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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-06
AMERICANS pTsqUsTEp.
Cheer the Bull When He Bests tn
Matador.

Cheer the Bull When He Bests the
Matador.
The bull fight at Juarez. Mexico. last
Sunday, was accompanied by a some
what unusual feature. the gOaded an
imal turning the tables on the matador.
Several bulls had been brought into
the arena, but the amusement they fur
nished was rather tame from a Next
can standpoint. There were many
Americans among the spectators. who
were somewhat disguised with the
brutal show, as horse after horse was
gored by the tOrmented bulls, while
the picadors and matadOrs escaped
scathless.
This was all changed. however. when
Jarlgo, the premier matadOr was pre-
pairing to thrust his long double-edged
lance into the heart of the fifth bull
which had faced him. Tt stood in the
center of the arena. bleeding from
many wounds. Suddenly the bull made
quick lunge for the fighter. So unex-
pected was the attack that the fighter
was unable to make the customary
sidestep. He was caught on the bulls
horns in the middle OF the body and
tossed about like a toy balloon. Be
fore he could be rescued. Jarligo's
clothing was literally stripped from his
body and his right leg and hip were
severely lacerated. It will probably
prove his last bull fight, as it is not
thought that he viii be able to step
into the arena again as a matador.
As the bull tossed the man high in
the air. receiving his body on its horns,
only to again toss it up, the American
spectators cheered the animal loudly,
which called forth a storm of Kisses
from the Mexicans present, and for q
time it looked as though there would
be a collision between the two races.
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lS9l-Terry McGovern. Brooklyn.
lSS-JOhn L. Sullivan. Boston.
lHsi-NO Dung C0rbett. Denver.
1S9l-Kid Mccoy. indianapolis.
1SS&George Dixon. Halifax.
te19-George LaviEne. ST. Paul.
1S90-Joe WalcOtt. South Boston
lS9l-TOmmy Tracey. Melbourne.
1SSl-TOnmy RYAN. Grand Rapids.
lSsS-Y Dung Critic, Sydney.
lSS5-Billy Murphy. Auckland.
lSlS-ChaTley Mitchell Birmingham.
1S9l-FTank Craig Harlem.
1SS5-George Dawson, Brisbane.
1SSS-Biliy Plimmer. London.
Mysterious Billy Smith, st. John,
y z.
1SS9-Dan Creedon. Melbourne.
1SSl-Jack Everhart, New Orleans.
1S92-Eddie Connolly. st. Johns.
1S92-Frank Erue. Buffalo.
1Sg3-Charlev MckeeFer. Philadelphia.
1SSS-Joe Goddard, Melbourne
18S9-Soliy Smith. Los Angeles.
1SsO-TOmmy West. Portland, Ne.
IS94-Charlie Goff. Fairfield, Wash
1S92-Jack Downey, Coney Island
1S9EOwen Ziegler. New York
1S92-Spike Sullivan Boston.
1S93-Joe Cans. Baltimore.
18S9-George Green. san Francisco
1S9ANid Mcfarland. New YORK
1SS7-Dsl Hawkins. san Francisco
1Sg5-Wumington Jack DAILY, New Or
leans.
1Se-Ben Jordan. London.
1SQ4-Joe Bernstein. New York.
ISsq-Tommy White. Hammond, ms
7Sql-Casuer. Leon. New York
1SSq-Oscar Gardner, Omaha
lSq2-Pedlar Palmer, London
JS9f-Dare Sullivan, Boston
179G-Martin FIaherty, Lowell
1Sa7-New York Jack O'Brien, Boston.
1Sq4-Ceorge AfcFadden. New YORK
1Sg5-RIatty Mathews Baltimore
1Eg7-Jack Root. Chicago.
1s93-Jack McCIelland. PlttsouIg-
ISg4-Jack Bennett, MekeeSpoTt-
1S96-Eddie Lenny, Philadeiphld'
IS94-Austln Rice, New LONDON
JSq7-Tim Callahan, Philadelphld-
1Sq7-T{arry Forbes, chicago
IS6-Kfd Broad, Buffalo
1saq-Tommv Feltz. BROOKLYN
1gQq-BiU Hanrahan. New YORK
1Sq5-<id Parker, Denver.
Tcq5-Yourg Peter Jackson. DeuFcI.. d,
Sq6-Philadelphia Jack o Brien' Falla'
delphia. -,-..
1Sg7-Harry Harris. Chicago
ISL Wenig. Buffalo
1EQe-Nforris Rauch, chicago
7coS-<id Carter, Brooklyn
1Sge-Bilfv Gardner. Lynn
1SoS Ta5fa Kennedy. Camden, y .
$50 Ceorge Gardner, Boston
tSq5-Art Simms. Akron
1eaS-af Neiu. san Francisco.
iSaa rebv Irwin. san Frahcico-
Marvin Hart. Louisville
4C6s- I'm Ferns. Kansas CITY
1S9S-Gus Gardner, Philanelpnia.
1os5-Tin1nv Britt. San Francesca
Marty McCue. Harlem
ISqS-Jimmy Sullivan, AofAei
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NATIONAL SCHEDULE.
Season Opens April II and VIII Close
October q.

New York, April 5.-The committee in
charge Of the playing schedule OF the
National .eague of baseball clubs me-
at the Fifth avenue hotel late this
afternoon and made public their delib-
erations. The season viii open on
April II and close on Oct. 4. The sehed-
ule consists of 140 games, each club
playing ten games with the other clubs
on the home grounds. Acting upon
the resolutions adopted several months
ago, the magnaIes decided to send the
eastern clubs to the west first.
There are but forty conflicting dates
between the National and American
league teams during the season. of this
number Boston has sixteen. Philadel-
phia ten. Chicago seven and st. Louis
seven. The only big holiday clash will
be in Chicago on July {, when the
Boston and Chicago National league
teams meet there. as do the Cleveland
and Chicago American league teams.
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SAINTS BEAT S0LDi1oc
|. D. S. .. Students Easily Beat
22d Battery, by a Score
Of 20 10 3.

The rcd topped bunch of L. d. S. L.
baseball players trimmed the soldiers of
the Twenfy-second battery in a game of
baseball at FcFt Douglas yesterday by a
score of % to Q. II was first same OF
the year for the Saints but their work
proved that they We're capable Of taking
care Of themselves among any of the
amateur teams IN the state. Nothing SEN
sational took place. and the feature was
the hard hitting of the students.
Lund scored a hOme-run, one three
Dagger and two safe hits, and Douglass
scored five safe hits ont six times at the
bat. In the fourth inning the l. D. S
L. had little trouble in finding Copen-
haven, and hammered him an over the
fold. Neph. Thomas, pitcher for the
J.. ID. S. H., came out with only seven
hits against him. a number of errors
were made.
The l. d S. L. have arranged a game
for TUESDAY with the Twelfth battery.
on Thursday with the officers nine and
on next Saturday with the Eighteenth IN
fanrrv. The following was the lineup
of yesterdays game;
Score by innings.
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Bennings Results

Washington, April 5.-Bennings sum
mary:
First race. five and a half furlongs,
purse, Notwithstanding won, Early
Eve second, ADDlejack third. Time
IN.
Second race, four furlongs, purse,
$400--Mexicanna won. Red Knight sec
Ond, Tribesman third. Time-.50 As.
Third race, Hunters steeplechase.
about two and a half miles. purse, $500
-Headland won. Champion second,
MontriD third. Time-5:30lk.
Fourth race, handicap. steeplechase.
about two and a half miles purse. $500
George w. Jenkins won. Silent
Friend second. Dream On third. Time
-5:37 2-5.
Fifth race mile and forty yards,
purse S400-Lamp O'Lee won Handi-
capper second, Belle of Milford third.
Time-1:4S
Sixth race, seven fuTl0ngs, purse, $500
Intrusive won. Himself second. Fon-
soluca third. Time 28 2-5.
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Royals Reorganized.

The Regal baseball team has reor-
ganized for the coming season, and
numbers several new faces in the line
up. The first game was played with
the fort team last Sunday. when the
Royals won by a score of 3 to {. An
other contest has been scheduled TO
take place al the Sugar House ward
grounds next Sunday with the Owls,
strong amateur organization located in
the southern part of the city. The
new Regal team lines up as follows:
Joe Craig. c.. Joe Ash and Ray Pap
worth D.. Tim Finnity, J b.; a. Gum.
. d.: r. Ostler. 3 b.; J. Jacobs. SIS: T.
Gum, J. f.; c. Huerbauch. m. f., and
". TOvey, T. +.
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JEFF-FITz FIGHT.
Account Of Their Hot Air Battle at
Long Range.
7Chicago Record-TIeraId.l

LlAllu5b AAENRAA IltAullsl
Ring-The United States Of America.
Fitzsimmons' COrner-CharIeston :.
c.
Jeffries COrner-Los Angeles.
Round l-Fitz sprang lightly toward
the center Of the ring and Immediately
fell into a clinch in Missouri. JEFF
pushed Fitz across the Mississippi riv-
er, and the Cornishman retaliated with
q swing which JEFF avoided by side
stepping into Iowa. Bob rushed and in
q clinch the men wrestIed all over
Michigan. Ohio and Indiana. In the
break Fitz slipped on the Ohio river
and went down, but came up immedi-
ately On the Kentucky side. jeff be
came aggressive and drew first blood
near the scene OF the battle Of Vicks-
burg
Round 2-There was much sprinting
in this round. JEFF did the leading and
Fitz backed into a neutral corner in
Maine. Jem's second yelled foul. claim
ing Fitz had stepped over into New
Brunswick, but It was not allowed. In
the latter part of the round the men
fought savagely across the country to
the plains Of Utah. Just as the gong
sounded the referees airship became
tangled In a cyclone and was blown
against Pixies peak, damaging it 50
badly that the fight had 70 be stopped.
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Memphis Races.

Memphis, Tenn. April 5.-Montgom-
cry park summary.
First race, selling, five and a half fur
IOngs-Asscssment won. Small Jack
second, The Bronze Damon third. Time
Ito.
Second race. six furlongs-Ice King
won. Vassal Dance second, Blue Mint
third. Time-1:16%t.
Third race, purse, mile and seventy
yards-Flora Pomona won, Terra Fir
ma second, Lucien Appleby third. Time
-1.4Sh.
Fourth race. Ardella stakes, $1,000
added. four furlOngs-Judith Campbell
won. Navasota second. Princess Tulane
third. Time-.492.
Fifth r2ce-Declared off.
Sixth race, steeplechase. full course
Henry Gibbs won. Dick F'urber second,
Daryl third. Time-4:49.
Seventh race. FIVE and a half furlongs
Bard of Avon won. AutomatOn sec
Ond. Sir Christopher third. Time
1904.
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Assistant PCstmastar
South sudbury. Wsssv
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suffered from what slD1oss5 -.
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pepsia. while the doctors had hen
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My digestion is fine. my c0mplsUr
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All druggists sell and reconus
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they contain only the simple natui
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vent acidity and cause prompt diga
ton and assimilation Of food
Physicians everywhere endorse us1
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-06
ROAD RACE GOSSIP.
The Largest in the History Of the
Sport Promised.

Interest is constantly increasing in
the Decora ton day road race, which
from present indications viii be the
most important cycling event seen in
this city this year. Without ques-
ton it will be the greatest road race
ever held in this city, and the entry
list VIII probably far exceed that Of
previous years.
Al Cowan has just returned from q
business trip down south, and while
away did a little missionary work to
increase the interest in the outside
towns. C0wan says he received as
surances from a number OF riders that
they would enter the race. According
to Cowan. the town Of Manti viii send
at least four entries.
The wonderful success Of ". T.
Samuelson in cycle races has aroused
the spirit Of the Out-of-tOwn riders and
they can see no reason why they can
not come TO salt Lake and compete
with the city racing men, The prize
committee says it viii have the fun
list of prizes ready to announce with
in the next week or so, when the atten-
tion Of the committee VIII be turned
toward securing entries for the races.
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Carver,s c. Reeord.

Chicago, April 5.-Charles A. Carver,
the Yale athlete who. before his de
parture from college in 1900. made a
strength record Of 2.371.2 Kilograms. Cthe
worlds amateur record), today bet
tered that score by 1872 kilograms.
The test was made in the gymnasium
of the University of Chicago in the
presence of H. J. Furber, jr., president
Of the Olympian games of 1904, and a
number Of newspaper men. His push
and pull scores was 1854: the back.
Az; the leg. 72I; right grip, 81; left
grip, "A; lungs 81. This makes a total
of 2.73S.4 Kilograms, and is the world S
amateur record.
Since Mr.. Carver has been away from
the university he has continued to
practice with the same method which
raised from a hollow-chested student
to Yale's strongest athlete.
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ers. Ogden las four exhibition games
scheduled with Logan; two at Logan on
April IS and 18TH and two az Ogden April
18th and 1lth.
Hsusen win Ofdciate behind the bat
for the HOLSTERS this season Bluth viii
nave his old place in right field Casey
viii be around second base when wanted.
Marie is on hand To left field and GimIin
viii likely be out i'm center, while clark
is % be on hand for frs base. These
positions may be changed somewhat when
the new men get 90 working. The grounds
at GienWo0d Park have been inspected
and found in good shape
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Kansas Athlete Breaks Reeord

Lawrence, KAN, April SIN a
strength test at the University of KAN
sas, J. F. Beaman of Sterling. Kan.
aged go and weighing lS4lh pounds.
beat last years American college record
of 1880 Kilograms, making a total of
1924 Kilograms in fourteen minutes.
under the direction of DR.. James Mad
smith, physical director at the univer-
sity. Beaman's test in Kilograms were
as follows:
Back lift. 40 leg lift, 792: right fore
arm, IL; left forearm. 112; lungs, 1873:
dip, thirty-One times. 1888; pull W.
twenty-four times, 2013
The arm and lung tests were the lin
1t Of the machines and could have been
increased by Beaman.
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Death of Prize FIGHTER.

Philadelphia. April 5.-The coroner's
jury today decided that Thomas w.
Hornketh, the pugilist known as Tom
my White, who died after a bout with
Thomas Marley at a social club last
Saturday night. died of hemorrhag es
Of the brain. COrOner's Physician Nor
ton said blow was not responsible for
the young mans death, but that the
hemorrhages were due most likely TO
excitement
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YOUTH MUST WIN.
Term Of Public Service Of Leading
Pugilists.

Choynski's defeat at the hands Of Kid
Carter last week recalls the ancient al
age that youth must be served. To Joe
ChoynsE belongs the honor Of being the
oldest boxer i'm point of service before
the public today. Joe started in the
fighting game fin the year 1SS4 He has
been I'D against All the best men IN the
world. including Jim Jeffries. james ]
COrbett and Bob Fitzsimmous. Young
CorbetL- the c0uqueror Of Terry McGov-
ern, has been fighting since 1S97. the
same year that Terry became a profess
sional. John J.. Sullivan made his debut
in 1859 but he is no longer considered
among the fighting brigade Choyn Xxi
holds q big lead over the others. fn the
following list win be found the time and
place most Of the leading Dugilists start
Cd FRI the fighting came:
1Ss1-Jin Jeffries, san Francisco.
1Ss9-Bo5 Fitzsimm0ns Timura.
1Ss6-Jim Corbett, san Francisco.
194-rOm Sharkey, Honolulu.
16sS-Peter hlaher, Dublin.
1Sf-J0e Choyuski. san Francisco.
l54g-f5us Ruhiiu Akron
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Bicycle Club For Ogden.
Especial to The Herald

Ogden. April "a new bicycle club is
10 be formed in Ogden 4 committee or
wheeimeu TODAY interested ther-eives in
t.e matter and securd assurances o. SUP
port from a largc nuu.her o. bicycle I'd
ers. 4 meeting has been called for Erie
dav nfzht in A. o. I. W. haU 20 Derfe.'r
the organization and to Cecide- whetfer
thew shall Join the L A. v. as a body or
not.
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..pummv,, Hov signs.

Cincinnati, O.. April 5.-Rilly Hey.
we'll known as Dummy" Hoy. has
signed 2 contract to play with CiHcin-
natl this season. This almost completes
Manager McPhee's team. Manager
McPhee announces that Tom CorcOran
again would captain the Reds.
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IN a match game Of ten rf-
a. me brunswick ALLEYS ''--s 1agsl
YIN FoWler. a lad Of II -sS'eril,
IeIflaFka0iy coed scores -I-.-le Son.
games he bowled an svs-s.lA bis A.
The totals for the games I -. OK "a e
US. 20 and 2A This rs-ss ,a4 lt
STANDS as the highest MADE ,I 9 asa
son by any bowler in the ~. ~a's 'sl-
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D'Oro Makes New Record

Atlanta, Ca, April 5.-Alfred D'Oro.
champion pool player OF the world. in
an exhibition game with John Dahl OF
Chicago, in this city tonight, estab-
lished a new record for continuous pool,
running eighty-four balls without miss
ing
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-06
Western Schedule Completed.

Kansas City. April 5.-The Western
league baseball scedule for the coming
season, completed yesterday, was made
public today IL calls for 40 games,
AVID the season viii open April % with
Kansas City at Colorado Springs; st.
Joseph at Denver: Milwaukee at
Omaha, and Peoria at Des Moines.
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Engine Derailed bv Rock.

Denver. April 5.-Tne Atlantic coast
limited east-aound on the Denver & Rio
Crande railroad ran into a rock on the
tracks near Glenwood Springs at 3-3e this
raerulnz The engine was derailcd and
trains in both directions we're delayed
Nobody was injured.
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AFTER NEW PLAYERS.
Ogden Team VIII Secure Five New
Faces.

OGDEN AprII a-4luH7F " touoE III
uartled from Ogden rs preliminary pay
ments for five PLAYERS IRON 2els.ae iae
,.-itL ~ OGDEN uin~ Ibis season The
T,,,..,l,arenent Is not yet ready 90 make
the announcement OF names Of ne" play
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Yale pefeats Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, April 5.-The baseball
season opened here today with d game
between the local American league club
and the Yale university team. Yale
won Dy score of Z TO ;.
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Won Tennis Chamnionshin.

New York, April 5.-Joshua Crane. jr,
of Boston today won the American
court-tennis championship. He defeat
ed L. NJ Stockton of Boston in the final
round for the honor, winning three out
of four sets
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BoVUlIn0.
Cirls' Bowlfng LEAGUE Closss.

The Girls Bowling league win close
its seasons playing next Tuesday aft
ternoon. A great amount OF interest
has been centered in this series OF
games By girl players all over the city
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rom sharkey is al AngeI.


r,,gilisf Tom Sharkey was eXaIiliil5l
,o1t eek in the West side police court
-, +be charge of running his saloon az
10 East Fourteenth street as q ui1ot
5er1-- house and testified as 1ollo"s-
~ ne,-er was on the BoWery aiIet
,7o,.l,. never was in a BoWery oiFs'
never was in the Tivoh; never % IL
the Hoffman garden; never Nie0 az
1,-o7,an of i'll fame; never was ia d
80 where women drank never Ahe"
sadie Rosie. or any OF EN-
I9en,,tZ- Assistant District Attorney
nm Sage did not CrOss-eSanniL
can,t question an angel, ne salu-
aree,istrate Poole finally held snarAey
ar5 his partner Bernard keen w
inns the Recorder cafe n liam -, - ?
etreet and who was arrested Win nm nm
in $500 bail each for trial Law ~
O,Keefe. manager Of Sharkey pldo 40
was held for examination on Aptil 80
Irish Fighters Losing Prestige.
Here is a rather curious table. show
inc how the pugilistic supremacy = :
gradually passing away from men OF
Irish patrOnymics;
Champions.
Heavy Weight-1S90, John L. Sulli-
van, 1902. James J. Jeffries.
Middle weight-1S90, Jack Dempsey
1907 Tommy Ryan" Joseph Toungs.
Welter Weight-1S9e. Jack Dempsey:
1902. Joe WalcOtt
Light Weight-1S90, Jack McAulifte;
1902. Frank Erne.
Feather Weight-1s99, cal Mccarthy
1902. young COrbett, william II
Rothwell.
Pantara Weight-1S90. Jimmy Barry;
1892, Harry Forbes.
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= . . % Hloot .. Z q.
Manager Hicks Of the L. D. S. Z.
basket ball team announced that it
would play one more game this season.
and then disband for the year. This
game viii be with the B. Y. A. Of
Provo, and viii be played in the latter
town on the 18th of this month. The
girls L. D. s. L. team has game
scheduled with the Weber stake acad-
envy team, 10 be played in ogden on
the 18th of this month.
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ana a large crowd is ex,s,.
present TO witness the cI9sii---.sa 10 3.
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9c~o-4o' -N'''S 10Y eLAii u INT u a
Bic Turf Event Arranged.
New York. April "a contract was
signed by eX-Fire Commissioner Scan
nell and y. l. Smathers today. and by
William A. Engman, treasurer of the
National TrOtting association. by which
the association gives a. purse of S1e00
for race, best three in FIVE, at Brigh-
ton Beach, between ScanneTs The Alb
bolt and Smather's Lord Derby The
race VIII be trotted during Grand Cir
cult week, Aug. 11-1S. There will be
no side bet. Seven thousand dollars
viii so to the winner, So. 200 TO the loser.
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Cycling
Bowling
|TheTrap.
l. D. S. 0. to Meet 3. 2. A.

the state, and if this project is success
fui it should be the best meet Of all.
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Sporting News of tbe World.
Bic Tnrf Event Arranged

/ Tower of Candles won. John Peters
second, Kitty Kelly third. Time-1.13s4
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