The Oregon daily journal., September 02, 1906, Page 10, Image 10

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C! ants Trim CoklslAgsjrr-rfast
Tennis1 at Irvlngton Cans, and :
Nelson Ready-Raclng, Boxing.
Electioneer Wins ths Futurity
"Record-Creaking Came at Bos
. ton Eastern and Coast Scores.
Edited byl.A.UOMM
Everything la Sportdom
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PRINCIPALS IN THE UGHTWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP BATTLETO BE FOUGHT AT COLDFIELIVTOMORROWr
EtECIIOIIEEB-lD
A'GREAT RACE
GilTS TIE ONE
FROM SEALS
In Interesting Match" th Locals
' Find. Hitt for Sufficient - A
n J?'' m X -- -
Journal srag
Poor Man's Victorious Horse Is
Cheered by Over Forty Thou
.'' ' ; ,sand Persons. ' ''; ' .
RICHEST ISTAKS EVENT.
OF ENTIRE SEASON
Runt to Wln.: V
FAN SEN JOY THE SPORT
AND CHEER PLAYERS
Portland1 Comes , Up From Rest fa
Eighth Inning and After a Comedy
of Stunts Scores Three Runs and
Cinches Game
-The Score. :
Fortland I San Franclaco, r ,
" Batteries Callff and Donahue; Hltt
an WUson. , ,.' : . -; . ., v .
There waa enough nolee at yeeterday's
cam to laat for aoma time. Of eourae
noise la essential when the Glanta win;
we rather look foe demonetratlona of
Joy. but the kind thnt attended yes
terday's exhibition was ' ihe "renting,
enrleklng. eoreechlng. piping kind, that
made the aober fane alt back and- won
der what It waa all odouC i'be bleach
era. generally the hotbed of yelling, waa
not In It for a minute. M the nolae waa
rumished by .the staid, graodetandere,
'i ,. a - man BKMnt who Walked UP
and down the atand behind the TatcberB-
. , , . i I .. tJ A 1 u It- 1
ins lor playera to do Impossible thing,
until from exhaustion aa the aun'a ray
beat in on him, he waa compelled to go
away back and alt down. He waa the
Mtrgeat atngle disturbance aeea at Kecre-
iiuD park this season. One woman got
no excited when, flan Francisco scared
that ahe. yelled to the top of her. voice,
and aa ahe aat down ahe squatted on a
man's lap, beatdee ' knocking off a
strange, clerical looking man's bat Who
eat In front of her. ,8he couldn't be
atill a moment. Finally when Portland
acored three runs end cinched the game
ahe auocutnbed, aa ahe ' had foolishly
wagered 1 bite on the Seal. , s
interesting' Contest.
The' game waa rather" Interesting,
more so than most of the games during
the -week... Hltt and Calif f were on the
.firing line and pitched fairly good balk
The vlaltora wars the first to break Into
the run column, but the Glanta followed
suit in- the aame Inning, the, fourth, each
getting a run: --Spencer was - given life
on Henderaon's error, but waa forced by
Wheeler. Mohler hit safely and Hilde
brand flew out to McHale. ' Irwin came
through with a alow- Infield poke that
was f lejded to Henderson t to nut -off
Mohler. but the 'Kld" happened to reach
the bag first. Wheeler kept on going
for home Ilka "a shot- and Henderson
stood on second holding the ball aa If be
were deep in prayer. Suddenly It
dawned upon Henderson that, -Mohler
was not out and then he whipped the
ball" to the plate te catch Wheeler, but
It waa too late, aa the fleet-footed short
atop bad crossed the plate. .
Portland tied the score la the second
half. Sweeney got a.paaa and Irwtn
tried to throw Mitchell's bunt away.
Sweeney waa on third ' after Smith
struck oat, from where he scored on
Donahue's long fly to Spencer. 4
In the sixth the Seala became friendly
with Calif t again. Mohler hit safely
and Hildebrand advanced him on a well-
laid bunt.- Irwin smashed out another
hit and Wllllama scored both on a dandy
-firive. with tne score 1 to I In Ban
Francisco's favor, it looked Ilka another
defeat for the Glanta, as Hitt was. pitch
ing good balL Portland fans demanded
runs and the Glanta proceeded to get
buy In the seventh. ' Donahue was aafe
on Irwin's error and McCredle sent him
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home wfth a hit X Henderson flew out
to Brown, v who had ..taken Walthour a
place on account of an injury to the let
ter while sliding into third, and Hitt
struck out Lister and Cellff.
. f "" . The ftmekr Blgkio. '' . -'The
situation. opened nicely for the
Glanta In the eighth. ... Jimmy McHale
got a rap in the middle. of hla back and
walked to first, rubbing the sore spot
en routs. Sweeney died at first Mitch
ell beat out a hit - Smith waa also safe
on 'what looked - like a fielders choice,
scoring McHale. Henderson rapped out
a hit and Mitchell aad Donahue scored.
There was a funny mlxup at third when
Mitchell was. caught off the bag. but
clever dodging and .. a poor , - throw
straightened out things. , Jud ' Smith
ran Mitchell down and was touched oat
by Hitt? -When the belt tolled three It
sounded good te the locals and a mighty
yell was heard. , ,: r-
- - Portlandere got a great Boars In the
ninth and were It not for a fast doable
play the chances are that the Seala
would have won- out' HHt the first up,
made a pretty hit over second., .Spencer
strock out - . Wheeler drove a beauty
over second 'and Mohler did likewise.
With three on basegjand but one out the
situation looked serious, especially with
Hildebrand up. "Hlldy" waited patient
ly for a good one and sent it sharply to
right, fields-- It looked good for two
baaea, but McCredle waa playtna- short
and nipped it, throwing quickly to first
and doubling up -Mohler,' who couldn't
getj back. That turned the. trick and
the game waa done.' Umpire Lou Ms
haffey failed to ahow up. The score:
v... Z--'---' t PORTLAND.- - ' -
AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
McHale.-ef:i.i.;.'.J.. tit I X
Sweeney, aa 1 tfl.
Mitchell. If. ......... 4 1 .1 I
Smith. Sb.. ........... 4 S 114
DoiuhiMr & . ....... 411 411
McCredle, rf. ' I :l - I .; 0
Henderson, lb. , 4 , t 4 '
Lister, lb.
e t l
e i i
Callff. p.
Totals ....... ..4. .11 i 1024 11 4
c- 9AM FRANCISCO.
rpmcvrp ok. ..,
Wheeler, sa
Mohler, lb. .......
rllldebrand. lt ,
rwin, 3b. ...........
Wllllama, lb. .......
Walt hours, rf., ......
Wilson, o. ...........
gut. p..
Brown, rf. .......... .
I l l
i , e
s i
t t
11
4
1 . 1
1
1 S
5
Totals
4 I 14 -4
WUaon eat; bunted third strike.
5- SCORE BT INNINGS. ,
Portland . ....'... (0 1 t 1 t I t
Hits . ....v.rr.f f ill is io
San rranclsco ...4 I I 0 1 0 0 -- t
Hits Mtlllll- S
, ' '-t 'BUMMaST;;'!-'!
' Strut out-i-By raliff. S: by Hlft,4.
Bases on balls Off Callff. i; off Hltt I.
Double- plays Hildebrand : to Wilson;
Smith, to Sweeney; Irwin to Williams;
MoCredle to Lister,, Sacrifice hits Hll
dehrand, Irwin, Sweeney. Stolen basse
Wllllama, Smith. Hit by pitched ball
McHale. Piret base on errors Port
land, I; Ban Francisoo, 1.. - Left on bases
Portland. 4; San Francisco, . 'Time
of - game One- hour and e
minutes.
Umpire Rankin. . -
ROD AND GUN SHOOT r-U
-' COMES THIS MONTH
'., One of the eventa ef the aeaaon la
sporting circles will be the great shoot
of the JIultnoraah Rod and Gun elub,
which baa been arranged for on. the
grounds , of the Oaks on September 21,
commencing, at 19 o'olock. It la pos
sible that thia elub will make the, Oaka
their permanent headquarters, as t Man
ager -Frledlander has agreed te Install
oom plate paraphernalia, la -the way of
targets. ' The exhibition shoot On Sep
tember St will Include a number, of the
world a champion marksmen. Including
Tom Marshall, Rollo O. Hikes. William
Crosby and H. C Hlrechey.- v.
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'AaeaS Tssa Tiaesy . " ';-r
Tom Tracey, the popular loeal boxer,
will open hta boxing elasaes In the Xz po
sition building tomorrow. Trscey say
that he la confident NsUoa will defsat
Gene, --.....,. . '. -., .--
NELSON SAYS HE WILL ' '
BE WICKED IN; RING
t X
4 : ... ' By Battltnr Nelsoa.- - '. e
e Goldaeld. Sept 1. Whenever I e
4 fight an ordinary man I am just
4 . as bad aa I can be, but when I
4 : hook up -with, a nigger I am the
4 worst man in the world. And
4 I Gana, above all black men, will 4
4 make me mora wicked than ever
4 I was before in my Ufa I will e
4 fight thia flght as I have every
d . other battle I have ever en- e
4 engaged In, notwithstanding- ttaa 4
-terrible punch that Gans la sup-
4 . posed to possess. Most of the .
4 men . I have - fought were re--
ported to have awful ' punches,. ..
47 but I have never found it out
e If I am beaten,1 I will be the e
worst beaten man you ever aaw. ' e
e . I will keep on fighting If I have e
to crawl to the center ' of - the
ring, on my hands and knees.- '
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If I win this flght. . the only
three men whom I could hook'
up with are Herman, Britt and .
McGovern. I think Herman Is .'
the hardest man to beat- I will
fight anywhere end anybody If
I am. ehown-the proper stack of
cola. ' V'.J ' "-:" 3 "'
4 'e 4 '
Sll'ASHES . BEAT ANGELS
TENTH UM "..
x .. -
Carvln Is In Fine Form and Holds
Down the Men'From Los
f Angelas. - .
" (ieUl' fMtMtea" t Tke ToeraaLl ...
Seattle, Wash., Sept V The Slwashea
defeated" rt Angela today In the tenth
Inning. Garvin's work was first-class
Ths score; ;. . .' - - -.
' SxSATTLBI. :-- 'r ,
AB. R. H. PO. A. R.
Kane. ss.
.......i e s . e
Van Buren. cf.
mil
Mil 10
i Ul
v 1 $ 4 9
Blankenshlp. e. .v. ; . 4
Houaeholder, rf. ..... 4
Croll. 2b. ............ 4
Strelb, lb. ........... 4
Mott, Sb. , 4
Vlckera, If ......... 4
Garvin, P. rj S
ToUla.
14 I 111 li I
r .- , v- LOS. ANGELES.
'' ' ; -. ' AB. R, H. PO. A, B.
Bemarfl, rf. I 0 4 to
.uochnauer, aa ......
Cravatb, ct ......... 4
Dillon, lb. ,t 4
Toman, Sb. 4
0
Ellis. If. ............ S
McClelland, lb.: ...... S
Eager, c
.........
Bergman, p.
Totale". II 1 IT 11 0
", scorb bt iimmoa- '
Seattle 0 601000 11
Hits . . 1 MM H 1 1 I
Los Angelee ....tlMHMt 1
Hits . . ......0 1012010 0
,e ' SUMMARY. '-'-.:.
"Two-base hits Van Buren, Blanken
shlp, - Strelb, Toman. Sacrifice hits
Van Buren, Goctinaner, Kills. Left on
baaea Seattle, 4; Loa Angelee, 4. Stolen
baaes Strelb, Kane, Bernard. Double
play Garvin to Kane to Strelb. Baaea
on hells Off Garvin, I.' Struck out
By Garvin, I; by Bergman, 4. - Time of
gameOne hour and it minutes. - Um
pire KJopf. ; t - . . .,.
PACinC COAST, LEAGUE.
i'l 1 ... f ' '; ' '
. . Won.
Portland ,' ..7 .,
San rranclsco . ......70 '
Loe Angeles ....... ...41
Seattle , ............. It
Oakland . ;.;;.4T "
Fresno ............. .44
Lot
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Fes alek aaemlta aa the Waat OeU
Mans af ras rewrBSl. ,
VHEH DAKE LW ASHED DISHES
; AM "FIT" .BIG,-
Billy Ryan Telle of Hot' Contest
Between Battling Boy and
,.' ;, , ifrVliddlewelght. "l-'S-
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The following artlole en Battling Nel
aon'a gamaness has- been furnished The
Journal by Billy Ryan of thia city, a
well-known devotes of ths boxing game:
BatUlng Nelson. who Is to fight Joe
Gaas for the lightweight championship
of the world. Is one of the gamest fight
ers that over lived and Is not afraid ef
anything. Most of the fighters Gans
has - whipped - before they entered the
ring.- Not with Nelson, however. He
will fight Gans from the sound of the
gong until slthsr Is knocked out To
show you how game p man Nelson ta,
I'll tell you a ..story. I was "Tunning a
restaurant at Hot Springs. Arkansas,
and Nelson waa working for me. Andy
Mulligan was running the Vapor City
Athletlo felub. The first fight of ths
season--wear a - to-round go between
Tommy Gllf eather ' and PeratU . and a
10-round wind-up - between middle-
welghta, Elmer Mayf laid and Carey of
Chicago. Everything waa all right till
two days before ths fight, when Carey
took sick. Mulligan had to look for
another middle-weight It was too late
then to send east for anybody, and the
tickets for ths house wsrc all sold and
the posters were all ever the town ad
vertislng the two fights. . Mulligan cams
down to see meT And we talked the
matter over, and I agreed to let Nelaon
fight Mayf laid. When Nelson cams to
work' that night I told him to go home
and take a sleep, because he had te
fight the next night He asked who the
man waa, and I said "May-field." ,
He said: "All right I'll fight him if
he's aa big as Sullivan, aa I need the
money." ', v : .. ' . " -- '
"The 'nest night earns and I took Nel
son np to ths hall and got him Into the
dressing-room - and nobody had seen
him. - There .was one preliminary ef
four ' rounds and then the referee an
nounced that ths next go. would be a
10-round contest ' between Elmer May
field and Carey. .- ' Then he put up his
hand aad aald Carey was sick, bat Nel
son would take' hla nlaos. Bv that tima
Mayfleld. was wafting and the referee
called for Nelson. Nelson stepped in
side the ring with a bathrobe on and
went to the center of the ring to get
instructions about breaking clean. When
The took off hie bathrobe-he looked so
email alongside of his - opponent that
ths deputy sheriff came to me and aald
that he would put everybody In jail If
the boy -got hurt The fight atarted
and the first four rounds Mayfleld kept
knocking Nelson all ever the ring and
had him covering np all ths tima Well,
by that time the sheriff was furious
and wanted to atop the fight .1 got
htm In a corner and kept talking te him
tlllthe fifth round started. .' . v . .. , -,(
. Nelson eVeta Bnsy, ' ., ,J
He went over to ths ringside to. look
on and by that time Neleop had Just
atarted In to fight the big fellow, and
with a right-hand swing put htm down.
That tickled ths sheriff so much that
be wanted to go over te Nelson'e corner
and wave a towel.
. Well, from that time on Nelson never
was In danger. 'Is the tenth round
after a fierce mix-up he sent a right
hand cross to Mayfleld' a Jaw and fin
ished the fight Mayfleld weighed 15.1
pounds and Nelson 111, That' was on
December I. 1102. . '
'Nelaon oame back te work that very
same night Just a If nothing had hap
pened.' i " --;
Now, If Mr. Gans doesn't pot Nelson
out In sight rounds.. Nelaon is a sure
winner, because he can fight 10 rounds
as easily as eight and the longer the
fight goes ths more Nelson Improve a.
Oans doesn't because- his weight will
tell on htm, also his years ef fighting..
After all, I think that Nelaon will -win
la about SI rounds. -
JOE GANS CONFIDENT r :
OF: DEFEATING DANE
X. . '"-'v By oe aauk'' e)
e .. Goldfleld, Bspt 1 Nelson has e
4 v a ohaace In -a hundred.. - He has ' 4)
4juet one style of lighting and I . e
4 .have ninety-nine.. . I , know his
e style," but he has .not been able 4
4 to alas me up. I am satisfied :
4 with my condition now. I don't a
4 want . to - win on a foul and I 4
4 don't want the other -man to win -4
4 on a foul. If over a fight waa 4
on, the square, thia one will be. a
If ever a men Vas on the 4
4 square I am the man. ' What'a ' e
e paat Is past, and I will give the e)
4 people of ' Goldfleld the -test '- e
4. fight that la in me. - e)
:I don't want my seconds to 4
, some Into the ring. I must be 4
4 . knocked eold before I am . de- e
4 tested. I I am atrong at the . 4
4 weight as people say. I will do : 4
e something on the third. If I , 4
4 win of course I will take on 4
4 Britt X will take on anybody 4
e that la after the . lightweight
4 championship. ; t , , -rj ,, ' c
s 4 '' O e 4 e 4
RE1DY IS KO T MATCH FOR
THE TIGERS - ;
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Fresno Batsmen Take Uklng to
U Hie Curve and Whip Out T
i'an: Easy Victory. ' .
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SseeUl Uaaateh by teased Wire te The Jaeraal)
Oakland, CaL, Sept Ij The Tigers
fell en Raldy at opportune times today
and soored aa eaey victory. Fltsger
ald was very effective, allowing but
four hits. The score:-' . v ,'..'. '
",'-. ; '. . -' - FRESNO. : ' '- ;
- ; ' - ' .. AB. R. HI PO. A. K,
Doyle; efc I 0 - I T 0
Walters, rf. .;. 4 114 0 0
Casey, lb.......,.... 4 ' lv
McLaughlin, If. 4 1 1 4 -
Delmaa, lb. .........411110
Cartwrlght lb. . . . . . I 0 0 10 0 0
Hogan, a-.... 4 0""1 1 I ;
Fitsgarald, P. ....... 4 11 J O
Totala-.
........II II ST IS 0
OAKLAND, .i .
I.,, AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
Dmiin, ri, .,,......,
Van Haltren, ct.....
v 14 e o
1 1 1 0
40 I 0
Kruger, 11. ...
Heltmuller, lb.
4-e-i-i
4
rs ri
I 4. I
S
Macaett, o.
Devereaux, lb.
Haley, lb. ..........
Francks, sa , ... ........
Reldy, p.......,....
Totals . .,.;....... 1 4 I7-1S' 4
' j.v eCORJB BT INNINGS. - "
Fresno . . ....... 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 tw-l
Hits . ..1 I 0 0 1 1 0 I 11
Oakland , . .......1 0 0 0 0 01
Hits . . I 1 1 04
'.'... . ..." SUMMART. --.i. '
' Two-base - hits Mclaughlin, Hogan,
Caaey,. Delmaa. Sacrifice ' hits Cart
wright Doyle. . First base on called
balls Off 'Fltsgerald. I: off Reldy, 1
Struck out By Reldy, 1. Double play
Devereeux to Haley to Heltmuller.
Wild pitch-Fltsgerald. Time of game
One hour and i minutes. - Umpire
Bull Perrlna -
YESTERDAY'S RACirlo v "
. J AT LATONIA TRACK
(Spx-tat IHenetetj fey Leased Wire te The Jnarnal)
Cincinnati, , Sept 1. Today's La ton la
results , were: ;
Five and a half ' furlongs Orandlta
Kees), S to I, won: Dormonde, second;
Bister Huffman, third.' Time, 1:01 l-l.
Mils Red Thistle (SooVllle), - to I,
won: Merendo, second; Mlladl Leva,
third. Time, 1:41 1-1. . - .
Six furlongs Sorrel Top (Allen), I to
. . '
1, won; Mayor Johnson, eecoadv Asora,
third., Time, 1:14 !-., , ,
- Mile Alma' : Dufour (Dely),""evBn,
won: Major T. J. Carson, second; Martha
Gorman, third. -Time, lUl-i-l
. Five and a half furlongs Dr. Frank
(Morlarlty), ..IS to X. won: Frank
Fleahar, aeoond; Hnfandel, third. .Time,
1:01- " .
Sfar furlongs Mansard (Scovllle), I to
10, won; Lady Eather, eecond; The
Clansman, third. , Time,' 1:11 -."- ,
' One and a alxteenth mllse Postman
(Boland), T te I. won; Tarp, aeoond,;
Beldea, third. Time, l:4S.
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Wltk tke
The Oregon bowling allays, eemmeno
Ing Monday, September S, will keep epea
everyv evening nntll II o'olock. ' Mr.
Doxey, the manager. Will be pleased to
see all the old bowlers as well as nfcw
ones. - Thursday svsnlng, September 0
at S o'clock, aa there will be a spsolal
meeting far organising eluba for winter
league, all. arc Invited to attend. r ,
1 Batte Beat Taeosna ' '
Bntts,' Sept 1. The Butte Miners de
feated Taooma today S to S..,---..--
FALL STYLES
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NOW ON,
Mallory Cravenelte Hate v ; v JS.50
John D. Stetson Soil flats a $1 and $5
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87 THIRD
Store Closed
For Moat' of Race It Looked if
v-Keene'e FUly Would Finish in
Frontr but 'Magnificent Burat of
"Speed Put Lakelord's Horu First.
(SpeeUl DIqMteb hr Leased Wire te ThVjeeraal)
New York. Sept 1 Electioneer, a
big, bony bay colt owned by -William
Lakeland, a poor man of the turf, thun
dered under the wire . at Sheepahead
Bay this afternoon, winning the 160,000
futurity from the prise colts of several
millionaires. . A noae back fot him . waa
Pope Joan, one of the Keene trio, en
which the publlo plunged tremendously,
who kept the "white, blue spots" of the
famous turf .veteran to the fore for
more -than five of, the six furlongs.
Forty thousand spectators cheered the
victor. .-A length behind her,- running
euperbly, waa DeMund, Paul RaJney's .
141,000 failure, . which same . to life a .
few days ago at .Saratoga, and which
waa the second choice with the, pubUa.
: UntU the -laat 10 seconds It looked
aa though James R. Keens would add.
another Futurity to his list. ' Pope Joaa
had led from the ' post and seemed
elearly the master of DeMund. ..
- Electioneer was running In the ruck
I and seamed out oflt . Then, the seem
ing miracle oeourreo. npeed new into
hla lege and In the laat sixteenth he
came through the bunch like an express
train. - With . a most remarkable burst
of speed he passed Tankee Girl and
Peter Pan and was striding along with
DcMnnd. A j few more etrides aad he
neck and neck with The Pope.
Fifty yards from the finish the Keene'
filly began to weaken ana Eleetloneer .
put hU nee-ahead for a. -"poor maji's
viotory" In the greatest raoe of the
year, r - ' j ' ; ' , .
There was. out one -coasoiauon lor
James R." Keene and that was tinged
with - bltterueaa : v - , ,
Electioneer, 'the victor, -was aired by -
Voter, one of the prise horses 'of the
Keene ataoiea. i -
Sleetloneer waa the dark Korea ef the .
raoe and waa backed down from S to ;
1 to 4 te 1 br the flood of "wise" money
which was sprinkled about the betting .
ring. Nearly everybody thougjht the
Keene - entry - would win, was sure
enough ef It to pay S te S, but If not the
Keens entry the prevailing feeling waa
Electioneer. J- The winner of the Fstur
lty Waa trained near the track en which
he wont hla great -viotory. Ha enjoyed '
no vacation at Baratega. "' While other
colts and - flUlee were taken - there' In -palace
oars and rased and polished and
petted,' this big' speed - machine etayed
at home. ."' 'z!rl '
.r Owner Waa Ooafldsni.
vbiuv" Lakeland nag rait aura of the
Futurity for the past week, but he has
kept Very quiet about fit . He backed
the horse moderately ' aad hta friends .
had ths tip' to do likewise.' There might -have
been a mlstak bad It not been for'
the masterly riding ef Jockey William
Shaw. Electioneer le a bard boras to '
handler but with 'whip aad spur Shaw
drove him from an outside seventh posi
tion at the dip into the bomectretoh te a '
(Continued en Pags Eleven.)
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