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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-04
HARNESS RACING.
AIRLINE. FAvoRITE, WINS IN WALK,
TWELVE THOUSAND PEOPLE Al lah
NASHUA FAIR CHEER THE RACE

Nashua. n H., Sept. 3.-There were t"e'. 49,
sand people at the Nashua fair to-day ,irinn the
mace brought over from yesterday AHl-"e n
favorite won in walk Miss BROCK wa staLss
F- the favorite in the Merrimack NaleS
CT the me choice was good Jessie wilkes o WAS a =,
Iavore in the go pace but yo Nan t the favorie
~ The 2-I3 mace The 2g7 pace was uIii' "
scconnt of darkness Summaries;
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TO-DAY'S ENTRIES.

Martini, to and TO also Start good. Driving
hy . lengths Time, 1898
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FOURTH RACE-THE DASH for tW"-Eear-olds. pehaI
ttss and allowances Five fsrlongs OF futnrlH
-, - - % a1d upvaTa maIacns.

-,z-47 =, ,,-r-TFE TURF HANDICAP; for three-yeaT-
o15s and upward S1.aoo added One ana one-qu"f''r
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RACING CHANGES IN ENGLAND.
Hereafter winning jockeys May Net he
Lifted Frem saddle by Admirers.

The latest British exchanges to hand con-
tain an account Of an important meeting OF
the English Jockey Club at Newmarket on
Oct, and at which several changes were
made in the racing rules Al the meeting
were Lord Falmouth. Sir Daniel Cooper
Sir X. Waldo Griffith. Lord Harewo God, Col.
Baird. Lord Stanley. Prince Soltykof. Col
IL. McCalmont, J. Lowther, MIR. Larnach
and Mr. Brassey. Lord Falmouth brought
forward the proposed alteration of the rules
moved by the stewards. Chief OF these
was Rule Isl. governing the actions OF q win
ming jockey. Heretofore the Jockey could
be lifted from his seat by his admirers or
otherwise congratulated, but the new rule
precludes any such liberties and reads as
follows:
Jockey OF each must ride his horse to the place
appointed for unsaddng the winner. The other
Jockeys may dlslnount within reasonable distance.
Every iock'y must present himself To be weighed
by the cleIk OF the scales at once, II a Jockey
be prevented from hiding back IL weigh In by rea-
son OF accident or illness. BY which he his horse
Is disabled. he may walk or be carried to the scales.
A change was also introduced in the dead
heat rule by which IL was proposed that
any Jockey could ride in the run-o1 pro-
vided he qualified and carried the correct
weight This was held over TO be redrafted
and will be brought UP again at a meeting
next week
The racing critic of the Fisid. IL seems.
is not impressed with James X Keenes's
Conroy II AS the following paragraph on
the American horses appearance in the
JOCKEY Club stakes at Newmarket shows;
The American horse ConrOy H.. who has
been good deal talked about, was one OF
the field, but he was AT the Bushes when the
winner passed the post. and though he IL
SNOWY horse at first glance. he has small.
weak quarters, and does not pick to pieces
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TURF GOSSIP AT THE TRACK.
Gel. Pepper viii Sell Ten Brood Mares
Numerous Good Things.

Col James T.. Pepper. the well-known
Kentucky horseowner and breeder announced
Yesterday that he will sell ten brood mares.
including Stylitive. the dame OF Kings Courier.
week from to-day at Morris Park. Col.
Pepper has not had his usual success this
year and has been selling some Of his best
horses OF late. but he viii continue racing
in partnership with J, Grant Lyman. who
recently purchased a half interest in the
Pepper Stable for SO,0o0.
A., the season draws to close the good
things" increase in numbers and variety
Scarcely a day asses that the crowd visiting The
track il mt surfeited with tips, some OF which
are good and OF hers wort HESS. In the selling
hurdle race yesterday a select combination
played the winner, Nelp. at to |. including
the geidings owner, George r. johnson.
senator cCarren had liberal commission
on his colt MaCkey Dryer. VINO won the second
race The Westerners went down hard on
Incubator. while the handicappers. who saw
Short hose left at the post the other day backed
MANY backed Allan. who formerly belonged
to John 4 Drake. Another good thing that
went wrong was Astarita, who, in spite OF
DE Reszke. Carbuncle and vincennes were
the hot ones in the third race. Nincennes.
owned by John A. Drake, had he apprentice.
Hnd up Ye, NJ syen i.S%
sure winners The keenes' Fading Light Mas
quietly passed around and wise men roceeded
TO back her down from u to TO hyes The
SanfOrd,' GAINESVILLE was said TO be ready
and the odds fell from tens TO eiyhts. j. b.
Haggin's Rosewater was another bait for the
pubics ready money. While Meddiing Mary
and Pearl Diver were played In the show
The tips in the NTH. barring Ray, Were
Pretoria, knight Templar. Whisp and White
ranted and Circus were also handed out 10
beat Runnels in the last race.
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st, LOUIS, oct Flour favorltcs won for tho
form players to day 10 their surprise. Maria Bo
ton al rs to was the long sho, OF the day to capt
ure purse. The feature race OF tie day saw
Handspinner the favoritc and well played. but a
more miserable race never was run at the track
than he display ed. for which the owner Doc Street.
will not be allowed to start any more OF his dead
ones at this meeting, Jockey L. Jackson Will not
BE- allowed TO ride any more here.
First race--One mc-Mma Bolton, Io7 u. HarU
rs to won; Joe Lesser. III loudrnl, sto s. second
Blue Blaze. los ID. Gilmore, To |, third Time
second race-Five and a half furlonss-Gas,
lighter. los uoudcnl, to s. won: Seal Spots. 100
(Waldo), % to l. second; Breaker, lbs WATSON
to 1, third, Time. li0l2.
Third racc--One mile and 70 yards-Our Lady, 10
(Sculy), IL to TO- won; Glenwood, LOT (OConnorl
to 5, second; 1'uckapaw. 10 I'd, Gilmore 10 To /,
third Time. i:5ia4
Fourth race-One mile and MISUNDERSTANDING
io7 (BeAuchampl. o to 10 won; Found. 07 1.ondenl,
to l. second Port Royal, il3 Waldo, 1910 |. third
Time. i5iis.
Flfth racc-Slx tur'ongN-Ras d'Or OF Waldol,
10 10 won; NcS'ty IN? lfauntieroyi, <to l. second
Hannah Lady, 81 d.oudcnl, Is to /, third. Time,
1884,,
sixth race six furlongS- Colonial Girl. 100 ~
Gilmore 10 s. won: Evening star. ion tBelh. Ito L.
second; Docskin. no ~. O'COnnor, TO I, third.
Time, III
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A. Chicago.

CHICAGO, Oct. F-There Is still chance for a
match between McChesney, the pride OF the West,
and II RMS. the champion thTc year old OF the
East. Owner Durncll OF the nrm of Durnrli Herr.
McChesney TO Morris Park and race him against
Hermis II the Morris Park Jockey Club would hang
up purse of IS. 900, such as the Worth Jockey
club had offered for a similar match al this track.
Mr. Durncll said he was anxious to meet Hermls
and satisfy the lovers OF the sport as TO which WAS
owner Bell a side bet OF a good sum. b.. J. Arnold
4 Co. the 81, Louis racing brm. put through an
other coup to day In their three year old MY Ethy
lene, which they backed from to down To fourS.
The flly broke secoud took a lead OF two length
at the quarter. Increased to nve turning into the
lengths from Sidney {, Love. with The Lady third,
a length away. Eihylene was Hidden by the stable
Jockey, Bs,tlste, and equailed the track record
OF 1894
First Race-One mile Scion. I07 tCoburnl, 7 to
l. won: Gifan. W dicks, Is to l, second Gold
bride OF kelley, Is to I, third Time, Ia IS.
second Race-Fve and half tuTongs -Grayina,
second, Musical slipper, iH Wilkersonl. rs to l.
third. Time. 1888
Third Race-SiI and a half furongs--Fake. 10
(Otlsl, TO won. silver Fla. i07 (Birkenruthi,
ito l. second. Evelyn Byrr, i07 DAILY, 6to l. third
Time. i:2i IS.
TO L. won; sidney G. Love, 90 tHelrcrsonl, o to /.
second The Lady. lie buchanan, TO 2, third,
Time. lDt5.
Fifth Race-Six furongs --Toah, 100 Cwinkneldl
to O. won. Federal, 100 Donneilyl, Q TO 2, second
81, Cuthbert, 100 buchanan. 0 to O. third. Time.
Sixth Race--one mile and a sixteenth Bessie
Mccarthy. l06 tBattistel, 5 to ?, won; Chickaree
Us Hicks sto l, second Count En- Out, l03 DEAN
20 to |, third. Time. lia s.
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wesley an.N iIIlams.Dartmouth Triangular
League.

MippLErown. Conn. oct i7.--wcsleyan,
Williams and Dart mouth have formed three
corncred league in general athletics for one
wear The agreement extends to football
baseball and track athletics. There will
be three football games. each team playing
one game with each Of the others There
will be a triangular track meet and twelve
baseball games, each college playing four
games with its two rivals. An agreement
for the fail. The new move extends the
agreement 10 three branches of athletics.
In case the league il cont in,ied tennis and golf
may be included, eventually all sports Cham
pionship banners will be given in all branches
OF athletics The league is thus organized
owing to the retirement OF Amherst last
spring Dartmouth taking the place of
Amherst
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CHILLY RACING PARKWAY.
Coney Unsteady and Distanced IN Second
Heat Of Free.for.Au.

Racing ut Parkway yesterday. while inter-
estine. was at the same time extremely disa.
greeable. II was cold and overcoats were
not too heavy. The track was fast and
large fields started in each race. the free-for
all being the only event decided IN straight
heats. Coney, 200. was unsteady. and was
dstanced In the second heat. He had many
supporters. yet the wise money was on Frank.
the big hoppled PAGER belonging to Arson
House. He was never in distress and won
pulled up.
Oxford Chimes disappointed a lot of per-
sons In the 2it trot by acting meanly and
getting the flag In the first heat. Kid Shay.
the despised outsider. surprised the talent
by landing two heats from the favorite. Mig
ger Jack
The ?i7 trot had to go over to noon to-day
with the 2l7 pace. both hs wing been hercely
fought IN the seven heats decided. Tedious
scoring and repeated fouing resulted because
OF the anxiety on the part OF all drivers OF
rear-guard horses TO secure a piece OF the
purse money. The ?:2S trot. from Thurs
days card. went to the Hartford hoppled
mare. Susie Fox. After the race Blumenthal
drove his mare a mile in 2?i without the hop
piles. showing her to the foreign buyers who
had made an Oner for her If she showed abl-
ny TO 20 on trot free-leRsed.
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BOWLING.

Being opposed TO the strong Metropolitans
caused Capt, Amann OF the Fldelias to bring out
the champion nvc In the American National tourns
ment series played al the White Elephant alleys
last night, They ran up total OF 1892 the highest
score rolled in a number Of years. lacking only a
few pins Of the record. The scores
riRsr oAME.
?si Banks, ~ Msche. 1871 Total, sts.
Ms,roPSl'sno Beam ~ hIsen i'e; starr ieo
Empire Hammond is. Potts, $50; Williamson
" fldsis schultz, ais Roster III Eoihermel. 1873
Tlrum is7 Amann, iea. Total, $50
es Mf',Sss4s i ss.% ss 4sss ss sherwood
Fidsla- schultz 2il: Roster. IA, Rothern,ei. az:
Timm is Amann 2ss. Total, ioa:,
The phunls nvc failed to reach ZOO In each Of the
FIRST two Harlem League tournament games at
Thum q kahlsdorts alleys last night and sus.
tanned double defeat, The scores;
s EyHercn s,lst, il I%S.l lss Hermann, 1870
Hunt, lao. Gross. IFS, Total, 7ss
dn; u.s. SrSs: 49, 6s sy Is ' Young ISL
Mes,chsssr , eel s ~ Clark iso
Hyperion s.!s',l 81; isos,a ,sc Hermann
Wcstchcster Wheclmen--Ba uman i7I; Clark
100: Winter lss Dale, 10 TmpsOn, 1876 Total. s4s
Last nights series al the Harlem Circle alleys
completed the hrst round Of games In the New
York Royal Arcanum League tournament. The
scores:
SECTION FIRST 0AMH,
Harlem Council -Coules, 1872 Brown. ISL: Mann.
helm, il0: OConnel. 1877: Linden. ISL. Total, ISL.
Norningside Councll-Chandler. it7; Wolf, 1876;
Horton i3s: hard. h3 Duncan. 1850. Total IA
SECOND 0AME
MornlngSidc Council -Chandle, iA: Wolf ia
Horton I7s; Bard. iia; duncan, 10. Total 7+5
Metropolitan Council Roe schlAn, I7S: G. Cole
man, is9; Murphy, III: II, Coleman, IN: Smith, ia
Total $50
Harlem Council.Maener las Brown 1855: Mann.
Metropolitan Council --Rorsch lau. lao; G. Cole
man, 1855 Murphy, ls; Il. Coleman. 40; Smith. it5
SECTION ?--FIRsr GAME.
Boulevard Council--tiraves. 49, Harris. i?3:
Bailey ei freeT lSa; Fiske, 100. Total, $40.
United States Council Plate. l&i: Weiss. iOI:
Barrie. iA: Carstens. "a dhree frsmes,; jenkins 81
,scven frames eCkmAnn. $50. Total, ass
SECOND oAhf,
Boulevard Councll-GraveS IS. Harris. l.i;
johnson, N: FreeT. iS1. Fisk~ las. Total, Az.
Constitution Council--obreght. 1872; Lcvy, o5:
Nargolius %? Weiderman. 49,, Total. t6i,
THIHD OANH.
United States Council-Platc. i,t; Weise, l2i
Barrie. lt3 Jenkins, rs; Deckman, lti. Total, 1Ot
Constitution Councii--ObrieGht, iSS: Levy, II;
Nargolius 20; weidermsn, los, fetal, 3ee
rss,Ass vinulss ,ve games csyt. vss.nk csp.
mon~'slsrs tsppSd 'ss h'sh.seeW rseovd last sish
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Opening Of FAN Driving season.

To-day has been selected by the Road
Drivers Association of New York as tn. open.
ing OF the fail driving season A beefsteak
dinner will be preceded by brushing, starting
at 30 O'Clock. over the lower stretch. Fol-
lowing Is list OF the brushes.
Brush |, RuSalet. Red Lawn, Miss Eunlce, Pala
tina. ogden smith, brush 2. Miss Overton. Directly
Possibility, Angelus, brush 8, tTottng teams l., A.
Burke. r. Ryan, j. T. Cockcrill. brush 1, pacing
teams, y. hallahan Cant. McDonsld, William p.
Deycson brush 5. All Right. Equity, Camilla swift.
brush Q. Redlnda. Wesley H.. Bud Stout, Mercury
Wilkes: brush 7, Fred Proctor, James L., llderim,
AItelo, Glenmorc Boy. brush s. Rotha j.. Dusty
Wilkes
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MR.. vANDERBILTs EDNA WINS.

.SptcfM Comb Dispaffh fo TMr Srfn

Special Cahs Dsspafch 10 THE SUM-
PARIS. Oct. i7.-The race for the Prix
lhiverval to-day wac won by Mr.. W. X
Nanderbil's Edna. NJ Fischoffs L'Aiglon
was second and NJ. Gadolas Myriame third.
Jockey j. Reif did not call at the Office
OF his solicitors to-day. although he had prom
sled to do So II il thought that he has aban-
doned the idea Of contesting tho action OF
,he French Jockey Club In Withdrawing his
license.
Jockey Hall received a letter from woman
demanding the repayment OF 100 francs.
which she declared he made her lose She
threatened that II Hall refused to re-
turn the money she would inform the owner
OF the horse which he rode. Hall han ded the
letter TO the police. who confronte d The woman
with the Jockey. The woman then admitted
that Hail WAS not the same person who had
caused her to lose her money
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Extra Dormitory for New York 4. &.
Members,

Owing to scarcity OF sleeping apartments
the New York A. e. has leased tw % floors in
the Colonel apartment house. at the northeast
corner of Sixth avenue and Fifty-eighth
street These floors have been part toned
into sleeping rooms, and as many as forty
there. The Coionet Is new building and is
owned by the Mela Realty Company. II ia
not quite complete. but work on the two
lower floors was rushed to accommodate the
New York A e.
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EASY FOR DIRECT nal.
Geers's Pacing Marvel Captures the wilson
stake al Lexington.

IENINGToN, Ky, Oct. Il over fast track
and before a crowd which numbered close to
six thousand. Ed Geerss pacing marvel. Di-
rect Hal. won the Wilson Stake. to-day. He
made a fair field look exceedingly cheap and
never WAS forced to pace faster than 2O7.
That the track was exceedingly fast IL indi-
Gated by the fact that of the twelve heats
trotted and paced, nine were better than 2io
and only one was worse than 2lOi.. The ? 10
trot was good race. The finish IN every
heat was drawn fine enough to provoke en-
thusiastic shouts. After twice beating Beldia
by u scant quarter OF a length. the fayorite
DR.. Strong. had to suCcumb in the third heat
He was driven to break by the mare Just be-
fore the VIII" was reached. In the fourth
heat Bedia went TO a break when she appar.
emily had the heat Heil IN hand. Meeting
closes tomorrow.
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Pitcher Dineen 10 Forsske Baseball for
OIL

SYRIA CIsE. Oct. IL Billy Dineen, the
Boston American League pitcher. whose
home is in Syracuse. has announced his in-
tention Of quitting baseball AT the end OF next
season He will 20 into the oil business in
Indiana since starting in professional ball
Dineen has invested most Of his money in
the Indiana oil fields and during the last year
he has cleared more than $4,000 He Is now
at Montpelier and working hard with his
brother Thomas. with whom he ia in
partnership.
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~ Fort Erie.

BrFFALo, Oct. 1.-THE Fort Erie hook makers
did well to day, for the only winning favorite,
lola was lightly played.
First Racc-SiH furlongs-Iola, io2 tI'ooker,,
Ito won: Janae,s: 90 .Hothsrsoln. go ! second;
l:i7H.
second Race-Five furlonss-Night Owl, 10
a. WalshI. 2 to I. won; Demi Tasse. los tRomanelin
20 TO l. second; Briers, io2 iAiarie. to 2. third,
Time i04is.
Third Race-One miie-wor,hing,on, a j.
walsh, 10 !, won Allopath. lOt "a Halb, . 70 S.
second: Huzsah, i02 t3ookcD, TO !, third. Time,
iA,
Fourth Race-Five furlongs--Presldent, ioi
\" .econd Roger smi,h' ,o2 Castro Is 10 /
third. Time i0<li.
MN nHce or r1,o,.irs ,IsNS ~. -,
ond Fisneur. los (iormiey), 10 70 I, third. Time.
i.3l,.
Siith Race-one mile and IN eishth-Joueh
Ders. 100 lCastro,. s 70 !, won Pay The Fiddler.
to l. third. Time. 1857
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Acceptance Of Cup Challenge Recel, ed
or Other Side.
.sp,cia, Coae Despatch II The SUN.

Special CdHe Despatch n THE SUN
BELFAST. Oct. i7.-At a meeting tonight
Of the Royal Ulster Yacht Club. Hugh &,
Kelly. the secretary. read a cable despa tch
from George A. Cormack, secretary of the
New York Yacht Club, accepting the ohal-
lengc Of the Royal Ulster Yacht Club on behalf
of " Thomas Upton for a third series OF races
for the Americas Cup. The despatch added
that the same conditions would govern the
races a. those under which the last series
was sailed.
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O'Neii 10 captain Columbia Baii Team.

Frank Smith ONeill o. law. of Bingham
on. was elected captain of the Columbia
baseball team yesterday to succeed Harry
Iadd, 'O4. law, who had resigned. O'Neill
Is n graduate o: Canisius College and has
played right field on the Columbia nine for
the last two wears.
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Wizards.

J Dalton. 20. defeated W alter Hefnenan. u =,
in the nth game Of the three cushion tour ma
ment played last night at 'he Knickerbocker
Academy. Brooklyn.
The score was 20 TO IL, Dalton best run
WAS and Heinemanss
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Dan Patch PAGES In 2:OI.

CHICAGO. Oct II Dan Patch. the cham
pion PAGER. started yesterday afternoon to
beat the record and also the track record of
2.O2l, made by Robert J He succeeded
IN lowering the track record to 2 oil, and con-
sidering the lateness Of the season and the
-oftness of the track the performance WAS
remarkable
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.n TN ] IS. ss %SSs IsT ;as sss
ment last night. The scores:
FIRST oAMR
MossFIiemsnn s ss ,I' nisyfu'
MorninTside Weiss, IFS; Lielenthsi. ia: Geraes.
1885 Bernstein, 1855; Cammann. 1872. Total. sos.
Mosul-F uhrmsnn, i.s:. Nsxbelt. 1875; .Dreyfus.
'' IsSS s s M. e, T9 T:dnS.o. INT
cramer, III SHOWER, lst. Total $50
Morn,nssa,ws as.Ap is s.r asrd.. ,s.: Warner.
1873 h. Gs~M M.T s2 g1 m
Cramer. 1872 Snover 1873 Total. so:.
In the staten Island bowling League games
two. The scores;
co,mo,o,,,,0-pd rlasr ,s S,sk ,oo nex.u
las Belneu, III; W. Anselm, 1883. Total. s1e.
Tom,Gia,yllle. CUM, i2s hewes.r, ~: The%p.
SON. II" Anderson s,l iM V ar: ILL., TOTAL ~
Nex poyp-s,.is' iii HonsI.w. ~: R4s,san...
VI Tompiinsvliit' CUM. rs hese1er, III Thomp.
son. 1859 Anderson. 40. Clark, iSs Total, sos
M;S.s. !ss Ssnsi' 81 Aa.ea ,s. fS:, q.
l,i wlHS.Ser,. 100 TcI's"' ISL Total sis
As Our Council has only one team entered in the
the former champions are expected 20 make better
showing than last season. noiu'ih:tandnx the
Circle alleys on Thursday night CAPT. Sehroed.rs
men won anu Io,, TIE scores;
Defendam Council Heinrich las Reds, ~;
Peterson i2s cahoon, n, w.sner ice Ts,.i, 20,
Csntiei iii Dent. iss Wilckens. ioi Total sal
o c.., snCoNp 1.Gs ,.,... ga.
Kn n%E . soIn' s To. 1913 49, T Ssss s'
pefendam Council hrnlich, lis; R.Ids, is:
peterson no cahoon. lS Warner iS To-
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More Concord Drivers In Trouble.

CONCORD. y. H. Oct. II Drivers and Judges
AGAIN came Into collision az the state Fall Grounds
this afternoon. the result, being financially disas-
trous to the man behind the reins. The trouble
came In the 226 trot. which the favorite, Dimpie
won making the thirty eighth victory OF the season
for walter Cox, the cham plon team Ser of the two
lap rings. The Judges thought that divers Gordon
and Bristol were In collision with Cox and they
declared of all pools and bets and ined the two
men $50 each. The crowd yelled u demand for
their expulsion, but the Judges let them OF light