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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-30
MAROONS' WAR DANCE

Chicago, Sept 29.-"Midway stag
gers" as Coach A. A. Stagg OF the
University OF Chicago terms his latest
gridiron momevent. was practiced by
his team yesterday. The first exhibition
Of the ''staggers" took place as sooE
as the gates were opened after secret
practice. A large crowd OF roote-s
witnessed the line candidates drawa up
in the center OF the field. apparently
suffering from some nervous affltct on.
me forwards were hopping I'm quick
time. clawing with their arms and vie-
ing with one another in manufactur-
ing gridiron grimances.
Coach Stagg explained that he had
ordered the exercises. and would Insist
on using IL In every game. The Ma
aroons will have the "staEEers" reEu-
larry on offense and the rooters believe
their rivals viii either be too aston
ished or too terrified to defend them
selves Coach Stage also asserted thu
drill was FOR the purpose Of speeding
up the team.
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JEVNE HAS BIG LEAD
OVER LEAN At BILLIARDS

BY clicking off two runs OF six and
two runs Of four. Lloyd Jcvne last
night secured a lead that II. B. Lean
could not overcome. The play was the
fourth block OF 80 points in the ESQ
point three-cushion match which ends
tonight. The score Of the block was.
Jevne, so. Lean, -: and the total OF the
zoe points thus far played Is. Jevne
goo; Lean, 179.
Jevne played a brilliant game at
shot making and only Leans equally
brllliant work in the safety lire saved
hiin from worse defeat. At one time
yeFne was Is points in the lead. but
Lean cut this down to eight at one
time. Jevne, however. was at his game
and pulled out in front at the end to
land a winner Of the black by 10 points
As agreed upon. the player in the
lead at the 2OO-point mark has the
right TO name the place for the final
black. and Jevne naturally named his
hall Although Lean faces n big handi-
cap tonight many friends Of the former
St Louis man give him "A chance TO
pull up even.
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OCEAN BOUND At TOP
WEIGHT FOR ST. LEGER

Louisville. Ky, Sept. 29.-Secreta
Davis OF the New Louisville Jockey
club late last night announced the en-
tries and weights for the St. Leger
handicap. the feature event FOR the
opening day OF the fail meeting at
Churchill Downs. next Saturday. Fifty
one horses were entered, but Il IS
thought only the following will face
the starter:
Ocean Bound. 125; Countess, f23:
Nimbus. lis. Helmet. III; King s
Daughter. us. cambridge, ZIG; Cherry
ola, 112: Mary Davis. 112: Harrigan,
l07; Norbitt, Gar. Emperor William.
l06' Milton b. 105; The Peer, Royal
Report, 100.
w. r. Schultz. a prominent race horse
man for the last twenty years. VIII
dispose Of HIS stable on October 18TH
at the Churchill Downs paddock.
Among the most noted horses he Will
dispose Of are Zienap. Gliding Belle
and the crack 3-year-old, King Olym-
plan.
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"a the many interesting events the
wall scaling contest and the machine
Euu platoon detachment work attract
Cd. perhaps, the most interest. The first
section IN the machine gun event. com
noscd 81 Privatcs Berry, Bradley,
Grayton. Harris. Palmer and Tesster'
won, making the best time OF I minute
ana 81 seconds. In an exhibition trial
record
The event is started with the six
men inside shelter tents. two in tent
outside the tent stands n machine gun
and the mule. AZ "a pistol shot tho men
TAKE down their tents. pack them on
the mule, unliruber the gun ana also
fasten IL on the mule. run 50 yards.
uupack and fire shot.
The wall scaling contest found each
company with a squad Of eight men,
The squad started 10 yards from
perpendicular wooden wall II feet hiEh
and four feet across the top. Carrying
rifles which must not be thrown over
or dropped. the men scale the wall. run
IS yards and fire five shots each. lying
down. company won this event IN
81 20 seconds. = company was second,
AZ 50 2-5. c company third. 81 20
Another interesting event was the
mounted tug II war The mounted
orderly detachment using horse.
pulled against tho machine gun platoon
mounted on mules. The horses were
too much FOR the mules and pulled
them over IN lees than a minute.
The meet was one Of the most sue
ccssful ever held by the regiment and
the marks made were uniformly high.
The meet was In charge Of Lieut.
G r Elliott. while practically every
officer at the post acted as n Judge.
timer or as other official The results:
Final 100 vards-Corporal Miller. 4
company, Private Thaycr. NJ company:
Private CereEhino. II company. Time,
10 as
Final 20 yards dagh-COrporal Mil
Ter. p company: Private CereRh.no. r
company; Musician Gillespie. I COM
pamy. Time. 20.
Final 2c0 yards low hurdles Private
CcrcEhlno. company: Musician Giles
Die, ] company. Corporal Mcsser. r
company. Time. rs
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NO OGDEN GAME FOR U

Contrary to expectations at the uni
versity. no game will be played with
the Ogden High school tomorrow. The
athletic council finally decided to per-
NIT the trip. but ogden had already
scheduled a game with the AEgies. and
VIII go to Logan. Coach Bennion will
line his men up with the freshmen
this afternoon for an hour OF lively
scrimmage. one more man has made
the training table. Eric Peterson sat
down for the first time last night
with the old men Peterson Is out for
an end, and has developed into a fast
man.
Coach Bennion is in receipt OF a let
ter from Eva Barton. asking for
game. Barton is coaching the branch
normalS at Cedar City. and says he
has some promising material A game
was scheduled last year with the nor
mails, but was called off on account
OF the deep snow. but this year they
VIII probably be accommodated. Ben
mon also received a letter from Hol-
lenbeck. the famous all-American
tackle. who visited here few weeks
ago. HOllenbeck is with the University
OF Missouri. and says he has about
forty men out. but nearly all Of them
weigh under 40 pounds, so he has his
work cut out for him.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES

Consult county clerk or the respee-
tive siEners for further information.)
IN THE PROBATE COURT, IN AND
FOR salt Lake county. state OF Utah
In the matter OF the guardianship Of
the estate OF Herbert McCrystal, a
minor.-Notice OF sale.
The undersigned will sell at private
sale an undivided one twenty-fourth
G-24) interest Of said minor in and
TO lot II, in block 6. plat a" Eureka
townsite. Juab county, Utah; also an
undivided one forty-eighth C1-4S) in
terest in the Ridge, Union and Eclipse
mining claimsi also an undivided one
seventy (1-72) interest in and
to the north extension OF the Zulu. the
north extension OF the Valley. and the
north extension Of the Ridge mining
claims. all OF said property being situ-
ated in the Tintic mining district. Juab
county. Utah. on the 5th day OF October.
1910. and written bids will be received
by the undersigned addressed to room
s27 Judge building. in salt Lake CITY.
Utah. up TO and including the date OF
said sale. Terms OF sale cash.
ESTELLE r. MGURRIN, Guardian
Dated September 81. 1919
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The Points.
Lexington Races

Lexington. KY. Sept. 29.-Hans. pay
ing $3.50 on each 81 ticket in the
mutuels. won the Lexington Brewing
company selling stakes. the feature or
the closing day OF the Kentucky Racing
association meeting He broke the
track record in going a mile and 20
Yards I'm $40 3-5. a second faster than
the time OF ". A. Leach. at the spring
meeting.
First race. six furIongs-Toison Dor.
straight. 81. won: Billy BOdemer.
place. -. second. Westbury. show
$3.50. third. Time. f.13 10.
Second race. six furlouRs-Bettie Sue
straight. $3.50. won; HectaROn. place.
$500. second: LOween. show. SEQ.
third Time. TIA.
Third race. six furlonEs-Enpero
William. straight. $40. won: Royal
Captive. place. $40. second: Selwiclx.
show. $3.50. third. Time. 1:1b Is.
Fourth race. the Lexington Brewing
company's selling stakes. mile and 20
yards-Hans, S29.f0. won. Intrinsic
$3.50. second; Koener, $500, third. Time,
leo as.
Fifth race. five and a half furlonEs
Henry WOlbank. 5000. won. Amer
icaneer. $40. second CiskO. $500.
third. Time. 1907 As.
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AMERICANS PRAISED BY
ENGLISH POLO PLAYER

New York. Sept. 29.-"Tn the Ameri-
cans. have met the finest players
that the world knows, and the best
sportsmen.~
This was the Earl OF Rocksava Ee's
parting tribute TO the American polo
players against whom he has been
playing for the last month Rock
savage sailed with T. 4. Gil. another
member Of tho Ranelagh team. He
said before embarking.
The last two months OF polo mark
an epoch IN my life. The American
players are wonderful and ~ has been
my good fortune TO witness fcats OF
horsemanship and mallet work that
seemed almost incredible. 7 am only
too keen 20 return next March along
with the team that will challenge for
the International cup.
The Winning OF that cup by the
Americans served % stimulate Eng
ltsh polo as nothing else could pos
sibiy have done. The tactical method
Of play proved a revelation TO British
lovers OF the sport. The Americans
Injected new ideas into the game. ere
ated new ways OF accomplishing old
things and altogether have livened
things up In n truly wonderful man
ner.
From every aspect our visit 20
America has been a most successful
venture"
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hen the meet was won.

Final 40 yard dash-Private Cere-
chino. Il company Private Cook g
company Sergeant Haynes. I company.
Time, SO.
Company relay race. half mile. e
ompany-(CorpOrais Johnson, Null
cahy' Riley. Privates BigRs. Dawson.
Cook. Mcdonald and Papoff). I COM
pany; second. p company, third
First aid-B company. Corporal Seip
and Private Conner. y company. Cor
poral Connolly. Private Farr: r com
pany. Privates hoffman. Murawski
Pole valut-Private Carrock. A com
pany; Musician Savadc. A company.
Private Seger. F company. Height.
feet 6 inches.
Wall scaling-C company. Sergeant
Lovett. Corporal Atschit prfvates
Cooksey. GarnO. Griffith. Mays. Rfbble
and Settle: = company. second: com
pany. third.
Machine gun platoon section contest
First section won't Privates Berry.
Bradley. Grayton. Harris Palmer and
1917.
Butts manuel-Won by First batta-
non, Third battalion, second. Second
battalion. third.
Boxing contest-LiEhtweiEh Private
Berry def-1tcd Private Moore: middle
weights. privates Brevsrd and Schno.
draw: welterweight. won by Private
MonOhan by default.
Mounted tug OF war-Mounted order
~ detachment won from machine gun
platoon.
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SUMMONS.


IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Third judicial district Of the State OF
Utah. in and for the County of Salt
Lake. Humbert T. Huntington. plain
TIFF. VS.. Ellen r. Huntington. defendant
Alias summons.
The State OF Utah to said defendant.
You are hereby summoned to appear
within twenty days after the service
OF this summons upon you. II served
within the county in which this action
Is brought, otherwise within thirty
days after service, and defend the
above entitled action, and in case of
your failure so to do. judgment will
be rendered against you according to
the demand OF the complaint which
has been filed with the clerk OF said
court. This action is brought to re-
cover a judgment dissolving the mar
rage contract heretofore existing be-
tween you and plaintiff
ALEX MELVILLE.
Attorney for Plaintiff
p q. address. 800 Judge building.
Salt Lake City. Utah.
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Results at Helena

Helena. Mont. Sept 2s.-The victory
or John Louis. third choice. out Of a
field q seven. IN the Helena handicap.
ire classic racing event OF the state
fair. was the feature OF today's races.
CoDpertown led tho field the entire
mile and n sixteenth. only 20 he nosed
out by John Louis. The race was
worth $1,000 20 tho winner.
A. yesterday. tho fsvorites took the
harness events, while the second and
third choices and lonF-shots took all
the running races The attendance
was over 10000. the largest in the his
tory OF the fair. summary:
First race. 2-2b pace. purse $1,000
star King won IN straight heats. Ca
mile second. DR. Red third Bet time.
2-ll4- Nimbus. Lady Goo Goo. Hazel
Cold. Florence Wilkes and Belle Per
kins also ran.
Second race. free-for-au trot. purse
f5oO-Dr. Chas- X Cole won In straight
heats. Cherry Diamond second. Mini
mum third. Best time. 2.17. Byron
Corbett also started
Third race. five furionEs. selling
the Forest third Time. 800 Is. Leo
". Marian Casey and DeadwoOd also
ran.
Fourth race. seven furlonEs. selling
-Kaiserhoff won. Hammeraway sec
ond. Sir Angus third Time. I.21 3-b.
Zoroaster. Bonfiis. Electrowan. Hsrka,
II Cazador and Hiacko also ran.
Fifth race. Helena handicap. mile
and n EiNtcentns purse Al.WUV--Ion
Louis won. Coppcrtown second. Roy
Junior third. Time. 1916 2-5. T.. G.
widriR. TuEboat. Queen Lead and Har-
lem Maid also ran Jockey Baird fell
from TuEboat as the barrier was lift
cd but the horse went around. fin
fvhinE IN the bunch.
sixth race, seven furiongs. selling
IrriEator won. McNally second. Orilene
third Time, 1871 3-5. AcGuia. Little
Ruttcrcup. John J. Rogers. Patriotic
and Or. White also ran.
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING. OREGON sHROT LINE
RAILROAD COMPANX

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of oregon Short Line Rail-
road company will be held at The office
Of the company In Salt Lake city. Utah
on Wednesday. October H. 1910. at 10
o'clock noon. for the election OF fif-
teen directors and the transaction OF
all such other business as may legally
come before the meeting The said
meeting has been specially called to
authorize. approve and consent to an
amendment of Article OF the Articles
of Incorporation OF the company 10 read
substantially as follows: ARTICLE q
The amount OF capital stock shall bo
one hundred million GOO. ZOO. COO) dol
lars. which shall be divided into and
represented by one million 1000 OOO)
shares Of one hundred OOO) dollars
each.
The books for the transfer OF stock
Will be closed for the purposes OF the
meeting on Saturday. September "a
1910. at noon. and Will be reopened on
Thursday. October 13. 1910. at 10 O'clock
IN the forenoon.
ALEX. MILLAR. Secretary.
Dated September 10th. 1910.
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The Athletics will beat the Cubs for
the worlds pennant. / think II is time
for our league TO win the highest hon
ors In baseball There was considerable
teeling In our own orEanizatin against
Detroit because OF its three successive
INJURIES To win the worlds chamrTion-
ship. For that reason most OF the clubs
VIII De glad 10 see Connie Mack's great
team make the fight against the Ma
uonal League champions.
mack has staff OF great pitchers
Coombs, Morgan, Plank and Bender are
al iully capable of holding their own
against the crack pitchers OF the Ma
tonal League. Morgan. who didn't
show much IN St Louis is one OF the
greatest pitchers in the profession
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SH0RTALL SAYS
TEX CAN SHOW PICTURES

san Francisco. Sept. 29-Police Judge
Shortall yesterday dismissed the case
against Tex Richard. charged with vfo-
lating ordinance 761 in causing to he
exhibited moving pictures Of the John
son-Jeffries fight. Judge Shorta1i held
that the pictures do not exhibit a suffi-
Client brutality 20 come within the Dur-
view Of the ordinance
The Judge stated that at the time ar
dtnance l61 was enacted the moving
pictures of the Gans-Rritt fight vvere
being exhibited in the city. and were
not affected by the ordinance which
specifies among other things. such as
immortality. indecency. suicide and
murder, the beating Of one person nv
another. The only way that the ordf-
nance could be made to cover the
Johnson -Jeffries pictures was under
the specification Of human beingq
beating one another
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CH0YNSN THINKS MILES
M'LE0D HAS THE GOODS

Chicago. Sept .9.-Miles Mcleod. tho
farmer boy from Albany. No. who as
pires 70 wrest the heavyweight cham
pionshtp from Jack Johnson. boxed two
rounds yesterday with Joe Choynski.
LeOd to be one Of the most promising
novices he had ever boxed and SAID
with two months proper handling
Mcleod would be able 10 give any OF
the heavyweignts n stiff argument.
According to ChOynski. Mcleod has a
left which is phenomenal and. as soon
as he Is taught how 20 use it. ne VIII
develop into one OF the best tWo-ha no
ed fighters in the game.
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NOTICE oF LIMITED PARTNEnsnrn

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the undersigned persons have formed a
Limited partnership, in compliance with
Chapter 2. Title SO. Compiled Laws OF
Utah for 1907, under the name and
style OF Reagan & kehoe. The general
business to be that OF the retailing OF
liquors and cigars at No. 239 south
Main street, Salt Lake City. Utah. and
elsewhere The said co-partners being
residents Of said city and state
All OF the capital and property was
contributed by J. F. Kehoe. the gen
eral partner, except the sum OF $3.50. 90
which has been contributed by G III
Reagan. the special partner. Said part
nership Is to continue to the first day
Of September. 1915. at which time It
shall terminate.
C. H REAGAN
J. T. KEHOE.
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Shilling has surely proved himself a
wonder as a race rider. He has won
more races than any other rider, and
wound Up the season by landing the
Futurity. adding $4,000 to the Hildreth
bank roll and making his grand total
Of purse winnings Sf14.2qO.
Shilling stood out among HIS com
petitOrs in the Jockey world this sea-
son. Old timers who remember sloan
shaw. Mclaughlin. Isaac Murphy. Gar
rison. Daredevil Fitz and the rest Of
them are inclined to stint the praise
due shilling on the ground that the
riding talent this year was very poor
They say in the old days. when there
were six or a dozen riders all IN the
same notch. Shilling would not have
figured in comparison. Despite this.
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SIMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Third judicial district Of the state Of
Utah, county OF salt Lake. Rosey
Gardiner Coye, plaintiff, VS.. Charles
Sibley w. Coye, observation-disclosures
The state of Utah to the said defend
ant; You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear within twenty days after the serv-
ice OF this summons upon you, ~ served
within the county in which this action
Is brought. otherwise within thirty
days after service, and defend the above
entitled action: and. in case OF your
failure so to do, judgment will be rem
dered against you according to the de-
mand Of the complaint. which has been
filed with the clerk of said court This
action Is brought to dissolve the mar
riage contract heretofore existing be-
tween you and the plaintiff
JOHN Z. BOWMAN
Plaintiffs Attorney
p. o. Address 351 City and County
Building. salt Lake CITY. Utah.
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NOTICE 10 CREDTToRs.

ESTATE OF NICK GROZDANIC
otherwise known as Nick Grozdano-
vich). deceased. Creditors will present
claims with vouchers TO the undersigned
at the office OF Soren X. Christensen,
420 y. +. Walker Bldg. Salt Lake city
Utah. on or before the I'd dav OF Feb
ruary. A u. 1911.
NICK BUTKOVICH
Administrator OF the estate OF Nick
Grozdanic otherwise known as Nivk
Grozdanovich). deceased.
Date OF first publication. sept. 80
A u. 1910.
Soren Y. Christensen. attorney for
administrator
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DAVIS COUNTY TO HAVE
BEST ROADS IN STATE

The Automobile club OF Utah wish
TO publicly commend the action taken
by the Davis county commissioners in
voting a five mill tax for good roads
IN Davis county. This levy will bring
sum OF approximately $4,000 and
much Of u will go to the main road be-
tween salt Lake and ogden.
With the additional $4,000 to be
given 20 Davis county BY the state, one
OF the best stretches Of road found in
the state Is assured. The Automo bile
club Is urging upon other counties the
levyinE OF a tax similar 70 that ar
ranged By the Davis county commits
sioners.
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Left Wich won the pacing division as
she pleased.
record 81 S.Of ,1a5o 49, = - -.
today. The Harvester failed. making
the mile in 2.O1a
Independence Boy. winner OF three
races last week. was favorite over the
field OF 2:09 PAGERS. He won in straight
heats. Dickie G. forcing him to make
the last one in 2:04t.
Results:
2;O9 class pacing. three heats, 81 200
Independence Boy won. Lady Isle sec
ond. DiclSie G. third. Best time. 2:O4B
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many OF the present day hOrsemen re-
gard Shilling as one OF the best race
riders they ever saw. He has a knack
OF getting a lot out Of a horse. He
could win on horses that other boys
could not make extend themselves. So
remarkable was his ability during the
recent meeting at the Spa that u was
often said that he could make a 25-cent
horse beat stake animals He can get
away. as they say on the track. and
that is half OF the race.
ANY other boy but Shilling on Nov
city. and the rich Futurity would al
most certainly have gone 70 Bashti.
sam Hildreth knew this, and that is
why he kept the boy on the ground at
a cost OF $500 a day. so as not to run
the risk OF having him set down and
his services lost on Futurity day.
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AT THE HIGH SCHOOL.

Coach BrusHe Is working hard with
hts hiEh school squad every day and eN-
pertr TO have an eleven In the best con-
dftfon for the first game which viii be
with tho Jordan High school on octo-
ber p Yesterday the coach began TO
efve the kickrrs n little practice.
George More. n new man. Is develop
ing fast kick with Wheeling, an
Old man. also IN tho race.
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Philadelphia, Sept. 29.-PhiladelDhia
hit the ball hard today. and easily de-
feated St. Louis. s to 1. Manager
Doom of Philadelphia was today sus-
pended Indefinitely by President Lynch
for a dispute with Umpire KLEIN yester-
day. Bresnahan was put out OF the
game for disputing a decision by I'm
pire Kane. Score: r. II. L.
st. Louis ...-.1 .
Philadelphia ..... II 3
Batteries-Harmon and Bresnahan.
Phelps; Ewing and Moran. Umpires-
KLEIN and Kane.
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NOTICE To CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF JOSEPH THECKSTOy
deceased Creditors will present claims
with vouchers 70 the undersigned at
the office Of @. II. Backman, No. az So
Main street. Salt Lake City. Utah. on
OF before the first day OF February
- p 1911 JAMES THECRsTON
Administrator OF the estate OF JoSeph
Thcckston. deceased
Date OF first publication. sept %
a. -. 1919.
@. II. Backman, attorney for admin
fstrator.
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Horse Review futurity. three-year-
old trOtters. three in five. S6.5OO-Na-
tive Belle won first. third and fifth
heats and race. Time. 2:O77. 2:O77
2:09s. Emily Ellen won second and
fourth heats. Time, 2:O99. 2:t3i. Grace
third.
Horse Review futurity. two-year-oid
trOtters, two in three, f2.OOO-Miss
stokes won, Justice Brooke second.
Bonnie Hill third. Best time. 2:O9t
Horse Review futurity. three-year-oId
PAGERS. three In five. 33,0OO-Leftwich
won. Twinkle Dan second. BEST time
2:13i.