sims Derby candidates. Several advanced two-year-olds. Including Eternal and The Wanderer, eligible for the Ben All Handicap and the Blue Grass Stakes, and belonging to the same owners, will be sent They will probably be named to start ln both events.

Horses belonging to the stables of O. L. Blackford, Kay Spcnce, Lloyd Gentry, L. A. Cahn.

B. J. Brannon. F. J.

Kelly and Roscoe Goose are also scheduled for racing at Lexington. Included in the Blackford assignment will be the stable's Derby hope. Centimeter. Other Derby eliglbles which will bs included In the Lexington shipments are J. S.

Ward's Bid Legs, J. Kelly's Guv'ner and Gangway, and B. J. Brannon's Cul. Kaker.

It expected that Leonardo II. and Bonne Homme will run Saturday In the Bcu All Handicap. The former has been assigned 109 pounds, while tha latter 1 will shoulder 104 pounds If he start. Frigid weather discouraged workouts at the Downs this morning anl only a handful of rallbirds weK there. Coyne and Ben Bolt were the only Derby candidates to be brought out and they were givfcn bnly slow cantering exercises.

Leonardo -il. and Bonne Homme were kept cover and their exercise confined to a tramp around the shed. Edward F. Simms, of Paris, part owner of th: stable, visited the Downs this morning for the purpose of looking over his Derby contenders. BASEBALL TO-DAY ST.

LOUIS TS. -R ED Tickets at Straus's qune CaUetl at 8:00. TIA JUANARESULTS. FIRST HACK Five and. a half DlvUnd.

114 Hywsrd.lll 7 14 O. Homeet'd. Ill (Dorlty) 7 40 4 00 Little Pointer. 14 (Parkel Time Viva. Kevlew, Tamlrteii Lewis Baby Faust, Positauu and Nellie Wllmer also raa.

8BCOND RACE Five and half fur- longs: H. James. It 00 til El Sable. 107 (Noble) 1 0 4 40 Dlnero. Ill (Murray) 1 Uttle Jake, W.lga, Levan and Ultle One also raa.

I THIRD RACE One mile and seventy yarda; I Dickie 111 (Dorlty) 1 110 14. Pl.rrot. 117 (McCulah) 10 4 40 li (Parke) 0 Tlmo 1:4. Frank Shannon. harlea-tonlan, Klectrlc Boreas, Nashotah, Kmulda and Cobrlta also ran.

FOURTH RACE Five furlonga: I Toombeola, 00 13 0 11 4 Hurry 1, 114 (Rayward) 10 1 0 My Maalu, 107 (Noble) Time 1:01. Little Sandy. Lady Mack, Pittsburg and Kirkwood also ran. FIFTH RACE Mile and one olxteentsK Mont'ry, 10 K.HuriDt 14 40 II Ike Harvey, lot (Majestic) 4 40 1 0 Vordl Loon, 104 (JouesJ 5 04 i Time Walk Up and Trophy also ran. I SIXTH RACE Tla Juana Cup; purse 18.000; Uro miles: Sailor, 107 (hi.

40 $3 60 1 0 ltre.no. 100 (1. Hurn) 1 I Veteran. 101 (Powell) 1 Time 1:11 1-. Cork.

Bourbon Qrsen, El Rey, Runecraft alao ran. I SEVENTH RACES Five and a half Tur- I longs: Cahalnn. (Parke) 1140 160 I 0 J. Ellsworth, IDS (Mnj'ic) 30 1 io Ring, lot K. Taylor) 10 Time Joe- Ooodman, Phrone Ward, Lady In Black and War God also run.

EIGHTH RACE Five and a half furlonga: East Inillnn. lull (Buxton)K 60 13 00 (2 40 Lonely. Ill (Klegler) 30 10 Ollle Wood, 111 (E.Taylor) 4 00 Time 1:07 Mannchan. Danelne; Girl, Ike Mills, Corncutter and Jack Ledl also ran. NINTH RACE Five furlongs: C.

A. Comlekey, 114 (Jnnes)t 0 3 40 3 00 John Il (Mulcahey) 4 10 .100 Stanley '102 (D. Hurn). 3 40 Time 1:00 1-. Frank Waters, Mex.

Walter Wliltaker, Little Connie, Oklahoma Irish also ran. OTHER LEAGUE STANDINGS. Southern. League. Cluna.

W. I Pet. Clubs. W. Memphis.

1 0 l.lMin 1 1 Hlrml'am 3 1 .760 1 3 I'hatta'ga 1 1 Nashville 1 3 N. Or'ana 1 1 .600 Lit. Rock 0 1 Texas League. Clubs. W.

Pet. (lalvestnn 3 0 1.000 Kt. Worth 1 H. Antonio 1 1 fail 2530 I CI una. W.

L. Wa Kails 1 1 1 .67 Bh'vepnrt. 1 1 1 1 lleaum nt I 0 3 TEXAS LEAGUE. Ft. Worth, 10; Shrevenort, I.

Han Antonio. 4 Benum.irt, 3. tlnlvcston, 11; Houston, 7. Wichita Falls, 1 1. I'c-t.

.600 .0 I Pet. .331 ..1:13 .000 ENTRIES AND WEIGHtT HAVRE DE GRAct First Tt.en Th. for fou'r to-yesr-old; four Slelvecon 110 If llrnoni.tec, i.V ney Vrslna a2(iil raid ii in SiieeJ.ter 113 sa.i.lt Iji.1v Kath'nlul Hiai jiiiijh ajUO'Dark Hill 1U1 felxth Race CialmliiK; and upwaid; one mile utv itili War Club 113 32430H. Huiiley.lll Jim VA 3XiU Tom Lp Mary Krh 1IJ U2)I2VV 'necomic. 1UJ Apjirentice allowance rUimtii Weather clouily.

Track SELECTIONS4 ma roars itu.n. i Uncertainly, -111 Harvest Qu.i-i,, i Some Bird. r. wink; j. H.

LUu. Second Race The Sk.i, Chase; handicap: for upward; about luo niilt- r-l 3101 Stucco 147 30(61 Ur. J. 8 -1J. 3114 Peccant 'j Ik 3U7 Ovvimutcli JjO bit euiiy.

Third Race ClaimiM-olds and upward; ne Jijie Hindoo.t 31(113 Ernest 1U ioaaaioul ..106 3ZJ17-M JUI11IKU 31.34 HUKarniltu li: 31441 Kewessa 33(33 Who CarealU 3074 Lib. (in I. ..110 AI.hll.lo. Myrtle SS KeedlUS Fourth Knee The K.ii three-year-olde; mx fuii aillMU. d.

MuniyllU 1 In HHIU Klue Belle. aiUlU rnuuu. llu Klitn.e 110 N'lu Raider. llu Tubliy A 3.4." Nutunal Hfth Kare-Claiining: and upwaid; ont King lm. v.

1. 1.1 u.ty "'Mil U. Ht hocpfj. is "4 'ff tin i ails l'O X'. I ir MH 1 JZV.ii'V ard ui'wurd; one ml'e an I Havre de Grace.

rironmHter, I'ncerlnlnty. I'i lim Parr entry, Ktui-co. Itronzu Kmtl-. lnuv Fivnk, Klriih. Mumlm Juiubo.

Nlirht Holder, TANTAl.l'H, KIliK John. Cntli. Wnr t'luli. Warlike, Vupliitnk. Sammy Kelly, Hpeiilsu CHICAGO FOIIM HAMiICAP.

Broom.ter, Mawrt-oron. Slelvecontrd. Duglioutte. MUlns 11., Ktuirii. Mumlio.

Jumbo, Ti UMly, Ikiily' Luinrt INimpas, KitunUH. (ii'iieiAl AKrklnonu. TANTAl.l'H. KIliK John. Imrk Hill.

Mnry Krb. Iron liny. Tn.w I'p. Hiinitnrlii. Saniiny Kelly, MaIm.

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