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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-11-25

1t isn't so difficult to strengthen weak
stomach if one goes at it correctly. And
this is true Of the Heart and Kidneys. The
old fashioned way of dosing the Stomach
or stim' rtinn the Heart or Kidneys is
surely wrong! Di. Shoop first pointed
out this error. Go to the weak or ailing
nerves OF these organs" said he Each
inside organ has its controlling or INSIDE
nerve" When these nerves fail the,,
those organs must surely falter. This
vital truth is leading druggists everywhere
to dispense and recommend DIR. Shoop's
Restorative. A few days test will surely
tell! Sold by Funderburk Pharmacy. "
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-11-25

Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup not only
heals irritation and allays inflammation,
thereby stopping the cough. but it moves
the bowels gently and in that way drives
the cold from the system. Contains no
opiates. 1t is pleasant to take, and child.
rem esT ecially like the taste, SO nearly like
maple sugar. Sold by j. F. Mackey Co.
WAS
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-11-25
Many Killed by Boiler Ex-
plosion on Mississippi.

New Orleans, La, November
22.-The Mississippi River
steamboat FL. M. Carter was de.
stroyed by an explosion of her
boilers, 80 miles above New Or
leans, today and fifteen persons
are unaccounted for. 1t may be
several days before it is known
exactly how many lives have
been lost.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-11-25

DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills are
unequsled in cases of weak back, back
ache, Inflammation of the bladder, rheu-
matte pains. and all urinary disorders
They are antiseptic and act promptly,
Every case of kidney or bladder trouble
should be attended to at once, and the
aches in the back, rheumatic pains, uri-
nary disorders. etc. are warming signs.
Don't delay, for delays ne dangerous.
Get DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills.
Regular size soc. Sold by j. f. Mackey
10. WIS
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-11-25
Executors Sale.

The undersigned will sell at public
outery on Saturday, Nov. 2Sth, 1908, at
the residence of the late Margaret II.
Hall, the following personal property:
one mule, one horse, one hog lot of
corn and fodder, farming utensils. all
the household effects. Terms of sale
cash.
ID. X. and }. w. HALL.
Executors.
Nov. 4th, 1908. 1915
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19
Willie Martin to Ride
at Emeryyille

Jockey Willie Martin, who reached
San Francisco from Germany on Mon
day, is industriously engaged in reduc-
ing his weight in order that he may
follow out his intention of riding at
Emeryville during the winter. Martin
rode for Sam Hildreth when that infiu-
ential owner of the present day had
only two horses in his string and il
was to Hildreth that Martin turned for
an enga cement Immediately upon his
arrival from abroad. Hildreth readily
agreed to give Martin a chance to dem
Onstrate that he can still ride well. and
promised to provide him with a mount
on Saturday If he gets down to riding
weight and obtains his license Mar
tin expects to be able to ride at 110 and
perhaps even lighter. He declares that
in spite of his extended soJourn abroad,
where the style of riding in general is
different from that employed by Ameri-
can jockeys, he still rides with short
stirrups, to which fact he attributes his
success during his German engage
ment. Martin is best remembered for
having ridden Pink Coat to victory in
the American derby of 1898. The fol-
lowing year he rode in San Francisco
for the last time and ii is now about
four years since he rode in America.
Martin looks to be in splendid shape
physically. having had the foresight to
eschew all forms Of dissipation.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19

DandeliOn Gives Weight and GallOpS
Away With Pntchard Handicap
By J. e. Jefery

Da9deion Hfdreh with
rIesse5 rorsr Forsytb.s ,rsct vesr old
tons good both Dandelon making
finished far bpd him Those who had Dandeon
unanimously Of the opinion that his performances here the
manner in which the horse has responded to his treatment Dndeo had
continues in his likely that his California campaign Hi
s oolors "ll materially swell the otal.o ms winnings
Da2don adversares never had look in any stage of yesterdays
from him at the viii Of his rider TRY as they would his two adversar
up pace
eight lengths the uongs of the Jockey Powers was able to
him the stretch Dorante failed show the clever form that
characterized his and it only with difficulty that he beat
delighted followers Of
curriculum smiling
lasted TO beat the IS to shot Goena in the opening race selling affair at
six furlongs that was contested by a very cheap lot
Smiling esr much the best in his race The apprentice @ Fidsl
badly making lengths of groqnd
Free Knight which taken the when cOmbury the pace
by
have Freban and Rse other short priced contender
collision just the barrier and both lost great deal of
Fireba Jockey
Righa overlook him before uong had been rav and led well
is
said thar she stepped the first half Of the race about As seconds When
a finishing
voorhees, held almost prohbV odds went down to defeat in the
second race as result Of g riding upon the part Of Jockey Walsh who who
making his the rail around the
overcome oush he made up al OF the lost ground except nar
condition he again in long time He running
Belle Kinney which looked to have
race fuly course stunt toF year year os f Joe ZONES @ a cn I d
dey speed leading from wire to wire and winning off
Sirs
out for the show
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19
Packey Lacks Punch
to Stop Murphy
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 1S.=
Packey Mcfarland, aspirant for the
light weight championship. outboxed
Tommy Murphy of New York in a six
round bout at the National Athletic
club tonight, but that was about ALL
The requirements of the law prevented
the announcement of a decision, but
while the stockyards man was entitled
TO verdict. his margin of superiority
was none too large.
In Murphy he found a willing glove
man who absorbed all the blows Pack
ey dealt, and came back as if he had
never been touched. Seeing the wal
lops old not effectually tire the boy
from Manhattan, Mcfarland decided to
box his rival. This generalship pos
sibly STAYED off defeat.
The bout showed Packey does not
belong to the one punch class. In the
first three rounds he belted. Tommy
constantly about the jaw with all his
the Manhattan fighter or sent him
bounding TO the ropes, but never did
they take the fight out of him. Par
ticularly in the second and the third
did Mcfarland shake up the New
Yorker with savage Fighters to the
head or right uppercuts TO the chin
He also ran home a stiff left hook to
the-jaw. but 1t was much like trying
to sink a battleship with pea shooters
Murphy took the rough spots calmly
and drove home wicked lefts and rights
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19
Rough Riding Jockeys
Are Suspended

Despite the warning that rough rid
ing must cease. there was more of it at
the EmeryviIle track yesterday and
Judge Hopper and his associates
promptly resorted to disciplinary
measures in order to check the evil.
Jockey Albert Walsh was held respon-
sible for a jam which destroyed the
chances Of Voorhees,, odds on favorite
OF the second race. and the punish
ment meted out TO him was suspension
for a week except on the horses of his
contract employer. Colonel ". Z. Ap-
plegate. Walsh was riding NagazaIn.
an outside mount. when his offense was
committed and this Influenced the Off
cials 10 restrict the boys suspension 10
outside mounts.
The same disposition was made of the
case of Jockey Clifford Gilbert whose
interference with WOOdcraft while rid
ing Import in the closing race on Tues
day. was the subject Of Judicial in
Quiry yesterday.
Jockey Archibald was fined $50 for
cutting of NeVa Lee during the running
Of yesterdays handicap. in which only
three horses were engaged. Seemingly
there should be no excuse for interfer-
ence in q three horse race.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19
Yesterdays Winners
Gossip of the Track

with the idea that better results will thereby
be attained W. OBJ Macdonough has decided
20 divide his crop of 0rmondale yearlings into
two lots for sale purposes. The first sale will
take place at the Emeryville saddlng paddock
November %, and December will be the date
OF the second sale. The following 10 youngsters
VIII be offered on November %: Bay colt by
Orsinl-Lovelight black flly by Borgia- Orsina
bay illy by st. Carlo Belle of Palo Alto. bay
colt by Ossary Plumeria. bay hlly by 0risini-
Laurellas Maid, bay colt by Orsini Windhower
importedl bay hlly by Ossary -Artemis bay
colt by Ossary Helen Smith. bay filly by Orsini-
Lady Marion bay illy by ossary MoOnlit.
Those to be disposed of December number
IL. as follows: Bay colt by rsini-Spinach bay
ally by Borgia orellana, brown colt by Orsini-
Locks bay flly by ossary Lizzella. bay colt by
orsini Edda H. bay Ally by Borgia- Orbona,
brown fly by orsini- May dunbar. brown gelding
by Mindora- Bellona, bag flly by Orsini- Moldene.
chestnut gelding by st. Carlo Campahita bay
flly by Orsni Mzpah, brown geldng by Orsini-
Roman Lady.
William McGuigan. former promi-
ent and successful turf operator, who
has in late years worked with the re-
formers for the suppression of racing
in Arkansas, is now advocating regu-
lated racing for a limited period at
Hot Springs.
Archie thinner, well known New York
trainer who is making his first visit to the
coast, arrived from the east yesterday and an
nounced that Home Run, Yankee Daughter. Sa-
racinesca and Trois Temps. four horses that he
is training for Timothy d. Sullivan, will be
raced at Emeryville this winter. The horses
are now on the way west with a carload destined
for racing at Arcadia and will be reshipped here
from that track Immediately upon arrival.
". q. Joplin was arrival yesterday from
Latonia. His only horse. Orena Is on the way
to sLos Angeles from Kentucky and viii be re.
shipped here. Joplin will be remembered as
manager for c. kOerner when that boy won the
Burns handicap on kercheval. Joplin has the
contract Jockey T. Koerner. a lightweight
who can do So pounds. and the boy will ride
under his management here this winter.
The continued success which the public Is en-
ioying in the picking of winners resulted in the
dropping ont of two book makers-Sam Summer
field and Johnny Glenn-at yesterdays cutin Of
books. This reduced the big ring to 10 layers,
and unless the books get some favorable breaks
there probably Will be a still further shrink
age in the ranks of the layers.
The first runup of the season came at the fin
ish of the fifth race yesterday. when L. Stock
boosted Smiling Metzner from $400 TO $500
Trainer Bianchi protected the horse for Marks &
Co. with the customary So advance.
Phil Reilly got in from st. Paul and lost no
time in putting in appearance at the track.
He will remain here only a few days and will go
to Arcadia for the opening. with the expectation
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19
SCHWARTZ COLTS SOLD
Full Brother of Paiaroita Pur-
chased by BedweII for $3.50

Smaller prices than anticipated were
realized at the sale of the Schwartz
yesrlings in the Emeryville saddling
paddock yesterday. The star of the
sale. Kleiner Nogel. a full brother and
virtual counterpart Of Paiaroita. was
purchased by H. 9. Bedwen for $3.50.
Electrowan. a bay FLY by Joe Terry
Flambeau that had worked a sensa-
tional three-eiEhths 10 a cart in "a Is
at the Woodlands track. went TO W J.
Billings for $3.50. Charlie Bowman was
z spirited bidder for this good looking
miss and carried her up to $3.50. Bill
lings also bought for $500 the gray colt
Terrago, by Joe Terry-La Amiga, broth
er 10 Phillistina and half brother to
Barney Oldfeld. Abe Lowe, a chestnut
colt by Joe Terry Scottish Queen, also
went TO Billings at sl65. Apto Proprio
q chestnut flly by Joe Terry Theodore
]. was bought by ". L. Stanfeld for
SlOO and JOeneth, a bay flly by Joe
Terry Lady GwYneth, went to 7. H
Hunsecker for 500.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19
THIRD SERIES SCHEDULED
Interest Growing in Bay Cities
Baseball League

Letters continue to pour in from all
parts of the state regarding the Bay
Cities league and the interior towns are
enthused to a high pitch over the prob
ability Of some of them being taken
into the new organization next year.
Those that play the game for the fun
there is in IT, or those that wish to
climb up the baseball ladder Of fame.
think the plan would be a big success.
When banded together in a league like
the Bay Cities the young ball tossers
play steadier ball and have their whole
heart and soul in the game.
The third series of games has been
scheduled and there promises to be
some classy contests around the bay on
Saturday and Sunday. II the crowds
continue TO turn out like they did in
the two preceding weeks ii will encour-
age the young players a great deal and
let them know that the public is watch
ing their work with marked interest.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19
CYCLONE POSTS FORFEIT
Reaches MarysviIIe and Pre-
pares for Fight With Dalton
spEcIAL DIsPATcH To Id IL

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
MARYsvILLE, Nov. I7.-~Cyclone"
Thompson arrived In town this after
noon and was greeted by his many ad-
nnirers in this city. who viii be on |land
10 root for him when he climbs int6 the
ring with kid" Dalton on Thanksgiv-
ing night at the Marysville theater.
Thompson has fousbt several good
battles here and in matching him with
Dalton Promoter Van Buskirk of the
Phoenix club has made ten strike with
the followers Of the game. He will go
into training al the Armory in the
morning and will work right up TO the
dsv of the battle. as he has to make
l23 mounds at o'clock. Jack Grace.
who is managing Dalton, arrived from
Chico this afternoon. where his protege
Is training and held a conference with
Barney Van Buskirk and Thompson.
After 3 talk which lasted about half an
hour in regard 10 the weight question ton
THOMPSON posted a forfeit Of $500,
agreefng TO make 1873 pounds at 8
o'clock on the night OF the battle;
Grace states that his boy is In good
shape
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19
Moran to Meet Neil
in Boston Fight

BOSTON, Mass, Nov. 1S.-At the
Armorx athletic association Tuesday
night two boxers of world wide fame
will make their first appearance in
Boston owen Moran, feather weight
champion of England who boxed Abe
Attell to 25 round draw, Will meet
frankie Neil of California, former ban
tam weight champion of America. in
the main bout of IL rounds In the
two eight round preliminaries Tommy
Rawson of East Boston meets Young
Clark of Lawrence, and Tom Sawyer
of Rockland, Me-, meets Billy Rolfe
of South Boston,
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19
Workouts at EmeryVille

Roseben-Three- -eighths in :3S.
Marchesa-T -Three-eighths In 81 2-5.
Buster Jones-Haf in As 4-5.
Prince Of orange-one and an eighth miles in
,:U2 -.
Veil-Three- quarters in 1:16h-
San Gil-Three-quarters in 1:17a.
King James -Three-eightbs in 81 1-5.
Maxim-Half in 40
Night Deck-Three- -eighths IN sc.
Assay-Three-eight III 80 4-J
c. ". Burt-Half in 40.
Burning Bush-Five- -eighths in 1:01h.
Hazlet-T Three -eighths in :3Tla.
Colony Half in %
Temsceo- -Five-eighths in :03.
On Parole Five-eighths in :07 As.
Sewell-Half in 40.
Amethyst-Five e-eighths in 1:03.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19
INTEREST IN COMING BATTLE

of returning here later on with his dlly. Albion
H. which has been turned out in southern Cali
fornia.
The mighty Roseben breezed three furlOngs
yesterday morning and was the eynOsure OF all
eyes 1t was the first time that Trainer Weir
had set the big Train down since his arrival
on the coast. The horse just aired the three
eighths In .3S.
voorhees, was Considered such good thing by
the book makers that they laid 10 1 against
the field i'm his race. Voorhees, defeat cost the
cinch players dearly. Euclid Allard lost $1,000
on the horse and Little Pete also tore up tickets
calling for a considerable amount.
Import wrenehed one Of his ankles during his
race of Tuesday and F. W. Healey's stable
hands with whom the colt Is a great favorite
horse He was considerably better Yesterday
and HIS has hopes that there will be no
permanent i'll effects.
Jockey Keogh and others of his fellow riders
called ON Jockey Ross at the Fabiola hospital
last night and found the boy quite comfortable
in body. although somewhat restless In mind
over the prospect Of being out Of the saddle for
month or more because Of the injuries that he
sustained when Captain Kennedy fell II viii
be at least a week before the boy will be in con-
dition to leave the hospital.
Former Jockey Joe Kelly mingled with the
throng at Emeryville yesterday. Kelly has Sc
lected San Francisco as. his home and recently
embarked in business here.
Jockey Walsh was the only boy to get two
winners over yesterday.
PIunger McManus is credited with having
made cleanup on Madman's reversal of FORM
]. H. Mccormick has abandoned racing has
sold all HIS horses and track and has turned
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19
Ketchel Is at Weight and Ills Work
Shows Wonderful Improvement
By T. p. MagiIIiQan

of
middle weight
o
weighing in ordeal
wonderful
lines whit Of the power that
lin so man "a
to from
ordinary pillow in size The
boutbe andM yesterday
Mixes legs and al
breathing
SPELL Of fatigue
The former champion surely handsome physical specimen
if bit stghr
he
and in
Milwaukee as
knocking PaDke
watched
Michigan favored neither
Milwaukee will
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in
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attendan be
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greatest masters OF fence ussm mas ever Known Will visit the he's
this Cobe will aumobhe
of James w conrosh promoting
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19

10 the body, and was as strong as Nc
Farland at the close. In the fourth. he
fought Mcfarland to a standstill, and
in the fifth mixed up so vigorously
with Packey that the latter had to
hold. In the sixth, another savage
round the honors were even. Packey
tried to gain a decisive victory, but
Tommy always came back strong.
Mcfarland showed he was a cool
fast boxer. He keeps his opponent on
the Jump at all times He also has an
excellent defense. When he saw. his
punches were not wearying Murphy
he shifted to scientific tacrics, and his
quick wit brought victory.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19
STANFORD BASKET BALL

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Nov. IS
Stanford athletes will take up the
sport Of basket ball as an interclass
affair For several years nothing has
been done in this branch of athletics,
but an exceptionally strong aggrega =
ton of freshman students has resur-
rected the sport and they have issued
a challenge to the sophomore class
which can hardly be refused by the
second year men because OF the intense
rivalry of the two lower classes. The
first year men have been practicing
regularly
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19

his contract on Jockey J. sumter to John
Hyiand. who viii manage the boy at Arcadia
this winter.
Altamor, Larry Mulligan and Colonel Hackcrt
are the latest additions 20 the Emeryvlle school
ing list.
1t Is said that Governor Hughes viii endeavor
70 secure the passage of bill by the New
York legislature o. prohibit the publication of
betting quotations by newspapers in the state or
by telegraph ticker service.
T. c. Mcdowell. who has Just returned 20
Kentucky from New York. gives II his opin-
lon that racing will be conducted over four Of
the chief New York tracks next year, but a
much smaller scale than formerly and with
greatly reduced purses.
Jockey J. Lee is still sick az his home in New
Orleans. according TO sdviees received yesterday
By F. A. Forsythe.
Willis Lawrence Is expected from Seattle next
week and viii put book at Emeryville upon
arrival.
Roy Seldeu Of whom j. F. clifford is trying
to make rider. VIII make his debut today on
MishOra.
Jockey Shilling'S suspension expires today and
he VIII resume riding tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19
AUCTION SALE OF
Thorouahbred YearlinQs

From the ORMONDALE FARM
MR.. ". Oh. MACDONOUGH San 1late0 Cal
To be sold Monday. Nov. 23 at 12.30-Bay
colt by Orsini- LOvelight; black hlly by BOrgia-
Orsina: bay hlly by st. Carlo-Belle Of Pal0
Alto; bay colt BY Ossary- Pmmeria bay hlly
by Orsini-Laurellas Maid; bay colt BY Orsini-
Imp WindhOwer; BAY flly by Ossary -Artemis.
bay colt by Ossary- Helen smith. bay hlly by
Iearlings to be sold WEDNESDAY. Dec ?.
at 1890 O'clock-Bay colt by Orsini- spinach.
bay hlly by Borgia -Orellana: brown colt by
Orsini- Rose OF China; brown lilly by Borgia-
Golden Locks: bay Ally By OSsary -Llzzeila, bay
colt by Orsini-Eda II; bay hlly by Borgia-
Orbona; brown ally by Orsini-MaY Dunbar; brown
gelding by MndOra- Bellona. bay filly by Orsini-
Modene; chestnut gelding hy st. Csrlo-Cam-
panta; bay hlly by Orsini- Sfzpah; brown geld
ing bv 0rsni Roman Lady.
In the paddocks II the new California Jockey
club. Emeryville. Cal
FRED H. CHASE & CO..
Livestock Auctioneers
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19
HIEsroN PooL CHAMPION

ST. LOUIS. Nov 1S.-Thomas Hues-
ton won the worlds continuous pool
championship by the score of 500 to 436,
defeating Alfred de Orc. The final
game was played tonight.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19

Upon receipt Of a self-addressed en-
velope and a promise TO remit one doI~
lar ii pleased. ] viii send you a copy OF
the best turf system in existence. J. y
Bennett, gen. del. Los Angeles, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19

Do You Want $500.
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
page 13.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19
The Calls Form Chart Of Races at Enleryyille


Nov 5 Tenth Track
1851 selling
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19

Former Jockey Joe Kelly mingled with the
throng at Emeryvi1le yesterday. Kelly has
lected San Francisco as. his home and recently
embarked in business here
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AMELIA
TONY FAUST-DoN ENRIoUE-CADICHoN

a n 3 year Oh andu upw
| Index. eand Owner Ratin Remark
h)1 TnyF Faust Is in nice shape
1923 Lgshla (iOag .........lo4 Sc tnee il
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19

Time-:23 A.. AS Is. ia Is. At p
show: Bear place. SIS show; NJ
Trained by o. A. Bianchi Scrat,
Won handily. Second driving. ii
80. Combury 20, Mabel Hollander
Stock; retained Metzner ran over
race Merrill did his best Com
form Forerunner needed the race.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19

Jockey Walsh was the only boy to get tw
winners over yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19

wether, % place, out show;
by Woolsthorpe- Favor Bells.
ne. Third easily. High price
It half. took the lead when
a good race under weak
pod showing for first out.
tired after making hot pace
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19

Jockey Shilling's suspension expires today an
he VIII resume riding tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19

of returning here later on with his hlly. Albion
H. which has been turned out in southern Cali
fornia.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19

ime-:24 3-5. AS 3-5. 1913 10. At post l z
out show; Voorhees,. 1-5 place, out show
Biche Trained by W. Reed. Scratched
same Third handily. High price-Nai
Baughrey 300 Nagazam ran Belle Kinne,
easily at the end Voorhees, knocked bacl
stoutly. standing long hard drive Oh
in final 100 yards Belle Kinney set the
entering the stretch
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19
RESTIGOUCHE@EYE YERRIGHT-SEWELL
ECKERSALL-CEL ES-MIDMONT

ing; year olds and upward:
Remarks.
Eckersall will win this race II he runs
back TO his last start. Celeres had bad
racing luck his only out and viii be right
there Midmont Is on the improve. Selden
will ride Milshora. He has never before
ridden In a race.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19

j. H. Mccormick has abandoned racing. has
sold all his horses and track and has turned
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19

Phil Reilly got in from st. Paul and lost no
me in putting in an appearance at the track.
he will remain here only few days and will go
% Arcadia for the opening. with the expectation
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19
1856

% 2-5. ~. l.12 4-5. At post Is
Fireball. place, 2-5 show: Cressir
Trained by r. Z. Rowell. Start go
Fireball 23-5. Husky 40 Bellwet
latter began TO tire and won quit
handling. He needs a strong. snu
Righteasy. off poorly, was used l
into stretch.