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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-07-23

Most am school teach you bookkeeng shorthand and
tybeO,zang in fair shape
But is that ALL you need2 Not by any means
Not one Young person hnd,gd really kn00s what goes to
make business greatest value him. as few use
care and Judgment in choosing their future trainers
Know what you want find aOAeye it is; then gff IT.
The most erbense part Of conducting live business school
is not hiring do the Racg but in securing proper
management
this the thing that makes our business course worth
more to you than that of any other school.
You first get your business net must use It,
And the show you hoa and zOe's to use It.
We do leave you your experience but give you all
the aid you need to secure your first position
Throughout all your stay with you'll see those niue things
we do to give you definite knowledge of the 7as OF business
men, We break the ice for you and hack you in the bus
game.
We keep an record of student We learn his
soug points and of Them when the time comes
for your first position bring os before the man who
| wants you and impress him with your vahye.
Not every has the strong points, and should zee
do as most schools do students would do no better
An observing automobile asked for girl last oatur-
day. We asked him what he would pay and he replied It's
not the pay that bohers it's the girl If get girl that
will answer phone ntegenty who order parts cor
recy get my bills time, sell gallon OF ubr-
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-07-23

Check X the studies you want.
1. Bookkeeping
2. Penmanship
3. Business Arithmetic
a. Business Law
5. Letter writing
6. Grammar
7. Spelling
8. Business office practice
9. Ornamental PenmanShip
10. Gregg Shorthand
n. Touch Typewriting
II. Special Billing course for ex
perienced stenographers
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-07-23

fury System of Bookkeeping the Gregg Lghtne Short
hand the method of placing you good position
at Beo
And back of all this the knowhow the personal guarantee
the reputation the character and attention of the
who have made the students of Beot Business College
successful, w H and c. B. WILLIAMSON
We in this work to stay. All our money all our friends
all energies, all our everything in it with
could you see cear-cut the opportunities
of OUR future students opportunities than most other
students haveyou would feel that there will always
be something lacking you do not get and help
And every word say prove. Send for our Journal it
the proof records the progress of students In
you will find young and of chance than
you brains than you; of no pluck and common
you 1t will show what you do by what they
have done.
will tell you of Frank NJ Thoeson of Wiota Gratot
and South Wayne who after only three months experience IS
earning 500 month with the American Express Company
will tell you of Charles E. Baker who only fifteen months
ago started at SI week with the Daily News Of Beo, and
81 800 year with the Minneapolis Tribune
Both boys Of bright active minds but their
Business College training that bent their talents the
right direction And their must make plain what
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Do sign accept scholarship until you find
out what we do for you.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-29
GOLD GUN TO BE USED
IN STARTING THE AUTOS
New York to Seattle Event Draws
Ton Starters, Among Thorn Two
Cars Made in Detroit.

NEW YORK. May 2S.-With re-
volver garnished with Alaska Yukon
gold. Mayor Mcclellan will, at p. NJ.
June /, start from the city hall ten
automobiles in the contest from New
York to Seattle. The object OF the
race is the advancement Of good ROADS
and to demonstrate the possibility OF
a national roadway from the Atlantic
to the Pacific. The prizes will
amount to $3.50. the winner getting
81. 900 cash end the Roberet Guggen'
helm trophy. The cars that will essay
this long Journey, and whose drivers
have been announced are:
Two Ford's, driven by Burt Scott
and Frank Kulick; an Acme, driven
by George Salzman; a WEIGH. by
Charles Trewin. q Zust, by George
Sewekes, and a Franklin, by S. S.
Mapes The Stearns people will enter
two Of their machines, while the
Shawmut and the Thomas will have
one each, but they have so far with
held The names OF their handlers.
The route will be via Albany. SYRIA
cuse. Buffalo, Cleveland, Toledo. Chi
cago to st. Louis. Beyond st. Louis
there Will be no daily schedule and
the competitors will follow any route
they desire. checking in at IL differ
ent official points between st. LOUIS
and Seattle
The Detroit times., 1909-05-29
BIG MARATHON ON AT
CHICAGO THIS AFTERNOON
st. Yves Is the Favorite, but a Bunch
Of Good Men Comprise the Field,
Tom Longboat Included.

CHICAGO. May 29.-With every
prospect OF weather fair and warm, 4
record crowd Is expected TO see the
eight fastest Marathon runners in the
world compete this afternoon for
prizes ranging from five 10 one thous
and dollars. 1t will be an interna-
tional Marathon and the first preten'
tious affair OF the kind Chicago mas
attempted since the Marathon craze
began.
The following men will face the
starters gun this afternoon at 8
o o'clock:
Henry ST. Yves. France; Tom Long
boat, Canada; Fred Simpson. Canada
Fred Appleby, Canada; Johnny Hayes,
Ireland Matt Maiehey,1 Ireland Jehii
Syanbcrg. Sweden; Alexander Thi-
beau. French Indian.
All the above men were at the AM
orican league grounds yesterday.
where the race Is TO be run. and they
all took final workouts.
Tom Longboat was the last OF the
contestants TO arrive. Alexander TIL
beau, the only Chicagoan in the race,
will make his debut In the professional
ranks today. DorandC Pietri Is the
only star that will not be on hand
According to reports the little Italian
is in no condition TO run.
st. Yves Is naturally the favorite
on account OF his recent showing In
the races at New York.
The race Is eight laps to the mile
The runners will circle the park 209
times before they can finish.
Martin B. Herbert will referee the
race, and James j. Jeffries will start
the runners en- their long grind.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-29
SOME OF THE INCIDENTS IN THE BIG
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAME OF THE YEAR

Killian's sneak ball got Purtell In a
rally In the eighth.
Parent and Bush felded like diminu-
tive nends all day.
For a substitute Purtell played a
mighty brilliant game of ball.
Sullivan still sticks TO his copy
righted non-pneumatic protector
The Sox tried the squeeze I'm the Sec
ond with Sullivan up but foul spoiled
IT.
Our old friend Freddie Payne. APP
peared for few moments on the
coaching lines.
KiIlian's uncanny ability to keep Is
bell from hitting was really the secret
OF his success.
Both the pitchers kept the runners
anchored on first and Burns nipped one
Tiger OF the base.
Sullivan had three chances TO break
IL up and came near doing IL with hts
double In the thirteenth.
This diet Of lett-handers Will soon
find the Tiges as able 10 slug them as
the regular style OF delivery.
welday and Purtell robbed Moriarty.
The formers catch was the supreme
effort OF the day In the outheld.
Dougherty was the only one OF the
alleged sluggers Of either team. able to
guage the offerings Of the pitchers.
IL was a game in which Detroit got
the worst OF the breaks right TO the
The Detroit times., 1909-05-29

finish. The umpires couldn't see as on
close decisions.
The sparkling fielding play OF the
game was BGshs relay OF a throw to
the plate from Mcintyre which cut or
Atz at the plate. ~
In addition To showing more steam
than at any time since the DAYS OF
1907. Killian was working his head to
great effect all through.
Less lenient scoring would have
given Parent an error on Crawford g
grounder In the final period. Freddie
should have gotten his man
The Tigers stuck to IL that Burns
move toward hrst was really n balk
Much shouting from the bench failed
TO arouse the attention OF the jumps.
After forcing Crawford In the four
teenth. cobb stole second. paving the
ball out OF ATS hands. IL was des-
perate chance and paved the way to
victory.
Umpire Evans made IT, impossible for
the Tigers TO win I'm tho regulation
period Cohb's hunt looked safe TO the
whole crowd and should have scored
Bush in the sixth.
WeIday went into whites position In
center field at the last moment. The
change means that the dentist Will
take whirl at the Tiges in the box
today or tomorrow
A momentary tumble by Cobb
stopped a possible chance OF cutting
OF Atz at the plate with the run. He
The Detroit times., 1909-05-29
COMEDIES HYLAND rs.
Battling Nelson Says He'll Put Him
OutThen in Battle Tonight.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 29.-"All
the talk In. the world about my not
training is not going TO stop me from
putting out Dick Hyland inside of 20
rounds" This was Battling Nelson
statement today when he heard OF the
criticism along these lines regarding
his chances In today's mill with Hy-
land. Nelson seems TO be In the best
OF condition. Hyland has been train
ing hard for three months and there
can be no question about his trim
Great interest Is being shown In the
match and a great crowd Is expected.
The weather 10 q little cool, but not
enough 10 keep the night fans away
from the fight.
Nelson Is favorite at the ODDS OF
10 to 4.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-29
TRACK IS FAST f0h
THE BIG GAMES /
IN STADIUM
Harvard Now Regarded a. the Prob
able Victor in the Intercol-
legiate Meet, Closing "a
Today.
Some Of the Events Can Already Be
Predicted and It's Conceded That
Michigan Doesn't Figure.

BOSTON, Mass. May 29.--Fa.r
weather and fast track after ths
heavy rains shouldomaks the |. c. A.
A. A. annual In the Harvard stadium
today memorable one by the crowd
in the twenty or more participating
colleges Will draw and In the records
that will be probably tied or broken.
Indications based on the preliminary
heats point To Harvard as he probable
victor Harvard showed unexpected
strength yesterday In the field events.
her weakest point. Barr easily held
his own in the pole vault at IL feet
l-2 inches and will fight 1t out with
Campbell OF Yale with odds about
even In the weights Harvard showed
up well with Little and expects ID
take first or second with Kruger.
OF Swarthmore. Harvard has three
men in the high jump. who will make
Garfield OF Yale earn his place. In
the hammer, Cornell and Yale will d.
vide honors, while the broad jump viii
be anyone's, even with Cook. OF Cor
nell, as favorite.
Harvard should take both OF tbs
spriuts with Foster. with Dawburn OF
Princeton as second man. Everything
looks favorable for the establishment
OF a new record in the mile, when
Jacques of Harvard meets PAUL, the
crack runner from Pennsyivania- 4sfs
hopes lies In the hurdles, which she
expects Howe will take from Gardner
and Rand of Harvard.
With Harvard's unexpected strength
in the field II now seems to be gen.
orally supposed that she will take the
pennant. that Cornell VIII place sec
ond and Yale third, with Princeton,
Pennsylvania and Dartmouth nghti1g
IL out for the remaining honors.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-29
JOHNSON sIDE-STEPPING.
Tells Audience at New York Theater
He viii Never Meet jeff.
BY w. p. McLouoHLIN.

New York. May 2S.-Jack Johnson
went into one of the boxes in Hurtig
& Seamon's music hall III One Hun
dred and Twenty-ffth-st. accompanied
by Yank Kenny, his sparring partner
and halfway manager. There was q
lot OF local color" In the house.
Johnson was yelled at and whistled
at until he got up in his seat. He re-
cited these few lines:
THE public or anybody In this
house will never live To see James j.
Jeffries and Jack Johnson fight. JEFF
ries Is pretty old man-too old 10
get into condition. He carries too
much fat am confident and positive
that the public will never see Johnson
and Jeffrfes fight am going 20 Cali
fornia to fight AL Kaufman"
There cannot be anything back OF
that statement other than the desire
TO duck" from Jeffries.
But Jeffries Is man OF his word
he'll be on the job at the moment he
Is due. and the ring will see the last
OF the meanest, most irresponsible,
least reliable and altogether untrust.
worthy boxer who ever corralled a
title.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-29

| had a license to score from second on
clean hit. however.
Kliian believes that, In the usual
trend OF circumstances. IL Is better to
pass man who has already secured
three balls. than 20 put over a straight
one with men on bases
Detroits one error was on OIyeary's
perfect throw 20 second. Schaefer
tripped just As he got over 10 cover the
sack. Cobb saved tho day by winging
his man out at third on the overthrow.
With Hahn on second and none out
in ChicaKo's fourteenth, Schaefer by q
superhumaa EFFORT knocked down
DouRherty's drive on it, way into right
field and held the visitors aeet-foot at
third.
Killian's six passes did not count az
oil In the scoring. though they did ar
ford some interesting situations In
the main his gifts were 20 the men
who were hitting. Several were inten-
tiOnal.
send the score cards around again"
demanded an outraged gent al the close
OF the eleventh. But "Puggy" and his
assistants were too busy watching the
game and missed a grand business op-
portunityk
In the twelfth as the Tigers came TO
bat. there was a row over The ball in
play. Sullivan claiming that the Tigers
had introduced a rabbit" Evans gave
them the benefit OF the doubt and called
for another sphere.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-29

NOTEWORTHY EVENTS
IN THE LEAGUE RACE

Killian and Burns battled IA
innings At Detroit. O'Leary's
fourth hit scoring Cobb with the
winning run.
In the game nj Detroit. Isbell.
at first base Tor Chicago. got "a
put-outs. but failed 10 hit In seven
times up. ii
Cleveland punched hits on
Powell in the seventh at st.
Louis and won for Young. whose
pitching Is improving again.
The Athletics got TO Hughes In
the eighth for two runs. breaking
the tie and winning for Dygert.
3 to /.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-29

shoulders devolved the responsibility
OF the smuggling and. ably assisted by
his old.time chum, Capt. Schaefer. no
filled the bill. Twice the pair bunch
ed hits and the second time 1t tied
the score, OLearys double being fol.
lowed by fine drive TO left from
Schaefers bat OH which Charlie came
tumeling home
A peculiar part Of Chicago's work
at bat was the fact that hits by Atz
and Burns. the Sox' two weakest bat
tiers, with Sullivan's sacrifice In the
sandwich. Melted the only run of Kill
lian-secured. by the way. at time
when II looked as II the pitchers drive
had won his own game for him.
And today the Tigers face big Ed
Walsh with Mullin or Willett on the
mound for the home forces.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-29
weather-clouuy track heavy
AZ IAMEsT0MN.


First Race year olds furlongs-
Belle Mawr. los: Johnny Wise 10,
Polly Lee los; Brookline. 1U5; KIN
and Kin, l0S: Gentle, l06; St. Angus
tus, 1O5, Altar, los.
Second Race year-olds, selling. G
furlongs-'Alice Mack. 100 Lady Chill
ton l05: Rose Beaumont l05; Elysium.
80; Gay King. 1902. High Hat. 1902.
Donation. 100; Lily Pad. l00 Font, lO2
kenmore Queen. 100. "Colmo. 100.
Third Race year-olds ana up, sell
ing. mile-k empton. 100. Jennie Wells.
1O7; Noiseless. 100; May Jene. 100; Sun
Fire. 112; .Eminola. 102, lncognito. ll2.
King OF Bashan, 100. Margaret 100;
Rick. 100; Lamp Trimmer ll2; Miss
h. o. b, los.
Fourth Race year-olds and up.
mile--Takahira, 100: Laura. So; Mys-
tiher, gS: Pearl Point 10: Kempton.
80; Eschau, %; Font. "a; Montbert. 81;
Escutcheon. 92.
Fifth Rare--5-year-o and up, sell
ing 6 ADMINISTRATORS 9S. Mont
bert, 10. Donaldo, 10, Spanish Prince.
lO2;. 'Golden Castle. 1902; 'John Morris.
107: Momentum, l07, Escutcheon. li2.
'Billie Hibbs, l07, 'Baby Willie. los
Black Sheep, 1l0.
SIXTH fHCV==f YEAR =UfCS anu UP, Srft=
.ngLI-l6 miles-=killochan-l King
Thistle, 100, Lois CaVanaugh, 1903: Sir
Galahad 1913; Judge Saufiey. 1866 Coun-
termand. los; Montrose. 100. Winning
Star, 10S; Miss Marjorie. IS; Lady Cay
Spanker. 1903, Milestone. l05.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-29
CAN YOU BEAT THISi
Jack O'Brien Has Photo Taken, Box
ina With Uncle Joe Cannon.

YOUNGSTOWN, ia. May 29.-"Uncle
Joe" Cannon and philadelphia Jack
OBrien put on The gloves today. But
they did not mix 1t. The speaker
came here today with Congressman
Wanger, who wanted TO interest the
car of the house In his bill appro-
priating $50 600 for the erection Of
memorial arches 10 Washington and
Steuben on the Continental camp
ground. The party made the trip In
en- automobile AMI stopped at O'Brien's
training camp. O'Brien welcomed
them. and after discussing everything
but the tariff bill. and Jeff's chances
With Johnson. they put on the gloves
and had their pictures taken. Then
the speaker had some refreshments
and proceeded on his way.
Hes wonder, but l don't see
where he holds the knockout wallop.'
was Jacks parting comment.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-29
Apprentice allowance
" eather-Clear. track fast.
celt VIII Be Eavorlte.

NEW YORK. May 2s.-When James
r. Keenes Celt galloped home winner
by nearly a furlong in the Jockey
clubs weight for age race at Belmont
park. yesterday. he showed that he
was good and today finds him install
ed favorite for the Brooklyn handicap.
which will be run next Thursday at
Sheepshead Bay. His closest oppon-
ent Is expected to be Sam Hildreth's
King James.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-29
Are You ooInu West7

Drop a POSTAL card TO Robert c.
Jones. Michigan Passenger Agent,
Chicago. Milwaukee d ST. Paul Rail
way. 212 Majestic building. Detroit,
and receive by return mail folder de-
tcriptive OF the Alaska. Yukon-Pacific
Exposition at Seattle. June l to Octo'
Der 16, 1908.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-29

.Two out when winning run scored
1874 80 10 IL IL l3 ~ Il
Detroit
900 % 90 o o 0 ID
Chicago
10000 600 o 0 0 OIL
Two base hits-Bush, O'Leary, Sulli-
van. Dougherty. Sacrince hits-Schde-
fer-Alz- SulliXan-Sl Stolen bases-Iobna
Dougherty Purtell. First base on balls
or KfIffan G. Hit by pIvcfer--By
Killian. Atz. Left Oh bases-Detroit :.
Chicago IL Struck out--By Killian 4.
by Burns 4. wild pitCh--burns. Time
$40 Umpires-- Perrine and Evans.
Affnnda nce-3 1nI
The Detroit times., 1909-05-29
smashes All Records.

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Co., Gray q Worcester.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-29
Sporting Notes
81. Ignatius, Cleveland, 81 Detroit Col

~. Ignatius, Cleveland, 81 Detroit COL
lege. .
ID. L. -, 81 Mt. Clemens, o. Brush
pitched.
.
HilIsdnIe, 3, Central. ., mt ID. A. G. The
crowd was again small.
At last the Giants succeeded In beating
CoValeskie Of Philadelphia.
Haryard's Wholesale qualifying OF nth
letes yesterday has made her team a
faVorite for the event which Will be
decided today.
The EMF oMtOr Go. has pr0mOt ed
Driver MeinziRer OF the Glidden path
finder from "A testers position TO one
In the experimental department
The Spiegels have gone stale nj ID. 4.
s, and no team viii be sent to the
Northwestern meet. II IS hoped to
get them into shape for the Chicago
tnterscholastic. however
ONCE GREAT THURMAN
IS NOW DOWN AND OUT
The Detroit times., 1909-05-29
Gilbert Wins Special Match.

NEW YORK, May ga tourna-
ment record OF 2,S9S pins, Ga under
the worlds record made at Pittsburg
by the Lipmans, OF Chicago. was made
In the third annual tournament of tho
National Bowling association, last
night, by Corinthian, No. 8. OF this
city. The special match between
Charlie Gilbert, of Cleveland. and Lee
Johns, OF Newark. was won by the for
mer. who took six out OF ten games
with an average OF 1873 $40. The
winner has been matched to meet
Dave Shiman.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-29
Contributed.

The Shiney Black club. Of the e
ME- Automobile Co, gave its first out
ing of the season at Cass lake. Sunday.
Fishing and playing ball was the do
ings." President and Organizer Stu
art Decker, caught a large pike and
was just going to land him in the boat
when he got away.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-29
Wellinutcns viii Tour.

The wellington A. C. will meet to-
night ut Manager Behrend's house.
No. % Montcalm-st. east, to complete
plans for the trip which the club will
take Sunday and Monday. playing at
Romeo, Wyandotte and Dearborn. The
Wellingtons ere open to meet any IS.
year-old team in the state.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-29
Yesterday. Result.

ftsttrUWy's HfNuTtH.
Phillies 10, New York l-3.
Rain at Boston.
Todny's Games.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Phillies at New YORK.
Chicago at Pittshurg.
st. Louis at Pittsburg.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-29
PEPPER UP, BRoCKETT!
Bio Ban Serves Notice on Staiiings "a
Speed His Pitchers.

CHICAGO. May 2S.-Ban Johnson
has slapped Chief Stallings on the
wrist. The call-down came In the
form Of a letter in which the Ameri.
can league mogul served notice on the
Yankee leader that his pitchers were
working too slow.
The Yankees have recently figured
IN several drawn out games which was
chiefly due TO the pitchers. Joe Lake
and King Brockett being the fragrant
offenders.
Both slab artists have earned repu-
tations rs lazy toilers this season.
Donlin has started practice ON the Pa
cifc coast. He Is said to be 10
ai.rA,
The Detroit times., 1909-05-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Detroit 2. Chicago l GA innings).
cleveland :. ST. Louis j.
Athletics 3. Washington |.
Today's Games.
Chicago at Detroit.
Cleveland at 81. Louis.
New York at Washing ton.
Boston at Philadelphia.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-29
TODAY'S ENTRIES.
AT LATONIA.

First Race l-2 furlongs-Lilliau
Ray. 50: Ethel Carr. i0I; Mae Hamil'
ton iO' soe% Msr aU, Tim Key Sore Te
Top. no. Stoner Hill. H. Ralbert
Second Race furlongs. handicap
IS: Sea swell ZOE; Dainty Dame. liz
Couple All Red. Sea Swell as Celia
Third Race-sh furlongs-Joe Nc
lO7; Hickey. io5: Boserrian. lO7' Dea-
con, llo; Msrriek, lls. c,,..
Fourth Race furlongs-Clipsett
stake--Louis s, lO7: Redeem. lo7 Met
tie Bereaud. 100; Fereno. 100: Olivia
Mickle 1903, Eva Tanguay. ITO; Grace
Dixon. 1903; Ny Gal. lo7; chantielor
10; star Port io7; Et M ei., Burg wis diS
ford & Fizer entry: chanticior. Star
Port. as ireland entry)
Fifth Observation-Disclosures Grass sSi
Banrida. lOs. Miss Feliz, iOs; Lady
Baldur, los; Bucket Brigade. los; War
aer-G rlswe ell los.
Sixth, Race-Miie,1coi. Blue. p sS;
Rainart. 1915; L. T. Shipp. l05; Maid
Militant, lO7: Katie Powers. 107, Usury
l07; Bonebrake. l09.
At TORONTO.
First Race--York. selling. 3year-
olds and up. DEMONSTRATING r., Us;
ST. Clair. 1903; Duke OF Milan. lol, king
Avondale Kokomo. los; Dennis STAFF
100: Smoker los: Sir Edward. los;
Second Race--Hopeful. 2year-olds.
furlongs-Profile. 10s; Beau Clinton
ll6: Setback. 100: Miss Raffaello l09;
Autumn Girl. 1l6; Turf Star. 20.
Third Race--Nimrod. selling. gentle
man riders--mlle and 10 yards-John
Garner. 15S; Bobbie Keane. l45, Chart
vari. las; Knob Hampton. l45; Henry
c.. li2; Tommy Waddell. l42.
Fourth Race-Toronto Cup. 3-year-
80; Direct, ll2; Jack Barker, los; Bell
wether. lo7; Stromland. lol, Han
bridge. 1874; High priva'e 10. Kins
James. 1923; Arondack. los; Detective
&c; Guy Fisher 1l2.
Fifth Race--Woodbne steeplechase
4-year-olds and up. about three miles
Wild Refrain, 1876, Picketime, l5S
Il. Cara, 1863, steve Lane. 16l; Expan-
sionist, 1853; Ben Colt. lao; Pagan Bey
l6s; Thistl edale, 100; nr Keith, l1S
Bysantia. 1853: Agent. 1913.
Sixth Race-Howick plate. 2-year
olds. AZ furlon2s-Frolic. l0i: Lady
Sybn. 1l2; Adeline Bourne liz; Lou
Carval 107; Winter Day, 112; Star
Wave, 115: Lady Etna. 112: Woolvine
ll2: Puritan Lad us.
Seventh Race--Martnmas. selling, 3
year-olds 1-l6 miles--Varieties. 1903
Delestrome. LOG: Gold Note, III; Adora.
ton. 100; Darlington. 1903: Cruche Dor
l04: Arrowswift 100, Holloway, 1913
ford. 104: Roseboro l0S; Thomas Cal
houn. 10t; Neoskaleeta, LOG; Howard
Shean. Ill.
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