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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-19
ALLEGED BUCKET SHOP LOSES.
Court Decides Against Standard Stock
and Grain Company.

TIE Standard stock ana Grain Company.
o. 40 Is Montgomery street Jersey civ,
and Edward Altcmrs, manager o. The con-
corr were found galty yesterday 81 main
tanning "a disorderly house. in decision
handed down by Judge John A. Blair. ia
the Court az Specisl Sessions. The place
was raided ON January - last ty thc poll e
ga tie complaint - ThcIrs Hayes. a
broker 90 Rochestcr who alleged that The
,,,.,.ra owed lim several hund 81 dollars.
THE firm denied that q owed ua5 thing O.
tilo complainant
The De:endants WI appeal since ne
rad me police have beon restrained Ly an
iuirlttIon from interfering with tie de-
fcndents business. which has been car
r..lI o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-19
YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CIEARANCI

tbtlbN-A sharp early advance was fol
loved b. more or less irTegu,aTity. but reactions
were comparatively limited and the market
closed steady al a net gain Of 3dl6 points for
the day. TIE week end figures probably a
disappointment 10 some ~ the early buyers as
the visible supply Of American showed a de
crease OF only $500 bales for the week. against
decrease of l2300O for the same week last
YEAR Southern spot markets were UNCHANGED
Weekly movement figures: Port receipts 20 sfT
bales against % az last year; overland 10 mills
and canada. 92s. against p SIS last year
southern mill takings testimatedJ. $4,000 against
1882 agatnsf - GI@ last year. brought into
sight for the week. iO2 213. against rs 35s last
wear Total crop movement fOTf receipts. a.
~ $40 tIS added receipts season.. against $3.50
80 last wear; overland 20 mills and Canada.
mill takings l.s4O.OnD. against 1885, con last
year. stocks az interior towns IN excess of Sep
TENDER 7. 435.JQt. against J3S SO last wear;
brought into sight thus far FOR season. o. 1879 IO6.
against l@.C@6J65 last year. Local contract
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-19

''a'i March IS An Mllcimsut
.-s iim win Tie murder - hls wife
,'-ii'1 against Jess' Nau Zaudt by
TON iouty strand Jur to-day.
uy " Ars Van ZouGf vac found
''f Ca stove 81 fssir home
y le"iuary Mrs. Aaa Zsndt before
-'''.sge ,>~a-n Gays Ma.. =. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-19
NOTES OF JERSEY NEWS.

p,l,ipsburg y j.. March IS 'SpecieD. -
Mayor Firth. q. y. Brad, Postmaster Jo-
scph Pierson. Town treasurer ). l. LON
userson and Thomas l. Murphy Constitute
q committee OF I'VE just appointed oy we
Fhllipsburg Board ~ Trad 70 confer "i'.i
the boards ~ trade OF washington ana
lIaskettstown on tie qHesuoh "i 'hsAihs
phiuipsburg the county seat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-19
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fall River March 1s.--Sales IN the pfint
cloth market for the week estimated az rom
60 0f.O no 10000 pieces. The week has been quiet
T{fverS aDpareatlv. are showing only little con-
com AMI lie mills are not disposed % offer any
couce ggiops Following are unchanged pric =.
2S-inch 81 sQua-es. Sic; o. inch. - oy 20
a7sc. 3s s-in.n "a squares. S@c; j0-inch' ~ %
G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-19

PeaDack y. J.. March IS (Spec!all.-The
eor,erset Water Company. organized r.
.-ptl,- among representative citizens 81
Gladstone. Peapacz. Far IIills and Bedslin-
s,er. with the object Of supplying those
places with an abundant and wholesome
water supply. Is now al work at lis reseF-
,oir between Gladstone and Chester and
bopes 20 DE- able 10 start operations al an
early date.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-19

Chicago. March IS.-Prices in all the grain
pits Inclined 90 sag to-day. those OF corn
being especially heavy At The close wheat was
a shade higher TO is0lsc lower. compared with
YESTERDAYS final Figures. corn showed a net
loss OF a.GrTsc 20 10lisc and oats. "a 80 10 T.
Provisions were genera ly nTm and closed ar
advances OF 2iaUjc 90 &c. The wheat m9raet
yyas somewhat erratic the greater parJ % IN.
session. but the volume Of trading was not
Yesier-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-19
GLENN CALLS on GOVERNOR
North Carolina Delegation Invites
Hughes 20 Attend Convention.

Albany, March l&-Ex-GoveFnoT Glenn OF
North Carolina, who has been making
speaking tour I'm the North i'm the interest
OF the Anu-Sal0On League. paid his re-
spects 10 Governor Hughes to-day. He in-
trodrced delegation from Charlotte.
y. e.. who were in Albany 10 invite the
Governor 10 attend a convention in their
city IN April under the auspices Of the
Greater Charlotte Club, i'm The Interests Of
the industrial growth Of their section. The
delegation included u. A. Tompkins. ". 5.
Lee and r.. r. Coles.
Governor Hughes said he could not give
definite reply 20 the invitation al this
time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-19
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS

san Francisco. March is-The official
CLOSING quotations for mining stocks 20 day
acre as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-19
WEEKLY COTTON STATISTICS.

Iiverpool. March ls-FOIIOwing are tho
veel,Iv cotton statistics:
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
SOCIETY AWAITS
KENNEL EXHIBITS
CIaSSieSf CANNES on Coast TO
Compete for Prizes at
San MafeO

SAN MATEO, Sept. 6.--Burlingame,
San Mateo and Hillsborough society is
anticipating with the keenest pleasure
the sixth annual bench show of the
San Mateo kennel club, which will be
held on the grounds of the Peninsula
hotel next Saturday.
The entry list includes the best dogs
on the Pacific coast and Judging from
the number entered the show will be
the largest and most interesting one
ever held by the club.
The most perfect specimens of blue
blooded CANNES have been brought
from far and near to participate in
the show. Among the famous dogs
that are entered are Miss Jennie Crock
ers ch. Sir Barney Blue and ch. Will
low Brook Glory; Alex Balfour's west
highland white terriers Inchkeith Jock
and Inchkeith Frisky; Frank Drew S
prize French bull dog Radium; I. C.
Ackermans wire haired fox terrier ch.
Humberstone Prevent and Mrs. F. Jor-
dams champion bull dog Black Maria.
William b. Fechheimier is coming
all the way from Portland, Ore, to
Judge the fox terriers. He is the pro-
prietor of the famous Multnomah ken
nels in Portland. Competition in the
classes of which he will have charge
will be very keen owing to the hand
some trophies which have been put up
by the American fox terrier club and
the western fox terrier breeders asso-
citation.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07

the trip to the coast this fall, and says
he never saw community more eager
for the continuation Of racing than San
Francisco.
The stakes offered by the New Cali
fornia jockey club for the coming sea-
SON will close October 81. Blanks viii
be sent to the various racing points
shortly.
The Pacific jockey club has granted
dates for the meeting at Ogden from
Friday, September %, to Saturday, Oc-
tober Is. The same officials who served
at Salt Lake City will be on hand.
Dates were also granted for a seven
days meeting at Reno from September
% TO September 80. w. E. Phillips is
secretary.
After Novelty won the futurity, James
r. Keene meeting Sam Hildreth, re-
marked that he considered Novelty the
greatest horse in the world. The
wealthy turfman expressed regret that
he did not keep him in his own stable.
Hildreth replied that he was willing
to bet that Novelty could beat any
horse of his age at any distance and
over any kind of a track. He also said
that FitZ Herbert and Uncle were az
fast as Novelty. but he did not
consider that either of them was the
all-around horse the futurity winner
was.
c. c. Capps will come down from
Pleasanton with the horses he had
there during the summer Lady Hill
dreth. Bellsnicker and Prudent are
owned by Frank Goularte, while Capps
is handling Ben Greenleaf for J. c.
Viewer.
Frank Taylor, brother in law of
Sam Hildreth. bought Fauntelroy from
James Mclaughlin, paying $4,000, the
amount of the reserve price placed on
him when offered in the paddock at
Saratoga.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
GAMBLING CASES CALLED
IN THE POLICE COURTS
One Batch Dismissed and Three
Others Continued

John Williams, who was arrested
Monday by Detectives Murphy and Nc
Quaide for making bets on the races
in an Eddy street billiard parior, was
arraigned before Police Judge Short
all yesterday and the case continued
until September a.
The cases of Joseph Green, keeper
of a gambling place at Fifth and Mar
ket streets and three visitors, also ar
rested by Murphy and McQuaide, were
called in Police Judge 'Weller's court
yesterday and continued until Septem-
ber 49,
The cases of Edward Sheehan, keep
er Of gambling place at 1887 Golden
Gate avenue and seven visitors, ar
rested Monday night by Policeman
Cadden. were called in Judge ConIan's s
court and by consent continued until
September IA.
Charles Brown, Charles Walters and
William Smith, charged with being the
keepers of a gambling place in cigar
store at Sixth and Stevenson streets,
and four visitors were dismissed by
Judge ShortalI yesterday for lack of
evidence.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

James F. Kearny to Mary E. Kearny, lot at
Sc corner of rwenty-thIrd street ana ana 1o'Is5e Is5
avenue, 75, 100, 20, l. 70, y lVO, W 10;
Donald j. Mckay and wife to r. D McElro5,
erick street. 40 by W 100; $40.
Alice c. Townsend to Isaac p. Allen, half in
tTss sfrsst n ife Of sstass Isse. IN Ot so h 1s9s
SO:41a, s 55. W 2e:9. 1915: $40.
Thomas Packham TO Mary E Packham lot IN
SW line Of Eighteenth avenue SOUTH 20 81 o.
Daniel Meyer to Humboldt building and loan
So Pdsa tio lot !, iP a. ne Is q Say'On s
Marty l.. Bowley to Albert j. BoEley. lot IN
line of Hancock street, 275 p of Noe, so by
S ia and one other piece: $40
H. l.. Smith 10 Rachael Cohen. lot in SW line
of San Bruno avenue. 145 NV of FELTON, street
Mary Pingel to otto PingeI. lot in " line Of
Larkin street, 1858 Is of Greenwich. 32:6
Central trust company Of California to Addie
Ghirardelli, lots is and 1e block 9. Hincrest;
Agnes Higrinson to Clyde $. Payne half inter
est In lot in W line of Jones street. so of Pa
cihc. 80 by W 52:4: $40.
PhiIipp lot in SW line of Twenty second avenue
South, 125 Sc Of street, Sc % by SW 100;
Mary E Plant to Noah P. Plant: lot in W
line Of Shrader street, 1905 s Of Seventeenth,
S 25:l: " l7s:sss, 25. 1731s.: gift.
of Laidley street 14T SW of Roanoke. SW SO by
NV 100; $40.
Emma II. and Mary s. Brooks 20 Lucy
Wheeler, lot in Sc line Of Prospect avenue. 12S
SW of Coso. Sw T5 by Sc 20; $40.
Joseph YiIleneuve to Louise S Villeneu7e
lot 13 block L. Park Lane tract 3 $40.
John Miller TO Marguerite H. Miller, lot in $
line of Humboldt street, % Of Vermont Z p
benjamin F. English and wife to Paul Schulz
and wife. lot in s line Of Hancock street TO-
e of Noe. F 25 by s ia: SO.
Fidelity building and loan association TO Eliot
Nelson lot in line of Douglass street, 275 ;
of Twentieth % by E 100; $40
pofo Orfi7 Iohu OH lot a. Y
of Lisbon street and Amazon avenue. NV
25:134. NE T6:9A. Sc 25. SW 74:01a: $40.
David l. Mahoney land executor Of Annie
A. Mahoney. deceasedl to Louis H Hartter. LOT
in W line of Polk street. go of Post. S 20 by
W 55; TO secure $500.
1. G. Schard to David /. Mahoney, same; S5T4.
Geert Molena to r. J. Thyssen. lot ?. block
1Ss. South San Francisco homestead and railroad
association; $40.
Arthur T. Jameson to Eugene A. Knoch and
wife. lot 946. gift map 2; SO.
Isabella Jane Mcleod TO Mary T. Conley lot in
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
PRESIDENT GRAHAM
ISSUES STATEMENT
President of the Coast League
Wants Expansion If 1t Viii
Boost Game
By JUDGE THOMAS F. GRAHAM
President Pacific Coast LesEue

Y The question whether there shall
be greater Pacific Coast league is
up to the directors and / want to so
on record now and say, that if ex-
pansion in the Pacific Coast league
is going TO help the game, or if it is
going to give the baseball loving peo-
pie of the northwest an opportunity
of seeing a better article of baseball
than they have been getting, L am
heartily in favor of great league.
The expansion of the Pacific Coast
league at this time is very serious
matter and a question that 81 auld re-
ceive the utmost consideration at the
hands of those interested. The Pacific
Coast league. as it stands now en-
braces a vast territory, taking in al
most the two extremes of north and
south The great interest manifested
in our glorious game. is demonstrated
by the attendance at the games.
Each club in the league is putting
forth all the energy and steam which
it possesses to capture the coveted
flag, and the race is so close that the
question which club Will win the pen
nant will be in doubt until the last
game is played.
1t is my intention to call of meet
ing of the directors of the Pacific
Coast league some time during this
month at which meeting the question
of expansion of the league, the double
umpire system and other matters
which unite to advance our natlonaI
game will be discussed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
ALAMEDAS enter
CHAMPION Grew
Race Between Transbay Men
and DOIphinS Promises
to Be Exciting

The senior barge race for the cham
pionship of the Pacifc~association of
amateur oarsmen, which will be the
most important event of next Satur-
days rowing regatta, promises to be a
battle royal between the crews of the
Alameda boat club and the Dolphin
rowing club of this city.
The crew of the Alameda club, con-
sisting Of Henry G. Nielsen (stroke),
Henry Hess CD, Oscar Sommer (2),
Al w. Brompton C) and Herman kim
(coxswain, has been victorious in all
the races rowed this season, and each
member of the crew is a seasoned oars
man.
They have been training faithfully
for this event for the last two months
and fully expect to be returned win
ners.
The Dolphin crew is also in fine fettle
for the contest, and every morning for
the last few weeks Captain Thomas
Harris has had his men out practicing
1t Aquatic park.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
RniIdinc Cnnfrncfn

John F. McGrath with A. Klahn Son-Alter-
stiOns and additions. except rat proodng interior
painting. psperhanging. mantels. gas and slec"
tric fixtures. for two story frame building in
z line Of Capp street, 50 $ OF Twenty 9th.
1911 by 81. s.. $50.
Miss NJ. n. Miller with J. NJ. Ploeger-TO
erect two story frame building Except grad
ing). In line Of Humboldt street. 25 %
Vermont IS. 800.
l. Lerda with p. A. Nisrchesini 4 Cola
Dor. tools and Scarold for laying brick for
building at NE corner OF Montgomery and Cola
streets; 1925 per brick.
" Hailinan with Theo s. Holm and W y.
Hobro-TO erect a three story and basement
brick building in E line or St Mary's place
$50 OF California street. 5 25:1ta BY r
60: Se.212-
A. Cadier with Noah swanson and T.. l.. Ber-
ger-1o erect two story and basement frame
binding In line OF J street. So " Of Elev
eDth avenue. " y BY 100: So. 22O
Lydia Ross with ]. T. McInnis-To erect a
two story frame building flats in " line OF
sanchez street, s4 q OF Twenty fourth. 29.6
51:1O. 34:6. E 25:l0. 5. f 26: 81. .2SS.
Alma R. Carroll with Oliver EvanS-To erecr
two story frame residence In y line OF Carmel
street. 200 Of Cole; 5000.
Emilio a. Ferrea with q. B BagliettO-AT
work. except finish hardware. shades gas ard
electric fixtures. for two story and basement
frame building IN line OF Ieayenworth street
1926 Of Union. - By T3: $1,000
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
ODOR OF GASOLINE
STARTS SALOON FIGHT
Liquor Dealer Objected and
CIashed With Chauffeur

Edward F. Parquet. former police
man, now chauffeur. was charged with
battery in Police Judge Conlan's court
yesterday by Timothy Shea. saloon
keeper, 1000 Mission street. but the
case was dismissed. Parquet stopped
mis- machine Monday night in front of
Shea's saloon and carried in part Of
a tire to repair it. Shea objected to
the smell of gasoline and two or three
customers at the bar left. This an
gered Shea and fight followed. Shea
said that Parquet struck the first blow
but the preponderance Of evidence was
against him.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
H. BEDWELL AND STRING BARRED FROM TRACK AT EMERYVLE

E line OF Treat avenue. $50 n OF Twenty hrst
street. 20 BY z 122:6; $40.
James E. Conley to Mary E- 3. Conley. same;
$40.
Helen S. Goodall ct al to Mrs F. ]. Lucas. lot
in line OF Ney street, 225 w OF Grant, " p
by 110; $40
Marie Mccormick to Georgia w zitsks. lot in
line OF Valeneis street, 21O Of Eighteenth.
% by f so; $40.
z. R. LiEenthal and wife to VincenzO Mari
nella and wife LOT in y line OF Lombard street.
1916 z OF Scott. E 27:6 by n 1915; $40
Martin j. ReardOn TO Erwin Merrick Wilson.
lots "a and 35. block S3, City land association;
$40.
Eugene J. B. Stoupe to Blanche NJ Stoupe.
lot at Ne corner OF Post and LarkiD streets, y
100 by ESQ, and other piece; gift
Oscar A. and Lille G. Mann 10 j. W Heuder-
son. lot 4, block 1, Refs tract. and other lot;
$40.
lot in line OF Eleventh avenue 200 5 % I
street, % by e 120; $40
Gustsve Gnauck to Evelyn NJ Dempsey. lot In
" line Of Twenty-ninth avenue, 125 n Of L
street, so by W 12o; S1e.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
Denver Results

OVERLAND PARK. DENVER. Sept. e.-Hst-
tfe zzz-ett well ridden by Davenport won the
e,srfN American handicap. the feature OF 70
esris ei.rd il a terrific drive. from Fern L. Hat
fe Garrett get OF IN front, but tired badly IN
fbe efrerch However she lasted long enough 70
e-efI - Fern Is rush at the wire Elder, win
ner Of the 6fth race. was the medium o. heaIy
betting being backed from 10 ] 10 10 l.
pe VS. bid up 10 500. but was retained by
f-s owner NJ 2. McHenrE- Results:
rirs- race Eve and q half furlongs. selling
Bsntron.a. i09 IT. Burns. 70 L won; MIA
7ag fNolesworthl. , 70 2. second, 1elloW ; oot
Iua rITersl. 10 1, third Time, l;oi. Uncle
Jim. Busy Man Father stafford hebo ana Black
Domino finished named. -
second race. I'VE and half furlongs- selling
~ irsmic 100 Reilly. 70 o. won, Lazy hsps-
burg. I09 fMcCullOugh). 2'5 TO l, second. Va
le1cia. 100 fMandersD. 70 l. thlrd lime,
i .07 10 Pecos Faun. Chsnale. Lou Danier and
Regards finished a. named
Third race sir and half furlongs, selling
Force. 10 lRusseiD. II 70 10. won; kopek, 100
-(AFcCullouchl 2 TO ]. second: Rhinestone, 100
(Mandersl- 80 TO l. third. Time. 1921. wey-
mouth. Minnie Bright Odd Rose Mauretania.
Pal Cheswardine and Voltrome finished as
named
Fourth race ST. iisb- American handicap. four
10 l, won; Fern L. 95 (Keoerisl. ~ 70 /, sec
oud Nspa Nick. i02 (Molesworth). 30 10 j,
third Time .ze -. Autumn Rose, Queen Of
Eowlands, Buck Thomas, Gslvesca and Sam
finished as named.
Fifth race. i've and half furlongs. selling
Elder. lo9 Flynn. 30 20 /, won; Burning Bush,
10e lPickens).-3 3 70 2 second; CaTalena, 109
martini. y TO J, third. Time, 1907 3I5. Fly
On. Pelham. Minnie Morris Lady Box and
Charles Fox finished as named
Sixth race. seven furlongs, purse-Mazonia.
100 tkusselD. TO ;. won: Raleigh d. 109
woods, to !, second; Delmore, 112 oval
Emory. Roman Wing and Cresto finished as
nawed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07

. they might be sold.
T. " hen the commission upheld the
decision of the Latonia officials. Bed
well declined to dispose of the horses
In. Kentucky and announced that he
would ship 20 California He evidently
hoped that President Williams would
grant stable accommodations al the
oakland track and that something
would be done later 10 allow him TO
sell the horses. According TO the pres
aent outlook he has gone 70 the expense
of shipment without any relief in sight
There are some high class perform
ers in the stable. including Pajaroita,
AIadman and knight Deck
Bedwell was particularly successful
ct EmeryVille last season and won
many races on the metropolitan tracks
early in the summer. He secured q
number Of horses while in the east and
planned 10 race in Canada and on the
kentucky circuit this fall.
He values his stable al $4,000 and
figures that the action OF the officials
has already cost him a very large sum
owing 10 the many events in which he
was represented by entries. The out
come Of the situation in which Bedwell
fnds himself viii be awaited with much
interest in the turf world.
- g, B. Morris, the veteran turfman,
whose colors were familiar on local
tracks some years ago, headed the list
or. winning owners at the recent Butte
meeting He had a total OF S2,ll0 TO
= his credit, of which Harlem Maid won
SL425. Frank DaTouX's stable was
second on the list with sl.23o and Ham
ISeene third. his horses having earned
S1,I2O. GaUgel was the leading jockey,
with q victories to his credit. Fischer
was second.
II. OBJ Macdonough. the California
turfnlan whose yearlings We're sold at
Saratoga, is very much encouraged by
the prices brought this year, and thinks
the outlook is bright for racing He
looks for many eastern owners 10 make
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
National League

CHICAGO Sept. 6.--Cole continued his string
cf victories today by defeating Cincinnati TO
2 after hot duel with Burns. Three timely
drives IN The eighth clinched the game for Chi
csgo. Score X II r..
Chicago .----------..--
Cincinnati .-.-.--..--- -...-------.-.
Batteries-Cole and King: Burns and Mclean.
Lmpires--Johnstone and Esson.
NEW YORK. Sept 6.-The smallest crowd of
the wear at the Polo grounds saw the locals de
feat Boston today, 6 to 2 Score: r. h r.
Boston .------------
New YORK ..-.......-----.----.-. :
Batteries-MstteTn and Smith; CrHndah ana
nfTers SchleL Umpires-Klem ana Kane.
= PTTTSBURG. sept. 6.-Pittsburg-St- Louis
game postponed; rain.
= PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 6.-Brooklyn punched
hits NTH errors by Philadelphia today and easily
Won the game by 5 70 l. Score: R H z:
Brooklyn --.-------'
Philadelphia -------- ----- II Il .
Fsafteries-Rucker and Berger Shelter and
Doom. Umpres-Brennan and o'Day.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
Kalamazoo Results

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Sept. "a large
crowd witnessed the frst days events of the
Great Western trotting meet here today. Slow
starts caused the 2:2o trot to be postponed
until tomorrow. Summaries:
First race, PIG pace, purse S500-Just Right
won in three straight heats; Ty Cobb, SECOND
Willy Penny, third. Tme-2:17M, 2:1e4
2:l3L.
Second race, 2:2o trot, purse $1,000 (un-
fnisbed)-The Angelus won second and third
heats Time-2:13L. 2:14% Butterbrook won
6rst heat. Time. 2:14L. Graymore, third
Third race. 2:07 pace. purse $50o-Shaugh-
rsun won in three straight heats; Joe Brown,
second; Greatest Line, third. Time :o9L
2:os%. 2:oek.