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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-04
ORDER MANY LOCOMOTIVES.
Railroads Contract for Five Hundred
Engines During Month of October.

Chicago, Nov. 4.--Orders for over 500
locomotives were placed by the rail-
roads during the month. OF October,
aside from a single order of the New
York Central for over 300.
The Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul
has just placed orders for fifty con-
solidation type locomotives from the
Baldwin locomotive works, and fifty
Atlantic type engines from the Ameri-
can Locomotive Co.
1t is reported the Northwestern is
about to place an order for 100 in adj
dition to large order recently placed.
and the Alton has just placed an order
for three articulated compounds with
twelve driving wheels.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-04

Lost Boston terrier with four white
feet and crooked loop tail, wearing a
plated brass collar Return to j. w.
Smiths residence. North Broadway,
for reward.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-04
GOVERNOR BURKE
SENDS regrets
N. o. EXECUTIVE CANNOT AT
TEND HARVEST HOME DIN
NER IN MILES CITY
POLITICS FIRST.

Minneapolis, Nov. 4.-State business
VIII keep Governor John Burke OF
North Dakota from the Council of the
Minnekotas" dinner Of the Publicity
club Friday. He was to have been one
of the three speakers and intended to
tell about the resources of his state. In
"a letter to Governor A. o. Eberhart to-
day, Governor Burke said that matters
connected with the appointment of q
successor of the late Senator Johnson
would keep him at home. Governors
Eberhart and Vessey will be present.
uan4aA, c.Sr7. - 49, :. -
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-02
Failing Sight Causes Lee
10 Abandon Saddle

Jockey j. Lee. the colored rider who
established a worlds record by winning
the entire card of six races at Churchill
Downs, Louisville. KY. June 8. 1907.
has been compelled by falling eyesight
to abandon the saddle. temporarily at
least.
Lee came to California last fall to
ride for F. A Forsytne. TO whom he
had been under contract for about a
year. Lee failed to show in California
the clever form that marked his riding
in the east during the last two years.
and only recently has the real cause
for his slump been discovered.
After having ridden Warden disap-
pointingly a day or two ago Lee con-
f1ded to his employer that his eyes were
troubling him and that his inability TO
see we'll accounted for the frequency
with which he had been pOcketed in
races.
The boys retirement from the saddle
until such time as his eyesight may be
restored was Immediately determined
upon. He has been put under the care
of specialist and there is hope that
his aftiiction may eventually yield 20
treatment. Meanwhile he is constantly
getting heavier and his usefulness Will
undoubtedly be narrowed by his en-
forced absence from the saddle. There
is no Likelihood that he will ride again
in California this season.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-02
Friction May Develop Over
the Butte Track

H. I. Wilson, president of the Butte
Jockey club. put in an appearance at
Emeryville yesterday, having come to
California for the purpose of having a
conference with Harry Slower and Paul
Albertson concerning the details of the
proposed summer meetings at Butte
and Anaconda The conference will
take place within a day or two when
Slower comes down from his home in
PetaIuma, where he is recuperating
from the effects of severe attack of
illness. Wilson reports that Butte is
in a much more prosperous condition
than it was last year. and the meeting
is expected to be correspondingly sue
cessfuI
The conference between Slower, Al
bertson and Wilson may develop fric-
ton. Wilson is reported to be anxious
to curtail the scope of Stover's author
ity as general manager of the Butte
track. Slower. it is represented, does
not take kindly to Wilson's plans, and
the outcome of the impending clash will
depend upon the attitude of AIbertson.
Wilson has comparatively a small hold
ing the in the jockey club, while AL
bertson and Slower jointly hold the
controlling interest. Heretofore Slower
and Albertson have acted in harmony.
The report is current that Richard
Havey, who has been presiding Judge
at Butte the last two summers, viii not
be offered the position again, and that
Frank Skinner will get the appoint
ment. Skinner was associate judge last
season.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-02

game will be interesting as both teams sre
evenly matched Lunt will pitch for Mission
and Street for Lowell. The game viii be
played at Twelfth and Mission streets
The Grifons Of San Francisco will open their
season Sunday. April I. by playing the Port
Costas of Melrose- They have games also with
Napa, Concord. Elmhurst. Port Costa Of p. c.
and the Palo Alto Outlaws" They have
April Is open and would like to hear from
country teams; also open dates after May
and would like TO hear from Santa Rosa.
challenges TO ]. Herzog, SIS Santa Clara ave
nue., Alameda.
The d. p. G.'s. a fraternity or this city,
will soon organize baseball team. Their line
up will be follows: Billy Cowan. pitcher;
Abe Cohen. catcher; Ed McDoward. first base:
Frank McCrellus second base; Ernest Goodlel
McCrellus- center fielder; Albert Jacobs, left
fielder Franck Jacobs. right nelder-
VALLEJO, April The Star Milling team Of
South Vallejo defeated the J. p Connors Of
Port Costa at Port Costa last Sunday after
noon by score of TO p The feature OF the
game was the battery work Of Green and Jew
EFT for the victors. The Stars have several
open dates and would like TO hear from ans
amateur team in the state Address, Arthur
Williams, care Star milling company, South
Vallejo.
The Southern Heights nine is on the job sgair
and issues challenge 10 any amateur team
in the state. The lineup Is as follows: Pitch
base, Dolan; second base. LOtzen: third base
Cullen; shortstop. Griffin; outfelders Wallace
Glacken and French Address G.. A Burkette
2SS Connecticut street, city
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-02
Sports Brevities

WINS SECOND POOL BLoCK-Chlcago. April
1-Cowboy Charles Weston the second
block of. the championship pool match from
Champion Thomas Hueston here tonight By a
score of 243 to 204
RUNNERS FINISH TRAINING York.
April 1.-Longboat. Dorando, Shrubb. Hayes,
Maioney and ST. Yves. the Marathon stars. who
the polo grounds Saturday. finished their training
today.
WRESTLER MAHMoUT LosES-C1eveland.
o. APRIL 1-Yusif Mahmout lost In handicap
wrestling match with Joe Rogers here tonight.
Mahmout agreed OF throw Rogers twice In an
hour but the Turk unable TO secure single
fall in the limit.
SUTTON DEFEATS sLossoN-New York,
April by far the most exciting game OF the
professional championship 1872 balk line tourna-
ment was played tonight when George Sutton of
hin game by score OF 500 to 46o.-
FOR DENVER MEETING-Chicago April L.
John Condor, the racetrack magnate. announced
today that he had agreed to manage a 30 day
meeting at Denver at the request of the Over
land Jockey club. The meeting will begin June
81 and continue until July 80.
FAILS TO THROW PoNs TwICE-New Or
leans April 1.-4Eruest Siegfried failed to throw
Carl Pons twice within the stipulated time CT
one hour in Greaeco Roman wrestling match
here today. Siegfried got one fall In 1 minute
20 seconds. but could not down the Frenchman
again.
BAILEY IS RECALLED Pueblo. Colo, April
1.--.Bill'. Bailey the pitcher farmed to Pueblo
by the ST Louis American league team, has
been recalled by Manager McAleer. Pitcher
Swift formerly with the Wilkesbarre club of
fhe New York state league, will be sent to
Pueblo In Bailey's stead
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-02
Workouts at Emeryville

Julia Powell-Three-q quarters in 1: :0S.
Prince Gal-Ffve-eighths IN 1 :04 3-5.
Renmure-Three-quar in lis.
Fordello-Three-quarte in lis.
Hoyle-Three- eighths in :42.
Handmaiden-Five-eighth In :07 2-5.
Aks-Ar-Ben Ben-Three-quarters in / rs AS.
Light Wool-Three-q quarters in 1:21.
Rubrie-Mile In 1:4T.
Boas-Half in 81
Royal Maxim-Half in 81.
Hampton Beauty-Three-quarter in I:20.
Fulford-Three-eighths in :3S.
Tennessee Boy-Three-Quarters in / 90 2-5.
Legatee-Mile in 1:49 3-5.
Aunt Kitt-Three-qusrter in 1:1S 3-5.
Tony Ahearn-Three eighths in 80 As.
-Three-eighths in 40.
Dargin-Half in 80 2-5.
0sceola-Three quarters In 20.
Redeem-Five-eighths In 1:05.
Arasee-Half in so 1-5.
Jim Gaffney-Haf in 80 2-5-
Joe Madden and Restigouche-Half in 5S 5.
King Jame5-Three-Q quarters in liza
Gretchen and Sir John-Half In :53.
Grahame-Three-eighrh in IS 10.
: East End-Iialf in :52.
0kenite-Three-quart in 1:19 Is.
Flying SquirTel-Five-eghth in 1903 20
Meelick and Woodcrsft-Three-eig -eighths I
80 20.
A. B. Cook -Eive-eighths in 1904.
Judge Quinn-Half IN 30
Montgomery-Haf in :5I 3-5.
Alice Collins-Three-quart in 1:19.
Tom Hayward-Five-eighths in 1:O4
Blameless-Fiye-eighth in 1:0S 50.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-02
FIVE FAVORITES
LAND OUTSIDE
MONEY
Charlie EHiSOu's Royal Tourist
The Only Public Choice to
Win at EmeryViTe
By J. p. Jefery

After having been on their good be-
haNior. so 10 speak, for a few days
The horses performed. anything but
satisfactorily at EmeryvilIe yesterday.
Charlie Ellisons Royal Tourist. at
opdson. was the only favorite that won.
ne remaining FIVE favorites finished
out Of the money. In this category
We're Harry Grothe. Bright Skies. Rose
gal Husky and Cello. None of these
horses met with any particularly bad
racing luck. and their failure to run
Up 10 expectations must be explained
on other grounds. All were soundly
beaten Jockey Mentry had the mount
on Two Of the least promising-Harry
Grothe and Cello. Taplin handled
bright skies, and Scoville was up on
Hosegal
J. Il. Sheehsn and Keep Moving. two
oL the afternoons winners al long
ODDS, had run poorly the previous
t.aaes out under different track condi-
ions, which may have been account
~9ie Tor the nlpf1Op. Hush Money, an
ytrer winner at long odds, had been
llnnlnS well enough 10 have war
ranted shorter price. Oswald and
t1lsh Gun, the remaining winners, were
eotA obtainahle at longer odds than
ranted
Jockey Sandy. who had been fined
only the day before for running amuck
with Old Mexico, repeated his, often
SlNe rough riding tactics on Bucolic, e
long shot with which he finished in
A-le money IN the third race after hav-
ing forced Jockey Coburn TO pull up
or go over the fence in the final drive.
Coburn claimed foul. which looked 10
be Wen grounded and which the spec
tators expected 10 see allowed, but the
judges decided otherwise and contented
themselves with f1ning Sandy $50.
Jockey Taplin was also involved in
q piece Of rough riding in the succeed
ing race. a result Of which Keep
Moving, his mount and the eventual
winner was badly cut down. Joe Rose.
the horse that Taplin shut of. almost
fell and was thereby eliminated as e
contender. The stewards viii conduct
an inquiry into the case today.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-02
GOOD THINGS ARE
PUT THROUGH AT
ARCADIA
Winning of BeiIeek and Beau
cfere Saves the Talent From
Utter R0uf
Especial Dispatch TO The CALI

LOS ANGELES, April 1.-"Good
things" showered on the talent this
afternoon at Arcadia, and only the
winning of Belleek in the first and
Beauclere IN the last saved them from
utter rout. All the good things that
cashed in the other five races were
well played. however, but it was the
sharpshooters who got the money, and
the books had their first winning day
in week. 1t was selling platers' day,
and horses of class were not out.
Belleek stood out in the first race like
a good thing and won in that fashion.
Delmas, at 10 to I. annexed the baby
race in a field OF nlaidens, all heavily
played. Ostend. one of j. E. Madden's
youngsters, was played on suspicion
and got the place. Soprano, backed
from fifteens to tens, romped all the
way ahead of Toller another good
thing in the third. Goldena, which
Tom Shaw played from thirties to fours,
never was worse than first in the
fourth, which was a measly bunch of
$50 horses.
Donatus. which Frank Regan has
been trying to put over all season,
finally gathered for him in the fifth
at Is to /, beating Jane Laurel easily.
Descomnets beat Sandpiper and Wool
winder in the sixth at a long price.
and Beauclere beat Vanen, the good
thing in the last race.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-02
Wheelmen Enter for Novice
Race in Stadium

Entries closed last night for the an
nual novice race which viii be held at
the stadium Sunday afternoon. Teams
were entered by the Bay City wheel
men, Golden City wheelmen. New Cen
tury wheelmen, Berkeley wheelmen.
Alameda wheelmen and Garden City
wheelmen.
The novice race is the first scheduled
event of the year. 1t will be over 80
miles, each rider to do five miles. The
teams with the riders placed as they
will ride are:
Bay City wheelmen-G. webber, h. Wagner,
G. McNallyA F. Mclaughlin, III. Sauter, g.
Cruden.
Golden City wheelmen-A. Pollmacker, A. Da-
mon, NJ. Glynn, t. Doran. j. Mclaughlin, ].
Martin.
New Century wheelmen-w. Hammitt r.
Ghdden. E. Donovan, E. Holmes, G. Wegger-
man. w. Bowen.
Berkeley wheelmen-O. Brazabon j. Patton.
W Goodenough, B. Bernard, G. Barry. ". Spen-
Ger.
Alameda wheemen-F. BruzzonI. II. Clark,
W Wilson T. Marshall, B. Clark, ]. Santo.
Garden City wheelmen-E. Kloss, E. Gillet..
W. Walther A. Moore. F. Walters. F. Escobar.
Central City wheemen--J. Rizzo, W. Ben
nett. H. Mckinley, P Cooney, J. Lazarus, T.
Burns.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-02
Bo0kies Have First, WINNING Day i'm Week i'm the South
AMATEUR BASEBALL !.

season Sunday afternoon and great start is
looked for. The Transportation club will play
Berkeley at Berkeley. the United Railroads
performs at Hayward and the Wiley B. Aliens
VIII invade Fruitvale. The Tribunes. Alameda
not be seen in action until a week later.
The league Is made up of the following clubs:
Transportation club. George G.. Fraser, manager;
Olympic club Frank Atkins, manager; Tribunes,
Bert Grim. manager; United Railroads. P. n.
Pidge. manager; Gantner & Mattern. Joe So
lari, manager; Alameda Alerts, Al Kline, man
ager; Fruitvale, A. c. Jacobson. manager: Hay
ward. Jack Hammond. manager: Berkeley, j.
II. Whitman, manager. Brockhoff, Larsen and
DR.. Powell will act umpires during the
season
The Golden Sheafs of Berkeley are in the
field again. They played their first game with
at the end of the seventh inning with the
score s to 6. All country teams desiring games
will address ]. w. Cramer 1927 Addison street,
Berkeley.
The Tom billions and the General hospital
Sunday. afternoon Both mines have been play
ing fast ball of late and good game is
looked for. The billions have several open
dates. Address, R. c. Pierce, l6 Palmer street,
city.
With a record OF twenty-six won and four
lost last season. the crack B and LIS are out
mines. Hollister. Tracy. Monterey and St:
Helena preferred. Address. Carl Lamerdin, $50
Vallejo street. city.
The Mission high school baseball team will
meet fhe Lowell nine tomorrow morning. The
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-02
Arcadia Gossip

Los ANGELES. April IA number Of stables
that have been racing here were today shipped
opens there April 10. Among the stables ship
ped were J. II. Shilling and Wade McLemore
each three head, and I've belonging to Barney
Jockey Palms arrived here today and viii re
main until the close Of the season He had
ti,e mount on He Knows in the third race
The stewards today reinstated Jockey Grand.
and notice 10 that effect Was sent 10 the boy
ib Chicago. Grand ruled OF about a year
ago for alleged corrupt ridiHg.
Barney Schreiber has decided 10 proIong bis
star here l8pger than he intended. he expects
70 return north SATURDAY. night.
Mauseer ". " Finn Of the Utah racing as.
socIafion Will 70 % San Francisco tomorrow
night on business connected with the comine
meeting al Salt Lake. Finn has arranged 10
20 he ran at the meeting published and dis
fribUted among horsemen this week. Entries
viii open ia few days and close May 10.
Prank Peabody. formerly connected with the
central office Of the New York police depart.
uent viii have charge of the policing OF the
Jockey Archibald was seen in the saddle
here for the FIRST time in several weeks The
boy who arrived last night was applauded when
passing the stand sstride OF Toller in the third
" p. Fine win ship bis stable Of nine
horses direct 10 Churchill Downs, Louisville.
early next week
He knows, making hts start for the FIRST
time at this meeting. the medium Of heavy
pisy. The tip was sent broadcast. but the
horses hackers did not gather anything -Goldena.
also starting today for the first time, was an
oother hot Zip, but unlike He knows. the Stock
nsrn justified the heavy plunge her by win
ring her race after being backed from l5 to 4
10 I.
here received notification today from hfs en-
piorer IN Louisville that the Kentucky derby
would be rB1 May 3 and that the psri mufuel
machines would be used az Churchill Downs.
Jockey I.fndborst was thrown in the fifth
race when his mount. Robert Gray. stumbled
and went down. The boy sustained broken
lee ana possibly internal injuries. Lindhorst
IS under contract 10 r. Nsilhnuser. who has
beer irving TO sell the boys contract TO J. r.
y estcr n.
Jockey MCGEE got IN the limelight today by
riding three winners
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-02
SMITH CHOSEN CAPTAIN

BERKELEY. April 1.-Walter z.
Smith. star third basemen Of the uni
versity nine, who has been acting ais
coach and manager during the last two
weeks. was elected 20 lead the nine
against Stanford this afternoon Smith
occupies the unique position of being
captain, coach and manager. Previous
names of the men who yVoi,ld make mn
the team in the first game of the series
with Stanford on California field Sat
urday afternoon as follows: Pitcher,
Forker; catcher Stoner: first Brady;
second, Lewis; short. Anthony; third.
Smith; left field, Allen. center field
Steele; right field, Christen.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-02
BUYS FAST PACERs

Activity in the sale Of thoroughbred
harness horses continues unabated In
the state, and Gil Curry announced
last night that he had acted as the
agent Of wealthy eastern horse fanciers
in the buying of two we'll known
mares. The sale was consumnlated
yesterday. and the horses will be
shipped east today. From j. w Mar
shall Of Dixon Curry bought Mona
wilkes, the fastest record horse in Cal
ifornia- Wilkes is a pacing mare and
has a record of 2:03A. She is out -of
Trix by Demonio, and is 6 years old
From Dave Hoffman. Harry K, a green
mare PAGER was secured. Mary X lie
s years old and has a matinee record
of 2:10. She was sired by zembro, who
had record Of 2:11 u.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-02
Leighton Will Insist Upon
Open Booking
[Speeioi Dispatch 10 The CALI

Los ANGELES. April 1.--Judge Rob-
ert F. Leighton has been requested to
take entire charge of the 60 day meet
ing that opens in Victoria. B. c., May
"a. He will accept the offer, if he can
make satisfactory terms with the Vic
toria jockey club. Should he take
charge. Leighton will insist upon open
booking, and the elimination of all un-
pleasant features.
Concerning the new track at Vancou- :
ver Leighton today said that as soon
as certain formalities were gone
through with that work would be
started without delay
A. NJ. Allen of Monterey will have
charge of the construction, and IT is
expected that everything will be ready
to permit racing to begin August l.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-02
LONG AND GARDNER LOSE
TSbee;oI Disooich 10 The Call

NORDHOFF, Cal, April In the all
cemers doubles in the DIAL tennis tour
nament today Melvin Long and Carl
Gardner were beaten by Bell and Bum
dy of Los Angeles in strafg ght sets 6-4.
81. This was in the second round.
Hazel Hotchkiss is IN line for the ladies'
championship, having beaten Mary
Brown OF Los Angeles. 6-2. So. and
followed this by defeating Mrs. Far
ouhar, 6---1. 81.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-02
jeff Stops Training After
Sharkey's Spiel
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

IOPcIIuI LISpdICH 10 I TIC NuII
BOSTON. April 1.-Since Tom Sharkey
announced at the Armory club here
Tuesday night that he would meet
Johnson or any heavyweight in the
world Jim Jeffries has ceased training.
Whether this statement by the former
sailor had any bearing on Jeffries
plans Is not known. but yesterday. for
the first time since he has been here
nearly two weeks-Jeffries not did en-
gage in any training stunts except for
his short skit in his act
Jeffries has been taking five mile
jogs every morning and has worked
hard behind the scenes. but today he
cut out this work. too.
Prominent fistic experts here after
watching JEFF for the last 10 days,
claim that he will never be able to
that he should come out with a state-
ment one way or the other without
keeping the public waiting any longer
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-02
JOHNSON PAYS FINE

NEW YORK. April Jack" John
son, the worlds champion heavy weight
pugilist, appeared in court today to
answer charge of long standing pre-
ferred against him by Aimee Douglas
a negro girl of II years Before John
sons appearance in court. Joseph Meth
erlan, a negro porter, was arrested
charged with attempting to bribe Miss
Douglas to stay away from court. After
a hearing Johnson was convicted on a
charge preferred by Miss Douglas and
a fine OF 5000 was imposed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-02
noa.berE WIN nepart

Book Maker Mark Boasberx. who
came to California on leave of absence
pending an appeal of the case in which
he was convicted OF violation of the
Locke anti-booking law at New Or
leans. announced yesterday that he
would leave California today. with
Jacksonville. Fla, as his destination.
Racing began at a new track In Jack
sonville last Saturday. Boasberg has
been booking at Emeryville with 1ndif-
ferent success.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-02
ARCADIA RESULTS.

SANTA ANITA. April Lone hundred and
eighth day: weather clear; track fast.
FIRST RAcE-Five and half furlongs. sell
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T.. St Str. Fin.
6-5-Belleek Howard .....110 1hl
1o-1-Annie Wells wilson .11o 2 IS 2n
Time-:oe 80 III Is, :2s 3-5. Al :53 3-5.
1:oe As. At post minutes. OF at 1855. Lula
G, yibrate, Marchesa Weymouth, Lanits, Golden
Value TO winner 1925. Winner. b. f. by Sem
pronius- Belle Swift. Trained by K. Patterson.
SECOND RACE-Three and half furlongs,
Odds. Horse and JOCKEY. VT. st. Str. Fin.
12-l-Delmas tButwelD .....Ios al
sS-1stend 9 Wilson, lsan,.s. .1da 1d3 10 y 2n
2:2sl1 Chameleon Girl. Miles O'Connell. severa.
Matchem, Charles Fox. Ell Perfecto, Ketchel.
MacNel, Barney Mason. finished named.
Value TO winner 1925. Winner, eh. g. by Luke
ward-Coleta. Trained by r. ". Holland.
oor THIRD ga EAcEsia Ed a,fss fsEonss selling n 81,
si-ToRier s'O yAfehibsld, los : 81 Il
aAft Tme"la Is senasss as "a sa is igs ~ a5 loo.
I:is Is. At post minutes. on at 2:51. Byron,
Vivant, Wistara, He Knows. / Told You Kuro-
isbed named. Value to winner 1925. Winner,
b. M by sempronius Sweet Singer. Trained by
S. NJ. Henderson.
FOuRIH HACE--Slx fnrlongS selling
Odds Horse and Jockey. W.T.. st. Str Fin.
5-l-Goldena (Ricel .103 l l L
41-Ben Sand Brooks loo 2 b 22
41-willie Gregg tKennedy) Jos 3
Time-:12 20. :23 As. :35 4-5, "A As,
800 As. 1:I4 Is. At post 4 minutes. on at
3:14. Quaggs. st. Or Laudable, Bonton, Con-
stantis, Lddington, Tendercrest. Stella A, Lodo.
Hazeline. finished named. Value to winner
1926. Winner. b. m. by Goldspinner Edna Mac
Trained by H. yanry.
FIFTH RACE-one mile selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str Fin.
l5-l-Donatus (Brooks) .....103 . II 1 h
16-5-Jane Laurel tButwelI .l0I / 23
'a1a mms@1a !hSs' a "a 80 az AZ i as i.os 10
lib 3-5, I:26 3-5, / :3s AS. At post minutes.
OF at 2:42. Prometheus, Miss Naomi Alien
berg, DR.. Mayer, Buckthorn, Hickey Daley,
Angleface, Nasmsrffo Robert Cray. finished as
named. Value TO winner 1925 Winner, B.. c. by
Hastings Donna d'oro Trained by r. Regan.
SIXTH RACE-one mile, selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey VT. st. Str Fin.
-Descomnets (McGee) ..1o5 / / h
S-5-Sandpiper (Kennedy). .101 q 22
4-1-Woolwinder tWilson) ..104 50 81
Time-1:3s. Montclair and Kopec finished as
named.
SEVENTH RACE-one and three sixteenths
odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T.. st. Str. Fin
I-2-Beauclere tMc5ee) lib IA IL
4-l-yanen fKennedy4 .....10I 2 20
11,5-County Clerk IT. Rice) ITO 5 8 Sc
Time-2:01. Merlingo and Needful finished as
named.