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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
long ISLAND sCHOOLBOYs PLAN FOR COM
ING SEASON

The first meeting this season OF the Long Island
Interschoastic Athletic League was held In the
chapel room OF Adelphi Academy. st. James ana
Clifton places. Brooklyn yesterday Robert Man
ming. Of the Polytechnic Preparatory School, pre-
sided.
owing TO the ateness OF the season the hrst
annual championship for team and individual non
ors in golf were postponed until next season. The
following committees were chosen: Trophy-Seed
Adelphi, Graves ST. Paul and Afford, Erasmus
mcrt- Marston Latin School; Mallory, High
school and Weldon Erasmus Hall. Track ana
Stilman. Latin school. and Graves. ST. Pauis
school -, ,,
De held at Adelph Field. Classon-ave. and Park
Place. as usual \ bicycle championship meeting
VIII probably be held this year.
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Is: selling; non-winners
TIFTH RAcE-For 'wo-year-olfs;
- 81 90 Tia rcllrsa C.-.rs1
SIXTH RACE-Bandcap: for three-year-oGs and up
! -, ~ ...-,--.- - ~. v-La-s Nrns-
.cC1DrvT TO "TOD" SLOAN
soRsF REARs AND FALLS OK THE JOCKEY At
MENTION PARK-INJURIEs NOT SERIOUS.


London oct. 6.-At Kempton Park to-day. owing
10 an accident TOD Sloan and his mount. S r.
Joels Lather0nwheel. failed to start in the race
for the Richmond Plate Just as Sloan mounted
I.atheronwheel in the paddock. prior 10 going 10
me post the horse reared. throwing the jockey and
rolling over him Sloan was at once surrounded by
friends and carried to the weighing room. where
It was found that his injuries though painful.
were not serious.
Previous TO the accident Sloan rode Democrat in
the race for the Imperial Plate and finished sec
ond Forfarshire won, Merry Gal third. In a field
OF ten Betting 6 10 on Democrat
The Feather Plate was captured BY Yusen. rid
den by L. Rein. Violence. on which Sloan had the
mount finished second. and Sea Flower was third
Seven ran. Betting. 100 10 against Yusen. and
2 to ! on Violence.
j. II. Martin TarOlinta. won the Mddlesex
Selling Plate. Orco was second and Royal Basam
was third -Four ran Betting. TO 4 on Tarolnta.
ST Ia ridden by Martin, won the October Plate
in a field OF four Norman finished second. Maza-
gan third. Betting. 10 ! against St la
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CRESCENT ATHLETIC cLrB WATCHES

The Crescent Athletic Club Of Brooklyn will
open the shooting season on its grounds at Owls
Head today Superintendent Kerr has been busy
getting the shooting boxes In order.
Carl Rasmus. c. \. Sykes and Wilmot Town
send offer three handsome silver trophies for three
shoots consisting OF twenty five targets man
handicap allowances AZ expert known angles and
~ m. ruagaufrap In former seasons the monthly
,lp contests were shot at targets thrown from the
rn.gautrap but this season the committee has
deeiled that these contests will take place under
the Sargent ~ stenl. al the stationary traps.
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For Porto Rico
uea the following dates vii call a, Porto Reo .
land mails and passengers:
s 5. PTflLAD ElPHIA. Monday oct. -. p v
:. :. CARACAS .......-... SATURDAY, nov = p -
ROULTON BLISS & DAII.Err
General Managers. 10 Front ST.
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REGATTA or HARLEM ROWIyG CLUB.

The Harlem Rowing Club viii hold fits regatta
To-day Although late IN the season. this Is ex-
pocted 10 be the best regatta held I'm many years
by the club. The races Will begin at . o'clock
There will be reception IN the evening
The officials Of the regatta are: Referee. Walter
p Peet. Columbia College. starter. James Pi king
Dauntiess Boat 'iIh. and n lIierfb.rs T;rtr1
Bost cub timers David Brown. Atalanta Boat
club. and John CanavaI. NOnyareN Boat club.
Judges at finish stephen J. Carr Nassau Boat
Club. and Edward 7 Clark Metropolitan Boat
club.
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H1LLANDALE CLIFFS NEW HOME

The Hnlandale Golf Club. OF Stamford Conn.
will formally open a handsome clubhouse this az
ternoon with an afternoon tea In the morning at
a:3O o'clock a womans eighteen-hole handicap
medal play for a cup offered by T. L. ScoAeld VIII
helm and I'm the afternoon mems subscription
eiehtsen-hole handicap medal play viii be played:
The club has this week come into possession -
will have a 2sO0-yaTds course.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
SLIPPERY FIELD AT YALE.

New-H Haven. Conn. Oct. 6.-The Yale football
squad had sharp hut short practice this afternoon
on wet and slippery field. The rain that fell all
day made II dangerous to work the players long.
and accordingly Captain Mcbride changed the
lineup on both college and varsity sides every rev
minutes Perhaps thirty-hyo players were usea
during the twenty minutes Of the practice o.,
Nao plays Bates College Tomorrow on faie nel".
Cunha viii be at centre, the Brown nrotneFs a.
guard Hale and Francis. tackles Schweppe 3IH
Coy ends: Sharpe and Adams. nalfbacks; Flncke'
quarter. and Dupee or Captain Mcbride at fuH-
back.
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CAPTAIN TUTB1LL BUYS TWO FLYERS.

Lexington. Ky. Oct CspeciaD.-N. W HuhinFer'
the Connecticut starch manufacturer. who has de-
cided to quit the trotung turf and sell out his
racing stable to-day sold to Captain c. p. Tuthll.
Of New-York the Detroit stake winner, Royal
Reron bv Baron Wilkes. dam Daisy Backford, 10y
Blue Bull Price, $500 IL also Sold to the sane
Ben Johnson for $500 The horses ere here in
charge Of G.. w Spear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
SEASON TO OPEN AT BAYoNNE.

The Knickerbocker A. C. viii open the football
season to-day at Enckerbocker Field, Bayonne,
y. j.. which has been put In fine shape. The
Knickerbockors opponents viii be the Dread
naught A. c. on thc latter team are many old
time college players. The knickerbockers Will
have all their last years Stars The game Will he
called ~ $50 p. m. All trains on Central Railroad
al Ncw-IcIs.N VIII stop al the clIb station.
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MISS BARNES WINS 4 CUP.

PittsAeld Mass. oct. (S7eciaD.-The Bishop
Gun. n trophy offered by David Wolfe Bishop II
xe,U-York for the women's golf contest at LenoX,
was won this morning by Miss Cornella Barnes
who defeated Miss Charlotte Stllman up IN an
exciting contest Miss Barnes had handicap OF
one stroke on nine holes The conditions were
sIiss Ra rnes vas up and by excellent golf Miss
Stiljrnon won another hole on the second round
The contest was followed by a large gallery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
HARvARD AND WESLEYAN Play TO-DAY

Cambridge. Mass oct THE Harvard eleven
WILL play Wesleyan on Soldiers Field AZ p. m. TO-
morrow. only for Of the regular varsity men
will be able to 20 into the game. and scoring by
Wesleyan VIII not be unexpected. II is believed.
however. that the regular Harvard ha'fbacr VIII
make touchdowns enough 20 eliminate an chances
of defeat
On account Of the rain to-day the preliminary
pIacuce was held in the baseball cage which was
thoroughly satisfactory for the purpose The lineup
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
MANrAL rRAINING MIGu scHOOL scHEDULE

The football season OF the eleven which is to rep
resent the Manual Training High School OF Brook
lyn Will be opened to-day at the Prospect Park
Parade Ground with q match with the Mystic
Athletic Club. Manager Simmons announces the
l0uOH.ug dates for October: October Il. Long Isl
and business College, at Prospect Park Parade
Ground; October T. Bronx High school. at Crotona
Park October g. ST. Francs's College. AZ Brooklyn;
November p 81. FraBcis's College at Brooklyn.
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weights. The withers Mile.
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,ocxrv MAKERS SUSPENSION CONTINUED

The stewards OF the Jockey Club held meeting
Yesterday afternoon the office OF the club Those
present were James Galway. +. r. Hitchcock, An
drew Miller and r. K Sturgs. hearing was
Given 10 Jockey Daniel Maher in regard 70 his
suspension by the stewards OF the Brooklyn Jockey
club The stewards ordered that the suspension
be continued for the remainder OF the Westminster
Racing AssOciatl0n meeting
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BASEBALL.


Cincinnati. Oct. s-Hahn struck out nine q the
Colonies to-day, did not give base on balls and
allowed only hit Phippi was easy fOr tic
Reds. Attendance. 2jQ The score follows.
p II j.
Cincinnati .........2 0 2 o . 0 Ks p
Batteres-Hahn and Woo. FL-.nnl ana Iammer
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BOXING.
LAvIGNE KNOCKED OUT ~ A BRt

KID" LAvIGNE KNOCKED OUT ~ BRUTAL
BOUT
George McFadden. of this city. last night knocked
out KID Lavigne. the ex-iirhtweisht champion
pugiiist. IN the nineteenth round OF a bout that
was scheduled for twenty-five rounds before ONO
Of tho largest crowds that has visited the Broad
way Athletic Club The hEht fast until the
end OF tho eighteenth round when Lavigne WAS
sent tho floor by risht hand uppercut. He
came mp grogEy for the next round and was ham
mcred numerically. lie was sent 10 the floor four
hit the floor with great force the last time he went
down The men fought at 1873 pounds.
The preliminary WAS between Jimmy" Hayward
and Eddie" DAILY. Hayward received the decision.
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LIGHT HARNESS RACING.
COOL WEATHER AT LEXINGTON-FUIURII
WAS FARCE, LUCIE MAY
WINNING.

Lexington. Ky. Oct. G-The crowd ien OH some
what al the Pennsylvania Day, but II was sun
large The October wind had biting touch. when
made oyercoats necessary. otherwise the weather
was all that could be wished. and the track was
I'm fine condition. The pacing OF the Fu'uI''3'
which should have been the feature OF the Day
was farce Glory broke repeatedly In both meats,
and so badly in the last that Lucie May distanced
her.
The 2l7 pace the first on the card was sur
rriso Tom wilkes sold for % 70 10 IN the hrst
heat and % to 10 IN tie second. lie won both win
apparent ease. For the third Wilkes sold lot %
and the field for 10 but the fayorlte broke a' the
head OF the stretch and finished second. Ca1lhel"o
won in handy fashion from Billy George. car
,neuto was made favorte in the next neat sflllns
for %. the field o. She TOOK inc "'~' WV '
with little trouble 81, 49,, 90, too. Mol
zour won the third. fourth and final heats ana "a
or oniv scarchiicht remaining IN. S. H. Bronson
of New-Tayen. Conn. offered TO match ..s Lo' 60
Searchligbt against any PAGER on the uaCh 10.
81 $40 TO S 900 He also offered to race with AK
three pacers for $3.50 a side. each racllE WI. WI"
Searchjicht A single heat. The summary lo"o"S'
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FOOTBALL.
THE TIGERS PLAY THEIR FIRST CAME AT
BALTIMORE AND WIN EASILY.

BALIIMORE AND WIN bAoIL1.
Baltimore oct. C.--The Tigers came to town to-
dav and played their first game Of the season They
had little trouble in vanquishing their opponents,
the Maryland Athletic Club by score OF % to o.
At one time IL looked though the Baltimore boys
would score In the first half Wheeler fumbled and
Brooks seized the pigskin With the ball under his
arm he started down the Princeton line. and was
five wards ahead Of his pursuers when he slipped
and fell
The fed was vet and soggy from a drenching rain
which had continued for twelve hours. the clouds
breaking away a couple Of hours before the game
started Kcitcr ana kafer dd brilliant work LOT Inc
TIgc go
On behalf OF the MARYLAND Athletic Club Mayor
" 4l-frr presented handsome silk banner 20 the
princeton team which Captain Edwards accepted
il "a few well rounded sentences. The teams lined
I'D rs follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
GOSSIP OF THE TROTTERs.
THREE QUAETER-MI1.E TRAINING TRACK A.
EMPIRE CITY PARK

Since the Grand Circuit meeting at Empire CITY
Park. W. II. Clark has constructed a new uo'unS
course. three-quarters Of mile IN length '.sl"'
49, r,no tracL I, is 70 he used as q working
+rscl when the main course IS not available Tor
that purpose This addition 20 ne eqHnehI t,go
- hold the proposed running meeting mere nt \
wear without interfering win TIE large nunoIfi ng
rioters which e. IS expected VIII '' '' '"''''9
on the grounds at that time
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SALE or YEARLINGs

Az an auction sale Of yearlings at Morris Park
Yesterday bay colt, by Meddlcr-Far Barbarian
was sold 10 l.. =. Bell for $3.50 and brown MY
Madden Tor N525 Both belonged TO b. +. Clyde.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
CONTR[RrTORY NEGLIGENCE

From The Cleveland Plain Dealer
what Is the woaan's offence"
She throw brick ~ "a neishbor woman. Your
Honor. and hit man standing behind her"
'The man is guilty ~ contributory NEGLIGENCE u
he hadn't been idiot he would have stood
IN front OF her Case Is dismissed"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07

IN tho field outside was short There was much
fumbng account OF the slippery ball. ana
little snap in the play Warren was tried at run
back, where he VIII probably play tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07

Philadelphia Oct 1.-THE cricket match between
Prince RanNtsinhHs eleven and The Gentlemen 80
Philadelphia which was scheduled for to-day has
been postponed until tomorrow ON account Of rain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07

The Mount Pleasant Field Club Of Sing Sing VIII
begin the qualifying round Of its club champion
shin to-day NJ thirty-slx holes, medal play, tho
hest eight scores to qualify for the match play
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THIRD RACE-THE NURSERY HANDICAP; $500
s1a.d fr tuo-vear-lds special entrance and forfeit
conditions 70 second $500 and 20 third $500 OF
FOURTH RACE

FOURTH RACT,-THE CHAMPION sTEEPLEcHAsE'
$4,000 added: for four-,earods and upward; special
entrance and forfeit winner all Of the starting
and sutscrlrton fees and $3.50; TO second horse
81 500 and u third $3.50 added money; special
weights. penalties and allowances. About thres and
mill
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OF INTEREST TO WHEELMEN.

Many Of the prominent bicycle clubs will continue
10 hold club runs the present month The runs o;
the Century Wheelme1, OF this city, VII 30 as
follows. Tomorrow October 8 70 College Point;
October H. random evening run. October H. 10
Ridgewool y. J October q. to Lake Success
Long Island: October q. random evening run, DC
toher q 70 Passaic FaIls y J.
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A CAME AT HOBOKEN-

on he St George Cricket Grounds at Hoboken
the Volunteer Athletic Club. OF Harlem
and the Carteret Field Club. OF Jersey city VIII play
a game OF football. '
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NOTES OF TIE LINKS.

At Rye the members Of the Apawamis Coli Club
uill omen to-day new clubhouse with band
concert and tournament in the afternoon. 10 be
followel in TIE evening by dinner and dance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
The women's scratch tournament for the b

The womens scratch tournament FOR the Bush
nell cup at Norris County has resulted in victory
for Miss KIP who defeated Miss Hurlbut IN tho
snal round on Thursday by nap. after nineteen
hole match In the semi final round Miss itlrlbut
Won by default from Mrs. W Fellow IS Morgan,
ana Miss Kip defeated Mrs William snlRten' me
10 not entered ror the women's national champion
ship contest at Philadelphia next week.
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GOLF.
READY FOR THE INTERNATIONAL TEAM
MATCH TO-DAY AT NORRIS COUN-
TY-HOW THE MEN WILL
BE PAIRED


Tho international golf match between tho Ameri-
can and tho Canadian teams. which will begin this
morning on the Morris County links. will be well
worth the Journey 10 see. Interest In the matcn
IS not confined merely 70 the metropolitan district
for the meeting is one in which twenty Of the best
golfers in America will play. and players every
where are discussing IT, The Royal Canadian Golf
Association has sent It's best men to the meeting.
and while the home team is strong one. much
stronger than II was last year. the outcome IS
bv no means certain As finally announced the
visitors will include George ;. Lyon, captain
A. W Smith. Toronto; Grier Brown. Rosedale, y.
Stewart Gillespie. Quebec: Percy Taylor. Montreal
f. Macpherson. Montreal; George T. Brown Lon
don: Stewart Gordon. Toronto; a. Il. Palmer Of
tawl and T. D. Law. Toronto.
Five Of these-Smith. Gillespie. Taylor. Lyon ana
c. r. Brown-wcre members OF last years team
al Toronto when the Canadians were beaten by a
score Of y holes to I. r. J. H. Pattison. VINO de-
feated Hartman by up at that time. Is one or
the absentees. as IS also Archie Kerr. the former
champion who from \. N. Coats me hNe
new men are the best In the Dominion ana VIII
undoubtedly add strength 20 the team. A. W.
Smith is the present amateur champion OF Canada
and It is generally understood that he will be paired
With the American champion. Hartman. Ihe
match Will be the first in which the champions OF
the two countries meet. and the result Will decide
practically the supremacy Of America. smith met
Whigham last year and was beaten mp 50 th9l
Harriman's friends confident Of victory though
Hartman IS admittedly weaker than when he won
the Onwontsia tournament in July Lyon. who
will act rs captain OF tho Canadians. will In 81
probability meet Findlay S Douglas. Last year
he played against Macdonald and was beaten
up, ana for that reason il was thought better 10
have him meet some other man.
Gillespie, though now reckoned as Canadian, IS
well known to metropolitan players. having ap-
pearod in several big tournaments here year ag9
In fact he still retains membership IN the Fairfield
County Golf club. of which Douglas IS member.
there To-day he Is to be- paired with Quincy \.
shaw, Of the Myopia Hunt CLUB and OF tne rWo
shaw IS generally considered the better man. The
other Canadians are wholly unknown as far as
ability Is concerned. and with the present system or
team scoring 10 Is thought to be extremely prob
able thar some one Of them may neutraiize several
close matches by winning BY big margin from
his opponent on the American side. The men VIII
probably face each other IN the following order:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07

The combination Of bicycle manufacturers VIII
abandon Us temporary quarters IN tho VANDERBILT
Building next week and take up permanent
quarters In the Park Row Building The manu-
facturers have secured the entire twenty-seoond
floor comprising thlrty-seven rooms Partitions
will be taken down and several Of the rooms turned
into one. II was announced YESTERDAY that the
manufacturers had not yet given any official opin-
ION regarding coming cycle show IN this city.
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THE RACETRACK.
MORRIS PARK ]

.. MORRIS PARK ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
The entries and weights FOR to-days races a.
Morris Park ere follows
,,s- n.cr ro- maiden ,hree-y.ar-olds, special
vvA.rN4s tn. Withefs Mile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07

Temper the fourteen hand mare 'h4' ''-e"'''
ae,ea+ed the champion trotting geldins Azote in a
race n road wagon at Cleveland. made anotner
brilliant performance over the same track fe"
DAVIS ago With her owner. ". NJ Gunner an
amateur reinsman. up. she was started 10 oea' --D
TO wagon and accomplished he inat by IN sl, tIe
best record ever made by uoiter 20 wagon, 56a,
Hastings having set the champion ma Ioe az r,'
on the same track two Years ago, Itl.sfrl - tbo
e probab lv not n technical record, owlns 10 ,'s
fact that she may not nave Won ItiIre ,li o,,o77
the performance. Her best RECORD - '"'"' 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
FINAL BOUTS OF GOTHAM ATHLETIC Cit

The nnal bouts Of the Gotham Athletic Clubs
amateur boxing tournament will be held al the
Broadway Athletic Club tonight. Judging from m,
preliminary bouts Wednesday night. some good
sport should be seen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07

The Virginia Hot Springs COX Club will hold rs
annual fall tournament at Hot Springs. Va, Oc-
tober r. lS and Is. The Chesapcake and Ohio Rail-
way Will sell low rate excursion tickets from DC
tober 10 70 A. good returning in thirty days tuil
Information. tickets and sleeping car accommodaa-
lions nsv be obtained IT the Chesapeake ana ONO
ticket Office No 3c2 Broadway. and at all Penn
syivania Railroad ticket offices IN Ncw-Nork.
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PAcING-217 cLAss-rURsE $1,000
rpor-r1Nc- 10 cIAss-rrRsE 400

TIr1e-,.l5 .1Gi7 LIZ. -.IH'l, ~'-T'I' .
pArrvc rr-TrRrry. FOR TwO-yEAR-OLDs-PURsE
81 900
rucie May. b g. by Oakland Baron dodge 5s,s
"'''' '' % TIme-2.Sla. c.22is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07

The outlaw bicycle races At Madison Square Gar
den are announced 70 begin on December From
December 70 3 contest will be run in which the
riders will he on the track not more than twelve
hours each day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07

The Ravens will start their winter social season
with reception this evening AZ their clubhouse
This will be the forerunner OF many entertainments
T.. f.s hold
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C0TTII OF FRANCE AMI ITALY.

sn.ciaI rarv leaves bv ue October = f'r pleasant
,o,r = n DAYS visiting Glbg if.r l.'.y ..ldint
xsrles n me Venice eic.. the Riviera Paris LeatoH
&C inclusive FAR. nrsf class tL.oughout. $50 Par
tcuars from THOs. COOK 4 son POI ani 1928 BROAD
y. \.
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SECOND RAcr-rBr HUNTER HANDICAP FOR

sEcoND RAcE-T5E HUNTER HANDICAP; FOR h4ne'
three wears od SO starters TO pay $50 more;
s1coo added. 10 second horse $500 and 70 third 500
r., the adde. money. Tn. Withers Nile.
Thomas c. MoDoweils b. Rush by Nads"or'n- ,os
sydney Pagets br Admiration. by Kinss'on-H'po -.
fy ss9e1 rss os Nal BY Meiser-sprnst llS
Thofnss / watts / Mad q Harlem by The baro ,os
W r. 6 ,s4's" f. The Rose by Mser-Mon's ~,
Jares Moiauchn b. Lazy Lindsay. by Sir Nod %,
Bronze COS Ia caevio BY chevioElse 5 lo2
THIRD RACT-THE NURSERY HANDICAP: $500
added: fer wo-yeaT-ds special entrance and forfeit
conditions 70 horse $500 and 20 third S4oo Of
the added money The Eclipse Course
II 1.a,lor's b. waIine b. NasettoThs Sweeper. ~
p Lorilafls D. Marioeri hy Aotr-Mlss MaI. -
! 2 Nadden's b.. c. KimaInoek by sir D1Non- ,oo
=! e Maddsns b. e. McMeekn. by Fonso-Daisy go
J p Madden iik c Raaso7d by Faisettovirse- ,os
c M SINUS b. e. Lieutenant Gibson. by G. ". 90
PEN Bei,6nt en- C Gonfalon BY ForsoFslerns. lls
Bromley Co.'S b. c. Missionary, oy HsnoveI-OTSu- go
Bromley cos B. c. Temrisr. ~ Order-Hatue p los
ID fseards ch c. Prince IF Melbourne BY Bramble go
sydrSy Psrers Oh. KsshaadTa by Goldaneh-
:, Tatirss D. r No-taaic b, Montana-walnut u
p J. Divers nix G iamin3ok ny Hanoyer-Auran 10
The Pepper Stables ch. Kings Courier by Kan ,os
y Eugene Legas ch. C. King Rramtle by Brambls 90,
" y cTa-k's cb c. The scotctlnan. BY Potomac 49,
}. j. HT.ands b. C. Ks'orram. by Rayon dor-Lady 81.
Rdbrook l0'