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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-05
SHIFT OF INFIELD
ON CLEVELAND TEAM

CLEVELAND. Feb, B.-william
Hinchnan and Alexander Reilley, out
fielders, and yedder Sitton and Fred
Winchefi. pitchers. have been re-
leased by the Cleveland American
baseball team. They go to the Cos
lurnfl1s team NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
citation. Wincheli and Reiiley were
given a public tryout. The
release Of Hinehrnan ans as a sur
prise.
Manager James Mcclure, of The
Cleveland Americans. has announced
that he Will make a big shift In his
infield this season. He says that he
has decided that he al get the moot
strength in the fnftefd by putting ka-
inie on first and Turner and Nichols
Mt second and short. He believes
Turner Is n of tina eountry's great
est players. and no has got to have
him In the game. There's a better
chance OF his playing the entire sea
son AZ second than at short.
He maintains Nichols il an inside
ball player. fast on the bases and a
good left-hanaed hitter. He ought to
ne. coed at short. Bradley Is anxious
10 show his cid %tissse form at third
and Mcclure has confidence In him,
with Stoyali 10 I'LL In at first II either
Lsajoie or Turner Is out, and Ball u h
shutting mt short and perring at
third.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-05
The Passing Show

Theatrical attractions will be scarce
in Richmond until the middle of Feb
ruary This has been a disastrous
season for the road companies. Less
than sixty per Eel of the Number of
shows on our last season are booked
into Southern theatres this wear.
There will be no lack of amuse-
raenfs next week. however. for the
Arcadians. the Dramatic organization
from the University of Virginia, win
offer an enjoyable entertainment at
the Academy of Music next Tuesday:
Polk Miller will appear with his quar-
tette Thursday, and on Friday Spill
man Riggs. humorist. will occupy the
boards.
At the Biiou Theatre The Girl
From the L.. S. A. a stirring melo-
drama with musical interpretations,
will begin a weeks engagement Mon
day night, giving matinees Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday.
The usual offerings of vaudeville
and motion pictures are announced
by the management of the Colonial
and Lubin Theatres
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-05
CHATHAM is A GOOD
TOBACCO MARKER

W#aS%s
CHATHAM. Va, Feb 6-.Chatham N
fast becoming n of the best tobacco
markets in this section OF the State
Last year Bod Tredway started 4 to@i
hacco market at this place. DurtMx'
that season the hous sold AbouE
1000. 600 pounds.
This year another house was opened
and as q result already about z,000.A0e
pounds have cen sold here, and the
farmers claim that not more than
half the crop Is In. Prices ara Ayex~
aging from ten to twelve dollars. Thta
should continue. Chatham ha a nno
q tobacco section as there Ii 10 the
State. the farmers are as good ~ my.
and buyers represent all large tobae~
&C companies whose limits are exactly
equal to those Of the Danviile or anY
other market. There are also several
independent buyers who are buytMG
from n to three ~hogsheads per day.
There is no reason why this shou14
not be a great thing for Chatham ~
the people will get behind these e.
terprising men.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-05
PORTING
BIZ =. .. BONNEVILLE.

Two new first basemen have sent
In their signed contracts FOR the
Chicago American League club to
take the place of Frank Isbell. who
was recently released. Warren Gill,
who was with the Minneapolis. club
las rear, Is one of the men. and
Springfield. Mass, team last year, is
the other. Gill resides in Kansas
City and Collins Is a resident OF New
ton Upper Falls, Mass. and Will
make the trip to the Pacific coast this
spring for the first time.
Jack Lelivelt. the promising WASH
ington right fielder, says that Man
ager McAieer will turn OUT q winner
his year. Leliveit made a reputa-
ton for himself by his batting and
brilliant fielding during the iattei
part of last season.
Addie Joss says that sone OF the
greatest batters In the game ave
been pitchers and cites the cases OF
Jesse Burkett, Bobby Wallace and
Mike Donlin to prove his assertion.
Cy Seymour was also a pitcher and
he Is q high percentage batter now.
Pitcher Marquard, Catcher Schlei.
Infielders Tenny and Merkle and
Outfieider Herzog nave recently sign
ed with the New York National
League Club. Marquard and Merkle
are to go South with the first squad
and Schief. fIerzog and Tenny will
go with the second squad.
John KNIGHT, shortstop. and
Chafies-HeIaph4 signed
with the New York American League
Club several days ago, making thir-
teen men under contract with the
team for 1910.
If Charles Comiskey, Of the Chi
cago Americans, should decide to
make his coming trip the last spring
training outing of his club to the
Pacific coast, the Boston Americans
will be ready to go to California next
year. according to a statement made
by President John Taylor, of the club
recently.
Red Smith. the { Cub recruit.
has been released to Anderson, s.
c. Smith Is a senior at the Alabama
Institute Of Technology and played
third base with the all-star Southern
college team last year
Bill Burke, the Notre Dame
twirIer. will be given a tryout with
the Boston Doves this spring. Burke
pitched In rare form last season, win
ming owe 60 per cent. of his games.
st. Louis fans are attempting to
| prevail upon Jack O'Connor to find
| some regular berth for bod Crisis,
who cannot pitch but who can bat
| with the best. 1t has been suggested
| that O'Connor make a catcher out
of the emergency hitter.
louisville liz q town for baseball
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-05
DATE SET FOR
MARATHON RACE
International Event Will Be Held
February 12th-Full Distance
VIII Be Run.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, Feb. o.
With the formation of the teams COM
pleted, everything Is now in readiness
as far as the professional runners are
concerned for the big international
Marathon relay race, full distance 2s
miles 3s5 yards, which is scheduled
to take place at Fairhill Baseball
Park. Third and Lehigh emu on
Lincoln's Birthday, Saturday. Febru
AIRY IL.
The race will start promptly at 8
o'clock, and the teams will be as foi-
lows: Pat White. Ireland, and Jimmie
Curran, Scotland: Pat Dineen. Ire
land, and j. J. Gof. Ireland: =. r.
Morrissey and Al Raines, America;
Flying Bill Indian. Canada, and NJ
Spring, America.
The conditions OF the race are that
during the progress OF the race the
runners partner ian relieve him a.
often as he wishes, and from start
until the finish there will be many an
exciting sprint,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-05
FRANCHISE NANCE
TO CHARLESTON

SAVANNAH. GA, Feb. 5.-If the
Savannah baseball moguls throw up
the sponge and Charleston, that haze
been lowering over the Indian camp
waiting for the victim to die for
several weeks. gets the Sally League
franchise that yet remains here, few
persons in Savannah will be over
come with surprise. The club off,
Gals must be given credit for a brave
try at finding a ball lot. for 1t is
on this rock that the Indian canoe
is about TO split. Ball playing
hasn't been taken UP by aviators
yet and so Savannah may have to
give 1t up for 1910 because there
Is no place ON convenient earth. ii
seems. to put a ~grandstand, a dia-
mond, and some bleachers.
The jig seems to be up. If Charles
ton pulls the franchise it'll let go OF
Savannah like a sore tooth. But un-
less something turns up quickly the
tooth will have to 60.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-05
WILL DRAM UP
TENTATIVE RULES
Proposed Rules Will be Submitted
to Colleges and Win Meet
Again in March.
COMMITTEE ORGANIZES
Professor Dennis Elected Presi-
dent, Walter Camp Editor
of Rule Book.
COMMITTEE ORGANIZES

NEW YORK. Feb. 5.--The codified
rules under which football In America
will be played in 1910 will probably
not be adopted before March, ac-
cording to members of the National
Football Rules Committee, now In
session here.
The football men are going deep
into the causes which led to so many
fatal accidents on the gridiron dur
Ing the playing season OF 1909, and
are endeavoring to formulate the
rules for 1910 SO that these accl-
dents Will be minimized.
b prospects are that tentative
rules will be drawn up at the present
session of the rules committee. The
rulemakers win then submit the pro-
posed change
leges. coming together again u,
March for the purpose of making
further amendments and formally
adopting the rules.
Most OF Friday was devoted to
going over the tabulated list of deaths
and injuries in football games IN
1909 and to Analysing the causes that
lead up to each of them.
The committee organized by re-
eiecting Professor l.. Fl. Dennis, of
Cornell, president: T.. X. Hall. Dart
mouth. secretary. and Walter Camp,
Of Yale. editor of the Rules Book.
Those at the sessions. In addition to
HI three James are: Crawford
Blagdcn, Harvard; Lieutenant F. D.
Berrten, Naval Academy. Jehn C. Bell,
Pennsylvania: c. W. Savage, Ober-
lin: Professor A. A. Stage, Univer-
sity Of Chicago; Professor H. l.. VIII
liams. University of Minnesota: Park
III. Davis. Princeton: w. l.. Dudley,
Vanderbilt: w. a. Lambeth. Untver-
sIty, and III. II. Hackett. Virginia
Military Academy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-05

titles. Orville Woodruff has recently
been signed a. assistant manager Of
the team. The roster of o~fficials
Will now include president, vice.
president. secretary. treasurer. gen.
eral manager, manager, assistant
manager. captain. bat boy and mas
cot.
The Cuban Stars are preparing to
invade this country and will spend
the month Of June in Chicago. The
club win be composed Of the stars
from the Havana and Almandares
teams.
George Tebeau has faith In his
Kansas City team. After announcing
that his team this year will be the
best the American Association has
ever known. he announces plans for
the erection Of q new double-deck
grandstand that will seat 10000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-05
PUT A ON A
Jockey Is Practically on the Turf
for Bad Ride.

" - HOf 110a AkANkSs
JUAREZ. Feb. s.--Esma, fayorite'
won the two-year-ofd event at Terra
zas Park Friday and made a new
| track record for the distance, sl-s
| furiongs, In 6.4o as. within o-nft
Of a second Of the worlds record
Jockey Small practically was ruled
| on the turf yesterday for his bad ride
| on Duchess of Montebelio, the favor
| lite. Eddie pugan arrived today and
will probably ride here for the re-
| mainder of the meeting, Summaries:
First race-Seliing: one mile. Luke
| Gates won; Camera, second. The Wolf.
| third. Time. la 2-5. Lady Pares
| and Judith Page also ran.
Second race-Selling: six furlongs'
| Miss Danville won; Ollie Burnett, sec
| ond: Virginia Lindsey. third. Time,
l:la As. Dandy Dancer. G. ]. Cox,
Gresham. Deuce, Brougham. Coat
| Cutter, Bold Diah and Lillian RAY
| also ran.
Third race-Two-year-olds; 8 Ia
furlongs. Esma won: Cat, second;
| Mary Rudd, third. Time, 0.40 2-6.
Lear. lizzie, Ina, Owenita, Iwalani. CO.
lumbus Queen and Dreamy also ran,
Esma and Leap coupled as Respess
entry: Cat and LIZZIE coupled as Clark'f
| entry.
Fourth receive and a half fur
longs. Sevenfull won: Light Knight
| second: Execute, third. Time. los
The Fad. orbed Lad. Colonel Bob and
Gypsy King also a
Fifth race-Seliing: 5 Ia furlongs
Shirley Rnssmore won: Stendal. Sec
ond; Lykers. third. Time. 1:07 lis,
Sea Swell. Ina Gray. Star Beam. Doc
tor Mack. Calves. Don Hamilton and
b. J. Swanner also ran.
Sixth race-Seliing; six furlongs
| Florence Meyers won: Ban Tronia,
second: Eibart, third. Time, 1870
Lanigan. Appreciate. High Street, Ed
Tracy, Regards. Niger Baby and Bel
Of Brass also ran.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-05
PRINCETON-NAVY BOAT
RACE NOT ASSURED

PRINCETON. N. J., Feb. 5.--The
report that Princeton would begin in
te~rcollegiate rowing In a race ar
ranged with Annapolis on April 80
was declared by Manager W. NJ. Wiki
ins. 1910. OF Buffalo, to be only par
TALLY true. He announced that while
Princeton would like very much t.
have a race with the Navy this year
negotiations may prove as fruttiess
this year rs last. because Of the ques-
ton of allowing intercollegiate com
petition ON the water has not vet been
taken up by the faculty.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-05
v. r. /. X GAME.
Washington and Lee Five Outplayed
BY Fast ouint from Blacks
burg, 81 10 IS.

Washington anu 1Ne E1ve Outpi0ycd
BY Fast Quint from Blacks
burg, 81 10 ~.
LEXINGTON, VA. Feb. SIN q
rough and uninterrsting game the v.
p. /. basketball team lowered WASH
ington and Lees colora Friday night
by the score of 81 to Is.
The local tailed first, when Glas-
gov Gagged the ball, but the Techs
soon tied up the score then forged
ahead and kept their lead throughout
the game. The first half ended with
the score standing Is to q During
the next session the Techs scoring ma
chine kept going, and Washington
and Les missed several easy goals.
The Hughes brothers and LNgge (W.1
starred for the Techs. while Glasgow
did the best work for the locals. The
". p. /. Positions. W. and L.
w. Legge ......H. F-,....... Burk
IN. Hughes ...L F.s. Hannis
u. Hughsx observation-disclosures
Osborne
keisling .....L. G. Glasgow
r. Legge tcapt.l..R erals
0oals-HAnnis ID, Boyd. Glasgow,
C:raig. II. Hughes a.. r. LS4Ee J4J,
w LeeGe tt,s ]. Hughes tx1 Fouls
EBpza l!aesis sQss {sl n~sfsfss
e sxz
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-05
CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT
IN BASEBALL PARK

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. s.--That
the Nelson Woigast 45-round fight for
the lightweight championship of the
world will take place In the arena on
the Alameda baseball grounds on the
afternoon of Feb. 70. has bee an
nounced by Promoter Sid Hester
after q conference with the cham
pion who arrived in the morning.
Hester has already concluded a
deal with the Alameda Athletic Club
by which he Ii to become manager
Of the club. This will give him com
rlete control. and rs Alameda has
the license for IN yea Hester will
be In the field for ether matches.
The work Of building the arena to
handle the crowd will be started at
once. -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-05
De Mund .The Lemon is Sold.

COTTON PLANT, MISS. Feb. o.
After spending a fortune and much
patience, scattered over several years
in hopes OF making a race horse on,
of De Mund, the so-ca1led $4,000
lemon" has been sold at a sacri-
flee. and Paul ]. Rainey, De Mund's
original purchaser, has celebrated
the occasion by taking a vacation
from his winter home here In shape
OF q hunt in Texas.
De Mund was sold to Mr.. RaineJ's
brother. and Brother Paul wore q
big smile before he left. His friends
also say he gave a big sigh of relief
when the horse was shipped from the
Tippah farm here to Brother Roy''s
farm In Virginia. The price was
not made public. but 1t Is said to
have been a mere trifle."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-05
WILLIAM AND MARY
MEET R~ANDOLPH-MACON
Fast Game of Basketball Will Be
Played Between Teams At
Ashland Saturday Night.

The William and Mary basketball
quint will GO TO Ashland Saturday
afternoon to meet the strong five of
neutrality-suspicious. College. These two
teams have not met this season. but
from reports of the other games they
have had II is thought that they Will
he very evenly matched. William and
Mary lost one game to Virginia lscore
Sc to 16l and won a game from FRED
e%rtcksburg (score 20 to I'D.
The team had Its last hard prac-
tice Friday night, and Captain Driver
expects to win the game from isan-
dolph- Macon. The team is as follows:
Forwards, Geddy or Powell n priv.
or tcaptain); guards, Goodwin and
Hail: center, Metcalf.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-05
SAYS NEGRO "NEVER
CAME FROM HAM,
st. Louis Pastor Asserts Race De.
seended From Adams
Brother.

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 5.-That the black
mar Ia not a member of the race Of
Ham. but a descendant OF one of
the -four or five brothers of Adam
must have had. Ia the belief OF the
Rev. DR.. Edwin H Richards. for 80
years a missionary in Uganda. Africa.
DR.. RichardN Is attending the lay
mems Evangelical convention which
began q four-day session here last
night with a banquet for the 1000
delegates
The negro neyer came from Ham.
You can't get a black man from q
white one, either by time or condi-
tons. said DIR. Richards To-day.
The black man Is co-Adamic with
Adam. Adaft probably had about
four brothers whom the Bible does
not mention. and 1t was from one of
these brothers that the negro must
have descended"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-05

New Steamship For western Cenpany
Ready For Service.
Especial to The Richmond virginfan.f
new steamship. Beaver. betne bufIx
here for the San Francisco Portland
Steamship Company. will be taken oMf
on a trial trip on Tuesday. n. III
Schwerin. vice-president n general
manager Of the owning company Win
go out on the trip.
The Newport News ShipbuiIdtn9 ARA
Dry Dock Company will receive = be-
nus of 32.0 00 on the construction 81 til
steamer. having delivered the stea1mee
four days ahead Of contract TINA. -
ceiving 5000 q day for that period
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-05
C1arke to Coach Tigers

PRINCETON, N. j., Feb. 5.-Wil-
liam J.. Clark, Of the AL
bany New York State League) team,
has been chosen to coach the Prince
ton baseball team during the first six
weeks of the seasen-Clark Is g
eran ball player. He played with the
New York Nationals and with Wash
ington. The coach for the last part
of the season la not been decided
upon. Princeton will begin practice
in the cage In q few weeks. h first
game is with the Philadelphia Ma
tionals, on March "A. at Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-05
THREE HENRICO PRISONERS
SENT TO PENTTENTIARY

Three prisoners were sent from the
Henrico county jail Friday to serve
out sentences In the p~enitentiary.
william Winfield and Richard Dem
Mis-. both cnlored. will three
years for stealing a COW from Major
Vaughan, also colored. w. Tolfver
will be locked up for two years for
highway robbery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-05
LYNCHBURG TO HAVE
ANOTHER GOOD HOTED

Especial to The Richmond v~irginian.)
IYNCHBURG, VA, Feb. 5.-Upon
the granting OF q charter yesterday It
Is learned here to-day that q modern
European hotel, to cost $500 will
be built by the Travellers Hotel Com
pany here. 1t will be hreproof. and
be conducted on the European plan.
The plans have been completed. but
the site Is not fully determined upon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-05
FIGHT AUTO MEASURE.

Newport News Associations Agalns1
Proposed Law.
Especial to The Richmond yirgintan.G
NEWPORT NEWS, Feb. E.-ThNcN
Peninsula Automobile Association herqI
Thursday night. the principal object
OF the meeting being to take action n
fight the measure before tha lAS311Ar
ture taxing automobiles n dollar p4&
horsepower per year. DR.. 8. wv. Heb
son. DR.. w. r. Greasy and r. G. Lens
were elected to membership In -
club.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-05
Holds His First Service.

Adjutant George w. Virgins. now
In charge Of the Richmond corps Of
the Salvation Army. held his first SER
vice at the Broad street Headquarters
Thursday night. The new commander
says that he had not been in Rich
mond twenty minutes before his SER
Vices were required by people seeking
food and shelter. Since his arrival
he has been In harness. He hopes to
be thoroughly settled In Richmond
within q few days.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-05
Honuc Defeats Morningstar.

PITTSBURG, Feb. 6.-Willie Hoppe
Friday night won his i~.s00-point
match at 49, balk-line billiards with
Ora Morningstar by the grand total
score OF 1900 I o 1892. Hopes vic
tory in running out his last block of
500 tonight was the most decisive
of any of the three nights play. He
did 1t In ten innings, while Morning
star had only 22b.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-05

Assessors ane A~ppofsted hi RAY ~
Tee Small.
Especial to The Richmond vireinianSS;
wYTHEvILLE. Va. Feb. 6.-JadGo3
Thornton Massey. OF this judicial cir
cult. has appointed Ex-SheriR Wtl1ienGs
G. Crockett land assessor for th4
Western district Of this county, -
Deputy Sheriff Ellis Allison Tor CO..
Eastern district. Sheriff Crockett hqr
declined to accept and Ii IL th0uE11I
The compensation 10 not In keep&11
with it's duties OF the ONCE. betn3N61
some - per day. Sentiment h14Afs ~
that the once pay q good salary
competent men can always bakuNM
TO AXE them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-05
Eptr,es for Yale Track Men.

NEW HAVEN. CONN, Feb. 81
The schedule Of the Yale University
track team for the coming season was
aaaeunead1tn-day- as follows:
April 23-Spring meet at Yale Ffeio
April 30-University or
vania relay games
May Princeton at yale Faeld.
Nav 14-Harvard at Cambridge.
NAV sf-Yale interscholastic met
at Yale Field. -.
May Observation-Disclosures at frank
lin Field, Philadelphia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-05

was particularly noticeable. and they
also shot with unusual accuracy.
In individual play. May. OF Virginia,
was easily the star OF the same. The
first half resulted 10 to 8 In favor OF
the Virginia team, but the score was
less one-sided in tho second period,
the visitors putting several substitutes
into the game. The line up
st. Johns. Positions. u. of Va
Greve. ........ F....s.... Sprat,
iauVeT- 4. F.-..ss.-..- Mdy
johnson Center. ...... Jones
Ruhf ........ Il. c.. -. Cecil, Kerns
Campbell
Mellon ..,.....R Co.,. .Ashby. Kneff
Goals from the field-Grove ca,
Ruhl. Mellon, May (8). Spratt (2l,
Jones. Ashby, Kneff. Goal from foul
Grove. Referee-Mr. Sturdy, st
Johns
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-05

Or. Roller Matched to WrestIe.
SEATTLE. WASH, Feb. 5.--Dr. II.
r. Roller and Henry Orderman. OF
Minneapolis, have been matched to
wrestle In this city next Wednesday.
Roller will leave the Jeffrfes party
at Butte Sunday night and return to
Seattle.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-05
Close at Tampa.

TAMPA. FLA. Feb. 5.--Ciose and
brilliant finishes marked the racing at
the Tampa track Friday. The public
got the best of the layers. as four of
the pronounced choices rompad home
easy winners in their races. The YEA
ther conditions were perfect and a
splendid crowd was in attendance.
The feature of the days racing WAS
the fifth race in which h best OF
the sprinting division at the track
we're entered. The race went To Billie
Hibbs in a mild drive by d length
from the second choice. John Garner.
Summaries:
First race-For maiden two-year-
olds: about three furlongs. Kathryn
Gardner Man:4 Magic Miss. second.
Blanche Ring. third. Time, 0.ss. AfFi-
can Girl, Petite and NJ. Depres alse
ran.
Second neutrality-suspicious. and
upwards; s liz furlongs: selling. Va
nadium won: Joe Faliert, second;
Daisy b.. third. Time, I'LL SIS. Cas-
sic Argregor and Tommy Wood also
ran.
Third race-ror three-year-ol ds
and upward: 8 l-2 furiongs; selling.
My Love won Sailie Savage. second.
Doctor Young. third. Time. ILL rs.
Sanon Girl and Gordon Lee also ran.
Fourth neutrality-suspicious. and
upward; S IL furlongs; selling. Masks
and Faces won: BoBebrake. second.
Bannade. third. Time, lilo 3-5. Belle
of the Ball, Harting. Robert Powell
and May Jane also ran.
Fifth OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and up
ward: s Ia f~urlongs: selling. Billie
Hibbs won: John Garner. second; Lu-
cuilus. third. Time, I'LL. Tom Do
Ian also ran.
Sixth race-For four-year-olds and
upward: one mile and twenty Yards,
Pirate Dianta won; otogo. second:
Cassowary. third. Time. 1:b0 rs.
Frank Flesher and Kings Guinea also
ran.