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-c 3unt 30') 1034. st. (-souls pai sSlobt-P emacrat, Saturbliz 8B I 1 I 1 I I 8 7' BOX SCORES ES MES MES ES MES Charles Somers, Last of A. L. Founders, Dies Derringer Baffles Cards and Reds Breeze In, Ito 1 I NATIONAL I back home games irort was only thi It started shakeup at played one the road, his leg an confine his club and The seco double-het the playoff ment Tod starts at 2:3 1 bares out at first, and Se lininne" ich wu purposely passed.

Manta' bases. Comoroak-y took this as an. Insult to his hitting ability and socked a hot single to center. vrhich drove Hefty and Shevlin over the platter. Jim Lindsey pittied the fifth and sixth for the Cards with only one man reaching first.

Jinx Mooney worked the last two rounds and al- o4a lowed a run In the eighth on Comorolikrs single. a pus to Derringer and Piers third hit, a single to lefts Continued from Page 6A aplenty in the last half of the fourth. Haley 1041 off with a single over third and lin drew a pus. The two runners advanced on Lom By ASSOCIATED PRESS. SANDUSKY, 01110, June 29.The last member of the "big three" of the American Baseball Leaguethe men who organized the junior circuit almost 35 years agocited today his summer home at nearby Put-in-Bay, tiny port on an island Lake Erie.

He VI ELS Charles' W. Somers, called the father of major league baseball in Cleveland. Preceding league of Baseball' in death were Byron Bancroft in Cleveland NVho Is Johnson, first president of the cir- and Charles Comiskey. owner Dead at Age of 65 the White Sox. Somers passing occurred after a lingering illness.

His home was in Clinton. Ohio. The body was 0 taken to Cleveland tonight for burial. Funeral arrangements had I been completed tonight -4 I "Foolish and Unprofitable." It was back in 1900 that Ban Johnson decided the time was ripe another major league. With J.

Kilfoyle, another Ohioan, Somers I organized the Cleveland Indians Somers' father did not want son to affiliate with "such a foolish and unprofitable thing as 1 baseball" It would be better, he opined, if devoted himself k. by i' the interests of H. Somers Company. l', 1 o' A L17.11114., In sixth place, eleven ths lead. whereas it tee from the top when hi last trip, plans no this time.

The Rajah game in right field on It pulled a ligament in for the present will duties to handling the nch batting. d' gams of tomorrow's Er with Detroit will bo pf yesterday's postpone7 is ladies' day. Game 10 o'clock. allatil Sears 1 basis a this NEW AILS1 1 IS allot owN cl 1 ires are fully time. Come St liberal AL for.all ALLSTATE Is th Tire lot MOTO.

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Pits. KEL1'D1870051. 'Durand. 3 0 3 2 Diebeiner.rt 3 2 1 1 FINchr.s.e 4 liViikrei'moLe 2 1 EMIttics.39 3 1 1 6166.211 3 3 1 2 3 1 M.Desses.35 4 431.11itisi's.it 3 2 Cestril.lb 3 3 1 (1.Mulien.e 4 2 9 1 2 1 8 1 Kishimaa.211 2 0 3 1 iterger.rt 4 1 4 0 lialley.se 2 1 01 Meeban.et 3 2 It ract-61e." I 1 1 rim, 3 2 2 1 1555 Totals 29 7 21 7 Totals 30 9 18 5 a-Baited ter G. Flisimeas la emeriti.

Club. 1 2 3 4 8 1 etwissaispre 1 3 2 6 St. lime 151 1111-- MEN'S DLVISION. S. Boosters Caristrurns.

A A n.H.o.A. Meyer.3b-if 3 3 1 3 1 6 Settek.rt 3 Ipetter.rt 1 FrbegAs 4 3 1 1 8 8 4 1 3 2 4 thad4oler11 8 3 1 Wiped.ae 111. Vegel.se 3 2 1 aerre.lt 1525 3 1 2 3 4 1 Cizek.rt I 4 Gress.e 4 1 10 9 3 1 1 Gibbs.lb 3 3 Miareess.lit 1 2 1 1 2 3 Auteu.rt 1 1 Carreatiost 3151 1 3 0 Tetais 35 flo 26 81 Tutu 38 13 21 4 Club. 1 2 3 4 7 8 9 8. 2 3 1 11...

Caristreas 4 0 4 IMUNY LEAGUE 1 IrPHOTATERT DIVISION. ARTISTIC FIURN. ROYAL AR.11.0.5. TIPHOLATERY 3 1 AR.11.0A. We ltleltalk.

3 1 7 1 3 2 3 1 2 Kebrodsiti.4 I 1 4 1 Butler.o 3 1 3 lisher.lt 3 1 3 3 1 Mohler," 3 I 2 Piskolith.26 3 1 2 libeadln.lb 6 Iviesticklb 3 I 9 Dieeri.36 3 I 2 2 3 1 2011 3 I 4 AYercell 2111 Timex( 2 2 0 1 2 1 Totals 29 5 24 1114right.rt 1 Totals 232188 1 2 3 4 8 6 7 Royal 0 1 0-- Artistic 2 2 4 TAIRGROILND DIVISION. SOK01.11K NEIDRIMillArS. TALKERS. A R.H.O.A. AR.H.O.A.

Gordas.lf 3 2 3 1 5 3 4 2 Keepplo.lb 3 7 2 Angte.2b 5 0 3 3 1 1 Petera.a 5 4 2 1 3 8 2 Marter.sa-c1 5 3 2 1 Pau. 3 1 5 2 3 2 1 1 Steiser.41 3 3 2 Rana," 3 1 2 3 Otaen.ab 2 1 3 2 bleFairr4.0105 3 4 2 2 1 2 Rechss.et 511 1 3 1 4 2 1 2 lib 1 alea.lb 4 4 Totals. 27 5 2113 Totals. 43232114 (lab. 1 2 3 4 8 6.

2 Neldringbatai Sokailb 1 4 6 4 2 3-A-22 ST. LOUIS GIRLS. DIVISION. Baps Ins. rails Aft.R.O.A.

A.BersLs 2 0 Poseo.II-p 4 2 1 3 1 1 John.ss 4211 V.Vort.p4 0 6 3 3 4 Borklet.26 3 1 2 1 C.Du'r.set 4 3 4211 B.ther.31,-s 3 1 2 0 Kins.rt-p-ct 4 2 1 Weles.lts 3 1 I Miska.36 4 1 2 1 E.Ketter.o 4 3 3 Boubm 4 1 6 J.Tunsoals 3 1 4 3 1 7 1 0 3 Nasman.lf 5 1 1 lincecm-It 3 2 1 2 P.Berra.et 4 1 8.11eller.rt 2 1 Totals 36 14 219 Totals 37 Ritinso Is Psis 14 '2 1 8 1 I 3 4 8 6 1 3 2 11 4-26 ee2 1 110 pm ENV DIVISION. A CILV A S. WELDIRM. A 11.I 3 A lIetwe' 4 0 2 CYCLOPP A. rietchm 4 Abeleselp 4 Meitink.p-ois 4 Holm'a1r1-3b 3 J.Murp4y,316 E.15eits.rt Norms 4 4 Moyerxt 3 5 3 I 1 3 I 1 1 2 3 elarthjt a 3 Politisort 4 1 I 2 IMerPtlY.s0-0 4 1 1 1 EndrimP-00 It 1 3 3 ISteking.ate 4 1 1 1 1 2 Hobon.10 3 7 1 3 1 Letsbauerm 2 1 4 Smitimt 4 7) PMIMuMnimEmni 'fetal 36 10 24 6 319 27 7 eVelo .0 3 0 0 4 0 7 Wackman al 1 3 3 1 I 1 -13 WEST SIDE I GIRLS DIVISION.

CCRLEE CLOTHES. 000 HOGAN AR.H.O.A. MARKETS. 2 2 A0.11.4 Lentaa.26 I 1 1 Lahman.T6 8 1.1Waal.a 3 1 1 I MetagerJ1 5 1 Mitebell.lb 3 1 7 2 thawelb 5 I Raaer.II 2 1 1.11..y.rt 5 3 3 2 V.Martin.n 5 2 P.chimmr.Et 3 Svanholm 4 1 2 0 hougles.lb 4 Hroweroms 3 0 Headeke 4 1 Krahro 2 6 V.Min,aa-e 3 I Hammer.21, 2 I 2 1 Ambeaab Cannot-14El 2 elfort 3 0 2 88.11.0.A. Lentonab 1 1 1 Lahman.t6 8 1 3 2 1.1nlokt.s 3 1 1 1 liteisser.lt 5 1 Slitehell.la 3 1 7 2 Choose.

5 1 I Baner.lt 2 1 1.11ey.rt 5 3 0 1 3 2 V.Martla.5 5 2 1 Pellintmrr.rt 3 Svanholm 4 1 1 0 2 Itougles.Ils 4 5 1 Brower.sa 3 0 0 Headeke 4 1110 Krohro 2 6 V.Mtin,00-e 1 Itommer.210 2 1 SI.Mtin.rt 2 1 iintaraab Comtoroort 2000 olt.el Totals 44 12216 Totals 2721117 1 3 4 5 6 7 Curler 164 14101-2 Bob HOESSI 5 3 2 5 1 10.16 MEN'S DIVISION. Boa Cleaners. Sorbets Brand Cara. A In.11.0.A. A B.H.O.A.

Rick.so 4 3 Love.ttet 3 2 1 3 1 I Berker.os 4 1 1 F.E,ors,act 4 1 I ShapIrs.316 4024 Morilt.e JI 115Nownsaa.rt 4 I Oishalt.lb 4 1 1 Tommy, 3 0 10 1 il 1 3 RItelt1.16 3 9 1 Landow I 3 1 Muel1er.21) 3 I 3 Roff.11 4 1 lanktra.lt 2 2 Sehott.et 4 3 0 Bramt-p 3 FosAl 3 1 Serpa, Act I 0 Ferm'ado-et 3012 Totals 4112276 Totals 3342711 Botted for Iankowits la With Inning. Club. 1 3 4 8 6 7 Boa 20663041 0-11 Society Brand 0 1 IS-- 1 IMAPLEWOOD I GIRLS DMSION. TIT GRADE PIDA. J.

HOW ELL 1PTG. AR.11.0.A. APULIA. R.Vollmer.e 5 1 8 0 Rooh' 4 1 F.Roa.or.00 5 3 1 1 F.Doey.'26 4 0 9 1 3 1 1 Cooperort-st 3 2 1 3 3 1 1 1 3 0 Plassayort 1 0- Itetlase.rt 3 1 1 0 V.Itatsrlyrt 3 2 I 3 1 4 Luethaos.26 4 2 4 3 2 1 esulars.16 4 2 9 1 Phillipo.el 3 0 Loporheof 3 2 3 0 3 2 1 Martin.p 3 1 2 Mrting.ef 4 1 0 Coatis 2 0 Totals 31 7 21 12 1 0 0 04 Totals 4113 '21 6 Glatt. 1 2 3 4 7 Hy Grade I'd 2 10 1 2 1-14 J.

Howell Pts. 0 0 0 MIKVS NATIONAL DRUG. VAN'S SUPER AILILO.A. ICES. Danim.310 4 1.2 3 All.H.O.A.

Ruelannb.rf 5 1 1 0 3 0 3 Sfiler.11) IS 0 8 0 Hugbes.cf 3 3 1 Klotz, sta 2 1 1 1Gilles.as 4 1 20 Hocett.21) 4 2 3 10.hiern. rt 3 0 1 0 4 1 0 0 P1brind.31) 3 0 3 3 lit toehner, 3 2 1 Halio.11)-p 2 0 4 Feldman.e1 4 1 3 0 Dietich.11 3 0 1 1 rIIIMPom 3 0 0 Grarniner.e 3 0 Debreeht.p 4 2 OIRrown.rt-lb 3 0 1 1 Sherwood.p 2 0 1 Totals 38 11 27 5 Totals 29 1 27 6 Club. 1 2 2 4 6 7 National Drug 8 Van's buyer ....0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-- 0 I 1 NORTH SIDE GIRLS DIVISION. WRITE WAY ST. Long CUT.

CLEANERS. TLN6 DIES. AR.H.O.A. A 8.11.0.A. Ontna.opet 4 0 0 3 1 6 4 ILDnekerab 4 0 2 1 A.Schla,IS 3 2 D.Wlem.6,66 3 1 1 0 3100 3 2 7 0 3023 14.1101644tev,36 3 0 0 ICHauptab 1 1 11.Witom,6,c1 4 1 0 0 KHaupt.p 3 0 4 0 2 0 Wernfrt 2000 4 9 2 110 4 3 h.et 2 0 4 3 0 2 0 0 4 Tota le 37 10 21 4 Totals 24 13 21 7 Club.

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K. WEBERS. MEYER BROS. Alt 11.0.A. A11.11.0.A.

Raeher.le 4 1 2 4111.11acriket 2 Reek.ss 4 1 3 1 G.Hart'a,3b 3 0 3 2 A.Tisse11.3b 4 1 1 1 Smithit 4 1 2 Eagellaad.ct 3 1 Haeusaelo 3 0 2 0 4 1 1 2 Reise.rt 4 4 Weidner 4 4 Stathie.se 3 1 2 5 1 1 Burkeott 4 2 4 1 H.Tissell.ril 3 1 4 4 Gibbons. 3 1 9 3 4 2 3 1 1 3 seals 33 8 24 5 Totals 31 417 10 Club. I 2 3 4 8 6 I 8 91 O. K. Webers 0 1 0 0 0 0 8 0-- 1 Meyer Drug 3 3 a-.

6 1, 3 1 1 I A 'i'. r.x. l'Ntsi 1 1 kik A 44LY ALLSTATE But Ban Johnhon proved to be a salesman and the deal for the organization of the club went through. Not only did Somers Jr. a lot of money into the Indians' layout: he spent money in behalf of the Boston, Philadelphia and Chicago club i as well.

He was president of the Boston club in 1900 ,1901., It was Somers who engineered coup that brought Napoleon La Joie, greatest of all second basemen; Bill Bernard, star pitcher, and Elmer Flick, great outfielder, to Cleveland from the Athletics when American and National Leagues were fighting over players. The closest any Cleveland club came to winning the pennant under the Somers regimewhich ended in 1918was in 1908, when it finished a half game behind the De-, troit Tigers. Rescue Efforts Fail. The Federal League uprising and reverses in business put Somers' 1 baseball holdings in the hands of a bank a score of years ago, and in spring of 1916 he disposed of club to the late James C. Dunn.

partner, Killoyle, had died in meantime. Ban Johnson tried unsuccessfully to save Somers' club him by soliciting loans from other owners in the circuit. Somers was a part owner of the New Orleans club of the Southern Association and for many years was president of it. He built the present Cleveland League Park, at Sixty-sixth and Lexington avenues. After his losses in baseball he was reported to have recouped his fortunes to an extent in the coal bus1- I.

Surviving him are his widow, 1 orothy, and a daughter, Mrs. W. 'W. Clark. It was Somers who brought the late E.

S. Barnard to Cleveland. He was sporting editor of the Colum' bus Dispatch at the time, and be' came road secretary for the club. He made himself so valuable the first winter that he was put on full-time pay, his contract having called for salary only during the playing season. Barnard became business manager, vice presi' dent and finally president, of the club.

From that he stepped to the presidency of the American League. Arkansas State League. By Assoclatsd Prase. ROgerl. 9: SiIoatfl Springs.

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EUFAULA, June 29. "Shoeless" Joe Jackson, one time peerless outfielder who was outlawed from organized baseball aft-et the 1919 world series scandal, was signed today by the Eufaula club of the Dixie Amateur League. The action brought Immediate comment from W. Amwest, president of the Birmingham club of the Southern Association, that the signing endangered the future status of every other player in the league. American Association.

By Associated Press. Club. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 E. 0 0 0 3 0 2 0 3 0-- 8 9 2 Columbus 0 2 0 11 0 11 0-- 6 11 0 BatteriesPetty. Ryan.

Tauscher and Hargrave; Heise, Sims, Spencer. Cross and Odes'. Club. 1 2 3 4 15 6 7 9 R. H.

E. Milwa's 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0-- 2 3 3 Loulage 1 0 0 0 4 2 0 1 11 8 12 0 BatterCes--Braxton. Stiles and Rena; Hater and Thompson. Club. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 R.

H. H. St.Paul. 500020002-9 8 1 Toledo 1.00200000--3 61 BatteriesThomas and Fenner; Lawson and Sundram. Club.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R. H. E. KIM. 2 Indiana's.

0 1 10 0 1 0 0 .6 9 14 2 BatteriewiThealy. Moore. Harris. and Brenzel; V. Page and Riddle.

International beltiree By Associated Press. Albany R00024020 11 2 Syracuse 010000000-- 1 5 0 Batteries Edwards and Finney; Coombs. Fisher and Taylor. Buffalo 320100101-815 0 3.tontreal 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 1 5 10 1 BatterieslPerkins. Lisenbes and uteri: Ogden.

Collier, Pernorsiti and Stack. Club. 1 2 3 A 5 6 7 8 9 R. 11. Newark 3 1 6 0 6 4 0 0 1-21 23 2 Baltimore.

1 5 0 1 0 2 2 4 5 BatteriesDuke. Doyens. Larocca and Glenn; Melton. Richmond, Pickering, Bola-battier and Atwood. year-olds, one mUe and a sizteantit (on the turf): Saint (Steffen), 16.26, 6.92, 3.12.

Panorama (Portar). 4.82. 2.66. Gold Signet (Westrope). 2.24.

4-5. Chief Garonimo and Play Hooky also ran. SIXTH RACE-4100, claiming. 3-year. olds and up, Hertz course, one mile: Peenpoleolt (Tiptoe), 8.34.

4.38. 2.96. Lady Va Vs (Meade). 3.24. 2.56.

Oscillation (Westrope). 2.62. 4-5. Secluded. Dominant Miss, Wild Turkey and Tar Wetter also ran.

SEVENTH DTNING-4800, elahning, year-olcia. Hertz course, one mile: I WESLEY ROUSE 11711rillt ADIELTITIR. A 2.14.0.4. A ILFLOut. Coasompt 4 2 I 1 1 1116 Pberm 4 1 2 1 11.1orke0.111 301 3 itueormia.mo 4 1 PetsAerort 1 1 besems, 3 11 1 MullkY.

00 .3 11A. Ciarig.2b 2 3 41 II D.Ittiek, 3 0 19 wilayme 3 0 13 Dewine.210 1551 H4440601 1 1 2Morgan.rt 3111 C.Back's,td 2 0 0 Et tanwixt 3151 Total 24 3 18 3 To Ink; 24 6 1 I 1 3 ---6 calarrn. 1orripr.16 4 1 3 .4 1 4151 WAG 4 4 IS Ilrateeltort I 413TooleAt 3 1 Weetber.rt 3 I A 4 ee 1 re rt.Amowit. Iht.11) 1 Mt-0We 01.31b 3 1 1 4 14.11aselt,be 3 1 1 lioskom 4 3 2 3 1 111.1taaglA 4 1 I 1 4 thlintokiem.12 4 3 Teints 29 8 19 9 Iretak .31 8 21 Two out wises grinning ille ersie.4. ninon.

4 4 1 Creeps 4 1 6--10 COLMMANS A It.H.O.A. Runta.eo 3 1 3 1 1 Sargent.p 3 I 3 Itynn.16 3 1 I 1 Chrunlb 3 8 Hensoner.31S 3 3 1 1 8.Niserswel 3 3 1 11.311ealeran 2 1 elynenet 3 3 1 1 Parks. I 11 Jsispee.re Ray.re 11 1 atiesmetelOt 1 Totals 22 4 21 1 Totals 23 2 21 6 Cobras's I I 2 Flyers 2 IMputkera Aasociatioae Pr Associated Press. Nees Orleans 20000 1 Birmtngnem 3001z-4 4 Five Inningsrain.) 1 atterlosJohnson and George; Griffin and Redmond. Knoxville 2 8 1 Idemphis 100000000-1 9 2 klatterlesHulvey and Head; Bayne and Powell.

Atlanta at NamhelllePoetponad. rain. Chattanooga 00 2 001 4 2 9 18 0 Lltla Rock .0 00 00100 0 1 4 2 BatteriesLinke and Holbrook; Nugent. Nachand and Rice. TIM SS 141411111M Oklahoma, City.

4: Fort Worth. be na iv at on. 9: San Antonio. 10. truism.

18: Dallas. O. peaumont. Houotol S. Tigers Have Visions of A.

L. Pennant I Continued from Page 6A. but one of the finest in the field. Most teams depend upon their outfielders for the greatest punch, but all the regular Tiger infielders. Greenberg, Gehringer, Bogen and Owen, at first, second, short and third, respectively.

are clicking on attack. Gehringer, the teams best bitter, has been crowding Heinle Manush for the league's individual batting honors. Goslin, another former Brownie with Detroit, is among the leagues first twelve in batting. Walker is in the .300 class and the third of Detroit's regular outfield, Fox, is around .275. Cochrane himself, who is handling the bulk of the catching as well as managing the Tigers, is batting about .280.

His understudy. Hayworth, is near .275. This array of batters will have George Blaeholder to contend with today. George, getting a late start, did not "find himself" until about three weeks ago. He has pitched four straight complete games, which is some accomplishment in these days of the 'needled" baseball.

Hornsby, whose team Is SeroVar Varnish sun or beating can't harm a SeroTar surface. For all outdoor and indoor uses. Sorolono Semi. Paint. s2s" Gloss Seb Gloss $4, las BasementBeth Morel Paint Department NAND Go IN.711 I 1 I 30E4.50-4 I 2114.7S-1 2971.00-It 0 140 6 70 7.20 30x1.00-20 I 7.4S 2115.25-111 1 1 LOCI t.23 ETA, erfog 4vl-J0 Reasons for Buying Sears RACING RESULTS and ENTRIES I 6 1 mum I lcTax Continued from Page IA.

Crap Shooter (Pruchniekl) 14.90. 7.35. Plain Ben (Fort ll 6.40. 3-5. Chat Eagle, Dark Mission, Conflagration.

Yellow Metal and Poet's Dream also ran. SEVENTH RACE-4600, elainthig. 3. year-olds and up. one mile (on the turf): Meridian Queen (W.

rasher). 6.50 3.60. Timon (N. Wall). 3.05.

4.70. lor (Watson). 3.75. 4-5. Lae Shawl, Double Dare.

Gift Gab and Uppity also ran. 1 ouge, A 4 ,,) III) s. Is 1. Goes Farther 4., of 2. Lasts Longer 3.

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3.44. Tomfoolery (Wright). 7.42. 3.72. By Associated Press.

i Our Admiral (Harbortl. 3.16. MONTREAL. QUEBEC, June 'I, 3-5. Po Ivo'.

Tiny 'Weather clear; track fast- Kitty, Legal Gamble. Mint Memories and FIRST RACE-4400, claiming, 3-year. Thoroughfare also ran. olds and up, Canadian foaled, six fur- EIGHTH RACE-41800, claiming, 3- longs: year-olds and up, Con. mile and an eighth: Refiner (Watsou), 3.60, 5.25, 2.90 Sergeant 1).

(Wtrope), 8.06, 3.34 2.60. maga Love (B. Croft). 157.60. 15.30..

White legs (McCray). 3.96. 2.94. Kehbie (Fellows). 17.20.

Le Ministre (Hanka), 5.14. 4-5. Mythical Lots. Thuls 2-5. Eveline Militia derlight.

Rideau, Chatham Soultan and Golden Words also ran. Girl. Hidden City and Varsity also ran. SECOND RACE-4400, maidens, 2-7ear i Fairmount Park Entrie s. olds, five furlongs: Blind Playdoma (Paosero).

4.00. 2.90,2.45. By Asorielated Preen i Sweep Lore (Peden). 3.80, 2.70. COLLINSVILLE, 111 atm 29 Don (Horvath), 2.55.

FIRST elahning, 4-year- 1-5. Julius J. Lao 13-, skis and 111 IrIV0 000 0 half furlongs Vrudger The Staff, Love Broker and Ethan (18) Allen also ran. Doreen Prineess.107 Vladimir .....117 THIRD RACE-11400, claiming, 3-year 6'44'0 Wave .,111 olds and up. five and a half furlongs: Gertrude 112 Overboard Blue John (Sylvester) 6-50, 3.50.

3.15. Beat Mau 111 Tocaya 101 Bold Robin (Horn). 4.70. Crash 112 Doctor 112 Yankee Doodle, (Case). 3.95.

Singing River 101 Fountain ......101 4-5. Benish Way. Ease In, Elex7 112 Dr. 1,0010 'Transmit. Billy Pat.

Dusky. Commas and Radiation 107 Hanwnaa ...112 Mint Drift also ran. Speto 107 Norwalk- 112 FOURTH RACE $loe, claiming. 3- Bob rp 112 3rear-olds and up. six furlongs: 0ECOND claiming.

3- Betty Farrell (Sylvester), 2.80. 2.50. eat. year-olds and up, si (18)1 liteponit (Watson). 2.60.

out. Gurgler 114 Shift 114 Visionary Hour (Wood). out. Mario War Dimes 114 Pensweep and Busy Mas- Rock ........109 Super 109 ter also ran. Weiss 114 Princess Queen.109 Firm handicap, 15-year- Dinh Manipulator 114 Ole olds and up, filo and a half furlongs; Bill 114 Mami D.

....104 Heartbreak (Sylvester) 4-3023-05. 255. Morvim 104 Gold Rose Thel Judge Primross 4-v5. 2.90. ma L.

109 Artuarius 114 Liaquiri (Chinn), 3.00. Grand Tom Mar 114 3-5. Spot Pot, Despoil, Pro- THIRD claiming 3-year- old and up, five and a half furlongs tractor and Chickshominy also ran. SIXTH RACE-1400, claiming, 3-year. (18lt olds and up.

mile and seventy Yards: Thomas Prince Maeaw 109 Daudet (Eater), 5.90, 3.90. 3.05. The Honest Susan 109 3. Harlem (Sylvester). 4.35.

40. Mutual Friend 109 Col. Cloister 109 Roey 99 Royeretter 114 Coventry Queen. (Watson). 2.80.

ttrong 109 Huerfano 109 :47. Cupboard. Little 3ay hi, ilha Sunway 109 Crenalan and Donnie also ran. veva D. ....104 Good Time Ida .109 SEVENTH claiming.

0- 7 year-olds and up. one mile and te -one-six- nes 104 enth: st teeraft 109 (Horvath). 4.00, 5.20. 2.85. FOrRTH claiming, 3- year-olds.

six far1011111 Iniagale (Fator), 6.65. 3.45. liedins 100 Reny Bees Backetep (Sylvester), 4.60. Mack's Pal 103 Credit blystans.101 Tlme---1 :80 3-5. Zeal.

Charlie's Girl. Mise 108 Minnequa Sedge. Frank Grossman, Doctor Fife Moral 103 Ma 104 and Replevin also ran. Crystal Fl7er 104 Morning Cry ..104 FIFTH RACE-4800, Claiming, 3-year- olds and up, five and a alf furlongs Arlington (7): Pat C. 111 Wino Associated Press.

CHICAGO, June 14am Meneath 106 Teenbereau ...106 I'nele .321 Anna L. Ile clear: track fan. Vi hitharral ..106 I FIRST RACE-SRO claiming. 2-year. RACE-4300.

claiming, 3-year. olds, five and a half furlongs; olds and up, one mile and a sixteenth Leonard Willson (Westrope), 3.64. 2.24. (9) 2.20. Belen 107 llab Wei4Iel 1111 (1C.P.ester).

2.82. 244. Blind Hills III Mary Base 106 Honedi (Steffen). 4.48. Boaton Com'on-106 Wild WsS alt Time--1 Fair Count's.

Proposing Baritone 1 12 Lutes' Luggage Ill and Texas Maid also ran. Walt Not SECOND RACE-11800. 3- SEVENTH 3). year-olds and up. six furlongs: year-olds and up, one mile (14): Heiress (Weatrope).

9.96. 6.1.8. 2.76. Deferred 109 Bob's l'olly Diakin (Hanks). 16.06.

3.40. King Faro ogee 114 Infinity (Keester). 2.20. Jack Abs Furst 114 4-5. Deets Campfire.

Ken- Senator Miss tucky Doll. Curb Bit and Broomshot also Sporting Maudie109 Lasy Mary 109 ran. 104 Dr. Parrish.114 Twat) RACE--4800. claiming, maidens.

Danny Soy 114 Allegretto 114 2- ear-old fillies, five EIGHTH RACE.0300, claiming. 4-your. Again (Meade). 14.14, 7.30. 8.10.

010.1 and up. no mils and oeventy yards Dinah ViC1017 IMattiollit, 6.86, 6.52., (18): Torbank i Pollard 1, 14.76. Lady ...106 Panne lot 2-5. Sarahmond. Gallerne.

External III Flog Ot Irish Colleen. to. Royal Duchess. Light Itaramo 106 1111Te4 Hoops lirocadc Ulla Bello and RAPPre also ran. Santa Crum lel Muffler 106 FOURTH claiming, 3-year Adalor T.

111 Deaup 111 olds and up, six furlongs: Seta III Water Fowl ...111 44 Fanferu (C. Lamb). 42.6M. 15.26. 6.50.

'Attie imam 106 Drabs 106 Gift of Roo, (Arearo). 6.72. 4.16. Major Gornes ..111 Prato 1 merrily On (Tipton). 4.26.

III Hasty Duda Asadnab 111 4-5. Rubio. Pancoast. Sis- Weather cloudy; track muddy. Jens Son.

Hoops and Minton also ran. RACE--31000. aliewanceo, a. sApprentke agoirsace i chamois 1 4monwominAmmoommommali Pomparagote (Armee), 16.12. 6.414e 3.44.

Tomfoolery (Wright). 7.42. 3.72. Our Admiral (Harbortl. 3.16.

3-5. Polvo's Tiny Kitty, Legal Gamble. Mint Memories and Thoroughfare also ran. EIGHTH RACE-41300, claiming, 3- year-olds and up, Con. mile and an eighth: Sergeant IX (Wettrope).

5.06, 3.34, 2.60. White lege (Mceray). a.96 2.94. Le Ministre (Hanka), 5.14. 2-5.

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