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The Delta independent., 1906-06-29
LOCALS.

The contractors have cOmmenced
work on the Garnet ditch.
Governor George A. Crawford was
in the city last Thursday.
The Delta County Bank is making
arrangements to open its doors. which
will be as soon as its time-lock safe ar
rives.
The smoke from an extensive fire
some where on the south side OF the
Uncompahgre range. could plainly be
seen in Delta last Friday, although a
hundred miles off.
The thermometer has ranged rs high
as 102 degrees in the shade during the
past week. Yet the evenings are cool
and pleasant.
The Delta independent., 1906-06-29
EDITORIALS.

Odd notions regarding justice seem 10
prevail in Mexico. The other day
train ran over native killing him with
the celerity usual in such accidents.
The angry citizens turned out, capture
the next train that came along and
threw the trainmen into Jail on charge
of murder. Evidently our southern
neighbors have a good deal to learn re-
garding the responsibility of Railroads
for the loss of life they occasion.
Grand Junction was raided last week
by a body of Utcs, estimated all the
way from one hundred to one hundred
thousand, and but for the valor of the
local militia the town would have been
sacked and in ashes by this time. Dur
ing the fight that ensued Lieutenant
Kingsley took an even bushel Of scalps
bu actual measurement. He has dec
VI dteu uis 'OOiu Win lew VI VIC b'SN
of them, and proposes to distribute the
rest of them throughout the East as
curiosities. Anyone wanting scalp
can get it by writing to D. P. Kingsley
care of the Grand junction News, who
will be happy to accommodate them,
The mesa lands will be better appre-
ciated hereafter than they have been.
The soil is as good as Colorado can BOAST
of, and the fact that it has no brush or
trees on it will make it the more yalu-
able. Before another year all this and
will be settled on. The mesa south of
the Uncompahgre is estimated to con-
tain 72, 900 acres of land, of which from
SO. 900 to 60, GOO acres can easily b, put
under ditch. Two immense canals are
now being taken out of the Uncompah-
gre to cover these lands, which will be
completed in time for next years irri-
cation. When this tract is settled,
Delta will be the centre of an immense
agricultural country.
The Delta independent., 1906-06-29

Full Line Of s. 10 and 25 cent Racket
Goods at HowARD's.
The Delta independent., 1906-06-29
TWENTY-THREE :
I YEARS AGO 1
Z What Happened; How II hsppensd s"d
4 Who Did Il When Delta Wss
4 A Youngstes

cTaken from the Delta Chief June %. iss B..
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
INVADE FOREIGN COURTS
H1ylie c. Grant and III. L. WesffsV
Sail to PIau abroad

Wylie C. Grant OF the New York Lawn Ts--,
Club, and H. L. WestfaH. OF the Kines Co.
Lawn Tennis Club. Of Brooklyn. sailed on n,
Anchor Line steamship Caledonia yesterday tn -,
IN the English and European tournaments. -
pair will visit the most important OF the Fn.r..
Scottish. Irish and European courts and win ri.-
in the European International doubles charsrir.
ship at HOmburg. Germany. the week Of Aug.
%
The two Americans viii also play az Eastbour--
where the South OF England CHAMPIONSHIP =,
held the week Of September 10. Here the An-s-iss,
will meet the flower OF the English lawn FEM
experts Last year the EsaStbOurns eurry Ts-y
numbered nearly a thousand players
While abroad Grant Will also further the ur0scs
Of an International challenge cup for women li1y-
ers. Those who stand ready to offer the trori-
are members CT the New York Lawn Tennis Cirf
namely Mrs Barger-W allaCh and Mrs. John Jse1f
Astor. One Of the foremost women players Of Ens-
land, Mrs George W. Ei!lyaId, has promised b
visit the American courts Miss May Sutton IL
also been working abroad to further the plan
Grant will also make sure Of the appearances C1
American courts next season Of Frank l. RsIsg
a member Of the defending English inteTnatilzll
team OF this year. From recent letters Il is si-
dent that the English expert. whom followers O.
the game regard the ultimate successor q IT T.
DOherty, wishes 70 try out the players OF this
try the home courts
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
SCOTTISH CLANS MEET.
C0ln Wins One-Mae Race-N Y
4. c. Relay Team Beaten.

big crowd gathered at Celtic Park yester-
day for the athletic games OF the United Scot
tish Clans. band OF pipers furnished music
and besides the regular sprInts there was High
land dancing and other Scottish amusements
that gladdened the heart OF every ScOtchman
present.
While no records were broken In the athletic
games, many we'll known performers both ON
track and field. took part, and the finishes IN
most OF the contests were OF the kind that Kent
the crowd cheering throughout the afternoon
The one mile race was an interesting contest
II was won by ~. Cohn, OF the Irish American
Athletic Club. who was a member on the Olym-
pic team Toward the close Of the race he
forged 70 the front. and won In fine style
went 20 the Irish American Athletic Club The
team started from scratch The New York Am
lNnc club team was second. The six hundra5
yard handicap was won by H Christoffers. of
the New York Athletic Club, who had a handl
cap OF twenty yards
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
BRILLIANTLAWN TENV1V
M4TCH TAKES 65 GdofFc
Haclsett and alexander Beat Clofb;;..
and Lnrned at Lone7cood

LOngwOod. Mass July 2s.-Harold " w..
and Frederick b Alexander. OF Ns- 49, -
YaIe-PrincetOn combination. won tna - y
lawn tennis championship IN doubles a. ).
LOngwOOd Cricket Club to-day for - - 80
time defeating W. T. ClOthier. OF pSus4.'-,'.
and William A Larned. OF summit. X -
remarkably hard fought contest. fhrsa -. - =
two The match lasted nearly tsr.s s.aI- =
slxty-five games being played. WITH - -.
score IS. Sc CO. $40. 6-a.
With the match two sets to one agsi-xs ,,,-
and the score 70 2 and 40 love IN favor - -.
opponents. ClOthier and Larned mass a -
tional rally. and finally squared the mas.A -.
better team work OF the New York pa'- -
ever. proved too hard a proposition for tss -,
players In the last set. which was soon 49,,
Hackett and Alexander viii meet the yvass.-
champions at Newport on August q. a7s =.
winners viii have the right TO play War -,
Wright, the present national title holdsIs =,
the following day. "a
OF the sixty-fvs games played in tba 49,.
to-day, twenty-Stx went to deuce. while - -.
fourth game Of the first set % points V-eTa 49,,
before Hackett and Alexander carfr-ss, ~ =.
ClOthieFS work IN the fourth set 49, -. -
match seemed all but lost, was the fsssr--.. =.
the day. and Il Is seldom that such \ -1T-- =
seen in lawn tennis -S
In the last set. however, with the scora a "a
against them. both ClOthier and LarneI -.
bad errors. Clothier smashing an EASY I'm -.
the net and Larned doing the same On fFa ~.
play Either point would have again srr..-ss
the match. but the game went 70 Hack.sf -
Alexander. the next one also and vith & -
championship . %
Ihe whole contest was exciting and fFz z-.
cators. nearly all OF whom are close fOIIoV,s--7s
the game, were continually aroused by rhs 49,
tant work OF ClOthier and Larned. the das.'-.
strokes OF Alexander and the steady. coT,s'.s.-..
play Of Hackett- Team play won agai1xs -,
better individual players who did not vors h.
getheF. o.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
COLUMBIA OVAL.

The West Indians scored another easy victory
yesterday. when they defeated the YOnbarS fsorS
by runs and wicksts. With the exception OF two
players, all the winners made double figures
G. Armstrong played well for 2S and ATevDa
scored e. in addition to capturing wickets for Is
runs. c. Straker contributed a fine not out inn
ings Of 10. J. Harvey added IS and H s. Alex
For Yonkers. w. Hayworth c. Juke. R. Calder
bank and a. r. Smith all played well for respective
West Indians. 121. for wicksts -'
An exciting match resulted from the u1se4iDo oF
the Newark and Essex County club at Rrs1cb
Brook Park, Newark, ending In tie each team
scoring g. y. y. Torrance played well for "a for
Newark. while S. Livingston scored IS and ca1ture
WtcketS. r. DundaS added II not out OnIv one
man entered the double figure list for Essex Conn
". II, WtldSmith, with 16 T. Birch took yvIckefs
for 26 runs. and ID. Piggfns g. for 2a
An exhibition game at Prospect Park between
Brooklyn Team G and Manhattan NJ resIIIfo7 a.
favor OF the former by I14 runs T,hs sSSoIH. ..
Brooklyn G, 1S1; Manhattan III. 81
The o. N T. and Branch Brook teams baa a., 4
terestng game az Newark yesterday. which the
The Thistles played the WestwOod Ciu6 AZ proS
pect Park, and won the match IN the first ir1i,c,.
by 41 runs The totals WestWOOd IS and 10 W..
ties. 11s declared and for wicket. " ms
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
NEW WEIGHT RECORD.
Dennis Horgan, of N. Y. H. c..
HurIs Missile Far at Boston.

Boston. July pa new American amateur record
in throwing the S-pound weight. Irish style. was
made to-day at the St. Augustine games by Dennis
HOrgan. Of the New York Athletic Club, who hurled
the missile IS feet and three-quarters Of inch r.
]. Sheridan OF New York. second with w. W.
Coe. OF SomeTville third.
In the 5S-pOund weight Sheridan won, with Coe
secQ2d and E. H. Clark of Boston, third. COe won
the discus with Sheridan second and Horgan third
c. V. BOnhag, of the Irish Athletic Club, OF New
York captured the scratch two-mile run IN fine
style, and r. G. Leavitt. one OF the Athens team
took the high hurdles in fast time.
James B. C Connolly the author appeared in the
but lost to H. p. Mccarthy OF Worcester and T..
o. Colbert, OF Tufts, to whom he allowed a handi-
cap of feet inches
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
! CRICKET CREASES BUSY
Many CLOSE Witches.
Paterson Players Beat Kings County
at Prospect Paris.

Another round OF championship games vas
brought of yesterday in the series OF the Me.rO-
polltan District Cricket League at Frospsct @~'N
and Branch Brook Park, Newark
The Paterson club Iourneyed 10 Prospect PARK
where IN defeated the Kings County team rather
easily by 81 runs with wicket 70 spare Ane
team played well in both departments or the game
H. a. Smith taking the bowling honors WIN .
wickets for q runs. while T. Young Oattea IN Hne
form for As making top
T. Rigby and w. Bunce scored more than %
each, while w. Dodds. S. PlayOn. H. smith ana
III. E. Lewis also entered the double figure, list
For Kings County E j. Atwood played Wen 4ot
Is in addition 70 taking wickets for runs Inc
score:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

Team B. OF Brooklyn played the Manhattan
score. A Lowell with a we'll hit inning Of 50.
made top score for the winners. while w. B. Scale
Challenger. a: Corbin and Q. Smith also showed to
ADVANTAGE with L. 13 and II, respectively
A. J. Gray and A. Backus did the best batting
for Manhattan, with g each, while z. Stevens
scored r. At bowling II. Allen, A. Corbn and z.
o. Challenger were successful for BrOOklyn. taking
six wickets for 81 runs for and for s. re-
spectively.
For Manhattan. A. sme1ley captured for 3s and
w Adam for 81. The totals: Manhattan a;
Brooklyn Team B, 142
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
COLUMBIA OVAL WINS.
Beats Union County in Close Game
at Elizabeth.

OF the three games played in the section OF
the New York Cricket Association series. two
proved most exciting and closely contested
At Elizabeth the Union County team played CO.
lumbia Oval. sustaining defeat by Is runs D. G.
Birkett and n. Curtis boVled effectively for the
winners. the former taking wickets for Is runs
and Curtis Q for 8.
For Union County ". Goddard ana z r Cod
dard played well. the former securing vckets for
25 runs. 2 F. Goddard's analysis showed maid
ems, with wickets for runs.
s. Deane, with 81; A. Deane. with a. and A
Dovey, with u. did the best batting for the win
ming team. while for Union County D. A. Gibson
scored 12 and ]. Leach II. The score:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
KINGS COUNTY.


Another victory was credited TO the Staten Island
club yesterday when IL met opponents the Mont
clair club in the championship series OF the league
Owing 70 the good batting of r. Cobb and D. G.
Humble and the effective bowling Of F. F. Kelly
and c. H Clark the Staten Island players won
easily by los after having declared Che innings
closed with only five wicketS down
A long stand was made by Humble and Cobb for
the third wicket, and the latter was still undlS-
posed of for a., when the innings vas closed A
good exhibition Of bowling given by the bowlers
the winning side, Kelly capturing five wtcketS
for runs, and Clarke five for II.
A Gum hit out well for II. while Clarke added II
w. C. Newman, with 6. was top score for Mont
clair The score:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
COAST MARIE BEATEN.
King Direct Takes Measure of Fast
Mare at Empire City.

In the fastest harness race OF the season at
the Empire City track yesterday. James Butler s
black pacing stallion King Direct checked the
winning career Of C. S. Rices black mare Coast
Marie. hitherto invincible on the track and the
speedway. defeating her in 2:1oA and 2:O9
It was the third race between the rival PAGERS,
the mare having beaten the stallion IN TWO pre-
vious contests, setting the seasons record at
2o912 the last time they came together. For
like his true form yesterday, and when he did
he won with something to spare.
StOnewall, owned by eX-Park Commissioner
Samuel Mcmillan and driven by A. e. Perren.
starter. and in the first heat finished
second. but Coast Marie was always the PAGER
King Direct had 20 beat. Going to the front
near the quarter pole in the first heat, the hand
some black horse stayed there TO the end OF
Andrew Crawford's Invader clipped fraction
OF second of the seasons record IN trotting
race 20 wagon by turning the track in 2:1S and
2:11, forced out In each heat by A. %. PerrenS
game little black gelding Promise.
With Promise out of the way in the race for
tTotters OF Glass A, the racy black mare Princess
years ago. scored her first victory this season.
Neither Jolly Bachelor nor Baron De Shay
could make her step 70 her limit, though she
trotted the second heat in 2:1S.
The summaries:
PAcING-CIAss B.
D.. H. D. Gnrs ch. m Sue Dix Cowne0: ....... I /
william SCOTS 3 & Raglan 'ScSR Owner Sa = 70
r. 4oss5h 1s IS Baron aS,.I Said SoHs1.
Time. 21e, 2:1S%, 215h.
TROTTTNG-CLAss A.
q e nspsss B. g O Jolly Baeheior ti6sS donerS
z. J. La Places D. Baron de Shay (Owner)...- B
Time. 2:14h. 2:13
PACING-cIAASs A.
g s Rices blk. m Coast Marie Dr; H. D ell). 2
samuel 'A''1i'i'H Tinle. e s:ios.. Zoe - E.
PACING-CIAAsS c.
= t GlsE: : S g JOHNNY ny ySSd dsoo1s 9EnSE 51ns
H. Curran's m. May Gold (OTner). dis
Time. 2:21. 2:21A.
TROTTING-CLASS D.
L. e ortes's ch. g. Hopeful Cowner ard A. 2.
n. NeWmark.s br e. sam steele e. Kennedy
Time, 2:S2 2:25. 2:271a.
PACING-CI4Ass D.
II. G. curTan's blk. s. Mr.: Baron Owner go.
Dr. Joseph seno7s & n as Lillian a54 Roy s2wneF)
TRoTTING-CLASS c.
G. W. Grote's b. 8. Brigham Bell Cowner). l
7. F. Kennedy's b. Teddy K. (owner) .....;5 I 2
H; L. TOplits's b. 6. Judge Boardman "a H. .
L. 81 orter;s b. e. Dan McGrcsor jownerj .:S 4 70
Andrew crewford's blk m Mamie Lockhart "a
f. r. fssaTS san'S b. M Jealous (ownar and Dr. IL D. 10
Time. 2:22 2:22 a:aa
TROTTING-CLAss B.
Patrick Ryan's b. G. The General a. E Perren) 80. /
William Scotts b. m Kitty Wilkes Owner 8
A. II Cosden's ch m BoEnie Duchess Owner
Time. 2:165A. 2:161
TROTTING-CIAASs AA
a E Perren's Blk & Promise Owner ;
Time 2aS. 2:11.
TROTTING AGAINST TINE.
W. G EloydzJonssg b gs Governor Holt and Depu-
Time. 2:25% 2:2oR.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
LOCAL LAWN TENNIS.
Montclair A. c. Players YIN FrY:
Section of League TOurneg.

Lawn tennis players OF the Montelsr Athlstl,
Club won tho first section Of the Mstro1ola1
Lawn Tennis League championship series yss,z-llT
by defeating the team Of the KnicEerbocEsr Fis1
Club, OF Flatbush- BY this victory they disllalai
the team Of the New York Lawn Tennis Clu6 as
leader OF the section. and will meet the Tlnsrs q
the second section for the league title kro- -
present standing this match viii prOba6-y us
the NIontclaiF Athletic Club against the Wes, -
Lawn Tennis Club in the finals The record ot -
Montclair Athletic Club is victories and dsi.s&
The singles and doubles compositions yss,1i.-ss.
were PLAYED on the courts Of the Moncciall Al
letic Club, 1Ioptclair. n J. The frst match . -
giles brought Frank B. Hague, Montclair. eSa--s.
beaten BY the net play Of Hague. who won % Us
score OF 81. 6A 90.
In the other singles contest Otto H HincE. Na1-.
clair defeated ". c. Allen. KnickerbOciel' y
straight sets by the score g.. 81 -.
Otto II. Hinck and Albert j. Hinck. paire1 y
doubles for NOntclair. beat W c allen ana y y y
Roberts. KnickeTbOcker. SIS. SIS The stallinz y
the clubs follows.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
THE POSSIBILITIES OF A PARLAY.
What $40 Would Have Earned on Miller's
Mounts Yesterday.

Those persons who like to consider what might
have been ana who regularly hold q pos:-morten,
sfteT every days racing figured out that SO
parlay on Millers mounts yesterday would have
netted the tidy sum OF SIl 30 Nobody could he
found who had been fortunate enough to run 4
shOestrtng .ntO bankrOl by following the clever
jockey. oit il Is safe TO say that many Ave or ten
viii bc lost next week in the vain hope that he viii
repeat his great record. BY adding the Ave VIC
tories yesterday his credit Miller now stands ~,
the head OF the winning Jockey list for the meet
ing. with twenty winning mounts. He Is so far in
the lead OF the other Jockeys that he could hardly
be caught IL Ice did not accept another mount.
The for.:l players rubbed their eyes when Ebony
won the second race yesterday. we'll played az %
J. lie stared on Thursday IN field that wns
little better. but could hardly raise q respectable
galIop. II was another Of those form sOmeTsaults
eDouL which the stewards might do well 10 ask
some questions. In view Of taeir activity in the
a05b!o kean matter
Accountant wen .ise Brighton Junior Stakes la-t
year. willie n 1904 James Z. Keenc's great colt
eysoaby gave the first Indication of his class By
f:alioasEG hcine sn easy winner. James Y Hurst
foUrae, AlaE-s-L)aIe ard Commando are also on
TIRE roll og winners. rEa Seasiore Handicap wac
E-oTfa $3.50 fo WoodfOrd Clay. j was The thi-d
Su.Eiflg ~ the nKtEre Previous winners were
hse Siia; eAa --oEd o. &c Nsla-
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
SQUADRON A WINS REVOLVER MATCH.
71st Regiment Team First in skirmish and
Rapid Fire Contest.

Squadron A won the revolver team match at the
CreedmoOr range yesterday. in which the only
other competitor was the team from the Manhattan
Rifle and Revolver Association. The score was.
Squadron A, ZS6: Manhattan 6S4
Five men were each team and fired five
strings OF five shots each in a time allowance ~
fifteen gecOnds for each string. The summary fol-
lows: ~' ~NA
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

TO PLAY FOR BILLIARD TITLE.
A tournament for the American billiard cham
ponsh:p at 1S-nch balkline, two shots in. will be
held in New York early in September for trophy
and cash prize The winner Of the trophy will
be subject to challenge.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
SQUADRON a.

In the list Regiment trophy skirmish and rapid
aIe I HatcA A twenty-one teams We're entered Sin
men were on each team. Conditions gOverninr ELS
match were the in the cOmpettion TcSS tbS
mary follows: 0 SuHl-
Tsr REGIMENTS RAPID FIRE AND sKrRNIsE
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
GOLD DUST MAID WINS.
Geers Captures 9:1O Class Trot at
Uindsor Meeting.

Windsor, Ont. July 2.-The summer harness
meeting at Windsor ended this afternoon with
some fine drives and fast time, as well as little
scandal. The feature was the 2IO trot. IN which
Geers landed the money with Gold Dust Maid. ia
vOrite over the field
The President led in the opning heat. and had
just enough at the end to win by a nose from Gold
Dust Maid. Next time Geers made little longer
drive, and beat The President neck at the end
The remaining heat was easy for Gold Dust Maid.
Geers was not fortunate in the 2:12 trot, car
Tied two days, for Lake Queen had the speed
and cleverly, Lady Gail Hamilton breaking in
the stretch.
The Canadians cut loose great PAGER in the 214
class and reaped the benefit at odds from Z up to
20 to 1. Darkey Hal marched off with three heats
in impressive style, being in danger, and
jogging in 2:O73z Her owner brought out Harold
H, and this mare promises TO be equally as good
as that free-for-all winner.
The 2:2O pace was finally won by George r., whose
driver 1. Boone. was fined $50 for laying up the
first heat. Driver Colby, behind Mabel IT,
fined $50 for trying win the third heat, then
Fro From here here the horses 60 to Kalamazoo and
Cleveland for next week
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
MATINEE AT ELKWooo PARK.

IBy Telegraph to The TribuneI
Long Branch N j.. July 2S.-There were no split
heats in the three trotting events held under the
auspices of the ElkwOod Park Driving Club at Elk
wook Park to-day for handsome silver cups. The
results:
CLASS A-TRoTTING-MILE HEATS-Two IN
THREE.
Country Boy. b g "a E sherman).
Senator, John Guire) 2
The Lad b. e. Jackson
Time, 2:26. 2:24.
CLASS B-PACING-MILE HEATS-TWo IN THREE.
Comet, e. (Robert MarshalD I
Dan Howard br G. q. Ketchum) ....s.....s......
Executive. br. g u. H. CampbeD .........-..... 2
Time. 2:24. 2:23.
CLASS C-TROTTING-MILE HEATS-TWO IN
THREE.
Silver Spring h. Il. Oettinger) ...............
Admiral Semms Charles McCue). 2
Nominion b. h. George Stegle). Observation-Disclosures.
Time. 2:27. 2:26h.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

The final OF the handicap lawn tennis silslss -
won by DR.. A G. Keane. plus IS. who 0eles''~ -.
S. Dennis. plus Sc Of Is. the courts OF tl7 -,
York Athletic Club at TraverS Island Ing -
was rs 80. "a This match hrinss ,.Sl--ss-.s'I ~
handicap tournament that started Win u...s'
competitors to a close. and arrangement eiiC-s-,
being made to play the annual cnall.e-.-
tournament OF the Mercury Foot Orsani1ali'l-
NJ. s CharlOck and H NICK GlazeoTcoa, o -
Elizabeth Town and Country Club. YESTERDAY -,
the lawn tennis doubles tournament on the e,- -,
Of the WestAeld Club. Westheld. y. ]. In u. -.
match Of the tournament they defeated the -
the Crescent Athletic Club. NJ W Ely anG-10i,Sf anG
Schroeder. The contest was won in three s-
sets by the score Of 60 Ga. 81 ~--.
The Sem-hnalS OF the meeting were 49, n
tested yesterday, and in the first OF tnSss, ~
Ely and y. s Schroeder. Crescent $tnl.S.e .~asri
defeated +. ". Goddard and H Carter. 49, -
Country Club with comparative ease N W. =
by the score OF SO. ga ..s
Ihe other Senli-ftnal resulted IN Chalto' rS4sr,-
elazebrOOk defeating c. Miller and b Berry, ~ ~
Outing Club Miller and Berry failed % - -
the swing Of the match in the first set ~ ~
made considerable hard playing for Charles =.
Glazebrook IN the second set before the
Town and Country Club pair won at ~. -
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

Tire Cow Fecsd SIR iiUosel
n.-n AIS ssksiy sacoG6 DsrI. /.
Leen thiTd ~ = SOS II.se t.rs2e-s
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

" % & % sssSs 5 cam. sgs s"i "a l a @
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

"S' "A Oe'n ran her u7ua
andu
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New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES MONDAY

SECUND NACE-StoeQlechase Tor fouF-yeaF-
ward: selling; $1,000 added. short cours
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

Content moved up strong around the far turn and
beat Rubrtc for the place Samson stopped Tokalon
TIL RACE.-THE BRIGHTON JUNIOR; for tvo-year-
Il Time l:l3%. Winner CHI g.. by Belyidere-Saliie of
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

Occupied Mr.. Cotton entry. Hylas, well handle
Lane fell Others were beaten on.
Gri RAcE-Handeap; for all ages: $1,000 added: 8
W ner eh. m. oy Rossinston-AlTs Lane.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

Gold Lady closed with a
out Gallant well
D RAcESelng; for upward
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Doctors Are Puzz ed.

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