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The sun., 1901-03-18
ROWING.
DsuntIsss Crow Starts Training for the Match
with Columbia Varsity Eight

The Dauntless eght-oared crew which
won the intermediate race at the National
Regatta last year. was out on the Harlem
River Yesterday for tho first time this sea-
son with the coach, Dayy Roach, in the cox
swain's seat The men INDUCED in long
row at m easy stroke. Those in the boat
were Adce Instone. GOldstone, Brner,
Pumphrey, wolfskehl, Nelson and Seibc-
necher one reason for the early appear
ance Of the crew on tho water is the match
race arranged with tho Columbia varsity
eight capt Tralnor ANNOUNCED Yesterday
that the contest with the Colegans VIII be
royed about the middle Of May Tho MON
B G also had four-oared crew on he water
Ned Hanlau was around th" Harlem boat
houses yesterday making arrangements Tor
the qulrtering Of the Columbia crows. The
VARSITY four and freshmen lights viii
row from the Harlem r. G The Varsity
ei zht will put up NJ the Nynrok"S and me
second Varsity az the Metropolitan. Hanlnn
said that he would have six crows entered
IN the Harlem regatta in Junlor, lnlerihe-
date and senior four and eight-onred races
Tom Mullen. who has Just returned i.om
Palm Beach, has presented new 500 hud-
dick shell 10 the Harlem Y { Fred Lawson
ia building an eight shell for the mon Is {,
which will be q? feet long, inche deep ana
have n beam Of 22'. Inches
The sun., 1901-03-18
ATHLFTICS Ar COITNBTA.
The Mcn who Have Received the varsity &c"
for Excellence.

for Excellence.
During the past week all the details Of the
new athletic management at Columbia have
been perfected. 1t has been settled that
any student on tho registration books can
become a member OF the new General Athletic
Association upon the payment of an annual
fee Of IS The association will issue n ticket
TO every member which will admit him TO all
football baseball, track and lacrosse games
held under Coumbia's auspices. IL has also
been provided that any alumnus may avail
himself Of this opportunity
The VARSITY &C" for excellence In athletics
has been awarded to c. A. Whitaker. p g..
the pole vaulter and {. h. Marshall. o? law.
the runner. for winning five points each for
Columbia in the Williams indoor track meet
and giving Columbia the victory. The track
team colors and sigma were awarded TO
Charles A. Baker, 'O2 law; william p = Earle
'OI college and NJ. Is Dean, '0i college, for
their work in wintor meets,
The results OF the six indoor meets in the
university gymnasium have been determined
in all events except one, and Trainer Hlerl-
berg announces the standing upon which
medals will be awarded IA follows:
Shot Put Won BY =. II. johnson, O2law. 10 points
J. r. Mahan, 'O2 college, 10 points second j. b
stewart, 'Oi science, points. thlfd
'Os law ia points: Harry {. Brrnnernan. '02 college.
and b NJ l.. Ernst. 'o2 law. tied for second with
'ISi Pois Vsui,-wOn by } Boy,e Smith, Jr. 'oI col
lrse, 10 points 7 Whi'@ser' o4 coIisg, points,
SprInls-Von BY Harold II Weekes. 'O2 college.
iS Dunts. Harry G. BreennnAn,'O ,'O2 college and NJ, D
Dean % college. tied for second with points each
Long Distance Runs Won By Charles a. Baker
second II points Howard A. keeler' o5 college.
3 points third
The middle dis, ance events arc not COM
pleted The leaders are o. NJ. Bishop. 'O3
college. ~ points; Joseph A. McAnerney.
'O9 college ii points: c. b Marshall, '02 law.
and 4 Martin, '0l college. 0 points each,
The law school captured the class champion
shin banner with a total of 81 points.
Crew work under Hanlan Ia much further
adv vanced than in previous years His
method Of stripping every day and rowing
with the crew candidates II new ono at
the institution and has given confidence TO
every oarsman In the rowing knowledge OF
the coach
A letter has been received from Syracuse
University inviting Columbia to send fresh
men Grew TO its regatta during the hrst week
in June The management thinks favor
ably of meeting syracuse on the water. but
II il thought that the date IL too near that
of the POughkeepsie races 10 lustlfy tho crew
in taking the trip. In case Harvard declines
10 meet Columbia in the Harlem regatta on
Decoration Day, Manager Erdal VIII invite
the PENNSYLVANIA Henley eight to row on
Tho report Of the Athletic Committee in
charge Of the gymnasium benefit for the
unDaid field fund has been issued IL SHOWS
receipts amounting 10 sils6O and expenses
Of si2i al, leaving a balance ot almost $500
for athletic purposes.
The sun., 1901-03-18
WRINKLES IN THE BRISTOL BOAT.
A New Paint Being Used and Metal Casting.
Galy yanixed.

BRISTOL. March II A deal OF galvanio
paint Is being used in painting the many
metal fittings in the interior Of the Bristol
Cup boat This paint is something new
In mixture, and Is being applied literally
above the lead keel and floor plates from
the fact III at It ia quito an Improvement over
ordinary paint, because IL IL great deal
lighter; therefore doing away with much
dead weight in the upper hull of the boat
a feature that has been given exhaustive
study in the construction OF racing boats at
Bristol 1t il also found TO be quite fac
tor in eliminating rust or other deterior alto n
on the metals upon which II ~ spread
The new electrical plant established in
the boat shops last summer saves labor IN
various ways. and although being expensive
In It's introduction. n Is said 10 have neariy
paid for itself up 10 the present time
Another new wrinkle at the shops Ia tho
galvanzing OF metal castings for the Cup
boat by means OF electricity, these operations
having been carried on during the past week
in a small building between tho boiler shop
and the machine shop. More Of the pieces
in the interior Of the new boat are galvanized
than were those OF tho COlu bia.
Tho platers on the Cup defender were
working steadily yesterday on the sheer
strake plates with a quiet understanding
that their labors. SO far as the boat
next month The carpenters are getting
ready 10 lay the deck. although the fret planks
may not be adjusted for a week. Tho steel
spar work Is well advanced several Of the
riyetors being shifted from the bull OF tho
boat to the work OF rivetng the spar plates
In the north shop. Another lot Of new running
rigging M aterial has Just arrived from the
Plymouth Cordage Company, and was car
ricd to the loft and stretched Tho differ
euce in quality OF the Cup defender manila
rope and that from the Plymouth company
for other uses is plainly discernlble At the
railroad station where both lots were piled
up two days ago, the superiority Of the for
ner was not difficult 10 discover from the
fact OF the fibre being finer. whittier. and the
strands better laid.
There Is as vet not a word said ofcially
about tho time OF launching the boat, al
though some Of the details Of work con
nected with such an event have actually
begun I'm the south shop, such as the assem-
bling Of soma of the various parts OF the cradle
near the hull of tho new boat, some OF tho
timbers being newly shaped out and gen
eral overhauling Of tho cradle drum that
operates In connection Of the gear that Il
intended 10 lower the craft Into the water
Considerable Of the sCnflOlding in tho inside
OF tho boat has been dismantled. showing
practically fin she'd appear ancc, the plates
having been all fitted Then story from a
semi-Offlcia source was spread among tho
mechanics within two days to the effect that
the designer was timing operations OF con-
StruCtlon that would be the means or setting
the craft afloat the nrst part Of April, and
whilo no particular date is named, tn" word
has been passed about that the launching
will take place previous 10 April 10 next
The sun., 1901-03-18

American National Tournament / Blctckcr and
American owl, at TIE Gcrmania Assembly Rooms
alleys.
Harlem Navy League NonpsreIl roat Club ".
WyanOke Boat club. at Ihum d kRhlsdorfs alleys
New York lntefClub League Harlem Republican
Club Va New York a. C., Al he Harlem Republican
New York Royal Arcanum League ColiaN Coun.
Gil, our Council Team 40. anu samaritan council,
at Stairs alleys.
North Side National League cyclone, FaIrmoun,
and Home City, al Pumps alleys
Brooklyn lnterclub League Columbian club vs.,
Aurora GTa,a club. Carleton club vs. Crescent a. c.
Brooklyn Bicycle club VI. KnickcrbOcket J. {,
Brooklyn Royal Arcanum League Fraternity
Co ncil, philadelphos Council and Nassau Council,
al TTalnors alleys.
Carrthers National Tournament Pm knight,
De Long aud Rcueckr at the Elephant club ailcyA.
Bay Ridge Tournament Colts, LcOnds and Pros
pect, at Koch > all'ya
Greater New York ub-Tournament- Pontiac, Mon
arch and Bushwlck Whcclmen, at 1hum Ehlef :
alleys
Cctmanla Sub-Tourna ment -Adelphi. Bushwlck
Council and Bedford Palace, At Rernards alleys.
Arlington Tournament Original Arlington, Car
sOn and a. Is. G, at lertram 4 Wallis aleNs
Woods Han Tournament Egan, Lafayette and
Clio, Al Wright & Apmann'- Alleys.
North Jersey League -EssrG Va, National Turn
Vereln at the Essex alleys,
RNbenateins Tournament America, Prrkley and
Montgomery, at Rabenscln's alleys
The sun., 1901-03-18

interclub matches, In which tho strength
q the teams is 30 often unsettled by the
mabiity OF those asked TO keep their en-
James L. Taylor, Powelton Golf Club
The system would give enoouragement TO
first part Of the % match. for the G% holes I he % Is
down will not break his nerve. knowing they
d9nt COUNT against the team.
defect. IN hsdeld, sSa 6Id WsstOhesste, GolfThs
been discussed IN our club and We feel some
new plan should be devised TO produce a
tsirer estimate Of the relative merits Of oom-
Alexander Morten. westchester Country
Ihe system preoiudes the result OF a team
matoh between dozen or more men being
osspe59dsnt s5S upon the vagaries OF couple
The M. q. A. Executive Committees $
adoption OF the report was coupled with the
suggestion that the clubs play their informal
Executive Committee has actual control OF
only one match the annual home and home
contest with the Philadelphia Golf Associa-
ton, which comes under the head OF i'm,
portant team Matches" in which the old
system OF scoring will prevail.
Including the eighteen who set out on
Saturday. hfty-sir started in the tvo-day
blind handicap. the 0rst competition OF
tho season at tho Crescent Athletic Club
il ks. that ended yesterday. The prizes
In honor Of st. Patrick's Day. and to show
their appreciation OF the day and the donor
eaoh player was decked with u ribbon or
rosetto OF green. The play was over
the temporary course. which l.ainH had In
as good condition as could be expected: but
the putting green's we're soft and full OF foot
p 'ints. 80 that the scoring was largely mat
to- OF luck The tie for the choice OF prizes
bNtween Jones and W illiams will have to be
pllyod on later. Tho scores:
Jay 8. Jones, 1Oi. 2--e9; {. q. Williams l0..
3-99: James RhetL 1902 l-i0l: II. A. Tucker. l07.
3-l04 W. ID. Pickett, ia. 0-l05: W. ". Plkngton,
ll5 6-iO5; Thomas Hovenden, 100. 3-ioo Y, j,
Phillips, 100. 3-lOG &. &. Mason, Ill. i--lO7. W.
G. Beeoher. III. sos: a. a. Adams, liz, 3--l0o;
N. y: Goodwin, llS. a--ios; a. c, d, Foster 10,
o-lo9; J: Bergen. l,s, 1910; J. r: Edwards,
Gurney, l2l. S-li2; W W. Share, llD, 6--ll3; r.
W. Woodward, l26, l3.-il3 George thauncey, li3,
Oils: +. jerks, i26 i2-ll4 Arthur y. Capp,
49, 2-iit: W. r Smith, III 5-ll6; \. J.. Lutkns,
lso l2--il7: Il. T.. Henmonger. ie6, Sis; W. f..
Richards. ls5, 6-ltg: q. II. Belts. l20, 9--ls0 J.
A. Grfen, 1873 i4-i,i W. J. WIntrlngham. l3s.
ll-i,a Alexander Mcintosh. i31. il-l@6; A. J.
Klar i6,. l2-i43.
TAMPA. March II. A. @ Lockwood gave a
brilliant performance on the golf links here
to-day. going the round in ~. This ties the
professional record made by William Mar
shall. the professional Of the Onwentsia Club
Mr. Lockwoo was conceding third 10 c.
Powers of the Dyker Meadow Club, Brooklyn,
and 8 strokes 10 j. Frank Turner OF Ply
mouth. Pa. His pace was too strong Tor MS
opponents and no won rather easily.
The sun., 1901-03-18
Company N wins cup at Twsnty-thIrd ReT
ment Games.

1t was early yesterday morning when the
last event on the programme Of the Twenty
third Regiments eighteenth games was
decided mt the armory In BROOKLYN 80
slch record-brcaCinc meeting ever has bcen
held across the Bridge Il II Hatfield Of
Company d won the nna competition polo
vlulting for height, smashing his own record
b two inches AZ one minute after midnight
Company won the rcglmeutHl champion
slip with so points In the contest Tor in.
dlWdunl honors, Maxwell " Long won the
championship cup with ~. points, II Ford
Reed and George SCofe,d ted for second
elCh getting 10 points. and II lIlldreih
was third. with points Tn" point, scored
follow.
Company L. 60 Company G. q Company II
/. Ia Company D. ~ Company e. g. Company :.
s., Hospital Corps, :, Field Muse 8 ana Company
The sun., 1901-03-18

Tho championship schedule Of the Metro
poitan District Cricket League was drawn
up at a meeting at the Knickerbockcr A c.
on Saturday night II is as follows.
Mav 49, Montclalt A c. 70. Nelson Lodge, az Mont.
clair 20 Manhattan W, Nelqon Lodge. AZ Prospect
PARK aud Monclair &C. W. Klngs County, at Mont
clair: 3O Manhattan Va, Kings County at Prospect
Park .urr l. Montclsls \. q. vs.. X. \. G., At Mont
clair: s, Manhattan vs.. Monicalr A. c., at Prospect
Park and H. A. {. W. Nelson Lodge at Bayonne,
ls Nelson Lodge VS. Kings County, At Prospect PARK
90 Kings County VS. X. a c, at Prospect Park,
July a. Kings County vs Manhattan. at Prospect
Park is. Manhattan ", X. 4. C., At rrospecl Park
20, Nelson Lodge vs. Manhattan, at Prospect Park.
~, Kings County W Nelson Lodge, a. Prospect
Park Aug. ., Montclalr a. c. vs.. Manhattan. al
Montclar and x, a, C,ys Kings County. al Bayonne.
10 Nelson Lodge W Montclair a. g., Ht Prospect
Park l., X. A. q W. Manhattan, at Bayonne, and
Kings County Moniclar a. G, AZ Prospect Park,
"a Nelson Lodge Va. K. 4. C., at Prospect Park ST.
X A. &. vs. MontClair A c, at Bayonne.
The resi- gnation Of tho Livingston Field
Club was accepted with regret. and ma the
New York Cricket Club was not represented
at the meeting 10 was taken Tor granted
that IL too had withdrawn, The Nelson
Lodge Club was elected 20 membership, 50
that the league comprises the same number
OF clubs as last year
The sun., 1901-03-18

X omble 1856 Mccormack. 1877; Stevens, 1874, Total
6,l. - -, 90.
bank Clerks SChmit,, i3O Coe. lSS Burke, li6
Wyl, !OS, IIartzen 10. Total. 7i2.
FOURTH CAMP.
wholesale Drug Trade Howe, 1888 Ely, IA Hahn,
i79 Faulkner lS4 Ruddeman. lso Total, $40,
Bank Clerks feTdon, 100, le Nansney' l2l, Lee
l4i: Holmes. 1871, Miles, l6S Total 72h.
Grand otal Wholesale Drug Trade Association
3,i29. Bank Clerks, 3.O66.
The Carruthers National tournament games on
Saturday night resulted as follows.
FIRST GAME
Manhattan Sorren son, l72. Batch. l73, IIaller,
1875; bauer 1871 Allen, 1877 Total sos
Empire Schafvr. 1855; Howell, l5o WiIlamSon'
1874 Linden, 100. Shlman, lbO Total, Sal
SECOND GAME.
Empire Schaner, POO, Howell, l0S; Williamson,
1872 Linden, lGS Shiman. l6S. Total. OA5
South Paw Martin. l64; Nedlcus, lIs. btnkman,
1907 Nandckar. ldg; brrschenk l6a. Total 6ii.
THIRD GAME
South Paw Martin, l66, MedicuS, l65, liflnknan'
ls9 vandekar. l43 Bierschenk, 200. Total ho5
Manhattan Sorrcnspn. l7o. Batch. l6s, llaler
2Oi bauer, l59, Allen, 234. Total, 952,
The sun., 1901-03-18
Milwaukee, Side OF the Story In the Anderson
and FultE Ease.

MiLwAuREE, March Il The statement ~
Manager llanlon Of the Brooklyn Club that
Milwaukee had practically delrgudo the
Champions out ~ 81 500 for Anderson and
FutZ. mas brought out a sharp reply from
Secretary Gross Of the home club lie say.
that Milwaukee paid 81 500 for tho two mon
the BroOklyn- insisting on receiving the
privilege Of taking them back ~ the same
hguTc which they did lust before the clo,n Of
last season NHVHuke" offered % renew lhe
contract. but Hanlon refused, expecting 10
get s2,6O0 for them President killiiec told
him that II war was declared he would not Rct
a cent for them but the oNer was ignored
Hanlon paid back Just what Milwaukee paid
but loses the players
The sun., 1901-03-18
A Grave,end Bay Yacht Racing Association
PropOsed.

There was a meeting at tho house Of tho
Brooklyn Yacht Club at Bath Beach yester-
dav at which arrangements for the forma-
tion Of the Gravescud BAY Yacht Racing
Association were made The idea is 10 do
away with the conflicting dates which have
Delegates from the Brooklyn Yacht Club,
Marine and Field Club, Brooklyn Canoe Club.
New York Canoe Club. Royal Arcanum Out
jng Club, ROYAL ArCanum shore Club and
tho Grnvesand Bay Yacht Club were present
and promised to give their aid and support
to the scheme.
The sun., 1901-03-18
Tires
Harvard and Vale Challenge O,ford aud CaIa
bridge 90 tanlpetr IN TracG Iinmcn

BosroN, March, u john Graham. trainer
~ the Harvard University track team. CAV,
ont the following statement this Afternoon.
~ IN" request ct J. " llallownll. captain OF
the team.
Harvard ard Yale hPvc challenged OTford
md Camhrdgo Iur regular sci of track
ta0lh., 20 be held IN New NorF during tho
after pari of ncNt July. Tho ,hHlienze
Wa -ent last week and an answer b. cable
Is expected in few days"
The sun., 1901-03-18
Racquets.

BosToY, March. ~ Quincy A, Shaw Jr,
and Payne Whitney, Of the Boston A, A,
have won tho racquet championship OF Amer;
lea in doubles The deciding match proved
nm easy victory for Shaw and Whtrsv over
j Crane, Jr, and q. G. Clarke, Jr lhe de,
feat OF last years champions, Fearing ana
prise OF tho tournament and close con-
test was looked for in the final, but the con-
trary proved tho case. Tor Messrs. shaw
by the scores Of r5-2. lj-6. 1911. and 800
They Displayed wonderful ability, and their
work was as fine rs ever was seen on the hos
ton court
The sun., 1901-03-18
Penn,,lvania's Eutry to Henley Regatta TO Be
Sent To-day.

At meeting Of tho Hcn!sv Committee OF
the UniverstS OF Pennsylvania, held on
saturday. il was decided TO make out the
institutions entry 20 the Henley Regatta
md IL will be sen. to-day Tho committee
niso looked over the subscriptions and
although several sub-commiltecs are TO be
heard from over $500 Is In hand With
~ having over 81 On0 with which TO send the
crew over in a manner that VIII bring credit
10 the American representatives.
The sun., 1901-03-18

The Ottawa Hockey Club, which has just
won the championship OF Canada. Will play
two games In this city on Friday and Satnr-,
dny newt. against the New York c and
an All New York team The following have
been rirked 10 represent New York Howard
Barron. Phillips. Hornfeck. fenwlok. Hunt
and Hayward
The sun., 1901-03-18
STEIN TROPHY MATCH
CLASS MATCH


The Thirteenth Regiment rife team de-
feited the Fourteenth Regiment team in
the only match. decided on saturday night,
in the team championship Of the Second
Brigad" The contest took place NJ the buttS
in the Thirteenth armory The score was.
Thirteenth Regiment. 342 points Fourteenth
Regiment. 325
The sun., 1901-03-18

Two matches and a Qualification contest
for sharpshooters were the features NJ the
Seventh Regiment rife ranges on Sltur-
day night. In the Stein trophy match. fifteen
shots NJ each range, Capt. Mclean led with
1870 The scores follow
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The Washington times., 1901-09-28
NEARLY FAILED TO SCORE.
Interior Department Defeated to the
Tune of 10 to 1.

Having raked together what he thought
10 be a crackajack team, and nursing
several old grudges against the nine ma
| nipulators of the tabulating machines
composing the team of the Census ONCE
Manager Lamar. of the Interior Depart
ment team, trudged out TO the National
Bah Park with his proteges closely at his
heels. He had promised TO distribute sew
erai nice things IL his men would make
good, and Incidentally take some OF the
stiffening out Of the statisticians They
all pledged themselves to do their very
best stunts.
But when the game began their pledges
counted for naught. They introduced g
little football into the contest by way of
novelty. and in consequence had the game
lost In the first inning Manager Lamar
did not then throw up the sponge, but he
resigned himself to prospective defeat.
The First Street men went out with the
discrimination to land the game. As a
clincher they showed Runkle, their star
all-round riayer, on the-rubber TO educate
the chesty topographers. Runkle did his
part well, and held the Land Office laddies
down to five scattering hits.
Nicholson, the Y. NJ. G. A. youth, who
looked after the Interioritcs interest in
the box, was touched up pretty lively in
this inning he retired the side on three
pitches. all Of which were knocked into
Harley,s hands. who tossed them over
ties at that station.
The topographers got their solitary tally
in the Initial inning, when Harley got a
hit, and was advanced to third on Brad
iey's swat for two hassocks. He romped
home with his tally on an out to first and
that was the last chance his messmates
had at the counting block. The popula-
ton takers did a little business in the
scoring line in every inning except the
third.
They led off with two counters, by way
of showing their opponents that they could
get them il they needed them. They got
one of their number across the finishing
lire in the second round. and three men
rushed into camp In the fourth with runs
to their credit. They added two counters
in the fifth and one man skedaddled
across the pan in the sixth. The continu-
Gus performance ended only with the
game, one man crossipg the rubber in the
seventh. The Land Office lads were given
a chance to swat the horsehide FOR the
eighth time. but failed to loosen the cover
upon the leather during their brief tarries
at the plate.
This game practically ends the season
in the department league. Two of the
teams have dropped out and the members
of the other teams declare that it is too
cold to ambe over field, of fading YER
dancy at this season of the year.
10
The Washington times., 1901-09-28
Entries Mt Toronto.

TORONTO. Sept 27.-Entries for tomor-
rows races:
First race-For three-year-o;ds and up
ward; selling; five and one-half furlongs.
Pharaoh, The Baer. III; Lady Kent. Ill;
Scorpio. 1l0; Prosit, 109; Midnight Chimes,
Blonde Grayson, 105; Myrtle Van, 1oi;
Pyralee Della Gee, 103; Lady Berkeley,
102: Frandoo. Antagone, 9s; Vernak. 100.
Second race-For two-year- odds; selling;
FIVE furlongs-St. Lazarus, 10i; Circus
Girl 1as; j. Patrick. 1f2; Juanita NJ, 10l;
Sir Clifford 81; Fairfield 90; Prancer. 30;
Natalie H., Wide Awake, 80; Miss Graft,
81
Third race-The Duke of Cornwall and
ward: one and one-eighth miles.=John
Ruskin. I26; BeIlcourt 120; Euclaire. us;
Violent. 10; Kaslo. 1O5; Daddy What
cheer, IS.
Fourth race-Pink Coat Steeplechase:
handicap; full course.-Jim Lisle, 1853; Bar
ley Sugar, 100: Last Fellow, Ill: Yelling
ton j., 135; Happy Hermit. Galahad, Pete
Kelly. Abingdon. Weniock. $50.
Fifth race-Consolation Purse; for three
year-olds and upward; one mile.-Edin-
Woodtrice, III; Ordeal. Tip Gal
liant, Ghetto. Spurs. 109: Bassverine. War
ranted, Magnus Trail. los; King Joshua.
Ramiro III. 1U1: Arganauta, Lizzie A.. 105;
Sir We're de We're. 1a2; Councilman Tom,
100; Gun Cotton. 80; Tenario, 9S.
Sixth race-For three-year-oids and up
ward: selling; seven furlongs.-Prince
Plausible. 120; Armada II. Dick Warren,
Our Lizzie. III: Curtesy, 1i3.
Seventh race-For two-year-olds; SELL