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The Newtown bee., 1907-08-02

Ezra Patch and family of Montreal. Can, are the guests of Mir Patch's fla ther, Anthony Patch. in Sandy Hook.
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-02

Miss Frances Ward and friends of Bridgeport were guests. Sunday. of Morris Leavy on Walnut Tree Hill.
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-02

l.. C. Nicholson has cut and heIiset the hay on Allison P. smiths place.
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-02

James Dunn, who has been in the em- ploy of Selectman H. H. Peck for a month, has hired out at Castle Ronald.
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-02

Miss Jessie Bassett of New Haven is spending few weeks in Hopewefi, the guest of MT and Mrs B. EBassett.
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-02

Miss May Woolley and Miss Mamie Leavy are spending few days. this week. in Danbury with friends
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-02

Mrs NJ F. Gaffney tookin theexcur- sion to Steeplechase Island. last weel Thursday.
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-02

MT and Mrs James O'Brien of Zoar were guests, Sunday. of Mir and Mrs Benjamin Corning in the Glen.
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-02

Henry Wood and family of Stony Hill, Bethel, moved last week, into Mrs William Northrop's tenement house on Sugar Street.
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-02

Mrs John Brown and children O, bridgeport were guests. Saturday. and Sunday. of Mrs Patrick Lyons.
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-02

Henry Lang of Brooklyn is at his home on Walnut Tree Hill. suffering with a sprained hip
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-02

Clinton Whitehead of Hopewell has taken position with N. F. Hogsen IT Bedding.
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-02

Rev E. J. Egan of Seabright. N. J.. is the guest. this week. of his sister. Mrs John H. Blake. on Walnut Tree Hill.
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-02

William H. Hoy of Stratford has been the guest of 1. B. Harris for few days.
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-02

Selectman Hermon H. Peck passed Friday in Ridgefield.
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-02

Mir and Mrs Peter Ward and children of Bridgeport are guests. this week. of Morris Leavy on Walnut Tree Hill.
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-02

Eli Greenblat's summer hotel on Botsford Hill is full of summer guests.
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-02

Mrs F. A. Young visited friends in South Britain, last week.
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-02

flying trip to >Danbury, Saturday even ing.
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-02

MT and Mrs R. Whitney and daugh- ters, also Miss Nellie Cloke, were re cent guess of Miss A. Nolan. MI Whitney is private secretary to E. J. Mulcahy, president of the Eaton, Cole & Burnham Go.
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-02

Miss Anna Burns of Bridgeport Ina been guest recently of her sister, Mrs J. Nolan.
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-02

Robinson Hinman Nash, youngest child of Frank Nash of Shelton, was brought to Zoar cemetery for burial, Tuesday of last week.
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-02

MT and Mrs A. w. Minor and son of Bridgeport have been passing week at Charles Minors.
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-02
BERKSHIRE.
PERSONAL CHAT.

Mrs Bulkley and daughter. Miss Louise Bulkley of Southport were guests at Mrs J. c. Hawley's, recent
The Newtown bee., 1907-08-02
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The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
Endurance Run Is Con
to the OldsmobiLe Car

Oldsmobile is coming back with the
racing car. The Oldsmobile reached
Modesto at II a. m. yesterday and from
that time until D. m. 1t had only
travelled the thirty-one miles. Although
no word of trouble was sent to the city
it is known from the time made that
the car crew must have had a difficult
trip. In Iivermore it was learned that
the car would have to @ravel almost
three miles through food waters fully
three feet deep on the other side of
Tracy. ",Fhe crew had trouble with the
owner of barge that had been hired to
ferry the automobile across the San
Joaquin River" said E. P. Brinegar last
night. HE charged $3.50 for taking
them across the river. There is some
thing peculiar about the transaction
and there must have been some reason
for the holdup.''
At the Office of the Pioneer Automo-
bile Company it was expected that the
Oldsmobile would reach Oakland be-
tween 1 and . p. m. yesterday and there
was big turnout of automobile en-
thusiasts to welcome the winning car.
A number of them waited for
hours at Hayward. while at San Lean
dro there were more than dozen cars
lined up along the main street R. H.
Smile OF Berkeley went as far as Liver
more. In his party was Mr.. and Mrs.
A c. Wheelock and II. s. Hoyt.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
LEWIS RECEIVES OFFER
Promoter Riley of Tonopah Anxious
TO Match Him With Joe Cans

DETROIT, March ga purse of
$4,000 has been offered by Promoter
Riley OF Tonopah, New, for finish
fight between Harry Lewis and Joe
Cans. A telegram making the offer
was received today by E w Dicker-
son, manager Of Lewis. The offer comes
from the Casino Athletic Club. which
wants the bout for July 4. Manager
Dfckerson replied as follows:
Get Cans to sign. Any terms will
do"
This is the most difncult part OF the
match. Ben Selig, representing Cans in
San Francisco, has shown willin gness
to accept. similar purse for a meeting
between Cans and Jimmy Britt, but so
far he has ignored Lewis. This tele-
gram has changed Lewis plans He
will go to his home IN Philadelphia for
few days next week and will be in
Milwaukee for the week OF April 7. He
will show IN several other towns before
reaching Nevada 1t is expected that
articles Of agreement viii be signed
by May 1. If they are signed at all
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
Taldmund, at Long Odds, Comes
to Life at EneryDille

big gap in the early part, lasted long
enough TO show at remunerative odds.
Lazell and Theo Case, both well played.
ran disappointingly. Lassen failed TO
run back TO his recent good race, al
though he had his speed. The winner,
ridden by the apprentice Mclaughlin,
was the medium Of A substantial win
ing by the Mclaughlin stable connec-
tions. having been backed down from
so TO so.
Christine a had to be much the best
TO win the fifth race. as Jockey Lynch
was practically left at the post with
her. He rode the mare patiently. how
ever, and deferring his move until the
stretch turn, ran over the leaders IN
the final sixteenth and just did get up
to win from Dutiful by neck. Duti-
ful, quoted al so to 1 in the betting,
suddenly recovered his speed and was
keen contender throughout Pal
loomed up menacingly at the head OF
the stretch, but faded away toward the
end and landed IN third place Silver
skin stopped to a walk after having
been in forward contention into the
stretch. The winner was the first sue
cessful favorite Of the day
Charles Van Dusen's Hippocrates,
starting for the first time at the meet
ing, made good for the favorite players
in the closing race. The talent backed
him on the strength Of promising
workout He had the speed TO go to
the front right after the break and he
held the lead throughout. although
hard pressed at the end by w. b. Jen-
ning's Furze. which closed with rush
Curriculum easily captured third place.
Hugh MCGOWAN and Storma both
stopped badly after showing some early
speed. to the disgust Of their respective
followers.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
Gossip Of the Track

The Gebhard handicap, s25Oo added.
at five furlongs. and the St Anna hand
leap. at a mile and 100 yards, viii be
the star features OF todays card at
Emeryville. A representative lot of
two year-olds viii meet in the Gebhard
handicap. President Williams Fire
stone has the honor Of top weight with
I25 pounds. II he can handle this stiff
impost successfully and go the route
he will be entitled 10 be acclaimed a
really high class colt The St. Anna
handicap viii unquestionably furnish
a stirring contest
carload Of horses arrived yester-
day from Ascot Park. In the lot were
L T. de Arman's two-year-olds Early
Tide. Harvel and Creston. all three of
which were frequent winners at Ascot;
J. NJ Cooper's Reno Rebel. W. Knapp s
Libertinus, two two-year-olds belong
ing to H T. Griffin and Schreiber
year-old.
A carload Of horses left for the East
last night The shipment included six
year-olds belonging 10 H T. Grif-
An. W o. Joplin's Adrian. / Told You
and Orena and S. c. Hildreth's Lady
Hildreth and Ruth Taylor.
S. c. Hildreth viii leave for the East
about the middle Of April
The standing Of the twenty leading
Jockeys Of the American turf from jan
uary ! to March %, compiled by
Racing Form. is as follows: Preston
So winners. Miller e5. Koerner 65, Nicol
81. Mcdaniel 81, Garner 4s, /. VIII
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30

The race between the OldsmobiIe and
the Pope-Hartford from Los Angeles to
San Francisco was conceded to the
Oldsmobile last night, although the lat
ter had not arrived in Oakland up to a
late hour. A dispatch from Bakersfield
stated that it was reported there that
the Pope Hartford was at the foot of
a twenty-foot embankment in TETON
Canyon. sixty miles south of Bakers
field, with broken wheel and a badly
sprung axle Parts had been tele-
graphed for to Los Angeles and the car
was expected to proceed north today.
Homer Boushey, who represents the
Pope cars, said late last night that he
had received a telegram from the south
stating that the machine had gone
down an embankment and was a wreck.
The last report from the OIdsmoblle
was sent from Tracy at 7:15 d. m. when
the Olds had left there on it's way
north. owen was driving and the crew
was in the best of spirits. C. E. Eib.
who went to Tracy last Monday in an
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
lEsrERDAy's WINNERS
BY j. r. Jeffery

The racing at Emeryville yesterday
was devoid OF special merit The
changing track conditions resulted in
some reversals OF form. but none OF
2 startling nature. Two favorites were
successful and two Of the other win
ners were well-played long shots. OBJ
scure jockeys played prominent part
In the days doiRgs.
There were good things" galore in
the opening race, which was for maid
en- two-year-olds. Nronsky. a Keene
youngster. was made favorite on the
strength OF sensational work in prepa-
ration for the race. Others well backed
included Nesps, Affair. Bavieca, Rose
n and Thomas Calhoun. The winner
turned up In H T. Grifhns widely
toutec Thomas Calhoun. The colt was
much the best and scored a very clever
victory under weak handling by Jockey
Musgrave, and after getting much the
worst OF the start Nronsky had bril-
liant early speed. but did the hound
act and was beaten for place by the
consistent Rustler. Affair and Margie
y were the only other contestants to
show speed The latter closed big
gap from a poor ptsition at the outset
Bon Vivant, a Toddington gelding
from the keene stable, scored a SEN
sational victory IN the second race,
hlleL ldflE Deeu pldyeQ from 10 10
-. Away from the post IN last place,
the horse ran around his field all the
way, and finishing like a cyclone on the
outside. beat La Rose, the favorite by
more than q length T. Rice, the Keene
apprentice, was up. Mitre, away poor
". was rushed into the lead by Lauby
on the last turn. but firing at the end
wound I'D in third place Lugano and
Duke OF Orleans showed speed, but
faded away In the stretch.
The talent made q serious mistake
when they made The Reprobate first
choice in the third in preference to
latter raced Jack Kercheyille into sub
mission in the early part OF the race
and had plenty left AZ the end 10 stall
of the closing challenge Of Fred Bent
The Reprobate managed 70 save third
money by a nose IN & driving finish
with Invader and Yellowstone. both
Of which closed stoutly. Magrane was
as good as 81 TO ! at one stage Of
the betting. but a post play caused 8
decline in his odds 10 Il 10 5. Jockey
Fischer handled him TO perfection.
Jockey Rfce's OVerconfdence was re-
spOnsible for the defeat OF Mechant
,avorite IN the fourth The boy tossed
-he race on when he. thought he had il
Won by easing Up on his mount after
passing the paddock. Talsmund, com
ng stoutly through the streach. stole
through on the rail and catching Rice
lnprepared. won by three parts OF a
ength- Hersain. having opened up
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
Brief Sporting News

HIGH SCHOOL FIELD DAY-AIameda, March
29.-The field day Of the Alameda High School
was held yesterday and the juniors the
majority OF events. scoring 81 points The
seniors scored but q points. while the freshmen
were credited with points.
NOTED oUTFELDER DIES-Louisville Ky.
March 29.-Harry DOlan. an outhelder In the
Boston National League team, died here today
OF typhoid He taken III when the team
started south for practice and removed 10
an inhrmary three days ago from West Baden-
SUICIDE OF STAHL-West Baden. Ind .
March 29--The body OF Charles s Stahl. cap
tain OF the Boston American League baseball
taken today to Fort Wayne for burial. II Is
the Seneral supposition that nervous worry
caused Stahl take bis life
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
.sA|NR|DA IS DEFEATED
BY SPEEDY G0RGALETTE
Phyz, at Good Odds, Wins
From Winsorne Ways
and Esther B

LOS ANGELES. March 2s.-Joan of
Arc surprised the talent by her poor
showing today. She was heavily
played at odds of to 10 and finished
in the ruck. San Alvarado at 13 to 2.
piloted by Knapp. won the race handily.
In the mile selling event Sainrida had
all the speed to the stretch, where
Gorgalette caught up and, in an ex-
citing drive. passed first under the wire.
In the fifth, Phyz at 10 to 1. after a
terrific stretch drive, won by a head
from Winsome Ways and Esther B.
The three were heads apart at the
finish. The track was fast and the
weather fine.
Tomorrow will be getaway day at
Ascot With the finish or the last race
of the day the track will be closed
possibly for all time, for the future of
it has not yet been decided. Certain
Ii is that there will be no extension of
the season. and as to next season.
horsemen In this part Of the State
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
.Annrentice aIlorance.
oAKLAwN MEETING TO CLOSE

HOT SPRINGS. March 2s.-After
forty eight days of racing the meeting
at Oaklawn will come to an end to-
morrow. The original time for clos
ing was announced as April Is, and
for this reason the Arkansas Derby
Will not be run Results:
First race, four furlongs-Aunt Hala won.
Waterlock second. Flown third Time AZ 2-5.
Second race. six furlongs-Eiude won, Ruth
mol second. La Rouge third Time. 1:17 2-5.
Third race. one mile-Fiip won, Bottles sec
ond Chancellor third Time. 1:43 2-5
Fourth race. ak furlongs, handicap-Dr. Mack
lis Is.
Fifth race. mile and seventy yards-Ruiloba
won. Hamn Car second. Clear Knight third.
Time. 1.ze.
Sixth race. mile snd q sixteenth-Prot
Won. 4ttil1 second DR.. Lee HuHmsa third.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30

probably will have to depend upon
what Lucky" Baldwin will do. Bald
win proposes to open model track at
his town OF Arcadia, and if possible
attract to 1t all the horsemen who
have heretofore raced at Ascot. Just
how much the mcing men may depend
upon his proposals they do not know,
but it is known that he has set apart
a large tract for the purpose and that
he has interested several prominent
capitalists in the venture. Tt is said
that Baldwin desires to leave to pos
terity as fine track as any in the
world and that 1t will be one of his
monuments.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
RESULTS AT NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS. March 29.-Eair Grounds
results:
first race. four furlongs-De Thrope won, /
Ham second, Bitter Sir third. Time, 40 3-3
Second race. six furlongs selIing-Wild Irish
man won. Posing second, Kohinoro third Time
1:13 4-5.
Third race. hve furiongs selling-Splon won.
Ace High second. Fantastic third Time.
1:O6 80.
Fourth race. two miles, .eelling-Gamester
won, Eva Green second. Dr. Young third Time.
3:29 As.
won Luti Foster second, Brawney Lad third
Time, :48.
Sixth race, two miIes7Etta NJ won Mae
Lynch second. 0rline third. Tine. $50 2-5.
seTenth race. nile and twenty yards. selling
Nellie Burn won. Brilliant second. Lady Ethel
khiEd- H1nA- 1lk1oA
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
e dit = q by
r. A. = m t IN
Must Deal With Him
in Signing Articles

THE declaration of the fight trust contingent among
Abe Ruefs many associates in municna graft that its
particular brand of morals will permit it do business
with Billy Nolan has drawn quick reply from Battling
Nelson which the talk OF lack of har
mony between the Dane and his manager Nelson wires
to TheiCal as follows:
HEGEWISCH, ILL.,. March 29, 1907.
The Call, San Francisco, Cal: See where Roche
offers S37 900 for Neson-Gans fight but says Nolan
can't do business for Nelson Well he offer million
if he and still he won't get fight unless
Billy Nolan signs the articles and makes all my arrange
ments for Any club that my services from
Now this should settle for and for all time who my
manager and also my feeling toward Billy Nolan.
BATTLING NELSON.
This will be anything but good the indictment dodgers
and their assistants who would like eliminate Nolan from the
Nolan has offered Cans chance Nelson the
applied the Godhed fight the weight is
concerned and if the the money that with
Nelson match they will have very dish of
The weight proposition God6ed
repeat the basis split the purse any
way he likes He made the weight easily for the former fight and
of could fought pounds lighter
without difficulty In the fight with Dave Holly short earlier
the north he had difficulty with weight repeat
edy said that he could make 13 pounds ngsde and be strong
Nelson wants fight Cans because he has defeat at
his hands He that fight the weight
in the former match He legitimate lightweight and
he should of his particularly he
every proof that he great drawing card Nelson still
the road than has
lightweight and he has sufficient income keep himself and
his family comfort for the of his days if he
makes another match takes another theatrical engagement He
money than Of the who dictate
him, from which would that he than likely
to have his way in there is fight
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
RESULTS AT BENNrNGs
WASHINGTON. March 2a.-Bennings.

WASHINGTON. March 2s.-Bennings, re.
suils
First race. selling, i've and half furlones-
Anna Smith won Berkeley second, ScarfeI
third. Time. 100 2-5.
Second race, half mile. old course-Lady rsa
bell won. Blember second, Nanno third. Time
80 2-5
Third race six furlongs-workmaid won. old
Colony second. Lady Vera third. Time I:l5
Fourth race, six and a half furlongs-Faus,
won. GrumbIing Sop second, Lucy strome third
Time. 1:24 1-5.
Fifth race selling, seven furlongs-Azeifns
won, Water Dog second. Niblfck third. Time
I:30 Is.
sixth race. one mile. handicap-The Clown
won. Ormonde's Right second. Sonoma Belle
third. Time. 1:42 3-5-
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
FIFTH RACE5One mile and 100 yards; st.
Anna handicap; for three-year- -olds and up; value

Iiams Il, Harris 36, Brown 35. Noun
tain 80, Hennessey 80, Shilling 80.
Knapp 80, Sandy 80, Lloyd 32, Graham
80. Lowe 90. Englander 2S. Austin IS.
Aubuchon IS.
Senator Arms bill to prohibit racing
in Arkansas has been killed.
Jockey NichoI is enjoying a vacation
at Chicago and will not ride until the
opening OF the New York season at
AQueduct.
firestone worked FIVE furlongs for
today's stake race in 1:01 4 very hand
lily.
Yesterdays scratches: Robert Myer.
Warden Yell. Silver Line. Briers. Lone
Wolf, Cadichon, Barker.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
WILL PLAY BALL IN RENO

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. March 2s.
The baseball squad. led by Coach Ian
agan, left this morning for Reno.
where they viii cross bats with the
University of Nevada tomorrow after
noon. The following players Were
taken: Stott and Daily, catchers:
Goodell and Theile, pitcherss Presley
(captain). first base; Cadwalader. sec
ond base; Sampson, shortstop; Fenton.
third base; Writ, Owen and Dudley,
outfield
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
GETTING GROUNDS IN SHAPE

OAKLAND. March 2s.-The Oakland
baseball grounds at Freeman's Park
are being shaped rapidly and Secretary
Gemme1 says that the park viii be
ready April for the opening game be-
tween San Francisco and Portland. The
following Sunday morning the Oakland
team will appear here for the first time
this season.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
WINS BOWLING CHAMPIONSHIP

ST. LOUIS. March 29.-Marshall B.
Levy of Indianapolis tonight won the
Individual championship OF the Ameri-
can Bowling Congress by defeating r.
F. Matak OF St Paul. 5s2 to ass. In
three games Of tenpins.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
Ascot Selections

First race-Phyz, Lydia Wrouse-
man, MeGrathfana Prince.
Second race-BiE Store, Buna,
j. v. Kirby.
Third race-La Gloria, Taylor
George, MaEapan.
Fourth race Los AngelenO,
Chimney Sweep, Gilpin.
Fifth race - Netting, Luckett,
Parvo.
Sixth raee-Comedian, Mike Jor-
dan, Mohur.
seventh race-MerIing6 Rama,
Hi Caul Cap.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
BY r. r. I'Hor11rnedieu

LIVERM0RE. March 80, 1 a. m.-Tbe
Oldsmobile with Ralph Owen and crew
just left here for Oakland. The ear
went through the town at a fast elm.
c. Il. Eib. i'm another automobile. is ac-
companying the racer.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
Mana
The Calls Selections
BY j. r. Jeffery

BY j. r. Jeffery
First race-Hippocrates, Briers,
Efncentfo.
second race-Meada, Ink, Prince
Magnet.
Third race-E. NJ. Brattnin, The
Mist, COmiIfo.
Fourth race-Firestone, keene
entry, Walter Miller.
Fifth race-Edwin Gum, Mary
r, McCaferty entry.
Sixth race-Martinmas, Ponto-
toe. Princess Titanfa.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30


Mique Fisher Is the latest magnate
to come out with an offer for purse
for the Gans-Nelson fight. Mique is
jealous of the sudden show of wealth
put forth by Magnate Billy Roche, who
offers $4,000 for the match. and Mag
nate Jack Gleason, who tenders $4,000,
and now declares he will make the
purse $4,000 and hold the fight at
the Farallones. He is willing to de-
posit $3.50 as q guarantee Of good
faith
Jack Gleason made good his promise
of Thursday night by depositing $4,000
yesterday in the Western National
Bank to guarantee a purse of $4,000
for a fight between Cans and Nelson
in this city on July 1. It is up to Ben
Selig the representative of the Balti
more boxer, to sign articles, and the
most sensational battle ever fought for
the lightweight championship will be
clinched. Manager Billy Nolan, repre-
senting Nelson, is willing that Cans
divided, being willing to have the win
ner take all if that proposition suits
Cans.
The only condition he imposes is that
the men weigh as they did for their last
fight in Goldfield. This means with ring
clothes. As the latter weigh but half
a pound that is the only thing which
seems to prevent the matching Of the
men. The receipt Of the Western Ma
tional Bank reads:
San Francisco March %, 1907.
Received from John ]. Gleason the sum OF ten
thousand ($10. .000) dollars In gold TO be paid TO
a stakeholder to be appointed by Ben Selig and
Billy Nolan. the respective managers or Joe
Cans and Battling Nelson. Immediately upon
their signing articles TO box under the auspices
OF John j. Gleason. and the return OF this re-
ceipt indorsed by the parties thereto
In the event no stakeholder Is appointed oy
the 9th day Of April, 1907, we agree TO return
this deposit TO John j. Gleason or his order upon
surrender of this receipt indOrsed by him.
THE WESTERN NATIONAL BANK.
BY WA. C. MURDOCH JR..
Cashier.
Cyclone Thompson signed articles yes
terday to fight Memsic in Los Angeles on
April 9. He did not make any mistake
about the weights. as he signed TO fight
at catchweights. Manager Kelly talked
over the situation with Manager Jim
Coffroth during the afternoon, and
there is a possibility that Thompson
will fight Cans here late in April If he
wins from Memsic-
Jimmy Britt is training as though
his life depended upon his efforts, al
though he seems no nearer match
now than he has been for many months.
He works on the road and in the gym
nasium every day, and has also taken
up horseback riding again.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
The Calls Ascot Park Track Form Chart

ASCOT PARE March
621 FIRST receive fuoo selling maiden theslds ant $50
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30
San Francisco Calls Racing Form Chart

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