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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-24
SHOOTING CLUBS CONSOLIDATE.
Many OF Best Local shots Join New
Organization.

A joint meeting OF the Washington
Revolver Association and the National
Capital Rife and Revolver Club result
ed in the consolidation OF the two or
CARNATIONS under the name of the lat
ter, which is incorporated. and which
has rife as well as revolver shooting as
a feature of their contests and prac-
tice.
With the members of the Washing
ton Revolver Association there comes
TO the National Capital Rifle and Re
volver Club a record of q number Of
Victories over other well-kuown clubs
In the United States and Canada and
the Harris < Shafer Trophy, which will
be shot for by the members Of the new
club.
The National Capital Rife and Re
yolver Club is known in military circles
as the First Company Of Riaemen Of
the Minutemen. under command of Col.
NJ. A. Winter, and has a splendid indoor
range at Fifth and L streets northwest.
A number OF interclub matches Will
be held during the spring and summer,
and every one Interested in shooting
" ~ bf HtNfi al bHtbA tNiiiAl " VIII
places on the teams which viii repre-
sent this city. not only in intercity
matches. but in the tournament at Lake
Erie in August This club had a strong
team at Sea Girt. y J.. last year. and
it is hoped that stronger team viii
be sent To the next national meet.
The following officers have been
elected; Capt Sheridan FerTee. pres
ident; Lieut. w. Milton FarrOw. vice
president; Lieut.. Jackson Morris, sec
rotary, Mai. Charles 5. Wheeler treas
ureT: Arthur =. Johnson. range officer;
Gen W P. Hall. Col +. J. Dimmick.
Col 4. + Randle Col. NJ. a. Winter.
Mai. James Z. Bell, Maj. Richard Syl-
vester. Capt. Alex. Summers. W. +.
Marsh. and Paul Bischof. executive
committee Gen. Robert Shaw Oliver.
Assistant Secretary of War. and Gen.
James A. Drain. president of the Ma
tiouai Rifle Association. were elected
honorary members
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SIR EDWARD TAKES EVENT.
Gold Heather, ut 100 10 I. Wins See
ORd Race at EmeryviIIe.

Oakland, Feb. 23.-Sir Edward easily
beat Edwin Gum in the Sinaola Handi-
cap at EmeryviIle this afternoon. Sir
Edward took the lead at the start and
won all the way. Gold Heather created
a breeze of excitement by winning the
second race 1t 100 to l. beating Vinton.
90 10 I. by half "a length Track heavy.
Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Han mile Creation. lI2 Ny
Miller, 90 5, won; Brarorre lJ9 j>cUvilleJ. {
90 l. second; Paiar1its 10 Powers. 20 TO l. third
Time. ESQ 2-5. Galmore Rose H. Sar-il locke
AIounce. Billy Pullman. and Ed H. also ian.
SECOND -Three-fourths Ct mile Gold
Heather los lGrUssl, 100 90 J. won: Yiuitou Ig7
OLaWrelcel, 60 TO l. second Triumphant IA SEQ
Vile. 10 10 ], third Time lis Blanche G.
Marion Rose. Pasodeila, Duke Of Orleans Maia
and Rose Cherry also ran.
THIRD RACE-Six furlongs. Gateway IS Nv
Miller, even, won; Van Ness Ice Il. Williams
S to 5 second; Alagane lo5 "A Brcwnl. 70
and Last Faustus also nan
FOJ RTH RACE-One mile aid fifty Yards Sir
Edward. us lGrahaml. - 20 10. won. Edwin Gum
lG iHunterl. . 20 .. second. Ramus s. ikirsc1-
hsrm 70 l. third. Time las 30 Rubric Joc7lnd
aud Dusty Miller also ran
FIFTH RACE-Onc and oue-eizhth miles " r
Gates, III lHomcrl, @ 20 J. won; Isabellita. 1Oi
tMcLaughiini, 90 l. second. Aarc. 90 wv NIiIlerl.
> 70 l. third. Time. la9 as Ilauat. Harder. and
Grafton also ran.
SIXTH BACE-Fne and oEe-half furloaes. Man
saId, l0' fsc'viilel, 20 10. won; IsEtTc Nous los
'kellyi. . to :, second; Ben Reed lC7 JWilsmsl.
y 90 !, third Time. 1,0l 10 san. Wee Lass.
Patsy Brown, Hugh Mc'iowau and Princess Louise
also ran
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BLO0MINGDALE SCHEDULE.
List of Games Arranged for Local
Amateur Bali Team.

Manager Worley. of the Blooming
dale Athletic Club. yesterday announc-
ed the following baseball schedule:
March . and 9-Eckiug,on Athletic Club. at
home.
March 27-U and Fraternity. az home pending
March 3 Bethany Baptist Sunday School team
az home.
AiaTcd 2e-Pen-;ou O9ice Messengers. at home
March $, -fcnuailytown Tigers. at Tennallytovn
two gamcs!.
April 1-ImperiaI Athletic Club. Of Baltimore. at
American League Park two games.
April 6-HyattsTille Second Team, at Hyattsvillc
Nd 1.-TWO games
Aprn I5-Alczaudria Athletic Association. at
Alexandra Va.
April @-Athlctics Of Northeast. az home
April 27-Sgcold Mount Peasants at home.
MAY i-I'runsWiek Athletic Club, at home pend
irgl.
MAY 8-Emerson Institute. at Fifteenth and 7
streets uorthvcst.
Nlay n-Br5oElaud Athletic Club. at Brookland
d. G.
MAY ls-Athl-tics Of Northeast. at home.
Md
May % Imperial Athletic Club Of Baltimore. at
home 1.-TWO Camesi
june Mercury Athletic Association. of Balt-
June s-Brupsvick Athletic Club, at home pend
ing
Iunc l5-Oreu.
June 22-westvood Athletic Club, Of Baltimore, at
home.
june 29-Opeu
July '-Takona Athletic Club at Takoma, Nd.
1.-TWO CamCsl.
JULY 6-Riyerlale Athletic Club. at RiyeriaIe. Nd.
July l3Tanglcwood Athletic Club at home pend
ina.
July s-AIerimac Athletic Club. ct baltimore. at
home.
July 27-Takoma Athlete CIsb al home
August 3 and lO-R scryoir Heights Club, at
home.
August I7-Barston Club. Of Balls;on. Va. at
home.
August 2i-wlruiek Athletic Club. at home pend
ing.
August yl-NIorcuTy Athletic Association at Oriole
Park B3ltimgr
sepiember 2-Imrerial Athletic Club, at OrioIe
Park, Baltimore, Nd. Two glmcsl
September 3-Wcstwood Athletic Club. Of Wal
brook. at Waliro0k Oval Md
September g-Umpuial Athletic Club. at Clifton
PARK. Baltimore sd. two Emcs.
September 5-Merri,sac Athlete Club az Oriole
PARK. Baltimore. Md.
September 6-Ncrrhaac Athletic Club at Clifton
Park. Bahimcrr Md
September Mercury Athletic Association, at
Clifton park Baltimore. Nd.
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CHAMPION FIVES TO PLAY.
Plan National Basketball Tourney
at jamestown Exposition.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Portsmouth. Va. Feb. 23.-The Nationai
Basketball Championship OF the ANA
teur Athletic Union will be held at the
jamestown Exposition during the week Of
August Z. 1867. The tournament will be
divided into three classes as follows: 10
pound class. 13o-pound class, unlimited
weight class
These classes viii be open TO all reg
isteTed teams Each team will play
every other team, the team winning the
greatest number OF games to be declared
champion. Two substitutes will be al
lowed on each team. and they must be
entered with the team.
The winning five will receive the hand
some banner emhlematic Of tire cham
pionship of the United States. and each
member, including substitutes. will re.
ceive a gold modal. The members Of the
team finishing second viii receive silver
medals. and the third team bronze med
ais. A. A. I. rules viii govern all
games Entries will close on July -. 1901
with James f. Sullivan honorary direc-
tor of athletic events, jamestown Exp0-
sitiOu Norfolk Va
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JOCKEY FINN SUSPENDED.
Another Rider Is Fined for ROugh
work az the Ascot Trick.

Los Angeles. Feb. 23.-The feature event
at Ascot was the fourth race, an $500
handicap. over one mile and a sixteenth of
turf. Pudding" Mcdaniel was fined SEQ
by Judge Hamilton for humping Johns
town in the fourth race. w. Finn has
been suspended indefinitely FOR his ride
on La Gloria in the first race. With q
better ride La Gloria would have probably
won. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Futmity course. Bribery, 10
tkosS), 10 10. won; la Gloria. 10 ttinnl. TO l.
second Rerolt 10 tNlcDamel. Il to 2 third. Time,
l:0iz. Mary b. CLARK. Mazaran, Suavita, and Rain
Cloud also ran.
SECOND RACE-Selling. SIX fJlFlongs Common
Sue. 96 tP1stoni. TO ,, won; j. &. Glen, III
lHauisl 10 ,. second; Merlingo. ll4 liadtkel, 3
TO 3. third. time ll4A. kisfeld Belle Llber-
tinus. ST. Edgar. and Light Comedy also ran.
THIRD RACE-Selling; SIX fJrlongs. Phil lgoe
100 Harris, 20 / won; To!ler. Us lBoland), b 20
Z. second; King II the Mist. IL tKunz) 20 10 l.
third. Time lis Taylor George. COcSsTe Lotta
Gladstone. slippery, and Bumenthal also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Handicap; enc and one-siN-
teonth miles. Won TTump los CNcDaniel. 20 g.
won; Johnstovn 90 PRESTON, 10 1, second: Tar
tan, los lHanls 70 l. third. Time, l.lZ. Nom
tCbank. Bill Curtis Belasco, and AngeienO also
SIXTH RACE-Five fIrlongs TTamOt0r, l05
Grcstoul. 4 20 !, won: Lone Hand lc5 Iiadticj
o. /. second; Lachata, los Harris, to TO- third
Time. l0ll-. Avalon Tattenham. Siiiclte, Easter
Card and GraGen also ran.
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VANDERBILT HORSES ABROAD
Alfred G. Sends Twenty-seven Head
to Wiz Blue Ribbons.
VIII Compete Against Animals of
King EdNnrd-YuIue of the Con-
siEnment Is 100000.

New York. Feb. 23.-The Fan River
steamboat Pilgrim reached here to-day
with twenty-seven horses aboard, the
flower OF Alfred G. Vanderbilts show
stable.
The horses were Immediately transfer
red 10 the Atlantic Transport line steamer
MiHnetonka. which sailed for England.
where the horses are 10 be exhibited
against King Edwards horses in all the
leading horse shows.
In addition to the horses. twelve coaches
and other vehicles belonging TO Mr.. Van
derbilt were brought IN on the Pilgrim
from the Vanderbilt farm at Oakdale,
r. /. Among the coaches was the famous
Pioneer" Twelve grooms went with the
horses 10 England
Charles H. Wilson. superintendent OF
Mr.. VsndeTbiits country place. super
intended the transfer of the animals
from the Pilgrim to the Minnetonlza.
The Pilgrim was badly iced up, and
the animals might have suffered from
discomfort had it not been that they were
covered with extra blankets.
Among the animals were the famous
four road grays. which have never been
beaten in a horse show. Their names are
Venture, Viking Vanity, and Vogue.
There werc also the Unbeaten park four
Major. Sweet Marie, Polly Prim. and
The Youngster. Others were Rustling
silk, Primrose. and the famous runabout
mare. Lady Kathryn
Mr.. Vanderbilt has rented Red Han
farm, just outside Of London, for six
months. IN which 10 prepare the animals
for the European shows.
One Of the first shows al which they
viii be seen is the International Horse
SNOW at London during the second week
IN June. From there they will go 10 Rich
mcnd. in Surrey, where the famous out
door show is held. From Richmond they
will be taken TO The Hague, and viii be
exhibited on the Continent IN the second
week I'm July.
Among the vehicles was a hanson cab
for Mr.. Vanderbilt's personal use. four
exercise phaetons, and half a dozen new
rigs for ring purposes.
Mr.. Vanderbilt is now on his way to
this country on the Kaiserin Auguste Vic
toria, but VIII return almost Immediately
to England. The horses are valued at
sos, 90
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-24
LAMY WINS SKATING EVENT.
In worlds Championship Race He
Defeats wood. Holder Of Title,

Pittsburg, Pa, Feb. 23.-Edward Lsmy,
skating under the colors of the Saranac
Lake Athletic Club, proved the dark
horse in the final races Of the worlds
championship event held at DuQuesne
Garden tonight. he capturing the one
mile and five-mile races
In the former. Champion Morris Wood
fell as he was rounding the curve on the
eleventh lap. Wood was right on Lamy's
heels when the accident occurred. In the
nve-mile event. however. Lamy won in as
cIean-cut fashion as could be possible.
and when ne crossed the tape several
yards ahead of Wood. the crowd simply
went wild Summaries.
One mile; final hsat-Lamy. first; Anderson, SEQ
0nd Logan. third. Time. 20 IS.
Half mile, fnai-M0rTis Wood first; Edwin Ianay
second. Con Heficmau. third. Time q IS.
Five miies-Lsmy, first. Wood. second Anderson
third: Logan, fourth Time. sea
ExhibitiCn-MoHis Wood 20 beat On Is for ID
Yards Time. ~ -
Exhibticn-Fred Robertson. skating defeated Fred
Friezell, splinter 80 yards dash Time 3 IS sec
ends.
Four thousand people witnessed the
events.
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ALLDATES FOR CORNELL
Ithacans VIII Open Season Here on
March %.
Play George Washington I'm This
and Penn the Feature.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Ithaca. y. Y. Feb. Z5.-CorneH will open
It's baseball season in Washington this
year. when the team will play George
Washington University OF March 3
Cornell has an unusually attractive
schedule this year playing two games
each with Harvard and Pennsylvania, be
sides one game each with Yale, Columbia,
Navy. and others among the larger col
leges.
Following is the schedule Of twenty
eight games
March z-Gegrre Washington. at Washington.
March -5-A- and ~ AZ Raleigh. y. G.
Marcl 2G-Triuity. at Durham, r. G.
March E-THuirg. at Durham y. e..
March 2s-Eerth Carolina. % Chapel HIN. y. &
March e3-virsin;a, az Charlottesville, Va
Mar-l e9-Nsy, at Annapolis.
April e-Rachestcr. at ithaca.
AIFll l0-Hrrari. ~ Ithaca.
AfTlI I3-Ni-Eara az Ithaca.
March ls--yracssa State League. al Ithaca
March I7-SyIaelse state League as Ithaca
March 10-IAflJCttc. al Ithaca
March 2l-Co'8mbi1. 40 Ithaca
March st. B1nayI;Ura. az ithaca.
Mayhem state % Ithaca
MAY 3-Cslg.ahi-. 40 Nsw York
Nav i-Yale 90 New Haven.
MAY 5-Bu.5ueIl ~ Ithaca.
May lI-Hsua-d n Ithaca
Nav I5-Leiigh, at ithaca.
May l7-For5ham, a; New YORK
Mas ls-pfnu. 90 Philadelphia
Nav Z-Eori1am a. Tiiaca
Alay .j-AmlCTs1. gt Ithaca
May 5o-Peua. 80 ithaca.
June Harvard. a. Camoridge
June l-AlJmDi game. az Irhac.
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CADETS DOWN FORDHAM.
soldiers mt West Point Double score
of COIIeEiHBS

West Point. Feb. 22.-The Cadets de
feated the FOrdham College basket bail
team to-day by a score of so to Is. At
the end Of the first half the score stood
II to 10 in the Cadets favor. The Wis
jtOrs had good team work but were un-
able to shoot. and : Of their total were
made by Fitzpatrick from the foul line.
In the last half the Cadets showed
some nice team work. and with John
son and Filing shooting goals from
almost any angle. soon gained a big
lead or the New York boys, who only
made 2 single goal in the last half.
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BILL BRADLEY'S QUIP.
Kids Charley smith About Nationals
Trimming Trip.
sveland Plain Dealer.

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer
Charley Smith. one of the seven men
on the Washington club who make a
siX-foOt rule look like yard measure.
is in far better shape than he ever was
before at this time OF the year. When
a minor Lacquer Charley rather took
things easily in the winter time and
allowed flesh TO accumulate. But nov,
that he is full-hedged big Snowman,
with reputation to live up 10. he is
as hard as nails and right down 10
weight. and reporting time viii find
him twenty pounds lighter than in the
old days when it took him until the
time season opened to get into con
dition
They can ali talk about the White
SOx drawing on their exhibition games
through the South. but just watch US
this spring. The White Sox have been
down South many time and the folks
down there have got used 10 them. but
it is something new for a Washington
club to journey down in Dixie TO train.
and when Joe CantilIOn gets through
billing his aggregation of giants I
think we viii be turning the crowds
away
How is that?" asked Bill Bradley.
Doesn't Joe intend to charge any ad-
mission?
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Cerrigan BIames Condor.

Cincinnati Feb Ed Corrigan. who
was here yesterday, returning from his
Kentucky breeding farm. said in regard
TO the statement attributed 10 John Con
con. Of Chicago. that he (Corrigam had
killed racing i'm the West: John Condor
is as much responsible for the hard blows
now being struck racing in the West rs
any other cause. Am ] responsible for
the closing Of the game at Hot Springs?
The men who introduced these bills for
bidding pool-selIing in Arkansas. I'll
wager. never heard of Ed Corrigan. The
turf would be better off to-day had it
never heard Of the name Of Condon."
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WINCHESTER LINEUP.
Manager Baker Announces Few
Changes for This Seasons Team.

SPECIAL % The Washington Herald
Winchester, Va, Feb. 23.-Managcr
Baker, of the Winchester baseball team,
has about completed his lineup for the
coming season. With the exception of
couple Of players it viii represent the
same aggregation that won s. per cent Of
all games played last summer. This record
included shut-outs for such teams as the
Danville team. of the Virginia League.
The following viii wear the Winchester
uniform: Catchers. Woodward and Noyes.
OF Washington; pitchers, Sinner, Winches-
ter; Cantwel. Georgetown University.
Gallagher, Washington: FeiseT. Marion
Military Institute Alabama; first base.
Mcdonald. Washington; second base.
Schiller, Georgetown University, third
base, Parrish, Chambersburg; short stop
and captain. Baker, Winchester; left field,
Brown, Washington and Lee, center field.
DUgan. Georgetown University, right
field. set TO be filled.
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ASSOCIATION GAME IN VOGUE.
CaIedOuisn Club Wants to start
Game in Washington.

The Caledonian Club would like to ar
range association football games with
Washington teams
Since the Rugby football game became
popular some forty years ago this game
has been little played in the United
States. In the last few years. however,
several Of the smaller colleges have taken
il IN i'm place of the rougher game.
rs yet the CALIFORNIAN Club has been
unable 10 arrange games with teams out
side of the club. and has been forced 60
pick two teams from among its members
70 arrange games. address John His
gins. Caledonian Club. Ninth and T.
streets northwest.
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THE wAsHTNeTON HERALD, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY a. 1907.

viii start East playing with the St
Louis Americans at San Antonio, Tex,
on March % and "a; at Houston. Tex. on
March %. and then going direct TO New
Orleans for a series OF games with the
Philadelphia Americans, on March q, 3,
%, 30, and 81.
After that they will perform in Mont
gomery Ala, on April /; in Nashville,
Tenn, April .; Louisville KY, April 8;
in Columbus, Ohio. April 4; in Wheeling
W Va, April s, and then they will take
the train for this city, opening the sea-
son at the Polo Grounds with the Yale
varsity nine on April 6. On the following
day McGraw's men will be seen IN New
ark. after which they will rest up until
the opening National League champion
ship game in this city. with probably the
Phiiadelphias, April II.
IN all about 5000 miles will be covered
by the players from the time they leave
the Windy City till they arrive home.
StiH After ChesbrO.
Manager Griffith, Of the New York
Americans, has not given up hope of in
ducing Jack ChesbrO 10 pitch again this
year. Griffith wrote a letter to the big
pitcher to-day telling him that his ser
vices were greatly needed, and that he
could take his own time about getting
into proper physical condition. There is
no trouble over salary between Chesbro
aud the club officials, and it may turn
out that Chesbro in the course Of time
will reconsider his determination TO quit
the game.
1t IS said that he has taken on 50
much weight this winter that he fears
he cannot reduce sufficiently to regain his
old effectiveness
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Grimth Drops Tyvo Pitchers.

New York. Feb. 1.-TWO young pitchers
have been released by Clark Griffith 10
the WiiliamspOrt club of the Tri-Stafo
League They are Sallee who made some
reputation in the South. and WhdlCn who
did most OF his good work i'm he West
After long consideration, Ritter, the
Brooklyn catcher. has ahixeG his nsms
to a contract for 1907.
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South Bend. Ind. Feb. 3.-Coach Lou
Criger, Of Che Notre Dame University
baseball team, has recommended Out
fielder Jerry Sheehan to the Boston Amer
lean League team, ana he win probably
get try-Out after his graduation from
the school. Sheehan is terrific hitter
in college circles, and is also regarded as
being unusually fast in The outfield.
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Hnrvara Trims CorneII.

Ithaca. Feb. 23.-The Cornell basket
bali team met defeat yesterday at tn,
hands Of Harvard the final score being
81 to Il. The Harvard aggregation wa,
superior in all points Of the game, anC
tine and again they scored field goa
after two or three passes. The first hall
ended "a to 6. In favor Of Harvard, but
in the second hale the visitors had every.
thing their own way.
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National squash Chnmptop Wins

New York. Feb. 23.-R r. Finke. Of
New York, for two years national
squash champion. beat G. Fl. Brooke. Of
Philadelphia, by three games to one
in the final CT the national racquet
championship. at the Racquet and Ten
MS Club to-day.
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The summaries.

FIRST RACE Selling. fer tlrcc-yCa-- Odds and
upward six frriours. Spider Web. s. .G1,dstClnl,
20 .. UCa- Paragon. O. L0Wel Is % I. second f,
laSll 40 ~ Wood Is to J. third. Time. I.ls
Gotaolinc, Optional Feaian Chandler PAT BulEFr
Clique. Fancy Dress, Robust. and Edith MAY also
ran.
SECOND RACE-For tvo-ycar-oIds: fa-r and one
ha.: frlongS. Gresham. zoe D. HeEuc--gsl. II 90 .
won; Bus Lee ll3 d. Lcei. 90 =. second, Ruby
wick i0t Nv NrIntyr-f. g 90 l. third Time 0.jj
Florence n FWsssa. Princess SUI. Bitter Man
BTaUny Lad Iolhrad,, and Galohia also Eau.
THIRD CE-H1HGiCtp; for tbrce-gcar-oids ard
upward; one md ,re-six:c,uth miles St YalCH-
uCTI. IS Co B. srcud. Peter Sterling. I'D jHoagI 8
90 3. t'.ul. Time SO 81. Tom D5lan and lIeru
Belle also rgH.
FOURTH EACE-The Gr-s CW Handicap. fer
-hr-r-- aHr-ui1- aHi upward. two and oue-guar;rr
mixes MarHH Neal. los UiGginst, 90 J. wou-
Hi-sorri Ied IIl ,NicaI. Co 10, second Uag
h.rii,.. 81 IT, IaslUf. % fH p third. inns j-51
Cashier IT.mia. and Naho-I. ai-Y lam.
!lFTH EACE-FH rhre. s1r-s,8s agd howard 3,
i1e and enc half tmluuss. 'elaluc % ,Gauerl. Z
%. won. Giia a ~. Ee.ae-sa.. - 80 l. second /.
iasldslF l7 .k..-.. 80 20 d tal-I. Time I 05 3-j
>rns FIrss aui f1n.- -aa also Tan Toboggau rau
-a.aHl. ir- ~a- 5r-e.Iifei fdr i1riinE.
SIXTH RACE -rl.irs- for thrrcylar-0lls and
upward. .s frr.an-- Refined. o. .R5csEan'. 10 20
cad. bau.s Cola. us .rirselsf- To- J. third.
FiWs II5 50. AIala. Is Gro. I.sm.s I'D. FrlHCl
Son. f1T' Clifford Posing. Sponge Cake and Bad
Hill also nan.
SEVENTH RACE Selling. f.I -arce-yoar-oids and
upward rH0 rUl alt-r'-.-u Ue-. kai~eTh1.i, los
tiic5EI. t' 3. Won. Gau'-feI. --+ T. ia}iori. Z
500 B. second. peic StF5aG. s. .ScIau.unl. To- J.
.urd- Time $50. Enfrr- SinrrH. uiackio-a
lsn-fUl. FIerea EufFa-. Glisigu. and Handbag also
Ias.