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puGilIsn1.
LOOKED LIKE FAKE.
Tommy Ryan and Jack Root Fought
Six Round Draw.

Tommy Ryan and Jack Root Fought
Six Round Draw.
Chicago, July 24.--Tommy Ryan Of
Syracuse and Jack Root of Chicago
fought draw at TatterstaIls tonight.
Neither had any marked advantage
during the six rounds although Ryan
sent Root to the floor in the first round
with a right hook to the Jaw. Root
evened matters up in the next round
with several heavy swings to Rvan's
ear that brought the blood in streams.
After that the contest appeared to
be more like a sparring exhibition than
a fight, and the 5000 gave vent to their
disaDgroval in cries of fake" and
take them off During the fifth
round several hundred left the hall. so
disguised had they become at the work
OF the two men. Root had about ten
pounds the best of the weight. Hoe
ChOynski and Tommy White took care
of Root and Jack Jeffries and Harry
Gilmore looked after Ryan's interests
The betting was 10 to 8 that RYAN
would win, but very little money was
placed at these odds. George Siler was
referee.
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WORLDS RECORD MADE.
Black Gelding Coney Paced Mile in
2:0234, Which Is a New Mark.

Black Gelding Coney Paced Mile in
2:0294, Which Is New Mark.
Cleveland. o., July PA worlds rec
ord was made today at the Chenille
trOtting track. when the black gelding
Coney, by Mckinney. paced the second
heat Of a race in 2:02%. This is the
fastest heat of a mile ever. paced by a
horse in hobbies. Frank Bogash has
held the record for three years at
2:O41z. 1t was the second heat of the
2:06 pace.
Prince Albert took the lead at the
start and held ii TO the half. which
was covered in 1:O01A Then McHenrv
began TO push COney, who was four
lengths behind the leader At the
three-quarters, which was made in
1:S1%. he had caught Prince Albert and
was going so fast that McHenry pulled
him down, and he logged under the
wire an easy winner. The weather was
shOwery, causing the postpOnement of
the 2:15 pace and the 2.25 trot.
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Reagan Bests Forbes

New York. July 24.-John Reagan of
Brooklyn tonight defeated Clarence
Forbes of Chicago in the twentieth
round. before the Seaside Sporting cIlb
at Coney Island. From the very first
IT was hot set-to. Forbes forced the
Brooklyn boy to the floor twice in the
first four rounds. Reagan then fresh
ened up and kept even with Forbes
giving smash for smash. Toward the
nIteenth round Forbes seemed to be tir-
ING and Reagan gave him a swing on
lhe nose that brought the blood. Both
. me- kept gong merely TO the end OF
the bout in the twentieth round wben
the referee awarded the decision 10
Reagan. -
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Struck Out Twelve.

Twelve strike outs was his record
yesterday. with but six hits. Every
Mol The FocatellO team succumbed
10 ts wrinkles, with the exception Of
EE haynes but then Mysterious Bill
is pretty old dog at the game. and
when you fool him. why. you're playing
J.
Harmon rubbered for the Pokies in
ua afternoon contest and was right in
.e same all of the time His record
Of strike outs did NOT quite equal that
of laE.Hrs but ne held the shorts
down 20 tHe same number of hits. Half
a'ze1 Was his limit in dead soldiers,
~. q. ul his old speed seemed to be
with hm. together with more control
l--u Na~ manifested in the earlier part
OF '1e season.
u'.l .t 'l. games were ChaTa cterized
'I 40 absence OF hits that was notice
e.-. ll. Shorts got four from LilliS
Z. I'D" morning game while the Pokies
hammered uu, but three from Kimerer.
"-' nN tae Way. played a beautiful
game no both sessions. A peculiar part
' "'.A -aunS was the fact that uD
I'D Almost ..e last inning il looked as
.t-. "." 3D.. The teams would be treat
Ca. .' 81 shut out. one run saved that
'.'.s 3'~Ur Jiuu IN each case. St.
s..' o.. a.N short for the Idaho ag-
s.e-....m a'i excellent work right
IA- Scores tor The two games follow:
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HAPPENINGS IN The WORLD or SPORT

pan IN three years play on an Ogden
uIatnond and did not seem to care for
Inc long end of the small receipts as
ns Had Tour errors to his credit. The
visitors got nine hits off Hansfard ID
"I me Pendergraft was invincible
LII, ne only sensational features of the
9Y,itlS was phenomenal stop and a
e.. ~ oIle-handed catch by Casey. Bat
LA h11Ppy error in the fourth and a
Wild throw by Boylan in the ninth f,'t "a q
shut out. " 'iielr hrst
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Che Curt.
HORSE RACING At CALDER'S
SMALL CROWD SEES SOME IN
TERESTING EVENTS.
Judge Declares One Race Off For
Hardness on the Part of the
Owners,

In the neighborhood of 1000 people
saw the horse races at Calder's park
yesterday afternoon. The sport was
above the average, and in addition to
the racing the spectators saw the
judges call bluff made by.some of the
hosemen. 1t was the three-eighths
dash in which five had entered.
The judges were showing a most
commendable desire to hurry things
up SO that people might get home he
Iore bedtime. The hOrsemen. as usual
were delaying the game, and they paid
no attention when word was sent to
them that unless the animals appeared
Wltnln i've minutes the event would be
declared off. The owners still failed
TO need the calls of the judges. and the
laIter very promptly decided that there
should be no race.
me decision was vigorously applaud
ed by the spectators and as vigorously
protested against by the turfmen. but
what the judges said went Thereaf-
Ter II was hard to keep the horses from
Ialllng over each other, so anxious
were their owners to get them on the
track in time.
Inc first number on hat would have
Deen the programme if any programme
nad peen printed was a wagon race at
haI-mile heats, three in five. for a
purse of $780, Six entries faced the
nag. y Harris Logan proved himself
the pest OF the lot by winning in
straight heats. Second money went to
Cyclone, who fniShe .scCnd once and
third twice. DR.. Whitney drove Nav r.
to loOk-in by finishing third in the
nrSt second in the second and fifth in
the third.
The second race, at mile heats. three
IN i've, 2:3O class. brought out three en-
tfles and strung itself into six heats.
~ was all WindSplitter'S in the first.
The gray mare spreadeagIed her field
ana won with her mouth open. She
would have won the second. but her
mobiles came down and she was with
IN an ace OF turning a SOmerSault. Cap
haynes took first place, with Bodine
second.
BOdine had by this time warmed UD
and took the third and fourth heats.
IN the fifth, which was won by Haynes.
w lndspltter was distanced and the
last round was between BOdine and
Haynes. The two raced like a team half
way over the first time. and then 30
dlne broke so badly as to lose consid-
cradle ground. In the remaining three
quarters the distance was made I'D.
however, and BOdine won, with half A
length to spare.
There were two running events. The
first was a thTee-quarters dash. with
Ben Bolt, Redbird and LynviIle sport
ing SILK. They finished in the order
named. LynVille cut out the pace. but
keep in front for the distance.
Bolt had things all his own way and
Won. pulled no, with a length and a
half Of daylight between him and Red
bird.
Miss Remsen won the five-eighths in
style. Her competitors were
BeTenice and Caligula, the latter get
ting the place.
The judges were Hal W Brown. J.
W. BransfOrd and DR.. G.. w Shores of
Denver. F. +. Schefski was clerk of
the course The summaries follow:
First race, road wagons. half mile
heats, three in five, purse $780, so per
cent to first, 80 TO second and 10 to
third:
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Wrecked bv a Landslide,

Lacrosse. Wis. July 24.-The Chicago.
Milwaukee & s. Paul passenger train
No ?, which is due here at 3:O5 a. m.
was wrecked about o'clock this morn
ing at Kings Coolie, near Wabasha.
Mimi, by running into a landslide at
that place Engineer Hathaway and
Fireman Thomas were instantly killed
and several passengers who were in the
forward coaches were injured, some Sc
riOuSly
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Burlesque at Kaysville.
fSpeciaI CorrespondenceD

KaysvilIe, July 24.-The chief sporting
feature of the Kaysville celebration OF
Pioneer Day was the baseball game this
afternoon between the Kaysville and
and Centerville teams, that put up such
a close and pretty game two weeks ago
at Lagoon. The CenterviIles were
fIaved alive today. They simply could
not play any kind of ball. and the home
lads walked around the diamond and
scored whenever they desired to do SO,
The purse of $50 was easily earned The
scorer worked hard all through the
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Salt Lake.
New Grounds All Right.

The Salt Lake Gun club had a trial
shoot on its new grounds yesterday and
found them a vast Improvement over
the old plot at Popperton. There
is plenty Of shade and the accOmmoda-
lions for the entertainment OF ladies
during the shoot are first-class. Quite a
number were out yesterday ard while
there was no regular match shooting
done, there were some first-class scores
made
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OGDEN WON SECOND.
Father Gimlin's Crustaceans Even I'm
Things.
Especial to The HeraldO

NSpeclal 10 The Herald.)
ogden, July 24.-Father Gimlin's sat
eiilte5 turned the tables on the Rio
Grahdes this afternoon, defeating
them in d pretty game by the score of
seven to five GimIin was in tba bov
Tor ogden, and after the second inning
had the Rio Grandes at his mercy. He
struck out ten men and did not allow
d Tree pass Nine hits were secured off
ms delivery, but with the exception of
the one inning they We're so scattered
as 10 be of no avail Pendergrast
- icI E the afternoon game and while
the Ogdens got fourteen hits from him
ne pitched a good game. considering
the tact that he pitched a winning
game IN the morning, when he put up
one OF the best games ever seen in an
Ogden diamond.
A sood deal of money changed hands
as result of the game, about $500 hav-
ing peen placed in the afternoon This
money, however, was all local capital
The score, in detail. is as follows.
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Another For Capitalists.
Especial 70 The Heraldl

Lehi, July z4.-The Bankers of Salt
Lake today vanquished the aspiring
young men from Draper at this place
by the ignominious score of II to 2.
Inc game had no features unless it
was the excellent playing of the Salt
Lakers- Their work was a revelation
to the Draperites.
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Couldn't Find PLAYERS.

The game which was TO have been
played at Lagoon yesterday between
the Wilkes nine and the old League
professionals was called off on account
OF the inability Of the management of
me professionals to collect sufficient
material TO form a nine 1t is hoped
that the two teams may be able to get
together at some date in the near fu-
ture.
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Bases on balls, off HansfOrd. 4: Fender
graIt, 2 Struck out, by Hansford Sears
4 o ?'9yrSn,r Bennett, Scare; by Pendergraft
~ tI, Adrt l. Hansiord. Hit by pitcher, Green
We'll Stolen bases, Hopkins. 3. Perrin
MISSED ~ balls. Henry. Three-baggers
lake T,wo-baggers, Rislsy, Sears D
6oEian FIRST on errors Rio Grande. 4:
CCSqen, .. Left on bases. Rio Grande. 10.
ogden, l. Attendance, 300. Time of game
l:S9. Umpire Pawlas. - e''iiiO'
sports baseball
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After suffering from severe dysnen-
STA over twelve years and using many
remedies without permanent good 7
finally took Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. II
did me so much good l Recommend II
70 everyone writes j.. E. Watkins
clerk and recorder, Chillicothe. No n
digests what you eat. F. c. Schranm
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game, not an inning of which passed
without the Kaysvilles, scoring any
Where from two to ten runs. The score
was forty-two 10 twelve, and the last
nan OF the ninth. in which about fifteen
more runs were coming to Kaysville,
was not played.
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Pierce. Critchlow & Barrettel A IffGGTl55

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Third Judicial district of the state of
Ctah, county Of Salt Lake. A II Raleigh
plaintiff, vs. NIilandO Pratt and Libbie r.
Pratt, his wife; Q. P. Pratt and Emma l.
Pratt, his wife; Z. II. Cabell and Louisa
A Cabeil, his wife; George ". Lay and
Jane Doe Lay, his wife, otherwise IN
known; Thomas j. Drumm and Jane Doe
Drum, his wife, otherwise unknown de
remnants. Summons on amended com
pIalnt.-The state Of Utah 10 said defend
ants: You are hereby summoned to an
pear within twenty days after the service
OF TINS summons upon you. if served with
In the county in which this action is
brought, otherwise, within thirty DAYS
after service, and defend the above en-
Titled action; and in case of your failure
so TO do, judgment will be rendered
against you according to the demand Of
the complaint, of which a copy has been
MED with the clerk of said court
FERGUSON & CANNON.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
P. o. address, 304-5-6-7 TempIeton build
ms, Salt Lake City, Utah
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American LeagLe.

At AIinneapolis-M Minneapolis, 9; Detroit,
10
At -Chicago-Cleveland game
postponed; rain
Al Observation-Disclosures Buffalo game
POSTPONED. rain.
At Kansas City-kansaS Clty-Indianap-
Oils game postponed; rain.
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RIOS TOOK FIRST.
Hof Two Errors HOLSTERS Would
Have Had a Shutout.

~, -'T'"'IdI % The Herald)
Pf.7c .''' july -+.-The locals lost to the
= To- '''S THIS morning by a score of
Scr, an M vas an off day for the lob
being r--.- 'ui SIX Of the visitors runs
be REM. on errors. Father Gin had
-'d'ion Of dropping his first 1y
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Standing of the Clubs.

r-,., very good exhibitions of the ma
...-.I game were provided for those
~. .rrararreG to celebrate at Walker s
s.lJ Yesterday. and each Of the teams
..srti.fratfrg got away with a scalp.
I,rIar .hc conditions it seems that
,t.ra ought To be the best of feeling,
,r5 There f4. So all is well.
I'm the morning the doughty lads who
.r.r for Clip and who have been put
..rr gu lust about the real article in
ts. mast f.u games carried off the hon
w.. line olive wreaths and the major
rorti.u off the long green. They were
tsruy They had shown the Kleiber
lrdrf that they had improved i'm
,lsgsur.ILly I'm their conduct on the dia-
,..rd and the metamorphosis had
I~rI.. Them better than the Idahoans
+, n ratio of four To one. Light hearts
and merry smiles made the sun shine
f-foht.r. which wasn't necessary. for
=. VAS quite warm enough before,
thank you
So 10 was that they brushed the dust
from their indigo uniforms. hastily dis
Matched meal and wendell their way
arlfr out to the field of conflict that
rbav might again vanquish the savages
rom the Trap tribe.
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Match Race OFF

Detroit, Mich, uJly 24.-The match
race between Sidney Lucas and Adj
vance Guard at Windsor this afternoon
was declared off on account of the had
condition of the track.
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Stockholders Meeting

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN OF A
special meeting of the stockholders of the
chloride Point Consolidated Mining e
Milling Company at the office of the com
pany, 400 DoOly block. Salt Lake Citv.
Utah, on Saturday, August 4th, 1900. at
Two o clock p IN, to transact the follow
ing business:
l. To elect a full set of officers and
directors TO act until the next annual
election and until their successors are
elected and qualified.
: To determine whether this comDanv
VIII establish an office in Boston. Mas.
where general business may be trans
acted and stock transfers made and to
pass a bylaw establishing such office.
3 To pass bylaw creating the office
OF assistant secretary and to elect such
officer.
l. 10 transact any other business prop
erly coming before the meeting.
Dated Salt Lake City, Utah, July 16.
II. w BROWN.
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Delinquent Assessment Notice

JOE BOWERS EXTENSION MINING
company, Secretary'S office. Salt Lake
CITY. July q. 1890. NOtice.-There are
delinquent upon the following described
stock on account of assessment No. 8
levied June 10. 1900. the several amounts
SET opposite the names of the respective
stockholders as follows, viz:
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And in accordance with law and the order
Of the board of directors made June 19
1890, so many shares of each parcel OF
above stock as may be necessary viii be
sold at auction at the Office OF the Joe
Bowers Extension Mining company, 3l3
D. F. Walker building, Salt Lake City,
Utah, at ? o'clock p. m. on Tuesday.
August :, 1900, 20 pay delinquent assess
ment thereon together with costs Of ad-
vertising and expense OF sale.
F. A. DRUEHL, Secretary.
313 D. T. Walker Building.
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bdStS on DdIIS, TierhaTt, ], Pender-
graft. ,. Struck out, by Gimlin, Hopkins
~. Ferrin. Risley %, Boylan. Bennette
%, Scare. Pendergraft; by Pendergraft.
Hansford o. Passed balls, Henry %.
Stolen bases, Risley, Gimlin. Three-bag-
ger, Henry. Two-baggers, Gimlin, Henry.
AIcGregOr. First on errors. Rio Grande.
4; Ogden, ,. Left on bases. Rio Grande, :;
Ogden. S. Attendance. 1000. Time o.
game, 1;5S. Umpire, Pawlas.
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The Tables Turned.

The eternal fitness of things was
AGAINST them and justice prevailed. The
Tramp gang won, but the Clip lads
have The consolation of knowing that
The score wasn't as big and there was
more TO the same. 1t WAS three to one
this time.
And IL Was a great game all the way
throu-h-the most skeptical fan could
fnl but little To- WELD the hammer on.
and those who naturally take a cheer
ful view of the way the universe is
being run were in parOXysms of de-
light Not until the last half of the
ninth iuuIuc had been concluded was
there any certainty as to the result. 1t
VAS good baseball-the kind the fans
want 90 see and are willing to patron
ze
Danny Taylor. who did the legerde-
main with the horsehide, was again the
feature o.. the contest. pitching beauti-
.u. ball. with only one fault. That was
O. tendency To give men tickets when
they really ought 70 have earned their
transportation. In every other respect
Danny was up To the required stand
AID
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VIII Compete in Fire Tourney.

Chicago, July 24-Chief Hale of the
Kansas City fire department with thir-
ty men arrived here today en- route to
New York. and thence to Paris, to COM
pete in the international firemen's
tournament the latter part of next
month. After that Chief Hale and his
men will make an exhibition tour
through western Europe
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Philadelphia, 8; Cincinnati,

Philadelphia. July 34.-Orth today pitch
ed in good form and in only one inning did
Cincinnati secure more than one hit. At
tendance, 3,21S. Score:
R II. r.
Cincinnati $1,000.
philadelphia .... o. .. ........., 0
Batteries Breitenstein and kahoe;
Orth and Mcfarland.
I-mDire-Terry
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Wednesday Afternoon, From to 6
O'Clock

Ladies Black Sunshades, Ladies'
White Carriage ParasOls, Children 5
ParasOls, value $1.25 to $3.50, your
choice z5c each.
T. AUERBACH & BRO.
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Motorcycle Race.

OF course the big event of the even
ing was the motorcycle race against
the worlds time of 1:34, established by
Mcfarland and Stevens in Los An
geles last winter. The Turville brothers,
Charlie and Glenn, appeared on the
track with their new two-and-a-uuar-
ter-hOrSe-p power machine direct from
the factory and amid the deafening
cheers from the immense throng of
wheel lovers, they clipped a second
from the record. This is another mark
Tor the saucer, which holds more than
a few of the worlds times for differeX
distances
No other records were broken during
the evening, which seems a fact
worthy of note when the number that
has gone a-tumbling in the past few
weeks is taken into account But Just
the same the races were all fast and
they came close to record time in sew
eral instances.
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DR.. Sanford's Liver Invigorator. The
best liver medicine. A vegetable cure
for liver ills, biliousnesS, indigestion.
consultation
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SOARING HoRSEHIDE SCALED
THE FENCE.
Garvin Pitches Mastery Game For
Chicago and Leaders Were Beaten
-Orth in Good Form.
Standing of the Clubs.
Boston, 12; St. Louis. II

Boston, July 24.-In the tenth inning of
tOddy'S game Stahl tripled TO right center
and scored the winning run on Collins
drive over the left field fence. Both teams
batted hard, but St. Louis fielding was
tr-fie worse than Boston 5. Attendance,
800. Score:
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Was Pretty Race.

The one mile tandem handicap was
just about as pretty a race as a man
would care to see. From the report
of the revolver it was a breath-taking.
hair-raising Whirl, and when John
Chapman and Iver Lawson fairly flew
over the track winners by several
lengths the enthusiasm knew no
bounds. They made the mile in l: 81 2-5
and would probably have dropped
lower had the handicap. men kicked
up better pace
For the first two laps, the winning
pair fairly flew around the track and
on the third they had caught the ad-
vantage men, who were punched and
riding probably as fast as they were
able, but not fast enough for liver and
Chapman. In the middle of the fifth
lap the last named put in operation
just about the prettiest sprint that has
ever been seen on the track They
fairly flew around the bunch and dis
Ianced them by several lengths.
Those boys have a license to ride
with any tandem team in the world"
remarked an enthUsiast-and they were
ali something of that order That was
the opinion of everybody at the track
and many were the cheers for the
plucky team
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Chicago 9: BROOKLYN. z.

Brooklyn. July 4-Chicago won tOday's
game by solid hitting and Garvin's mas
ter.y pitching in the last seven innings
The game was marked by brilliant play
in. Attendance, 100. Score:
Il. II. Z.
Chicago o.. q. 81. 800 ........ 9 II
Brooklyn Gee. T.. .. =. .....-.... Z 10
I5atJe--es-GarVin and Chancey; NOpS,
Howell and Mcclure and Farrell
Jmpire--O Day.
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Still Continues,

The Lace House summer cash clear
ing sale.
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Second race, mixed trOt and pace
three mile heats. three in five, purse
800. so. 80 and 10:
W. f. Stones BOdine ...3-2-1-1-2@
z. G. Fox's Cap Haynes .2-1-2-2-1-2
+. Luff's Windsplitter ..1-3-3-3-iis.
Time-2:35, 2:31, 2:29A. 1921. 2:27.
2:29
Third race. three-fOurths dash. purse
$780, so, 90 and 10.-Ben Bolt. Redbird
and Lynville finished in the order
named. Time-1:1s
Fourth race. five-eighths dash, purse
$780, SO. 80 and 10.-Miss Remsen. Cali
gula and Berenice finished in order.
Time-1:0 4L