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Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
VIGOROUS FINISH WINS
FOR EAvoRITE, cRUZApos

Cruzados' actions at the post made those
who had played him at odds on to win
the five furlong sprint from mediocre
field wish they had stayed of the race,
for the Baldwin crack did everything but
climb the fence.
Sixteen minutes delay was recorded
while Hoffman was trying to get them
aligned, and when he finally did shoot
the barrier up The Fog wheeled and was
left
The Cruzados people had another pal
pitation when the big horse dropped back
to last place Immediately after being on
his way Miss Modesty was not at all
bashful about setting the pace. and at the
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
NIKE WILL
BRANCH OUT
AS MANAGER
TOUPEELESs WONDER WANTS
TO PROMOTE
HAS PLANS DRAWN FOR BOXING
CLUB AT ARCADIA
Big Purse for Brother Jawn and
Tommy Burns Among Ideas Ad-
vanced by Member Of Sui
Ivan Company

Mike Twin Sullivan is about to create
one of the two principal stockholders in
Sullivan & Co.. limited, the toupeeless
wonder will go right ahead and branch
out along other lines, and before long
hopes to be another Tom McCarey.
The proposition in nutshell is that
Mike is thinking of starting a fight club
in Arcadia. where he and brother lawn
can get all the matches they want. In
addition to his own coin the Twin has
already been approached by many of the
prominent citizens of the race track
town and enough money is in sight to
put the club on a firm financial footing
right at the start
And the first thing Mike wants to do
with his new trust is to give Brother
Jawn his cut. A $4,000 purse--in real
money-will be offered for twenty-round
bout between the Canadian and Jack
Twin, and Mike figures that the purse
could be cut so that most of 1t would
stay in the family, no matter which way
the battle went.
Mike is enthusiasm Itself at the pros
poets held forth by the new venture. II
can get any amount of money and the
right kind of support in Arcadia he
said 'but the financial end will be taken
care of by the Sullivan family. l have
enough money myself to pay for what
I want, and as l think it's good busi-
ness venture 1 don't want to let any too
many cut into the profits.
1.-THE first thing my club will offer after
it gets going will be a $4,000 purse for
twenty-five round fight between Jack
and Tommy Burns. Burns ought to be
willing to meet Jack for that amount, for
we will cut the purse so that he Will
make nice stake out of it. He owes
Jack a fight, anyway" and from there
on it was press agents stuff from
Michael
According to Mikes announcement he
will start in at once to build an arena
and get ready to reap the harvest. The
hairless wonder has bunch back Of
him to offer aid of any and every de-
scription, and expects to become rival
of Tom McCarey. Jimmy Coffroth and
Jack Gleason in the line of handling the
big fights on the coast.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22

and this is expected to prove one OF the
most exciting events of the day.
Mr. Clark will try to beat his own rec
ord, with Miss Georgia to wagon, ana
as he(went a mile in 2;10 Thanksgiving
day the public can expect an exception
ally fast, mile"
On Saturday evening, December Is, the
club will hold it's banquet at Levy's. DR..
william Dodge will act as toastmaster'
and a gabfest of horsy talk will be in
dulged in. Some prominent horsemen of
the east, including Charles L. Much OF
Lexington, KY, willJoin in the run.
Following is the Christmas day matinee
program:
Pace No /, S-ninute mixed, mile heats,
in S-Lenora NJ owner and driver. X. b.
Moorhead; Angie Duryea A. O. HumeipausS'
Maggie Mason Z M MAY Mayo Moorea M9nk Resfofd
NJ, +. 4. McElvain; Lucky p B. Love- y.
Race No 2, 2:se pace. mile heats. 2 in 3
Lady Seton. Joseph Walker; Tom ehaysas Aayss.
N owner S Watkins, driver A. l Stewart
zelis z, g. W. Dickson Joe Athby. s T.
Nown Isabelle csTS hSTe IA Artfss Rancho del
Paso. owner L. ]. Christopher. driver a. l.
Stewart
Race No 8. $3.50 trot. mile heats, 2 in s.
Nat Bruen, owner and driver ]. w. Snowden;
Aino Ebert Defiebach Mowitza, r.. I.
Moorehead Carley Wilkes, Charles Saddler;
Liberty song, w. a.. Oldih, NAaS A.oet
j. c. Cline; Willow owner John Snowden,
driver c.. A. Holcombe; Knight, James A.
Peters.
Race No 4, special trot. mile heats, 2 in 81
Elrnont owner and driver C. #. Newlin;
Hazel Kinney, J. II. Reynolds; Gen Doodle,
Godfrey Fritz Ida Millerton. H. N Hender-
Race No. S. free for all pace mile heats,
In s-Mc O'Dea owner and driver ]. Pound
er; silver Dick r. c. Payton; Cleopatra.
William Garland,
Race NO s. free for all trot, mile heats.
z In sRegalo, owner and driver j. c. Cline;
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
KEENE,s COUP PUT OVER
WHEN cLAMoR WINS SIXTH

Good racing luck and superb ride by
Buxton served to put Clamor over
winner in the sixth number, for had Kins-
man met with no accident another story
might have been recorded. Baron Esher
gained the place verdict from Ouardi, the
three horses finishing well together, In
the betting previous to the race Kinsman
was favorite at II to 5, with Esher and
Ouardi next in fancy. Clamor was held
at any old price under so to /.
The field got away from in front OF the
stand well aligned and Kinsman was at
once sent on to make his own pace. After
passing the three-quarter pole he was
still leading, but stopped like shot and
allowed Baron Esher and Clamor which
was moved up from sixth place, to lead
him, Kinsman was evidently cut down.
for he did not come on again, and Clamor
went to the front to win in a three-horse
drive. with Baron Esher half length In
front of Ouardi.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
HEAVY 1907 WINNERS
OF THE ENGLISH TURF

Races
won g
Laly, CHI c.. A. by Amphion-AIiss
Hoyden ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 8 n,555
Wool Winter, b. c.. g. by Martagon-
st. Windelne ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10,417
Saucy, b. or br. c., 4, by Diamond
Jubilee-Dame Agenta ............-. 8 92O4
Lesba. b. T.. 2 by st. Frusquin-
Glare ........................... 5 S066
Sieve GALLON, blk. c., 8, by Gal 80.
iDue-Reciusion ...................-.. 3 7705
White Eagle ch. c., 2. by Gallinue-
Merry Gal ..-.....................,... 4 1871
Orby ch. c., 8, by Orme- Rhoda B SIR
The White knight, b. c., 4. by
Desmond-Pella :. .................... s4s5
Beppo, br. c.. 4, by Marco-Pitti -. 5OOS
Glass Doll. b. E., 8. by Isinglass-
Fota ..--.. ............................ 1850
Polymelus. b. h., 5, by Cylene-
Mai Maid Marion 4sso
Witch Elm, b. f., 3, by Orme-Can-
ME LassIe ..;....,...:.::...:..... 4 44so
Bridge of Canny. b. c., 4. by Love
Wisely-Santa- Brigida ............,.. s 42M
Vamose. b. c., 2, by ormc-vampire 2 40ss
Acclaim, b. c., g. by Amphion-Cl 3 35l4
Galyani, ch. c., 3, by Lazeno-Gallin-
aria $500. $3.50. ....,................. 1888
Velocity. b. h., 8, by Speed Ballast 8 s2l2
Torplnt, b. or b. h., a., by Tren-
ton-Doncaster Beauty ....,........ 2 s2i0
Jubilee, b. f. g. by Diamond Jubilee
,,,,ss,ss. Jsunssse porse !. - soss
Wise Virgin -..;...:................. $3.50
Quelpart. b. G., 2. by Grey Leg
Guava ............ ....,.,.........-... 2905
sir Archibald, Or. O., q by Desmond
Arc Light .................,.......... 3 2NgO
Prospector. b. c., g. by Pioneer
Kendall Belle ........................ 8 2so9
Bclted. b. c., 2, by Matchmaker
Dark Agnes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8 2SO1
Polar Star. ch. c., 8 by Pioneer
60 ON -........................... z114
Land League, b. c.. 4, by Desmond
Combine ..-.-.... ...-..-t....-....... II 277f
Linacre b. c.. 3, by VOLTS Crag-
Lismaine ........,.,......... 2b7f
Bracelet b. c.. 3, by collar-Isis
Belle ........ Observation-Disclosures 2Sso
Mslheur, CHI. g.. 2. by Isiington-
santa Casa observation-disclosures. 2i7f
All Black, b. or br. q. 9, by Cali
nulc Vortex ..-..-.............-....... 9 200
svccor. b. e.. 4. by succoth-Lady
Cough ...... ..................... z2os
Qu'appelle, blk. g., 3. by VOLTS
Crag-C Bell ....................-. si75
Baltinglass. b. c., q by Isingiass-
Sibola ........................ 2lbt
Radium. b. c., 4, by Bend Or-Taia.. 2i4f
Altitude. b. f.. 3, by Florlzel H.
Alt Mark ..4..-...................z.... 1i49
stickup, b. G., 3, by CLEARWATER
II ......s..,...... ..................... 2fof
Querido. b. G., 4, by Son o'Bfine-
QuaySide ......,....... ,4.....,....... 1010
Persuasion, b. h., 2, by Persimmon-
Mediation ..s.--.. .s,..s...s..-ss.ssss 1112
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22

Glory, j. A. Founder; Bellemont, -.s'ert
Smith.
Race No. Z, 2;2O pace, mile heats, 2 in 8,
for road horses-Lohengrin, owner and driver
DR.. William Dodge Billy Red, Godfrey Fritz;
Seigfried. f. b. Long.
Maid. owner l.. ]. Christopher. driver A. 1.
Stewart; Claval. owner and. driver Harvey
Moore; Buck w. A. Clark. jr.; Glenetta, l..
P. Keller. J.. Direct, J. r. G. Burton; Zom-
bretta, owner L. ]. Christopher, driver @. A.
Founder. ~
from the judges stand, w. A. Clark, jr.,
president of the L. A. D. c., driving Miss
Georgia, will endeavor to heat her former
record, 2:10, to a wagon on Thanksgiving
day, driven by Mr.. Clark.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22

half was four lengths to the good. Cruza-
dos was five lengths out of 1t at this
point Golden Ray and Lady Chiswell be-
ing in front of him. In the stretch the
pacemakers tied and Schilling shook CRU
zados up to get home half a length In
front of Miss ModestJ, which lasted long
enough to stall off Lady Chisweil by
nose
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
eLARNER REPRiMANpEp

AT a meeting of the registration commits
tee of the Pacific Athletic association held
yesterday, Andrew Glarner was the sub
ject OF a severe reprimand owing to his
conduct at the recent indoor meet held
at the Auditorium under the auspices of
the Webster Athletic club. The disquali-
iication OF Glarner In the 10OO-yard run
caused the committee to warn him against
any further disregard for proper conduct
during the competition in running races.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
ROSS PILOTS LONG SHOT
HOME AHEAD IN SECOND

Thirteen two-year-old t1llies and gel
dings were left to face the five furlong
ISSUE which came second on the card.
md another long-priced bird, Miss Fair
banks came home to reward the moon
xhooters Grindstone, the second choice,
landed the place bets, and Billowy lasted
long enough to get the show. Kerry and
Old Settler took nothing but dust.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22

that he is on a hunting trip makes every
member of the Angels and All Stars nerv-
GUS for his return, and some have gone
so far as to bet that they will never more
see the feather-b Drained wonder alive.
Hen is on hunting trip. all right, and
because of his ignorance of guns and
shooting in general the bunch is kept
guessing But rhould no news of dis
NAL character be received by 2:30 the
Angels and Stars will go ahead with their
contest just as though he were safe at
home and after they arc once under way
the teams will not stop on Hens account.
Two pitchers will be used by each team
and the usual fast game is expected.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
LAST is EASY FOR OLD
DoMINIck, FIRST CHOICE

The second field of the day containing
fourteen maidens went to the post in the
closing number. with Gid Dominick the
short priced one of the bunch. Ross was
up and he made 1t procession from
start to finish, Dominick leading at the
end by four lengths. Andoche and Lisbia
displayed better staying qualities than
any of the others and finished second and
third. respectively.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
HENS ABSENCE MAY NOT
AFFECT TODAY'S BALL GAME

Only one thing can interfere with the
ball gamo scheduled for this afternoon at
the Chutes-Hen Berry's death. While.i 1T
is not expected that the spirituelle Hen
will pass away suddenly, the very fact
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22

Jockeys Burns and Harty came under
the official eye yesterday and each boy
was handed fifty case fine for his mis-
behavior. Harty was handed his because
of the Baron Esher ride. in which rough
work was detected, and Burns got the
call with Andoche.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
QUIET KILLING is
MADE WITH CLAMOR
BY KEENE BROTHERS

Boland made successful break with
Billowy and, as In the first race he
started out to leave his field Miss Fair
banks hung on extremely well. however,
and when Billowy chucked 1t at the turn
she came on alone. Grndstone also
passed the pacemaker in the last Jump.
getting the place by head. Kerry went
well In the early stages. but failed to
better his position, Old Settler being in
the same fix.
SCRATCHES MAKE THIRD
A GIFT FOR EAST END
With Timothy Wen and Sharp Boy
scratched out of what was already a
small field, the third looked like gift
to East End, and the talent played him
accordingly. Two to FIVE was the best
price obtainable, and McKinney's trick
went to the post at even shorter than
this. Nellie Racine was next in fancy
with Line of Life the third choice and
Rip Rap the extreme outsider.
East End had all trie speed of the party
and Ross broke him out of the mile chute
well in advance of his field. Line of Life
ran second for way and then dropped
| back to let Nellie Racine follow the pace.
Rip Rap passed Life at the three-quar-
ters and In an endeavor to catch the
| leader went by Nellie Racine. also. Ross
let East End have his way and the gel
ding galloped home by six lengths, with
Rip Rap second. nearly three lengths in
front of Nellie Racine.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22

These were not exactly failures and fire.
quently won good races but their cali
Der was not what 1t should have been,
judging by their blood and their size.
King Thomas was one of the finest
yearlings that ever stepped into sales
ring. He cost the late Senator Hearst
$40. 900 long before he ever started. He
was a failure as a race horse, and al
though he won a maiden race his win
nings did not total $1,000. King Hanover
was big youngster and unquestionably
would have won many more races than he
did, but he was the victim of catarrhal
fever and as a result was so badly
touched In his wind that he could not race
well over anything more than sprint
Santa and corsair
The two largest horses we have had on.
the turf in the last two decades were
Santa Claus and Corsair. The former was
owned by Askey, Texas horseman, who
owned and raced successfully three
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-06-21
EVERYBODY HAPPY
AT ESTILL SPRINGS.
Editors Have Fine Time at An
nual Meeting at the His
toric Mountain Resort.

Estill Springs, KY, June 1S.-Ken-
tuckyrsditors are here in full force ant
appear TO be having the time of their
lives" The attendance is the largest
the association has had in years. One
of the features of the trip was the
stop in Versailles, where the editors
were entertained by the Versailles
Commercial Club. The members of
the association were given warm
welcome by President A. A. Bowman
of the club, and Harry Somers, of
Elizabethtown, made short response.
a drive over the city was one of the
features Of the occasion, and light re-
freshments also were served. At the
Springs the editors got down to bus
mess soon after their arrival, and
Clarence Wood, of Richmond, intro
duced Hugh Riddells, who gave the
editors a hearty greeting. President
ID. b. Wallace reviewed the work of
the year, but before Tim Needham
could read poem which he had pre-
pared the 'mess-call'' was sounded.
All Of the editors expressed themsel,
as delighted with the arrangements
made for their pleasure and big re-
ception last night was followed by a
ball in which everybody, old and
young, took part.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-06-21
Dropped Dead in Kitchen.

At Narrows on last Saturday. Mr..
ID. c. Davidson found the body of his
wife on the kitchen floor of their
home. 1t was about o'clock in the
morning. She was suffering from
measles, and 1t is supposed that she
had a stroke of heart weakness. She
was forty-two years and eleven months
old. A husband and seven children
survive her. Her mother, three sis
ters and four brothers and many
friends and relatives also mourn her
loss. she was faithful member of
the Christian church. She will be
greatly missed by oil who knew her.
The remains were inferred in tne fam
lily burying ground at 3 y. IN. Sun
day.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-06-21
CHARGED With OBJ
STRUGGLING RIVER
Probably First Arrest in The
State Under Recent Act
of Congress.

Perhaps the first arrest made in
the State under the act of Congress at
the 1899 session, fixing a penalty for
the obstruction of a navigable stream
was that of j. c. Williams, a rail-
way construction contractor, and was
made Saturday at Hartford by Deputy
United States Marshal J. w. Ament.
Williams is a contractor on the
new railroad building near Hartford
and his crew of hands while blasting
rock along the banks of Rough river
allowed rock and other debris to fall
into the river and made navigation
in the stream, which is a small one,
difficulty. Williams was notified
by government officials to not obstruct
the river, but did not treat the mat
Yer seriously. Saturday Marshal
Ament learned that the blasting was
still being done and arrested Will
liams and carried him before United
States Commissioner Rice al Leitch-
field, who held Williams to the Fed
eral grand jury under a 5000 bond
which ne gave.-Owensboro Messen-
ger.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-06-21
The"ButtmSky" Club EntertainS.

The "Buttinsky" club entertained the
"Skiddoo" club at Beams skating
rink Wednesday night. Skating was
the feature of the evening. Those
present were: Misses Alma Riley An
ma Eliza Keown, Ruth Riley, Lorena
Sullenger. Alice Keown, Lorena Saun-
ders, Sara Keown, Mary Marks, Nellie
Saunders, Tiny Yeiser, Bera Bean, Al
sic Baughn, Nora Wedding Flora
Taylor, Fern Curtis, Bessie Collins
and Messrs. Byron Foster, Sydney
Williams, Raymer Tinsley, Douglas
Felix. Harold Holbrook, Frank Fore
man, Albert Baughn, McHenry Hol-
brook, Martin Thomas, Roy Heavrin,
Conner Ford, Arthur Petty, Lewis
Riley, Ney Foster and Oswell Hooker.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-06-21

Huebner, j. r. Trummell, G.. w Riney,


Huebner, ]. r. Trummell, G.. w Riney,
III. II. Hayden, j. B. Bland.
The chairman of the meeting then
explained that the warehouse company
would accept lis pounds of No. trash
tobacco as payment of a S. share in
the warehouse; that the certificates
would be nonassessable and the hold
ers OF the stock only allowed one vote.
no matter how many shares of stock
he held, placing the smallest share
holder on an equal with the largest.
Subscriptions for stock were then call
ed for and most liberal response was
made.
The committee appointed to consider
the offer of affiliation from other as
sociations reported that for the pres
ent they would recommend that the
association attach itself to no other
organization. The report was adopt
Messenger.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-06-21
Bar Men With but one Child.

Charlotte, Tenn, June 17.-Be-
cause he had only one child an Indi-
ana man named John Namm, VINO
moved here recently from Mount YER
non, was ostracized by residents of
Charlotte, who pointed him out as a
horrible example of race suicide.
Things were made so unpleasant for
Nabb that he and his wife and
child left town after a stay here of
three weeks, going TO Milan, Tenn.
Every family in this county has at
least six children in it. Sixteen boys
and two girls call j. N. Parrotte
papa; Alexander Cunningham has
twelve children and Pitts Powers, ac-
cording to the last local census,ha
thirteen.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-06-21
Were the Whole Show.

Estill Springs. KY, June 20.-One
woman, who by chance or fate is a
bride, caused complete suspension
of the work of the Kentucky Press as
ISOLATION Tuesday afternoon and not
a thing was done until after she had
passed through the ordeal of running
the gauntlet, as it was, in actual fact.
The bride accompanied by her nus
band, Frank M. Hutcheson, of the
Henderson Cleaner staff, reached the
hotel at o'clock.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-06-21
How the Contest Stands.
NORTH SIDE.

Miss Mertie Williford, Nocreek. 1866
Miss Cora Thomasson, Heflin. .3,515
SOUTH SIDE.
Miss Bertha Pirtle, Hartford. .9,21O
Miss Ethylin Jones, Hartford r. F.
d. No. 1. Observation-Disclosures. ,125
Miss Nettie Rowe, Centertown. 1885
Miss Harriet Flener, Cromwell. 100
Miss Ethel Thorp, Williams Mines. 47O
Miss Stella Daniel, Olaton. ..... 1,72O
Miss Mary b. Williams, Rob Roy $500
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-06-21
No. 40

ley, Paducah.
For Secretary of State-Dr. Ben L. e.
Bruner, Munfordsville.
For Superintendent of Public Instruc-
tom. G. Crabbe, Ashland.
For Clerk of Court of Appeals-Napier
Adams, Somerset.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-06-21
Among The Lodges.

Hartford Tent No. 80, Knights of
the Maccabees, held a very interesting
meeting last Thursday night. There
was one initiation and great deal of
interest.
Sunshine Hive No. AZ, Ladies of the
Maccabees, held business meet
ing last Friday afternoon. This is a
splendid hive, and although the warm
weather has caused a slight decrease
in attendance, there is still great in
terest manifested.
The Red Men had a special meeting
Tuesday night in DR.. Pendleton's Of
flee and important business was trans
acted. Mr.. r. l.. Tweddell was elect
ed Captain of the degree team and he
will commence at once drilling his
team. Ohio Tribe promises to be a
large tribe as was shown Tuesday
night. Seven applications were re-
ceived for membership and many more
palefaces are coming. The costumes.
consisting of eighteen suits, have come
and are very beautiful, being made of
the best material possible. The next
meeting will be held Wednesday night
when there will be work in the Chiefs
degree.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-10
Pheasant Matching In Illinois.
From Forest and Stream

ITVWT NWTTTF nv NFTVWWTs
II Is learned from reports made to the State
Game Commissioner by Illinois farmers who
thiss spring received consign ncnts OF pleas
ants that these eggs showed n SIS percentage
of hatch. The great trouble found in dis
tributing the eggs was rOug n handling by
the express companies.
The majority of farmers reporting hat Ches
state that the birds arefiOing well and are now
more than half grOwG. II some means can
be devised whereby the express companies
will give RrPater care and attention to the
will be n success. Next season IL h proposed
to have the deputies from the various counties
Of Illinois call at the office of the game de-
partment in Springfield and Jake the eggs
home with them and distribute them from
their own offices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-10

William John Watson Pmigrated a half
centuryag 20 from ~POrtadOwr. County Armagh,
to Australia. where he made a fortune Of over
eIO.OOO.
A few years ago he returned TO. his native
town and has since lived the life Of a miser
Ia a small three roomed house. where he
was found dead three days ago. BY his wilt
he leaves the whole OF his property TO Porta .
down.. for the purpose Of providing healthy
recreation Tor the PeopIe. put ne bars Football
that the urban council shall, out OF the in
terest. have a dinner every five years. the
expense not 10 exceed Al per head. AZ each
Of these din&ers tbs will Ia 70 be read pub
Molly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-10
NORFOLK, va, Sfpt, tn, IUN7
Chairman Regatta Committee

JdmCstopn Exposition Yacht Races.
EAR SIR I desire to protest against the
awarding Of the Kings cup to the Manhasset
until the said boat has been measured by an
impartial measurer, this measurement TO be
made without regard to designers certin-
cate and drawings. ~ stipulated in Rule NIX.
section ,. of your Yacht Racing Rules.
| am making this protest not because |
have any particular reason TO believe that
the Manhasset's measurement is not as
certified but because ] feel very strongly
that any winner of such an important trophy
AZ the Kings cup should be measured by
somebody other than her designer.
NnIra Nnrv irmlV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-10

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