The evening world. Newspaper, November 6, 1913, Page 16

i RI is ee siti - r sie THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER a ! Gov. Tener Won’t| LATONIA RESULTS. =| PIMLICO._ ENTRIES. /; League Magnates Sere ctl Meet in Chicago |tonee tor tae CHICAGO, Nov, 6—Except for @| MARRISBI'RG, Pa, Nov. 6-If Gov. | Stella 6 rumor that @t. Louis wanted Catcher | Jomn 1. Tener in a candidate for the | Volt Cady of Boston, no trade talk reached) previdency of the National League he | Te! the cars of the pubfic when the Amer-| doeen't know tt. ile wuld ©) to-day, and; "fire foan League magnates gathered to-day | furt ermore declared murprise at near. | Ht. 3 1 for their annual meeting here The] ing that he wan wentioned for that of. TWo-do mirtuels pald-—Shelby FANE gion. 4 purchase of Cady was enggested to Rob- | fice Straight $49 ce BRT AO, low ert MoRoy of the Boston club in an] “The nature of your query surprises | # Stellu Gratne (felts, placa jy informal way, {t wae seta, end there me,” he sald To am ft 0 show 610.60 was little chance of tte going through, Goll talawe. te padoeshge dro Fe ‘ Owner Farrell of the New York team) oto. ie in secu wae SOND WN ig fur one ‘ e was ate in reporting for the meeting ee coils and Keldings, puree WO —Conmtant, 1% of the Board of Directore, Trough he} oNCINNATI, U Nov. 6.— President 0 (Goose). oe Ban Sta iene Aw’ conferred with several otter club own-| Augum Terrmann of the Cineinnuti | {oR secwml, King Worth, I pil fa, he announced no dents ae he Joined eal Ay ee niet Time the other directors in tha gathering | #1!) John K. ‘Tener of Penn. | Trans Mill that preceded the session of the league | #ylvania becoming President of the, Teras Tot | BLACK & WHITE RESINOL WILL Scotch Whisky Nd HEAL BABY'S — LATONIA ENTRIES. = |," KOPIMEICO and Vom Hoy also ra You can pay more for other Scotch’s than you do for Black & White-—and you can pay less. Palle (Meld), whow bis XN vii « Heposit, lattis y of ¢ xpectation, swriira Wil, | Fre forty and The Garter | '*h, But you cannot buy better —_—~——_-— National Tenge, sat: "1 cannot aoe | also ran jaro ar ") rie. 10% te dale, 104 i ‘ a ne naa rh may vito any orice how Gov, Tener could combine the | @ mutuels pald Constant, straight 1), : {iy Weil even Savere ail stubborn enuf. allie 6 ™ STEEPLECHASE RECORD two it aaitions, One or the other would y gg) 40, place $2100, wliow $8.00, San Vera, | Toe t .| keep him wumy al the time, However. | igen $6.40 show $M King Wortn, | Mil 10a, MADE BY THE WELKIN. ner if @ National figure, and 1 be ol gm”, ah a Ee * s+ geen pad eve the presidency of the league ie "0% 3° “ BALTIMORE, Mi, Nov, 6 — AL DOU tin Premidimoy OF the league tm sititly RACE world's record for a steeplechane Of] A. sitter “ iMe | Cnreeyeur-olde, pu two miles, $521-5, wan made yerterday —s 1 @ishinon), iret; Arter at the Pimlico race track by The |i Chitin Yeu Welkin, with 160 pounda on her back. WINNERS AT PIMLICO. een, HR. evecades Willis ‘The Welkin is ten years old and is — om uJ . vi vt er, oa Reed, a at Le Sat : apt. Se owned by Ral Purr of Baltimore. FIRST RACE.—Matien two-year-oidn; | Mae Taft, Armor, Rovater, Anna Tee f +O | Aveic «tions. Doctors have prescribed Resic| =| SHAW) econy { Resinol Soap for baby will usually prevent anys! fing, because it healing Re furlong® win Mncle Har iy La . Richard Langdon, Tyra A minveny Aix furiones—Home Kid, 108 (Burline| Mads, London. Richard lane : of Kesinul which a a ~ game), first: Balfron, 100 CRowley),|” ¢ paid: Uncle Hart, straight -—It was an-| dealers offer. They s second, Thornhill, 112 (Deronde), third. Cito, ahow HW. Urine, nounced to-day by the New Orleans! and even injurious To [1] Ss t ‘Time, 1.14 4-6. Sordello, Indian Arrow, | place how 8.70, <ibiiton Kink, | © Maater Joe, Chief Magintrate, J. 1 U1.) show 2.10, Comfort Use TZ lie, Capt. Ren, Netmaker and Maxim's Choice also ran. Two-dollar mutuels = =. pald—Some Kid, straight 414.90, place id rea Dance $7.10, show $3.70; Balfron, place $69.60, | e ld 0 TiZ Makes Tired Feet Wit eno $9.20; Thornhill, mow $2.60. 7 4 Delight. | SECOND RACE-Selltne; handicap: Piles at Home | threc-year-olde and upward; «ix fur- longs.--Working Lad, 196 (Davies), fret, Kewesea, % (Callahan), second; Yellow yramid fhyen, 106 (Wolke), third. "Time, Lire |A Simple Home Relief Is P; | Deduction, Prince Ahmed. Perthanire,, Pile Remedy. Send for a Free | Gold Cap, Phyllin Antdinotte, Rolling Trial Package and Get | Btone aleo ran. © nnutuela paid: Work: | ing Lad, straight $14.90, piace $7.70, show, Almost Instant Relief. $5.00; Kewonaa, place, $1.80, show 6.4%! 1% you want to prove to yourselt be- Yellow Eyes, show 94.9) yond all doubt that vou ad make Lode) | ‘THIRD RACE — felling, handicap; | Mavpear quickly. rlabt in the secrecy, o jthree-year-old- and up; one mile sev: | ee, peso them 07's) ance be ere enty yarda.—Dr, R. 1. 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