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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-04-19
South African Smith
Easy for Burns

= PARIS. April 1S.-Tommy Burns the
American heavy weight puriIist.
knocked out "Jewey'' Smith, the South
African boxer. here tonight In the nth
round of what was scheduled 10 be a
10 round bout.
The meeting OF Burns and Smith was
the biggest affair % the kind ever held
in Paris. where something Of craze
for boxing exists at present IL was
witnessed by big crowd which paid
high prices for seats
smith was z beaten man from the
start. although he scored several heavy
body blows in the first and second
rounds The American showed much
more skill than his opponent. and after
playing lightly with him hoored him
with left handler in the third round
In the fourth round Burns had mat
tiers all his own way. Smith vas
Knocked down twice. but managed 10
get to his feet before the count ended.
In the fifth he rallied gamely after
taking severe punishment. bur could
not succeed in reaching the agile Burns.
who ended the one sided match with
terrific right 20 the jaw. which pus
Smith TO the foor and out
Almost a panic was caused at ths
end of the third round when & photo
graphic apparatus exploded. setting Ere
to the flags and decorations. Scores Of
spectators leaped TO their feet. but
they Were prevailed upon 10 remain in
their places and the FIRE was speedily
extinguished.
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Tommy Sullivan Believes He Has a System
With Which TO Defeat Abe Atten
BY r. A. Sr11ytI1

The embroiled fight promoters show
no signs OF reaching an agreement
which will end the strained rela-
tons existing at the present time.
Willie Britt says truly. There are no
ethics in this business as the promo
tiers show no hesitancy In bidding for
men already under contract to rival
promoters. For the present the fight
ers are the only ones who are .profiting
from the situation. as those who are an
attraction can name their own figures
for their engagements.
1t was thought at the opening of the
year with Gleason, Marisch. and Berger
working in harmony the last of the
extravagant bidding for fights had
been seen. The situation soon changed.
however, when it was found that
Manager Jim Coffroth. with his big
arena across the county line. was to
be lively competitor to the men con-
ttoiiine boxing here. This stirred up
trouble, the end OF which is not In
sight. Cdfroth has the best OF the
situation up to date, as he has some
unusually strong boxing bouts sched-
uled. The best OF these will be the
3s round fight between Stanley Ketchel
and Jack tTwin) Sullivan.
The sooner the promoters. reach an
amicabIe understanding the better It
will be for all concerned. Under
present conditions they will lose
money. which would not be new ex-
perience for fight promoters. While the
field seems an attractive one few men
have ever made any money out of It,
This has been chiefly due to the fact
that in the fights which drew big
money the fighters received the lions
share OF the proceeds. The division
has frequently been unequal, as the
promoter has had to bear all the ex-
pense and take all the risk and then
the fighters carry or the profits Even
now modest Tommy Burns wants
$4,000 to step into the ring with Jack
Johnson
Tommy Sullivan is training earnest
~ over at San Rafael for his meeting
This month with Abe Attell before Luke
Marisch's club. There has been a
question as 10 the ability OF Sullivan
to make the weight he has agreed
upon, but he seems to have no fears in
this respect, There will be an official
weighing at the training quarters at
Shannon's this afternoon. as Marfsch
wants to protect both himself and the
public. He wants to learn now IL Sulli-
van is iii fair way to make the
appointment at tho eleventh hour.
Sullivan is credited with having
knocked out Atteli at st. Louis four
years ago. He says the men who have
gone after Atteli have not fought him
with body punches. which would reach
his weakest part. He expects to do his
best work in this system. OF attack.
sullivan will work out at his best to-
day IN his training quarters and ex-
poets TO entertain a large crowd OF
visitors.
= is hard 10 follow the variable ..Paeksy''
AeyAnand The Chicago iiEbtweieht announced
Icfidt cham pionship be did rot intend to meet
Vsns' the present holder Of the title. for an
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UnhoIz Forsakes Bal
Nelson for Cans
Boer Consents TO Fight the Old
Master Here Next
Month

Boer UnhoIz arrived early Yesterday
morning. supposedly for the purpose OF
signing for a Tight at the Mission
street arena with Battling nelson next
month. but he gave his consent last
night TO take on Joe Cans in this city
oE the night OF Nay u. before Jack
Gleason's ciue- Unholz YVES q busy
man during the first few hours OF his
stay here and finally came 10 the con-
clusfon that the Cans match was a bet
ter one for him.
As soon as Unheis arrived Gleason
was on the job He took the Boer
aside and told him how much better
he could do for himself BY fighting
Cans here. Gleason offered the Boar
that he promised Joe Thomas, the
Beers manager, an additional $1,000 IL
he pursuaded his man to turn down
Goffroth
The talk was coming so fast that
Unhols and Thomas were gressy with
Ia half hour. They rushed around
town and during one OF their bursts
OF speed dropped In upon Corroth.
They had talk with the Mission street
promoter and promised 20 show I'D
again. When they did show il was to
announce that they had accepted the
terms OF Gleason.
This sudden switch In the cut natu-
rally upsets the plans of CofTroth. and
he will have to wait for while be.
fore figuring out what he will do in
the way OF a match for Nelson. He
may pass IL UP until May so and match
the winner OF the Gans-Unholz AFFAIR
with Nelson. This would be the great
card The public Is aching to see
Nelson in the ring for a distance light
against somebody worthy OF hts steel.
Nelson and Percy Dana will take
trip to Livermore today in the lat
ter's automobile 20 close the deal for
the vineyard that Nelson purposes to-
purchase in Liverrnore valley They
will be met across the bay BY T. D.
Burr. the Livernore real estate man
who is handling the deal. II Nelson
purchases the place he will present il TO
his brother. Albert, who Is now in Chi
cago.
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corning the case was srousnt out

corning the case was brousnt out
Roy Offutt made one of his cbarac-
teristic plunges on his horse Mintia
yesterday and the animals showing
waa-a. shock to him. AS, II had worked
well for the race.
an echo. OF the claiming of Booser
Red from j. Breedloye by Joa Dfnkel-
spiel the day before followed the run
ming OF the third race yesterday when
Breedlove boosted William cahilis
Tarin from $500 to $1,000 in spirit OF
retaliation. with the IDEA that Cal,ilI
is closely connected with the Doss-
Dinkelspiel combination. Cahiii pro-
tected and retained his horse.
Pat Sullivan has purchased the rear
old FLY Sophomore from IL. J. Daily and
will campaign her at Seattle with Dick
Wilson, the only other horse that he
owns. Frank O'Ksne, > wear old OF
turned ont 20 be OF no account and Sui
fivan has presented him to a~friend for
driving purposes. y
Charlie Bowman has purchased the ,
year old King Ferdinand from Colonel
NJ. K. Applegate for 800. Bowmans
stable had previously consisted OF Bel
mere, With which he won race a day
pr two, ego.
starter Dwyer Will. permit the APP
preniice-ri9er. White. to accept mounts
after tomorrow, Ii having Developed
that the boy was not altogether to
blanc for his failure 10 get away from
the post with Netlakatla. Is
Jockey McTrtyre was suspended by
Starter Dwyer for four days on account
OF his activity at the barrier with Alice
tyre haze developed habit of taking
run at the barrier almost every time
that he goes to the post.
William Cahill has fred Voiaday for
leg trouble and hopes that he will get
him iato shape TO Tir race or two
before fall. The horse has been no.
where near himself all season.
.
Jockey Jack Finn is gal,oping horses
for William Cahiil and probably viii
be. given chance to DO some Of the
riding for the Cahill stable.
Phil Reilly arrived yesterday from
Los Angeles His stable now consists
of tue tilly Albion Fl.
Miipitas is the latest addition to the
schooling list at Emeryville.
A writer in the London Sportsman
pays great tribute to the memory of
Charley Van Dusen. the former jockey
who died recently at his old home in
Texas, after a brilliant career as a
rider in this country and Europe
Jack Joyner. who succeeded John ".
Rogers as trainer for Harry Payne
" hitney, is making Jockey Eddie Du-
gan's eDga gements on the New York
tracks.
DR.. Gardner went lame in his prepa-
ration for the early spring fixtures of
the eastern turf.
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one could md fault with the action OF the Chit
is entitled to take his time in making bis
one bold bid for the title go coveted by all
Even after his decisive victory over Britt.
Mcfarland adhered to. bis original claim re-
garding Cans. He changed bis mind suddenly
nounced that he was ready. for Cans but
that the route would have 10 be IS rounds.
announced that he would meet Cans under any
conditions Whether this was done FOR adver-
Using purposes will not be, known until some
men.
at chance TO meet McFarland at the pres
ent time. Cans knows that the time is grow
ing short tn which he can make his best show
the limit of MS wonderful athletic activities.
that he is losing his skill. 1t Is said be does
not look with fevor upon the IS round fights
such as Nelson and Mcfarland are demanding
and this may be taken an iEtimation that
he is beginning to realize his limitations. Ii Is
one thing to eaugc ones own pace In 20
round affair and distinctly different one TO
go the long route.
The officials Of the Pacific athletic assecia-
tion win make one more EFFORT to control am
ateur boxing and to keep the men who take
part In it within the bounds of amateurism.
Owing e,' to the nature OF the competition aud
t a ';E'usnes 81 me men cnaIgeo win US con-
anything but amateur. Tho clubs bid openly
for the best DIRE wing cards among the boxers
and the promoters were 50 carried aEay With
their power that they put on old time profess
sionals Ike Al Neill without any hesitation. al
though their shows were advertised az lana
teur,' 60 <
Chairman Stafford and his associates on the
supervisors police committee have insisted that
the laws covering both amateur and professional
boxing be lived up to and they shave strong
allies in the amateur. branch OF the sport IN
0f Pec nth
ISOLATION. which Is the governing body IN am
afeur sport Ia the west.
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Gossip of fhe Track

The management of the New Califor-
MIA Jockey club announced yesterday
that there would be no racing at
Emeryvifle May 6. the date of the-b big
naval parade IA san Francisco This
action was taken in order that the
horsemen, and others connected with
the conduct OF the sport might be free
60 take part in the festivities that will
follow the arrival of the feet The
omission of this day will make the
season one of $50 racing days.
President Thomas II. Williams OF the
New California jockey club has re-
ceiyed and accepted an invitation from
Phil Dwyer of the Brooklyn JOCKEY
club to nominate q candidate for the
Astoria Dinner stake. for year old
lfilies, 10 be decided at Gravesend June
-le Rubfa Granda and RosevaIe will be
the Williams nominees for the fixture.
The owner of the Ally that wins the
stake VIII entertain the other norni-
majors ct dinner after the race.
Harry Robinson. who trains for
Michigan" Smith the owner OF Bur
leigh aid Gypsy King. engaged Jockey
Gargan % rice Gypsy King IN the fifth
race yesterday but Judge Ioppey re-
fused to sanction the change from Wal
ter Miller to Gargan. owner Smith
was summoned into the stand after
Gargan had been posted as the rider %
the horse. and Judge Hopper ordered
Miller substituted. Trainer Robinson
when interviewed concerning his sea-
sons for not riding Miller, as he In
Yariably had in the past whenever the
boy was available. refused TO discuss
the case. but Il is learned on good au-
thority that he was far from satisfied
with the ride that Miller lad put up
on GYPSY King in his previous start
Running rs one Of the choices on that
occasion, Gypsy King showed abso-
lutely no speed at any stage OF the
race.
IL A. Cotton;s mare Janeta was
scratched from the Tama lpais handicap
Yesterday in consequence OF an accident
which probably will put her out of
commission for a long time. possibly
permanently. While being exercised
by her owner in the morning she col
lided with another horse with such ter
rife force that Cotton was thrown over
the fence to the inside track She
came ont OF the accident with a badly.
Injured shoulder. Cotton was picked
up by Trainer John Lowe and SUI
Tered nothing more serious than Sc
we're shaking. A little later Dr. Row
els .Phalanx was injured. although not
seriously. in a similar mishaps
Thirty-four book makers laid odds in
the big ring al EmerlviIie YESTERDAY.
bringing the total number OF books in
operation up to 81. Hugh Jones was
among the newcomers. Barney Sehrei-
Der did not rejoin the layers, deciding
TO operate from the ground for a few
days more at least.
Luretta,s poor showing as d favofite
Oh Friday was the subject of an Official
Inquiry By the stewards YESTERDAY but
nothing of particular Importance con
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,'ou even terms with the pace maker.
THE effort told and she dropped back
lin the final sixteenth, allowing the IA
- orite 10 so on to an easy win. Wood
q rder. the third choice. was of poorly,
ysr had no trouble IN getting up for
the show.
! ADA SCORES IN LAST STRIDE
Eada, on which one OF the biggest
mi unges Of the day was made. esca ped
defeat by a scant head, getting up to
win from Andrew 3. Cook IN the very
pace. with Cook in closest attendance
lie entered the stretch with lead Of
several lengths, only 60 stop at the
end. just as in his previous starts, and
finished beaten OF third. Andrew y.
Cook took the lead just after passing
tae paddock, bat Yada came with his
usual brilliant closing rush and nipped
lie son OF Brutps on the post. None
Of the other contenders ever had q look
iu for any part of the money.
. After Royal River. Earl Rogers and
Gypsy King had taken the lead at sue
-ceSsive stages IN the fifth Boggs, the
fsvoTite with which Jockey Walsh had
been lying within striking distance al
the way. breezed 20 the front in. the
stretch and won of by himself. Earl
Rogers and Eduardo. both long shots
tti-iHltt1 SIcouG ano NtllEo. HechS apart
The former had been backed for a kill
ing by smart players and displayed sud-
deu Improvement over his previous es-
SAYS
Tommy Ahearn. which was beaten Sor
ne show by neck. was virtually lest
- the post and ran sensational race.
of or even terms. he probably would
nave won the race. Gypsy King. or
which there had been . post play OF
rrgrn rrOFnTfiHrc
lavorite by only a point or two, hat
cred his hackers by taking the lead at
ne last turn and holding st to the pad
dock. only 10 tire suddenly In the final
sixteenth and fall completely out of
eontention.
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subscriptions TO the governors sac
plate banquet at the Fairnnont May 2
In honor OF the secretary OF the navy
and neet officers. IL has been found
win have 10 be limited to 5s4 instead
Of the 600 at first planned. AppIica-
tons for tickets to the banquet will
be acted upon at the next meeting OF
the executive committee. The only
complimentary plates viii be to tina
o1scials and officers present. Citizens
desiring seats should communicates
with Adiutant General J. 3. Lauck,
chairman. or F. H. CoIburn. secretary
OF the Mstcalf banquet committso,
room A, rairrnont
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AHofs Weights for
Metropolitan

NEW YORK. April fs.--The weights
for the Metropolitan handicap, at
mile. the feature event OF the openine
day OF the Belmont park spring meet.
ing. have been announced. In the ar
rangement of the weights W. 3 yos-
burgh. Handicapped for the Jockey club.
has put J. r Keene's year old BAT
ict at the top with exactly scale
weight. 12S pounds. The race. which
Is 10 be run on May IS. has $40. 600
added money, and Will be worth an
proxiniately $4,000. The handicap IN
full follows:
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Lsssen-Tnree-efghth In 81: or.esipx
santo Gitans and Tainted xoney-Three- quar-
tiers in 1f7 rs.
Iawsssntha-Three quarters IN I:17 %
Columbia Maid Half In so; breesfnx
Hlameless- Three-eixhths IN :36 as
Roseyale-Ihrec-efznths in 80 2-y: ere~~;.x
Nischisf-Three quarters in I:fs 2-S: hrs~z5ne
CriEc--Seven-eightbs 10 1871
Asuaya-Half In 40.
Kogo-Seven- eight6s 10 $50
John Lyle Mile 30 "a 2-5
Ollie Ward-Ffve- eighths In f.ns
Anpedo- IN r:04
salnorsi Half in 80.
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ANGELS GIVEN A DRUBBiNG
Cooney's Triple in Third Scores
Three of PortIand's Men

Los ANGELES, April 1S.-Portland
administered a drubbing to Los An
geles at Chutes park today. the score
standing 10 20 at the end of the ninth
inning. Portland scored five times in
the third and three in the sixth The
big play was Cooney's triple 10 CEN
ter in the third. scoring Casey, Raftery
and Johnson. The score:
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Added Starter Wins
The Freeport
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

AQUEDCCr. April 1s.-It was a hap
py inspiration which led James r.
IeeDe TO start his black gelding. Res
tigouche, in the Freeport handicap to-
day The three year old son of Com
lIando. added ut the eleventh hour.
won cleverly By i've lengths Behind
kestigouche. tired and distressed, Jack
Atkins. The Carter handicap winner.
finished second. Rialto was poor
third
Restigouche ran a remarkable race.
He proved conclusiveiy that he had
The speed TO win the Carter handicap
had he started for it. HIS failure to
frF for that big event was due to
@eene's inability 10 engage s. suitable
DER Walter 5. Vosburg had assigned
fo pounds 10 him for today's event. a
weight 700 light By eight pounds 10 en-
Ole Joe Notter. th@resular jockey, to
accept the mount
II was AZ this psychological moment
rlat Jockey Delaby arrived on the
scene He had been riding at Neyv
orleans and had stopped off en- route
Toy visit lie was not under engage
ment Tor the race and could make the
weight Rowe engaged him on the
spot and Eestigcuche was posted as
starter The result Of the race was =
distinct triumph for Restigouche and
Rowe The horse showed wonderful
speed and endurance. If he had not
been frained 10 the hour he would
have toddlad home in the ruck for
Delaby rode him like q novice.
Adoiph Spreckels' Voorhees, won the
last race in q romp. Summary:
FIRST RACE-F0Ur furiongs purse:
Nlos. Horse. Weight and locker Fin
il-5-iudanl itsbic. Io6 u Dugan} .......T
-i-i-Nystify. io6 tNotter) .....-....-...s
5l-N2 AaTigtct, Jos lang .--..-..... ..y
Iime--s9 %. Ocean Msfa Nesissa Thistle
Belle. Catherine Simpson. Black Mamie. finished
SECOND RacE-steeplecaasc about Two
sdds. HORSE. Weieat aud Jockey. Fin
25--1hstledele 155 tsfoncl ...............-I
in-l-slotor. 30 fMcCadeel b. ...-..........2
-:,--i'slin IS.; y. Henderson, ...........,.. ;
fime-t:2f %
THIRD IAcI--oae aaise. selling;
,'-o-. Horse. Weight and Jockey Tin
- aeeler. l07 fJeDanieb ..-.......- j
e. -5ioieses lei g Bgrns,. ....-..-.-- ....
-ag77t. Iit5letan Maid. Ro5s,ior' Sarac:rescs.
:o=s Trre- dashed named.
ron nth RACI.--rsc Preepor4 handicap sew
odds, Horse. WEIGHT ana Jockey. Fin.
..-I--kestigouche. % fDelchy) ........,.......1
s-l--Jack Atkin. I2T (Ai,isgrsvc)
i-l-Riaito. Iel r.. Duganl ................s
gime-i:26 20 Riaemsn Camp4igner. ziensp.
aaEed.
III TIL RACE-Fonr and bali furlongs. sell
NE-
Gods. Horse Weight and locker. Fin.
81 ehaleren ic9 Mccarthy l-.--- ...-... i
7---Eaulble a. -. Doganl. ..............9
4-l-SI. Withhold, sos fNotterl .............3
Ilmc-.56 30. Fair Lassie. Elmer Boy. Gold
nd Hobo. Bonnie Kelso. Dsnder, Hsvre. Cav
n, Never Late. Pleasing Harry Rogers ! "
Aeuf. Long John. finished as named.
ndds. Horse Weight and Jockey Fin
t-l-koorheess ll2 fW. Doykcl .,.........r
e-o-l3alket- l05 fNcDauiel9 ..--.........-.a
7-2-pretensfoa. 1I0 (Afusera vel... a
finH-f;2I. CastleRood also ran.
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no ExHIDIT ART PHoToGRAPHx

An exhibit Of Photographic art pie
lures. including many photographs of
Chinese life, children OF different ma
tionalities and ruins of earthquakes.
will be given by Louis J. Stellman and
his wife at their home. Hts O'Farfeil
street, April 30, 81 and az. between /
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HTlDrAR

Runs-OE Wright 4. Hits--On Wright 5
fcharge defeat. TO wright. Sacrifice hit--wf-
liams- First base On called baiis-Sk.lman 2.
Kiliain 3, Wright A. Struck osit-Skilinan 3,
Wright =. Double piay--Seruggs. lnassisted.
Passed bali-Dsshwo0d. Time Of game hour
and 80 minutes Umpire-o' Conneli.
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Anprentlce allowance.
MARSHALL PARLoR,s NIGHT

The next entertainment to be given
By the native sons literary and social
committee April 29 will be Marshall
parlor's night. The committee has ar
ranged program OF vaudeville in
which Miss Kathryn Flint, Lawrance
l. Leavitt. Miss Marion Nickel and
several others will appear
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Hts nNnt On ftrboH TO, on Gfoom I. Three
base hif-Cooney. Two base Efts-WnaIen
ursshear, 0akes. Sacrifice h:ts--oskes. Eaftery.
MeCredie, Whalen- First base errors-Port-
land l. Left en- osses-Los Angeles 8. Portland
Struck 9ut-By pernoil g. By Kceetner g. Double
piays-oakes 70 Wheeler: Bernard to Delnns
Passed oaii--xhsiea- Wild pltch-Keestnsr
Time OF gansa-i hour and 80 minutes. I'm
pire--rerr!he
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GOLDEN GATE PARK CONCERT

Director Charles H. Cassasa of the
Golden Gate park band announces the
following special Easter Sunday pro-
gram which will be played this after.
noon at 2 o'clock:
Anthem. Star Spanqled Renner" ....
Overture. "Stabat Mater .MercadaYite
Written 10 homage to the great master Rossinis
sSquitduc .6OLtHCa4lk
(bl Morcean-Coeur ct F1eurS ....... Tohani
operate selection, Ada ........... Verdi
Popular gems. swoodland'' ......... .Lueders
Marche angeius. Scenes Pittoresques" Massenet
Waltz, Jolly Fellows ............. .voIlsteJlt
fBy requestl
Paraphrase, Nearer, My God, to Thee. Reeve,
Descriptive piece, Hunt in Black Forest''....
....................... roeiker
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Among tic birds the swan lives to
be the Oldest. in extreme cases reach
ng SOC years. Tho falcon has been
Known 10 live over l62 years
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PALo ALTO. April is.-Paio Alta
high school defeated San Mateo hixs
at baseball this morning This was the
hrst league game OF the A. A. T.. for
the locals and places them In line TO
championship.
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Saturday IL the busy day of the Lon
don fireman. In 10 years London had
1898 Saturday nres. against 1909 on
duent
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Seals Give the Oaks
Usual Dmbbing
Continued from page IL. Column
SAN rRxNcIsf,o

the stealing stopped. Slattery also got
one of the hits. The score:
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A writer in the London Sportsman
pays a great tribute to the memory of
Charley Van Dusen. the former jockey
who died recently at his old home in
Texas, after brilliant career az a
rider in this country and Europe.
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