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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
sr5s isEE SO tEfg IN IsE3 7-ljs Il
Route of Glidden r our.

5$$$S9 NEW DIRK, March 2 - VI two
weeks co mpetition for the Glidden cup,
tn be conducted for The third time this
year ms the annual tour, Of the Anari-
can Automobil o. ociation, was "a g.
{cided to-day. Tho tour will start In
tho West, probably at Cleveland. From
that point the motorists will travel
West, going through Detroit. oledo
and lansing to Chicago whore a stop
will be made for two or three days,
From Chicago the route may run
south with stops at Indianapolis, Cos
lumbus and either down to Plttsburg
/ or back u to Cleveland and to l3uffalo,
running into Pennsylvania from the
latter point, going through Harrisburg
and Philadelphia, and then ending at
4 New York. The entire tour $wil be
from ! 500 to 100 mi les. "a I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
AMATEUR LEAGUE
DISCUSSES PLANS
Secures Use 81 Byrd Park and Forest Of Base
bal#I1ere This ~ ear--Meeting This 8
Afternoon.


Nollcy's School will 4 not be re presented,8
and St. Andrew S will no DC able to put
al team on. the field to compete in the
SERIES. u
The schedule will be adopted at this
meeting. and other matters OF Interest:
to the leag will be disposed OF, The!
members OF the b league are. NcGulre'ss
School Richmond sAcad envy and Richmond
High School. Mr.. W. Y. ithard. Y 3 hy-3
al,instructora at the Young AIen's Chris
tian Association, Is president Of the
league 5s . Ri;
4 Manager sha fer has sent out trans
Sportation tickets to the players who have
signed up to play with Richmond this
season, and he expects the r, to report
bed for them that might. 50 that they may
arise in the morning, perfectly refreshea
after their long trips, ana be read for
practice Tin the ball park by j. g clock In
the morning, Practice will be resumed
that afternoon between 3 and clock.
I Each session Of practice will be 4 Of an
&hOur'S duration, g5 mi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
Pitcher, a Find,

s5JAC kSONyILLl1, March 2 Isl During
tho games here Manager. DDnoyanl has
closely, and afterethe game
the manag era declared thnt he believed
lIlucker would prove q find an the Ma.
tionnl League. Flo has all kinds OF
Donovan talks as though he wi put
Tucker In the box on the opening day
Of tho National Lea que when tho su-.
perbas Will be playing INC team nm u IN der
n alf I nm not mlt,htily much lnista ken,
5thnrelfara few Of those BostOns batters
who will ha able. to H do much With
IA The Local fans ant Wild IN tho first
inning yesterdAy. when, wit two men
on bases, n I'm \ ] ordan tepped up and
took three heavy sly s. anu then 5re-
in the game Jort1a \ proved to DO there
With the q tick, and the frs ~ ~ sc red
w, pgpo klYys WAS Att Nv ~, Il i, !S5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22

" a meeting Of tho Richmond Amateur,
Base bal T League was held in 3aSse. The
Times Dispatch office yesterday eve
ming, Mr.. ] ~ IS Bailey, 81 ice-pr sident,
in5the chair OF the six grounds avail
able, Forest Hill, Byrd Park al and
Chestnut Hill We're selected q Tor the
coming season. " Six clubs. namely the
ELocos, Southern Bell u Telephone and
Telegraph Company tkins- 81 trell
Company, Chesapeake and Ohio otllces,
Evening Journal ana The = I'm cs- . J; Is
G draft 81 which b VAS SUB
4lnitted Eand will III DO fpasse q on at
special meeting to be held next Mon
day evening. 4s3i8
All the clubs are Very enthusiastic
Scup,nnd from the llne-up OF the va l-S
GUS teams there is no doubt that as,
the season advances, O. Very keen y con- ~
test will develop. M g4 4S 85 i5S5
land Building Committee and Mr., James!
II. Bradley, granting theSuse# OF Byrd
Park and Forest II III N to the Amateur.
sea sp Rah
the accommodation q y each one is
practically unlimited. Chestnut TIill
Is tho only ground ~ n oW. belng used
which occupied by the LEAGUE last 8,
y
rooters that care to avail themselves
|sofan good amateur game every SAT-
|surdny, Mr., Charles n Watkins was
pnaMmously elected president q tl g
Twill occupy the chair lnt t he special
|3meeting on Monday neXt,s
Richmond will haye Us ~ q q baseball la e q
this season, for. besides the league SO l meg
In town w be repre- ted by teams,
Among the strongest will DO those OF
the Weatn1orelan CommonW wealth and
Mil HAY series for the ehanplonship
4 sof the city, and, as they nre nlposetl
q material strong enough TO line i.. &. +,
against minor, leagu g, their contests Will
i ulnrly when. the leagu Q team Is pluylnt;
eYS ~ stsli
\ first gamos of the sen son 4 however, between
1.-The Common YEA tn and b NYesttn orclant
YE er mi RsSeea e 81 N elsb DAYS
TIC team VIII Inc IN against TN !, nine E,
s9nee
81 81 stho grounds 'ai ~. Z. the Club W.
The Richmond q Isl, seh ! !, VIII pla =,
e ads aya strdhs
u team, and Will be- can bile of going /, Vi
Y inst some OF the bigger tea ms SofS tn
sss W haY
S Wlts tT!ns awgiK emopE tA' sem
bali t ieague Mn be hsla al ths Contra
Va Young MEMS Christian NJ AssnGiAt Ion Il TIL
3 lRaf teri aeon ut IA a elock he lea que WI
have but ttFse Iaen THIS season
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
FOLDING RACING SHE'LL.

English Invention Fitted With
American Rowlocks and Seats.
VIII clasper, the famous Engliah builder.
5ofs racing shells, has conceived d rae
Ting she'll that cnn be taken apart and
1 is screwed together in two places. "A I
has been tried In England ana found
worthy was built by Claspcr for
'$lhc eigbt-o cared event Mt the Cercie
u des i egat ties. ut BRUSSELS. 5S5S S
When packed for travelling 1t Is
only Twenty-Five feet In length. ~ Is
lifted with American swivel rowlocks
and has seats sliding twenty six inches.
in America fashion. IN a recent trial
u against Cambridge eight. the new
" boat, manned by boatbuilders, won
XII .asi w 5;#3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
HAVE Wal K-;OVER.
Washington and Lee ID efeats
sfs Staunto IN. 5is$ #
ia95T Special ItogThe n ln1cs- e Isrntch,l

Special to The ~ ines Eispatch,l IA 3sB
itial game 81 baseball q for tie season
was played here this afternoon between
Washing tom and a Leo University and
Stanton Military Academy, and the.
visitors were defeated by the score of o
exciting. ~ II isG can
LuhnY drove Il out three bagg er and
Johnson and Pipes 8 tWo -buggers for
Washington ana zee. 8 "a
5f Score by Innings ss r. II. Z. &
W.. and Lee \. s.. o o o 1SG % o. e. 8 8 IA
s.. NJ, .i. y. NJ i. o O 0 O--6
II Batteries Warren and Gwnthmey An
5thony,S& Maxwell and 4 Id ernoser.s a m-
.pire, Mr.. Whiting ton. OF i. Washington
and Lee. 81 They will play gain to-mor-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
!. Looks for Racing at Chicago.

MI CIIICAG March 21,--lIdward Corri-
gan, the Master of HAWTHORNE. and
one OF tho original prom oters of the
American Turf Association, has arrived
from New Orleans and will put in %
few days looking over the plant at
Hawthorne. whore no hopes In tho near
4 future to SEQ racing again. While he
would not express an opinion 5ns to
when he expected to SEQ the game re-
SVived in Chicago 4 Y he feels confident
that he time Is not far distant. Can
asked. 81 think 4 Is safe to say lie
replied that there Will + he racing iii
I Chicago (, or It's Immediate Vicinity, be-
fore snow lies again.
5 The trouble between Corrlgan anf
i ] udga Treyelyan, the presiding Officer
n at City Park. has been amicablyB sot,
IL tled, ~ " Z. ls! * 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
CAPT, DOUGLASS $RETURN1I
MILDLY Back at Academy After
Skim Grating Operations 81

III, Douglass, captain II of The sflaRRlS
Academy fopthail n team for n Esa sssSass
son. has returned from 10 Inns Hapk lRaS
3 Hospital, BAL timore, W here an opera
ton OF skin graf y ms WAS ne fogNlAAs
l4pon his leg about liz woe ksG " srhAS
Scperat iOn q ppenr q ina ~ Sheen
gcessful. ses5 8 n
ii Douglass broke llis eli Leg pyers NO.
years ago, and the ssplints We're ssst lS
E such a. manner as to comp hss portion MI
OF the tissues and the Wnund has Is
ways given him troAhl loap
lis a strong pitcher. mi ~ is slon ned III
4 he wi II come q Y the M kAk6s
Nspgins. Ss.s asiS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
CANS WILL MEET BRITT
Ready Is Forego the Bonus He
First Asked.

SAN B FRANC CISCO, Atarch Gift
Jimmy Britt really wants a fight with
Joe Cans. the lightweight champion
Franciscan, even&to tho extent OF fore
going the bonus that he asked II
altritt8rcfuses o h the plea hat he would
stance to tho rumor thnt Britt is look,
ing for anything but u chance to get
againsg he champion. fans declare.
Brltt3telephoned Jimmy Cofrroth that
would be, willing to. accept sixty per
cent. Of the gross receipts for the
fighters. and that tho division OF tho
4 flghters'@end could be arranged la ter.
a Wills. no acted Eas Representative
4 for the family in tho absence OF tho
fighter himself, was anything but def
mite when asked Il the fight would be
agreeable eund er3s these 8cond itions.9 5ss$
Il q sf# ~ : K Y know, we are still Hooking for
a $flght$with Nelson," was what Willis
u sal us he shrugged his shoulders.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
SWIM ENGLISH CHANNEL,
Met usker. Of Wore ester, to AT
tempt the Perilous Task.

4555s WORCESTER, MASS, March AZ 2 IL.
The first announcement that an Amer
lean swimmer would attempt to swim
the Eng ltsh channel this We ar was
$cc!ved here 81 to- day sst3 by Samuel w.
Wright from the former merriam
champion. James IL AicCusl ger, " HON
Wright Trained III for all his important
4 ma tches In this country, N1cCusker
was the best in his day until he fell
&off In training. but, according to this
letter l,s As In his old-time form, and
lis doing daily road work mt somerville
u In preparation for tho trial he is to
undertake, Accompanied by II enry S.
4 Koran. the swimming Instructor at
d Harynrd Be- University, III AIcCuskcr3 leaves
this month for Engla land, and will max
the ATTEMPT at which others have sig;
nallyg failed. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
X ~ 70 ~ = = y 4
Ellis ......1....... h
CLOSES SEASON.: IS !: y n, \.
Stanton Team Goes Out g
Business
I'tIEt NORTHUMBERLAND q n
] Jennings ~ I "a
Is The Times Dlapatch.lI

v Especial to The II mess Dlspat ch. az
VIZ STAuNT q IN A, rs March 2 1.-THE
At r = 1's Stnunton III basketball aS team
Closed tho season bySdofeating the Au.
;gusta Military8 Acad DENY BY u, !, e ~
3The whole team aid some d fine WORK
As usual, they have played e.. ii twelve
defeatod the strongest teams In tho
State. Il rho Az M. A., !. team q! "a some
fine RI work. but could H not get on y to
tie swift passing tho stnunton boys,
IThe StauntonSll ne-up: Spen Ger, centre
and captain: May, Strntton, n forwards;
Kyle and Liggott, guards h f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
Tommy RYAN and Toe Thomas

CHICAGO, March n 49, ommy Ryan,
tho middleWe!g hit d chnmpion. Il an wers
tho frequent challenges Of Joe
T thomas the California fighter, bys ask
Ing Thomas where he Gun find q purse
ora club willing to offer any induce " ?
ments to max L a match. Ryan, 1t tis
said IS thinking Of offering q purse
himself at ibis Benton Hnrbor Club.
4 a Harry Foley hns posted a 81 1000 for-
felt to Ind q ma tph with Ryan and
wants the Michigan peach farnleri8t to
sign articles for q mntch.5 II s Ryan
refuses to do unless there Is a chance
for Il q purse In sight. He says articles
or agreement, S8 backed by "a forfeit,
might keep4h I'm out Of other matches.
and that n no Is not prepared to hand
over forfeit money without chance to
fight for 1T, ls 3jl IT'S TIL tfi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
sPARTANs BEAT ROMANS.
Two Teams Tied and Had to
PLAY Extra T ~ 4 53;i

Tho spartans defeated the Romans:
last night ut the Young Mems Chris
which was tile most losely CO n tested
Of any during the season. In tho first
half neither, side scored. When time,
was call the score was q tic at S
to s. III tho extra time allotted. the
Spartans scored a basket from t leld,
titus winning the game BY two points,
On Saturday night there Will bo, two
games, tho Rritons US. Cel ts, a nd tho
Greeks VS. Saxon s3Si Is II 81
e The score las n ght:Bs Il 3i,a
Spartans, IT u, 5j X omans,
y. p 1, Pearson i AZ Graves
II, III Penrsoll !, * E,, 9. ,,.. II heat
ID. AIcC, Thornton y lJshnlan
j, ilreentree q s.. NJ, i, Lawrence
il III I'll III s5i. ii q s53il (Captn 55
@ Score: Spartans, II Romans, s, Field-
Sbaskcts-P, TX ThpFnton 2; McThorn-
ton, ] ones, Az heat. Free throw-I4aw
renee. Point award ed -Spartnns =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
Hartford Trotting Purses,

ilJUV Nm aFch5 81 2 -
Charter Oak Park ammo llnces two early
CLOSING races for the Grand NJ clrcntt
meet, closing Apri a at /, Il IA new raco
will no forSthe Nutmeg Purse OF ga 600,
for 2;o7 pa GERS, The q arter Oak
purse OF s10 900. which last yea wal
for 900 trotters, will DO for es1 o Strot-
tors. Each of tllese events will 4 bs
three races OF one anil IL each, with
hand leap for on trAI.cs ccogat ms tn
4 yecoydi II 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22

:, executlons of the decree th4sSs
March a, 1907, In the suit OF the OF stss
of II Richmond |ys. r osa3 II +. AIarable q sFFSsa
ais, the Undersigned Special ComrnisstN Ia,
sloners will sci at5publlc auctlon,su llsSssS
the premises, on
Grid lNY, 8AIARCEI III 2 2, III 70 .sS
ut o clock u . NJ Il he real estate there.a
in described. consisting Of o. lot of Sland8s
& In the city Of. RI edmond, 5 Y a. s. onl fla
east side OF Sevcrt teen IL s tree
ginning ut d point g istant$ 4 IS fee S$ ..S
inches orthS of Il Broad Street. ant ri n-Ssfs
ming thence EnorthWnrdly Ion s the SAID $ss
east line OF 81 Seven teenth Street. and
fronting thereon q s. feeta ST. Inc hesssssSss
thence back enstwurdly,& between parssSas
3allel lines 00 fee to a n all ey fvarylS
Ing wild tn; being Lots N os.$1 81 and
49, on the plat Of Mary n i. ,rid
pyl as y ,sDn
mond &c hancery Col
This $ new some q the mo val -Ss
&uable property In the city, bctnE I'M SasS
Smcdiately 8nd jacen to cos tlyB imp
5rnents TO be erect ed by Chesapsak
s& Ohio and 81 Senboard AIrsF l2ui l-a##
ways In tile II enr ture nd II tlnyi ntsSS
lSsuch8 a broad and q iberal frontag Irellssa
|gders It doubly usef ul or man Ind SVl-sS
Sried ses and s. shoul d ommanas
o SSs
TERMS: One-t third cash q nd B
ltresdue iii two ed uala yn1ents M
l2and twelve 5months% ~ no ties III hGs5S
lspurcha M bearing IS per zee nSdnySs
foff sal e. and tho title to- nsSs
l5ti1&# al Az tho purchase mon eYES
lEand onvey nee rs rde red by tleas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
Auction Sales + uturesD Days
7nECHIVNR's S.N & ~ s|5 n

a. Az receiver for the Richmond Stand
ard Stael Spike d nd Iron Com s1s
will sell at 8 its mill J in Nlanc hester
Va, on sATu Trad =, APR III Z. "a ls07..a2
at i 2 o'clock NJ, 81 y is ach lrlsrySl
said mill for ca sll. Amongst the
machinery arc two automatl cB mike
machines. These mact hines I'd re- II con-;
sidered to DO amongst the hest Sst hnt:
have aver been ma dc, AZ They have
done perfect work 4 I or twenty syc arssI
and are In perfect cond ition.
IN ] OH r. II r S. G. l, I
Receiver OF tho Richmond Standard
8985s5 Steel Spike and ron Conn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
Baseball Canes Il

AT Savanna MAJ CA; by Philadelphia Ma
3tlonnls, "a s \ Savannah, SouthSA tics, ~.
- At Atlanta; New y York Anlericans. q;
Atlanta RSouthern 3, iii
At B!rmingham:8 Chicago ationals,
IL; ! Birmingham Southerns,3S5. 58
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
vvlNSsvvR NG ~ INT;
.PRIN CET0N AN ID COL uMBl ATlE

PRINCETON, ,. !, III q ~ utt
the intercol leg lat ~ wIestltng champ l1nshtpa
here Tonight With eleven III lnts.s PrlHcat0nS
and Colun,hia ties for SECOND place tsyl MI
seven, and Pennsy anla third vii h sS SSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
IGQ0D DAY FOR
The LONG !! | ( J Shots / {
No Quarter Turned the Trick at
the Pleasing Gamble Of Ten
i IA to One.
---------------- i #
REBEL 1 . I QUEEN N Al I TO II
Grenada, at, sixto One, Made the
Third That Surprised the
knowing Ones. I'll
REBEL QUEEN AT 10

\ NEW ORLEANS, La, March 21.---
Horses at long odds did well In tho FIRST
two races at the Fair Grounds to-days
No Quarter, at IL TO 4. winning the first.
Rebel Queer. at to /, winning tho sec.
ond. With Hazel NJ. at 100 to i, second.
i Juggler was disqualified after winning tie
fourth on account rough riding by
Nlcol. Tho fifth race showed another OF
easily l 5t1 s ili n n b 81 5i z5s
First receive and d half furlongs
\ SO to y second, Kohlnoor e 70 y third
Second race four furonss-- Rebel Queen
#(16!to u first, Hazel NJ 600 to ~ Sec
&ond, 3rawney ia TO II third. Time
Third ruce-mile and seventy yards.
Z Granada. g to u first. g Grenade "a 10 III
Y second, & Rebounder Go to ~ third. Time
1:44. 4, y ~
Fourth race--sevcn furIongs- S |. yalell-
tine C to- ~ first. pasadena q to ~ Sec
ont. Lady Esther q to ~ third. TIME
Fifth race-rnilc and twenty yards
Morales % to y first Bonart rs to y
second sGargantua t6 to y third. Tine.
4 Rs sixth 8race-mlc and a half--Tacy Craw-
i ford Is to " first, DR.. Young 60 to ~ see
ond. Cashier Is to A third. Time 2:35
Seventh racc-m!le and a sixteenth
Mary Morris e to u first. Horse Radisll
y go to Il second. Ferronere (l2 &sto ~
u third. Time. i ;47 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
Y r. OLLARD, sss.ys gss
GEO. 8P.8II
s8i55 s Special NJ COMMISSIONS :MssSsSs
Fpsss Tho bond equired ct IN nec e
icolnnls sioners by I'll a. bove deer "a aa8s
been: duly 81 yen. "
Bid II ste: &4 CHAS.&O .@SAVlLLE,SC :SSss
BY The / Valentine "a lotion 4 CosssSlssS
~: u S:Auctioneers:s Sss
n CTS East Broad Street s.. nj
IN LARGE All cTIoN SALE, or 3sSss
Fine Furnit Z, ..l MIilrl''os 'l'|'lg
Cham eli Suit, SilY 4 !, \ Il |'. ~
Brass 3 eds, China q aSes5|I
y Etc.

Nv 9 will sci Z ut our larg Wareroon
T I (FHIpAY) MO i'm IN q, N ARCHs
I'd tsSs SSSSss
conlme at q. $50 #o' clock forsS paT.ssss;,
tics leaving the Il city 4 g very 4 han daoma%
Tennessee Marhlo-T OF Walnut 81 hamber@
Suits eight fne Oak chamber snt tar
handsome Lent Their arlor Suit on es hnes
Green Verona Pnrl or 81 lit ha NJ aoI1aS
Oak D inlng-R oo,n Suit to mat ohs (yias;ssl
tensile 4 81 table, china ca "a ~. 4A III Rrasas
Curve TOP Beds, f, tty odd Cha raj new
Hair Mat tress. 4t White h ID name ed Beds,s
Toilet Sets, Roc III g ha FRS MQr \. a
rsnsh rla 81 !, MlEyogss
.ctc. etc. 3l.
a q, ladies are mos Sre spe ctfully inylt
to attend this &.
# TIL p YALEN TIN eau TION8 CI sc 81
8 WEI n Auct ionoe Il s.sSaTsS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
Danny M aher Wins.

e IIVERPOO oil, N1arcl, Alt Danny, Ma
her, the American jockey, won the Liver
pool Spring Cup here day on Bridge;
of Canny. M l585 fs s5tl ,33. sfl u sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
HIGH SCHOOL WINS
BY LARGE SCORE
Defeats Richmond Academy Team 70 Tune Of Q Is A.
Academy Boys Let in Several Runs by5
1XYZaal. Plau,;n
Weak Playiinl:g:,

Academy. After Il I'ayne's homo run
drive il,5the seventh. Which scored lIar-
wood ahead, Of him, the, game became
devoid Of n interest, an q SS;s though tho
take a brace. vet the lead OF five runs
seemed an faunsurinountable handicap,
D For tho High School, Ilussol, Cham;
beers, HARDWOOD and N les did splendid
work Fpr the q Acnd envy. WI lliams,
Lewis, Rose and Rice carried or tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
LAX.
Fast Bowling Game At LAX.
sS5 Alleys Last n Tight.

Alleys Last N light. ~
81 Tho regular sem -week " roll for tho prize
at tho Lake IA lleys was held last night be-
fore u large and Interested crcavdti among
which was ~ number Of lad les. Most Of
the bowlers kept pretty wei L toge ether, With
Bowling lat the top Bowling made Los, and
Brown, 3$w no came second, mad Q 10 i. The
scores were as blows & 3$ $$
Bowling u n n. 05
Brown "a , /, y. IA Of
Walden !, III. 4. Y. I'll D
Young . X II, ", 3 eS
4 IVA ns {{8S y. Il, I. "a 81
y lis ~ Y. , . h. % @ 8
Page y
I enn n N, b, Z, |. 1. 90 5
9Jnnns if . q! 4, 4. 5S
Ss The lad los are taking much Interest N
bowling, ana s larg O S numbers OF them may
be seen at the LAX q lleys every AZ erroon y.
md light. Al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
ROSEBEN TOP WEIGHT
IN CARTER HANDICAP
Won The Big Race last Year With l29 Pounds Up
But Nov Has Pack I IS Pounds--FFiirst
BIG Stake sof the Year
Big Stake Of the 7 ear.

gJuggler y. I. A 9Isi
Z. .9 1. e 4 lS
!s!s 4. - :! Z.
Rcd Frinr. s
,lAVaunteer ~. 3 4i5 Il
Don &Diego.g.. /. "a. "a SEA 3
Z una ) q
Coincidence ..5. 4 4 jt
4 CresSinn ~, RI 3: \
Pantoufle =! * &. "a IN u
5JacQuln .i.}.3...s..8 y Z II
( Southern Cross. 4. n s .5s35
! Grazia 10 u 8 ESt3 al
ISRAELI s.i..s.i.s I, j.l..3,.f.. IS,
Vendor i. q 4. II. 4, 4
sOrbicular /. !. III !! Va. 4 q.
Horace E. 4. \. -. I
West N. !. /. 81. ~. n, Isl. 4
Y AlCLuTteI 49,. y. II. .s..t. 9 hi q II
If In l.ondc b s;3 a,
Il Super1nan s....{.... 3 III II I
Hermitage .....:.5.i...E 4 Is;
j. c. 81 Core ..... ~. 3
s Zambcsl IN. III. (. Y. .,:.s. 8 siS
4 A.. Musltoday s Il
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NEW YORK, March q waller S. fvos-
burg Handicapped for the Jockey Club. has
assigned IS pounds to 4 D. III G.. Johnson
record breaking Splinter Roseben for the
$40 900 Garter Handicap. which Will be tho 4
feature o the opening day OF the New Yorlcs
racing season on "a rii 9Th. at Aqueduct.s
The distance. seven y furlongs ,9S Is the same
tabished his record OF I :2s at Belmont Park}
last October IIo carried q &c pounds on that
OCCASION
r oseben Swon.s the Carter Handicap last
with IA 20 Dound up. IA efen Ting by a.
head Southern Cross. which had up 1os i
Is again given los pounds, while iRoseben5
takes up SIX pounds more than he had last
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ssst%s Horses. "A Ages. X 3S555s
40 Rosnhen .... n. ..y....5 6 Ia.
Water Lig hts. s *
If Oxford *. ....;...... S
IN ealon $50 4 3!$4st 81
85lilorllier 81. X. ". 3 .
y Halifax !. $. y. v. Y 81 $S5
ls SnvnDle Il. ..l..i... aged
p land y, g. /. ]. 8 W. ~,
i5yst55I Hyperion II .5.s. "a
q " Span lter B, i
Broolsdale Nymph u. 53s &
1nquisitor ! Z. ~ a
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Sir 1Yilfrcd 53s3SE
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fSI'retenslon 5i.......s..l.. 6 h ss5s} NJ
Jacobite 1850. ~. & 4 n
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Kings doug IL tor. 7lS'SssS
Ia ter ..5.s.t.. Ss ifT
Handzarra... w. $50. b S$S 39f;
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sixth ia ce-mllc and a half---L.ac crav-
ond. Cashier Is to il third. Time s:3o
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