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Yesterdays WINNERS
Workouts

Rhinock-Afile in AZ
RustIer-Nne in I:ze-
Phil Igoe-FiTe-eighths IN I:oS 2-5-
Ray Egan-Three- quarters IN I:l7 S-5-
Fantzstio-AIile in l:z2.
Emily M-Three-qusrters in 1:l5 2-5.
Buster Tones-Mne in ia.
Van Gordon and KokOmo-Hslf in 80 2-5.
confessor-FiTe-eighths in i;o2.
c-estion-Hsf in :se.
Charlie DoherTy-FiFe-eighths in l:oz.
Belle Kinney-Half in 40
High Gun-Flve-eighths in l.o2-
sclace-Hslf IN -.
Afternath-FIve-elghtb in 1:o2 2-5.
WoodlandeT-Hslf IL 30
SRlpeari-Mile in 1:45-
TT1St-Ffve-eighths IN l-o4 20.
Sun Mark-Mile in AZ.
slippeTy-Half in :4e 2-5.
Wee Lass-Three-cu quarters in l-20; breeLng.
Gene RusSell-Three-eighth In IS 20
Princess Lcuise-Three-eighths in :3S.
Fred Bent-Three-quarters in ZIG.
Ny Psl-Three-eigk gkths in 81
ISsaro-Mue and an eighth in 2:O5; hreezlng-
Eiddie-FtFe-eighth in 1:02.
Weber and LoTey Mary-FiFe-eighths II
:o3 2-5.
AltanAT-Half IN 40
Matte BanPPo-Mile n la.
Eeadozkcr1 and Little Joker-Nile In Ia
Rather Roysi-Five-eighths in 1:o4-
Nay pink-Haif In AS 2-5.
wildwood Bill-Five-eighths In los.
Wap-Mne In I:42
Alice Csrey-Three-eighths in SO 2-5.
YGda-FiEe-eighlhs in 1:o3
Exchequer snd Boggs-Five-eichths In l:o211.
Tainted Eoaey-Half In 81.
Trocha-Ealf IN so.
The DutchmEn-Mile in IA 3-5.
Vronsky-Afile n Ia.
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Gossip of flle Track

lockers Miller, Kelly ard NeIrtyre nonopo-
lize6 the riding konors at the local Track res
terdsv. each scoring brace Of welcomes trlcA-
ct Kelly has a Substantial lead ever The osrsr
Johnny Hayes sor The koao- OF standing second
10 Waiter Miner o. the list fo- the season If
marked his riding % late il IS a safe prediction
thar he win carry Of the honor.
Selling race hostlities followed the running
of the last two eTeneS of the afternoon. VIII
liam Walker boosted Josefn D-nAeiSpiels lo-c
Filig-fne from $1,000 70 q .4eV., ard A Luns-
$500 to sl.lc0- Both h1-ses were protested and
retained
Alice George wss- 80 badly cut down when
in the :. yesr OLD race Monday that Trainer
Powers Of tie Sc.reiber string fears thst II viii
,litlon TO face the barrier again, This probably
means that she viii be seen no more ct Emery
vile this season
The aninkeispie-Doss outfit vas well able to
stand William Walkers boosr on Lord FIllg-a1e.
as ther <on a big fet the horse most Of
book makers, however. When Earl EegeEs faiied
70 rln as well as they expected In the succeed
ing race
Wien Prince F-ederiek won the first race
yesterday Matt ReisS was bsEailing tie fact
that he bad let the herse I'm withou- bet;
4 L
had failed to back his jockey. Cricket Kelly
he could get no encoura cement from the owner
of The horse concerning ais chances. aad 81 be
concluded 10 let tie race 90 bv without betting.
The Burns Wa1erhousP yTarlinZS reached the
track IRON the ranch AZ HOpisnd IN coed cond--
ton and how on Inspection Colonel Burns
is especially enamored Of colt by Maxnic-9fiss
Rower7. and Il Is likely that this one viii be
among the stars OF the sale
II develops that Combury's failure 70 stick IL
out while running as fzForiye IN the opening
race Monday was due to the fact that he bled.
Just in his previous start.
According 10 reports from New York sam
Hlldreth j. sticking 70 his resolution 70 refrain
from betting. he seldom goes near TIE tracks
while the races being run
Prominent Texas turfmen highly grctided
with the advance made bY Thoroughbred racing
In their state during the LAST lew reErs- and 50
successful has been the management Of the sport
conducted by the Breeders association that X
VIII rot be long before tie Lone Star state win
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JoekeyDugan's Close
Call at Jamaica j
Tmopn From Mount at Finish of
Exciting Race and Narrowly
Escapes Death
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

JAMAICA, y. Y. May 12.-This was
another perfect spring day with fast
track and a card that. while lacking in
class, still promised some interesting
racing. There was a spectacular finish
TO the third race that thrilled those
who were watching il closely which
might have cost Jockey Eddie Dugan
his life. Dugan was riding Saylor, the
odds on favorite. and, accompanied by
Orca gna, with Sir Toddin gton third
and Druid fourth, set hot pace to
the stretch There the rear bunch be-
gan 10 close. ana in q driving finish
Druid got home in front, while Chan
tilly, which was running over horses,
finished second and Saylor third. As
the finish line was passed Chantilly
bumped into Sayior. knocking him to
his knees. Dugan was thrown heavily
and rolled under the rail, where he
lay perfectly still, as though dead.
Jack Joyner was the first 70 reach
the fallen boy and started to pick him
UP when the youngster revived,
grinned weakly. and amid cheers
walked across the track to the Jockeys
room.
In the Suffolk stake Trance was off
with the rise of the barrier and run
ming well within herself led all the
way and won eased UP from Erbert,
who beat Hoyle for the place.
Summary:
FIRST RlCE-seling. 500 added. Eve fur
odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey, Fin.
> TO Personal. 1o5 lSottert 49,. l
TO i-indonitsble. ios ,E Dusanl 5
Time 1:ol. Fore DandeT. GadTileno. Watiere.
]. ". Kent. Hawk Wing, Never Late. hhchiko,
finished as named
SECOND RAcE-Handicap, $500 added. mile
ard sixteenth:
odds. Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin.
l 10 1-Prisci,lian, 11a IL. Dusanl- -.....-..---
20 70 1-Killlecrankie. 30 (w. Burns, .;.... .
Time I:4T 30 Royal Lady. Land OF Langiea,
Waterspecd. finished as named
THIRD RACE-senIng. $7oo added. mile and
odds Horse. Weight ard Jockey Fin,
to Druid. 100 " Burns ----.---.--- !
II 10 1 -Chantinr. 100 tE- Lynch i------.----
to l0-Ssy yloT 1os sE Duganl j
Time, 1;4I 20. Orcagna, Brother Jonathan,
Sir ToddngtoH. Greene. Robsdor. Msxnar m
islsed ns named.
FOURTH RAcE-Ths Suffolk stake. 81 .oeo
ODDS. 's5t Horse. e. Wight and jockey Fin.
= 10 a--Trance. 100 (4iusgraTel I
10 1-Eroet. 1o2 C. B:Insl
Time, 100 l-5. Eamble. Borgne, Belshaw. In
ished named
FIFTH RACE-Handicap. $500 added, Eve and
ODDS. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin:
9 10 1-CoIlo1uy. 10 tkoernerl --........----
10 10 l-Giimaldo. lis iNotierl-- :
20 70 I-Fantoglfe 125 Bergen --...--...-.. s
Time. l:01 oxford. Horace z, Explosion,
Queen Marguerite. Adriana. finished as named
SIXTH RAcE-s7oo added I've furlongs:
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
4 to Sea Ci!a. 104 r. Dngsnl !
I to Ross Fentoa. IoI E. Lynch ..........e
to 5-Royal captiye. los LMassraEe4. -. :
Time. i:oi Melissa, Gliding Belle, Cheek
EfrbaT ffi finished as named
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Baseball Gossip

Truck Eagan was back in the game, but Alt
man took his place the bench suffering from q
severe attack Of charley horse The ever reHdy
Cook was sent on the job Ct third and had a
very bad day Of t.
After laying OF for couple of weeks Mookey
figuring on making one grand effort, but the
poor fellows chances were Grabbed Ia the first
inning when Van Haltren Sid into him ar tie
place and spiked him so badly that La had TO
retire
All the Oakland fans were sore because Stat
think that SlatteTy should sting the bail safely
every time he takes hold OF the big stick. The
best he did was 70 produce long drive TO left
Kid Mohler set good example for the squad.
He came up 10 the bat four times and met the
the meantime At that Meleacis went him one
better. He also responded with q trio OF hits
and put 1wo runs through
Fred Lake. the scout of the Boston Americans.
did the best he could TO induce Hen Berry to
set price Dolly Gray, the big Angel south
paw but Berry would not fall Then Lake went
so far as to offer Berry a nice sum- which ran
into four figures. but even thls did not go for
the southern nagnate- Lake has instructions to
get Gray st any cost, but the chances are that
he win have TO wait til the eisd Of The seaosn
and draft the big fellow. for Berry needs him
too m1ea right nov"
TIE rctrenching persod has arrived with Pa
yaa Haitren. and he started in yesterday morn
ana Catcher .-Dasher's Dashvood B9th came
without warning and sort Of took the boys on
their pins. Quick pitched but 13 innings this
season, and II looks as though be was not ac-
corded the fairest deal In the world when the
blue envelope came TO him. II Is likely that The
big blonde may find berth with the Angels.
likes the work of Quick be may have business
talk With him before the week Is out.
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WINNERS AT LOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE. KY, May 12.-Resnlts-
First race six furlongs-Estella won.
Monteil a second Potter third Time. ia.
Second race, four furiongs-lnla won. Pinion
second. Lillian Ray third Tine, As 30
Thfrd race six furlongs free handicap
Hssty Agnes won Colonel Jim Douglas sec
0nd Al Muller third. Time. IL 10.
Fourth rsce. seven furlongs-Str Cleses won,
" 7. Overtcn second. DARK Night third Time.
IS 2-5.
Fifth race. four and half furlongs-von Bue-
low won. Transform second. NoolTinde- third
Time. :55.
Sixth race. o1e aud 2 sixteenth miies-Mar-
garer Randolph won. Beau Brummel second.
Mallamisoa third. Tine, i-51 Is.
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Beavers Win Opener
From Los Angeles
Players Defeat Visitors
from the South by a
Score of 5 to 2

PORTLAND, May 12.lPortland won
the opening game from Los Angeles
today. 5 to ?. Bassey's triple with
two men on bases scored Portland's
first two. Both pitchers were inclined
to be wild and the Angels got one in
the third on hit two walks and an
error Los Angeles blew up in the
sixth and one hit. two walks and two
errors gave the home team three more.
A batting rally IN the ninth gave Dill
Ions men one run. Brashear turned
his ankle sliding home In the third.
and Easteriy went into right field. The
score.
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OveraIi's Victorious
Record Broken
American League

WASHINGTON. May 12.-St. Louis
defeated Weshin gton in slugging
game today. 6 to 3. playing without an
error. while the locals had four costly
misplays. Milan was hit by a foul
tip from his bat in the ninth and Dele
hanty batted in his place. Score:
r. Il E
Washington IL
ST Louis -.--.-.-..-- - 10
Batteries-smith and Street; Powell and
Spencer.
NEW YORK. May l2.-Piteher Joss OF the
Cleveland team his game today by
smashing out three bagger which. scored
Cleveland .........-...
New York 80 o
PHILADELPHIA. May i2.-Philadslphia won
today's game from Chicago b. haunering the
curves Of Owen and Altrock snd through the
effective twisting of PLANK. Score:
Chicago ....---.......-.. -...-.--.
Batteries-owen. AllrDck and Sullivan; Plank
and Powers
BOSTON. May 12-Detrolt took the first game
of the series from Boston today. TO 2. Score:
R. H. Z
Detroit neutrality-suspicious.. 3
Boston 10 o
Bstteries-SieTer. Schmidt and Payne; cyoOtte
and Carrigan.
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McCarler Is FaVorife
in Metropolitan

NEW TORK. Nay 12.-At Belmont
park preparations have been made for
10000 70 witness the Metropolitan
handicap tomorrow. AicCarter IS the
logical favorite and is tipped by the
Morning Telegraph and other local
papers. Following are the starters.
wei ghts. jockeys and odds.
IcCa-ter. IL. NusgTave. =. King
Cobalt. 1Gl. Mcdaniel. S. Jack Atkin.
12s. Shilling. S. Supernan. I1S. Not
ter. 5; Restfgouche. 81. Delaby. s.
Brookdale Nymph. rs. Dugan. 8; Baby
Wol<, 114. Yorke. 3; Salvidere. 190. No
Carthy. 10; Don Creole. %, Garner. u;
paadelioa. rs. Shaw Is; Far West.
los. McCahey. Is; Spooler, %, Flynn.
so. Bsue Book III. Lynch. 20. Rifeman.
1o7. G. Burns. 80, Old Honesty. los.
Koe-ner. 40.
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National League

CHICAGO. Mary 12.-After having
pitched IA winning games Overall lost
today by poor control and timely hit
ting by the visitors in the second ard
third innings. The locals punched hits
off sIcQuiny in the second. but were
unable to touch him after that, only
two OF them reaching first after the
third inning Score.
Chicago ,s,. % Q
Esffaries-oreraIl. i Lundgren ana Killing: Nc
CHILLY and Dooia. UmpiTe-0 Dag.
CINCINNATI. May 12.-Timely hitting and er-
rors by Boston gave Cincinnati a comparatively
neld in the seventh inning for dsputing a deci-
e'S1 80 H E
Cincinnati ....-..-.......-..-.--. II I
BaB,1a Baf9eries.coakIey. Ewing and Mclean: Lin,
daman. Ferguson and Bowerman. Umpire
Rigler-
PITIsBURG. May l2-The New Yo-ss de-
feated Pitrsba-g IN a one sided game sods- BY
8 score OF s TO ?. Maddox gave four bases on
balls in the fourth inning and New York made
Pittsburg, -----.----------..----- I
Ng gBat5eqies.ssddox. Young and Gibson. wits.
and Bresnahan- Umpires-klen and Rudder-
ham.
ST. LOUIS. May 12.st: Louis took the sec
this afternoon. to o. Lush outaelded Mcin-
8. lss.. z u u E
Batteries Lush aud Ludwig; Mcintyre. VII
helm. Bergen and Ruttsr- JIapire-Easlle.
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FLOWERS FOR pERFUME

Perfume manufacturers of italy every
year consume $50 tons OF orange bios
SONS. $50 tons of roses. 15a tons each
jonquils.
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PORTLAND
TINs AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Kinsella g. BY Randolph 4
Base on baIis-or Kinsella 4. OF Randolph 4.
Tl,ree base bif-Bassey Double plays-Smith to
Dillon: Madden to Cooney. Sacrifice hits-Mc-
Credie Ellis Wheeler. Deimas. B2ssey, Hogan.
Madden First base on erro-s-1-o< Angeles i.
Portland Q Left on bases-Ios Angeles 4.
Portland I. Time Of game-i hour and 40 min
utes Umpire-Perrine-
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NoRTHwEsr LEAGUE GAMES

SEATTLE. Wash. May 12.-The first
II inning game of the season in Seattle
was won today by Spokane by score
OF to ?
TACOMA. May 12Butte outhit Ia
coma and won easily By score OF
to ?.
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have frSt class autumn circuit within its orn
borders This ercouraE NJ srare of aGairs IS
d1e. many believe 20 the Eacral ald -ndulgeur
ruli1zs 0f l-e aSScS, alton. Whicl does MT toll
crate arbf trsFy Decisions OF sTar chamber meth
DDS. Charges are heard before COMMITTEES ard
disposed q IN jury fashion One hundTed ard
ten entries have been mace for the Ifxas Fu-
t1ri4y. which viii be dursng The state fair
~ Dallas u Is year o-d race and worth
s. 0Go and governed bT rules similar 10 those
Of the sheepsAesd Bay Futn-iy
Reparts from Se~ York are % the effect that
Jockey eddie DuEln has not yet overcome his
uufortunafe habit 0f g0i1E- away from TIE post
'-tFiaz Et1seE On his horse. which 20 certain
extent unarre1 his usefulness last fall The
Pressioa- "-tvi1z Air,seE his horse. must not
be -REen tc1 literally. II Is merely meant to
conve~- the fsea that Duran Is rarely ready WITH
the hold with which ne intends 70 ride when he
leaves tne barrier. DuEzn is. nevertheless. rid
ing IN great form this season he Is quick as
Eghfning at me. barrier and cool as the pro-
verbal .cacHnbsr IN the hurry bury and confu-
sion Of the actual race. There 10 no better
Judge CT pnce anywAere. and he VIII become
more aad more valuable 70 the Whitney and VIII
son stables with which he Is under contract.
ard 70 the run of horsenen Rs the distances %
the races stretch out
The paris nutnel system OF betting IN proving
90 porn1ar az Churchill Downs that the track
ma na cement has been forced TO arrange for the
irst7 1lztlol of stdifiOna machines 70 handle the
Increased speculation. and % further facilitate
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r. = Grfnn las Sod ffe year Old He-re
10 Frank IIehffo9L II New Eo-k for 81 o10
I.igll-a1t hsl an idea thaf tie horse Was run
ming fo- him vlen DC w9n race On the la-
fh1s Grif1a bsrralned feE fae rolaesfer bat
lt4- f1e tc1k nc siurSe tisc ground r.iaf he
fid not consider -he sale elected until tie rur-
CHASE price Lad been paid
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SUMMARY

Three base hit-Melehoir Two base hits
Haley zeider Williams. Sacrifice hits-Piper,
McArdie Zeider. First base on called balls
hopkins l. Sutot 4. Struck -out--Hopkins l. Su-
tor 6. Double piay-Nohler TO McArdle. Passed
bsIl-Slattery. Tin1e OF game-1 hour and 45
minutes Unpire-o'connen.
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Trip of the Home
Team Acts as a Tonic
for Batting Eyes
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
By W. j. SIaffery

Johnny Hopkins has been hammered
on many a ballfield and by many a
batsman. but ne was never more ju-
polished than yesterday aft
ernoon when the Seals began 10 Office
Up to his assortment of twisters. Four
teen of the most juicy benders netted
six runs. and made a joke out of the
game on the Oakland lot 1t was the
first contest of the series and il gave
the Seals q nice little start for the
week.
Ii looks as though that initial far
away trip which the Seals have taken
this season has acted as sort of
tonic for the batting prowess of the
boys Before they left Portland, more
than a week ago. none OF the Long
tribe could clout the ball, and for
that reason they were going down the
old line like flock of seagulls. But
yesterday IL was different They all
had base hits slowed away in every
bat and whenever they got men on the
bases they commenced to unload them.
From the way Southpaw Sutor
started of it looked as though he
would .have a bad day on the slab. but
he soon waded into the going and had
every Oak on his staff once he got
good line on the way they took to
his shoots. Outside OF the first and
fourth innings Sutor's game never was
in danger
SEALS START IN SECOND
The Seals started in the second in
ming. Zeider lined one down to Cook
that was too hot to handle and Piper
sent him along with a we'll placed sac
rifice. Truck Esgan then booted d
soft one from the bat of McArdIe and
the run registered. Berry and Sutor
followed with safe ones which, how
ever. did no good.
Oakland showed some signs of life
by sticking one over in the fourth and
jumping into the lead. which only
lasted for an inning, for the Seals
were on the job with renewed energy
in the sixth. Mekhoir led off with a
single and Zeider responded with a
double 10 left Piper followed with a
ehoppy one through the infield and
Mel beat it in. Piper began TO pull on
some funny stuff around first and Ha-
ley fell for IL While the Oak second
sacker was figuring out way TO catch
the fleet footed Larry between the
bags Zeider took the Office anu came
on and scored.
DO MORE DEADLY WORK
More deadly work was done by the
Seals in the next inning After Eagan
fumbled Mothers grounder Nick Will
llams swung IL with double to right
and Melchoir shot triple over Van
Haitrens head. This meant two runs
on the reel Zeider disliked to see Mel
choir perish on the last stopping place.
so he promptly laid down a neat little
bunt and the fleet footed right fielder
arrived with the last one
None OF the Commuters seemed TO
get into the game with any spirit once
SUtor warmed up properly. The Only
man who had anything was old Pa
Van Haltren. whose nice throws from
deep center saved about three runs for
the team. Vans teammates acted as
though they did not care whether the
score was one or one hundred to
nothing. They were all waiting for the
dinner bell to call them The score:
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FAIR FAGOT WEIGHT PACKER

Fair tagot proved the best weight
packer in the high weight affair which
brought the program TO Z close and
Won ln hard drive with Captain Bur
1e-t ~ t-e greater part Of a length.
Burnett had been following Fsrl
Rogers pace closely al the way and
Wllea thai horse 1altered Al the pad
dock Ioomed as tie wilmer, but was
Enprep2red for The stout rush with
watch Ea-r Eagot came in the final
strides. Mart.nmas took the show from
the tirlng Earl Rogers IN d manner
which made those who had backed
Ralnseys horse when he vas running
as a favorite the previous time ott
haTh back - that race. IN which. as z
result O. Jockey aiiiser's bungling. Mar
linmas had finished nowhere. while
Earl Rogers had won
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The Calls Form Chariot Races afEmeyviiIe

bt rsrne Te kaadi forecast
oAKIAYD Toesasy p
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According TO reports from New York san
Hlldreth Is sticking his resolution 70 refrail
from betting. he seldom goes near The track
while the races are being run
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NATIVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WIDOW
I,de, FIRST RAcE-Fiye and a halt furlanss: parSs5

BEST CHANCE-HIDDEN HAND
NEXT BEST-NATIVE SON
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Prominent Texas turfmen highly grctided
with the advance made by Thoroughbred racing
In their state during the LAST few reErs- and 50
successful has been the management Of the sport
conducted by the Breeders association that X
VIII rot be long before tie Lore Star state win
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Fme-.2s 50. as -. ia At post /
show: Kulniss. 5 place, 80 show; Sett
Frederick. Trained by ". :. Rapp.
ing second ess5ly. Third cleyerly-
Prince Frederick. or badly. WIS very
very stoutly anG just got up kumiss
orercGafdent IL last sixteenth. Old
xas u cszsfnr POET lost 100 nlnel
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ais p al l Tq Haa' on as sss
by Tmphan
sroad andnd Ame price
teauIr up n i
is krae Martini vase sing v d or him Rogers
to RyaiR making ua
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Ime-.22 3-5 A. .53 10 Al post ] mini
Righteasy. - place. Is show; Frieze.
Atalanta IL Trained By Z. II. Cooke. s.
and third ssm High nrice-Rigbteasy
last olt- bEt h WIS OF better to-day
pole where H. quickly moved up, bothered
claimed bv Walsh but not allowed RiEk
faaI furlo1E- She WIS beaten when int
far back Furnace ran fair race. Hors
Out all last quarter and ran Tar below }
she may he il need Of a letup.
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II develops that Comoury's failure 20 stick
out while running as fzForiye In the opeain
race Monday WAS due To the fact that he biet
Just as in his previous start.
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on at 300. Perjuicio. 9-io
Winner blk. b. by Galveston
Stanlorer, May l. y. Start.
Perjuicio ., Amelia I3. Vesrae
went after him. and he drew
ridden ell lsst fGrlong fc wia.
OF X. but luckily got through
leader st every stride. Sihari
Sesnle made up some ground
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inutes- on al i:4s- Frederick, SO place 90
40 show Winner d b. by His HjEhneSs-tie eoTsia
Succeed. Start good Won driE-
I-h price Frederick = Cazador /, Dick Wilson =
" 10 get under way moved up 81 last turn. closed
culd have won as race as Mentry was
tier ran fair race Dr. Crack badly ridden. So
,und with him. Dick Wilson hled
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-17
II duh pain that I could not quite I'M.

of dull pain that I could rot quite I'M.
derstand. Then there was dull head.
ache, and my mind seemed TO he
wandering continually. l ccul6 not
eat, and what little sen6 food / CID
eat could not retain on my stomach.
l tried every remedy could think OF,
and also tried out number Of patent
medicines, but without any apparent
result. 1t was through one Of ny
friends that heard OF Cooper's prep.
aration, and / Immediately decided
to try some OF 1t. 1t is two weeks
since / took my first dose of 1t, and
feel like a now woman. The head
ache seems to have disappeared, and
the pain In my stomach along with
1t. The medicine is worth its weight
in gold, and I want to thank Mr..
Cooper for what he has done for
me-"
Mr.. Edwin r. Morse, of 20 Oakley
street, Dorchester, suburb of Bos-
ton, says: For three years I had
not we'll cay. My stomach was in
frightful shape; the mere thought OF
food would nauseate me. and really
had horror of anything to eat. All
solid food would cause me extreme
Indigestion, floating and gas on my
stomach. and nothing tasted right.
Some time ago | got some of this
Cooper's medicines, about which
there Is so much talk. l actually
feel as well and strong as a boy ever
since the first bottle. Every sign Of
stomach trouble has disappeared, and
l have a hearty appetite and eat
three square meals: every thing
seems to taste good. Anyone who
knows what chronic indigestion Is
can appreciate what this means to
me. consider this the most remark.
able medicine ! ever heard Of"
We sell Mr.. Cooper's medicines,
and find them to be all he claims.
w. l.. Gokay.