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Favorites Finish Poorly.

The rout of the talent continued In the
second race. Ga sket was made favorite
and Stout Heart was a we'll PLAYED sec
ond choice. Gasket managed TO get up in
time 10 finish third a nose in front OF
Stout Heart while Auto Run. at 10 /.
and Mrs. Camp, at 3; TO l. were fighting
IT out for first place. the former winning
by half-length Mrs. Camp opened mp
tremendous carly lead but tired badly.
Boland stopped riding too early on the
iilly or she might have lasted out the
journey.
Dutch Courage. who was given the post
Of favoritlsm in the third race, has evil
IDENTIFY trained of. He showed nothing
Yesterday 10 warrant the belief that he
is in anything like his best form. and
finished away back. Just Red, we'll sup
ported by a select few, made every post
winning one. while Sweetdale, one OF
the warmest things OF the meeting. was
the runner up. The later was played
from a high Offering OF Is to ! 10 close
at 70 ]. and ran n smart race. Charley
Brown was an easy third
he won the fourth race from Miss Korn,
Rake and three others. Rake. which has
won five OF his last seven starts. was
farorite, but the track just suit led Judge
Sale which is probably a better horse
than given credit for being. He made all
the pace, stood OFT several challenges
from Miss Iforn which was n keen con-
tender throughout. and had enough left
to beat her a head at the finish Rake
closed stoutly and saved show honors.
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Laurel Results.

III gButNeiu 20 J. von, Gerard. io3 tMsi
tInN u 20 = s~~oud; stockton. ilS tShu'tinEsr'
20 T. fhlrd Time 81.
s.eond race. hve and bsN furlonEs-ENton
iiT tShuitinEcri. 10 ;. Won; Mshuhah. IN tN"
Tarrc~il 20 j second. AmhToss. lif ibgt~slii
- third. Tinir-i .0s -.
Third race. ihree-gusTte.s. of q mile. selling
Nonei, s,ron- iNs iAnbrossl. 20 2 Won; Nat
X i05 fp.viesl I. % .. s>eond; De,sci. io7 tBgt
vein { 60 J. ;hird Tlne-i'iI
Fourth 1ce. ono and ons-siItrertn mile-CaH
ten q IGs giforlinsl 10 4. vons Guy Ftscher
InS fGias1i ~ l. second; sshsSo iS tShuttin
-rrl 70 l. third Tims-i:B 9-b
Firh race thrss-guar7efg ~ mile. sellnE-
Sberv-ood iiS fRntPslU. 20 7. won: HoHmsn
Iso tByrnel. I. 20 I. second, CherTsses4. 10
jshn,tinsgr 20 I. third. Time-ilA
etsih race On. ard -EiNtosaths niles-Isc
ouslins ITO (CrosSl 20 ! v1u NoifsrieH. ~
fFrarh, { 20 & second: oAfhuut .in7 small
10 10 = thiTd. Timc-lts
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FEEL BULLY! HEAD CLEAR. STOMACH
SWEET, BOWELS RIGHT : "CASCARETS'

You men and women who can't get
feeling rght-who have headache.
coated tongue, foul taste and foul
breath, dizziness, can't sleep. are
nervous and upset, bothered with a sick.
gassy, disordered stomach, and are al
worn ont.
Are you keeping your bowels clean
with Csscarets-oT merely dosing YOUR
self every few DAYS with salts. cstbar-
tic pills. castor oil snd other harsh irri-
tRntsl
Cascarets Immediately cleanse and
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TICKET SCALPERS
FIND SPECULATION
A LOSING VENTURE

.rnEAGp. Oct, l0-Tlckct scalpers
~ sHe successful in procuring the
8 sssr1s .r1s Tor speculation purposes for
No. game between the Cubs and
ss.,,SoN SoN found the venture a losing
On almost every street car
4 ~ 10 The game. tickets were offered
e dealers at tl,50 an hour before
. III ~ AS time for play approach
.r,,Sele rpuld be bought Tor 81. the
-,ih Price for reserved seats, and
. game time for 30 cents. All oi
aeN called Tor reserved seats and
Va uitle demand for them at any
y downtown hotel a bunch OF
iAsls which were held at s. Tues
"sIl Ncrn refused nj 81
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athletics Win gain

t,hs sspELPHlA, Oct. 10.-Thc Phila-
N n %ner,esns made II three out ot
ttlnr me local interleaEue series by
IA Van uom the National league team
nna played game. McTnnes scored
! ~ snd had "A double and single
lt. pnrvcry of Earl Moore.
H'<t,s."re' r II. T.,
|st.r, =. 20 Os10 90 o. II I
.Au.r,.' % 2 61 q 0 0-3 s
.hs sos.Browr, Bender and I.app.
r,i,ss. .on and Killifcr and Morgan
. 'ohnstone and Hart.
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Long Shots in Money,

For the third time since The meeting
opened, Rota was made favoritc and was
well supported by the talent. and for ths
third time proved a ppointmcnt, IN
ishinK ont OF the money The winner
turned up in C. ". Eennon, which has
been performing consistently and figured
70 have royal chance. Flying and Miss
second and third. Jockey Groths ride
on the well-played Oscuro was a Joke
He got the celdiug cut off p number Of
times. each time losing several lengths
but for which he would have been GER
tain winner
Balronla opened favorite I'm the last
race. but In the face OF a strong play on
Tremargo closed at 10 /, while Tremar-
so was slight favortte at post time
Orimar Lad. from the consistent Batchler
stable, was strongly fancied az u TO l,
Orimar Lad went to the front at the
start and showed the way until we'll into
the stretch, when Balronia. which had
steadily improved her position, came on
TO win In a drive by half a length from
Orimar Lad. Mandadero dropped into
third place. Tremargo was slow 10 get
In motion and was always outrun.
a constant stream OF horses passed
through the gates OF Lagoon yesterday
TO reinforce those already on the ground
The contingent from Vancouver, Victoria
Guiding some OF the best horses in train
ing in the west. were the new arrivals.
The Canadian meetings closed Saturday
ana the pick of the horses were shipped
To Lagoon. 4 few days rest VIII put
the runners In good shape, and with the
track I'm good condition an even better
class Of horses VIII he seen in contention.
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sweeteu the stomach, remove the sour
uudigested and fermcutiug food and
foul gases; take the excess bile from the
liver and carry OF the coBsiipatei
waste matter and poison from the bow
els.
A Casesret tonight will strAighten
YOU out by morning. l0-cent box will
keep your head clear. stomach sweet,
liver aud OowSls regular and make
you feel cheerful and bully for months.
Don { forget the children-their little
insides need good gentle cleansing,
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Tigers Are Secretive.

PRINCETON. y. J., oct. io.--It micht
we'll bc imagined that Princeton was on
the eve OF the Harvard or Yale games
from the shroud OF mystery that enVeiops
tho ractice this week All the important
work Is being done behind closed gates,
and the coaches declare that an attack
Ia being developed more varied than any
Tiger team has presented In years.
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FANS PAY FORTUNE
TO SEE THREE GAMES

Total for three games:
Total paid attendance. l00,5Oo
Total receipts sl9s.63S
National commissions share. sl9-
Cos so.
New York clubs share. 35,39i.s4.
Boston clubs share. S35.39iSf.
Players share. $t06.ISf5o
Last year the total attendance, In
Guiding non-paid admissions. for the
first three games was 10l, ,IS3, and
the total receipts were $780, ,9l450.
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Grand Junction Coming.

The Grand Junction eleven will arrive
on tho i:30 train this afternoon. Coach
kachcr is confident that his boys win
take a fall out of the local high school.
while Richardson Of the local team is
Just as confident that the Indians viii
pinch the Tigers tall. Both coa ches
have good grounds for their assertions
and from the dope there IS little choice
between the two squads.
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UTAH AGGIES PREPARE
FOR SATURDAYS GAME

Yesterday. with light work today was
the programme at the Colorado State
School Of Mines in preparation for Fri
DAYS game with the. Utah Aggies. The
terday. Coach Teetzel having planned
only light work today. declaring his men
ready for Fridays battle.
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|IRR|GAN GIVES
| MARQUARD CREDIT
,vs the New York Wonder
Pitched a Great Game and
"Had Everything"
BY Bill Carrigan
Red Sox Catcher,

I sensational News Service.
D,nsToN Oct. I0.-In the flrst place, !
a. riyo Marouard credit for pitching
ra rame Of ball. The Rube had
80. control. had everything" as
~, ,.hau expression goes. We were
w |psS,,sIy unable TO sec his delivery for
han one hit an Inning until Just
|rs.ss nIos. OF the game, when We began
.SS ..nrrd him heavily. This was In the
'ists n.r,ns ,%.'t gets credit for a putout on
-in,srsr IN this inning, but Speaker. who
~ coaching from third base box,
Hus..d as docs Gardner himself. that
,,.asns dropped the ball as he tagged
|ss |s'srsr hut rscov cred Il 40 quickly that
.. vnr,nire did not see the error. so our
s,,sa were all but killed. as ii was two
..nd man on f1rst. Stahl sent Hen
...nn IN 10 run for him and Cady went
II p,t Ue drove an awful clout to right
~, ,ooksd rood for winning the game
"A, then and there, but Devore made
s.,af running catch Of II when none
A, ~ believed he would be able TO get
Psyrbere near the ball.
v,muard NAV be said 70 have saved
4. ssn game when he knocked down
E.gns rap and got Gardner at third. 1t
fras quick play and he executed IL per-
E.sgy. The fact that Herzog dropped
IL throw. as Speaker claims, does not
.sr.rI from Maruuard's perforIns nee
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DENVER WOULD PLAY
COAST LEAGUE TEAM

DENVER. Oct. 1o.-Jamcs McGill, own
er of the Denver Western league cham
pionS, is IN correspond cncc with the
managers OF the Oakland team in the
Coast league relative to a series OF post
season games for the championship OF
the west. Denver has taken three
straight games In a seven game series
with Minneapolis, champion team OF the
American association. The negotiations
for a series with Oakland arc contingent
upon Denver winning the series with
Mlnnca polls.
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ARRANGING ANOTHER
JOHNSON-FLYNN FIGHT

CHICAGO. Oct lO.--Another title
clash between Jack Johnson. heavyweight
champion pusilist. and Jim Flynn is being
arranged, II was reported here last night
Jack Curley and Johnson were In confer
ence during the day and the champion
is said to have been told that another
SEQ. 900 would he posted FOR fight in
Paris. johnson asserted his Willingness
TO give Flynn another chance. but insist
ed on large side bot as a guarantee OF
. good faith
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Changing Lineup.

CHICAGO. oct lo.-Many changes
have been made on the Northwestern uni
veTsIty football team In preparation FOR
the game with Wisconsin Saturday at
Madison. The men were put through
hard practice yesterday 10 get accus-
toned TO their positions
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Bill Full of Confidence.

Sew The series stands even. Never have
.les games been more hard fought The
|rha Of The third game was as exciting
n Inc nn'sh Of the first game on the
|fno grounds except In the first in
rancA u was The Giants who were on the
.,nous seat. believe every man on the
~ York side gave up the game for lost
Pnsn Cody cracked out that terrific drive
a ngm-ihc one DcVorc made such a
~ catch OF
ne results OF the game would seem
shcH that the two teams are very
Iny matched, but | want 10 say that
slNe thc series viii go 10 our side,
'pf OF the fact that VIC cannot win
Hrdight We came so near winning
~ mat there could have been no fun
los The other Side. We are chock
confidence, We have started
1h and VIII go better from now on.
Ine slll probably have Joe Woods in
eoS IN the next game al New York
suppose We Will face Tcsrcau. None
or fellows thinks he can heat us, let
~ win against Smoky Joe. All our
are In good shape. except Speaker,
stll suffers from lame leg. The
"D bad enough To keep him out OF
uoinaTy game. but Spoke" Is the
Hsn 10 quit in series like This,
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st. Joe Gets Bouts.

CHICAGO. Oct. 1o.-Tony Caponi and
Ray Marshall were matched here last
nigh, Tor a iftccn-r round fight at St Jo-
seph. Mo. on October %. and knock
out Brown and Steve KetChcl were
signed for bout at the same number
OF rounds al the same place on Novcm-
ber ss The latter match VIII be At lS3
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S,1cSLONE' JOHNNY" IS
''elOR OVER GODFREY

elules ~ LAC. Wis. Oct. iO.-The
g aJhrnsh round bout between Cy-
ART ~ thompson Of Syracuse. III.
1rlonshgv the worlds midileweight
slI MP n,.p' and Art Godfrey of Min
Ss reta. stopped in the eighth round
rpui,See tonight 90 savc Godfrey
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lrssseran Secretary Retires

ly AZ, a; Oct. i0,-Pctar a. Kelly. sec
II win INC Boston National baseball
rahsr ~ sns'irn when his term expires
.ass rn ~v; Mr. Kelly has served as
r. per Presidents John Dovey
q 3. W,s; William II. Russell. VII
"a r,nsiow, John NJ. Ward and
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0'Drien Does Well.

Mr. Buck o'Brien Was there with the
k,Nr TOO. ftn pitched an exceptionally
~ came Hits were even. Fortunate
4 lsr ;he Giants they were able TO lead
u vth two -baggers In tho two In
IIsu they made runs. In the first case
sss Murray. who was batting like a
~. that drove the ball from Hooper
In Speaker for two bases In the second
|.rlaS. A sacrifice put him on third and
4, por.d on Hersos's long 1y 10 Speak
a There was no chance for Spoke"
4 fs him at the plate. In the second
ID, II was Herzog who led off with a
||r.h,sger In the nth. The hit was a
|,,N smash that bounded off the left
|lp fence and go, by Lewis. Meyers
Ia nor attempt 10 sacrifice. but tried TO
N, eui. but the best he could do was
4, uske good with a single 10 right and
|Rs,os scored This nth inning was
|6shsn's worst The others were almost
|,s.,t, exhibitions Of pitching.
fit game was almost devoid of sem
Itenal plays. The chances for the most
kart were easy ones. Murray pulled on
! trsus catch off Wagner and this with
|rtsprs's play, already mentioned. were
|s best.
| Fcr the hrst time in the series we were
|sssd with a bit of luck when Stahl
|'r1.3 down Doyle's hot drive in the
tln. There was a man on second at
~ iimt and Il tho ball had gone little
ID ore aide IL would have been cood for
||lrt bases. and would easily have scored
|'s man on first I must mention a good
|ly Of Hcrzog In the eighth when he
|Ati ~ Gerkes's Crounder away back
\ thfn. and with a long. accurate throw
~ ripncd Stove at first
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cardinals Beat Browns.

"A. LOUIS. Mo, Oct l0.-Mowrey's
~ followed by Evanss single and
8 ~, error In the eighth inning, gave
Nauonal League club the sec
s,,le OF the intcrleague series for
y, i,s ehnmplonship with the Amer
W score: r. II T..
tnals oono,
W., -. % | q q % O q % q |
;swyoase hi,s-Austin. Brief. Bases
,r.s-,of Burk ?. OF Mitchell !, of
adrs. nHr 3. Struck out-By Baum
ki,s,,., oy Mitchell /. bv Eurk 2.
liza, ,,,nBurk and WInpo; Baum
|5gr,,,r ",lcnell and stephens, Umpiros
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TRIBUNE RACING FORM CHART

Published by Nr,. ?. 81 y. ssinssr
u. N5rTissy. sbr,s..
T. weather elss-. Track sesry
Three. ysar-olds IzG NJ. Ne, sslu.
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Speaker Is Lame.

The SoN were la aboring under a handi-
cap Today. iris Speaker reported at tho
park with bad left ankle which slowed
MN up considerably. He held Harzog re-
sponsible for the hurt, saying that some
ming was sprained when the Giant third
nasernan crowded him In the "Wednesday
pattle and threw him off his stride This
lncldent, some Of the other New York
Inctlcs and the blocking stunts OF Mr.
wagner have served to create a lot OF
bitterness between the rival teams.
Iheres no friendship stuff In this series
ana IL would not be surprising 81 some.
pody started scrap before the finish
Inree reasons were gwen for the In
crease In attendance. Before the first
game here people were frightened by the
crowd stories. They thought there would
ne mad Jamb and difficulty about Sc
curing seats. Tho fact that there were
tickets uncalled for yesterday treasured
the public. Then the weather was the
regular mtdseason brand Also, a bit
the fans w
There were two bands on hand again
and they played "Tessle" Roston's ma
uonal hymn. between innings. hoping II
Would be ink 10 Rube.
Before the contest Speaker and DOYLE
drove around the field In Triss new car
and had their pictures taken several
times
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sah Base bls-of
Herzog san Oft Struck ouBy srhe wagner
@ Herzog Klein Ris oLugh
minutes"
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Coast League

OAKLAND. Cal. Oct 1O.-Score.
r. II. T..
Portla nd ...........,......, /
San Francisco Observation-Disclosures 10 >
Batteries-Koestner and Fisher: Miller
and Schmidt
SACRAMENTO, Oct. 10.-Score.
+. II. L.
Oakland .................. l.
Sacramento Observation-Disclosures 10 ?
Battcries-Gregory and Mite; Glligan
and Krcitz.
Los ANGELES, Cal, Oct, l0.-Score
r. II. T..
Vernon ..,................. u !
Los NU6fl'S
Batterlos-Stewart and Brown; Tozer
and Boles.
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MARQUARD WINS SECOND
CONTEST FOR NEW YORK
Continued Prom Page ons.)

cooI1 nave made another base witbou,
even snding. Stahl's bounder was rrabbed
oy Narqusrd, and the Rube's neg ~
tiirn nailed Larry. Everything might
nave been different II Gardner had
SS.re,cned ms bit as he should have
two down. a man on first and one need ed
stahl pulled himself out of the rano
appeared 10 be over when 49,
grounded 10 Fletcher. But MerkIe noade
a clean mum OF Arthur's throw. Henrik
aeh maze "a Cobb-like dash to third and
pn the nrst pitch 10 Cady. Wagner stole
sccond. The call on the big catcher wa
two pals and nothing when he CONNECT
go, Nhat happened TO his drive has been
5tco above. II IT hadn't happened the
series would have been practicailv over,
Ipr niue hight would hnve been left In
the people from New York "
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minus { - B.npua1 ple. - s.or
Lac =
q No RI l. rhkE stood sion
md hung
,,ro orcu u4 In part made Q Ed
nvgtm
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Fad - place. IS shov Higi-
wooisthrops -FashionAbis Trained
Eocd Wou stopping. s@coud ss,-
Winner entered f0r 800 Nn
Ped lsN &C the inside oi Franz
,ylrS enough len % sail or -"
an thr vry Frank Ruh.fal'sr
~, could not rzn IN TIE going
Ivo-Jeaf-oidE Net vslBa 70 ~iu-
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2. .-k. i:la a-E lsU Kennoo ! pis-s e.S
Nlnnsr b. hy Dick Wcils-Serrest Trairsd
sndiuE r'Art good Wen driving second sn@
"a T. Winner entered for $50 No BID. e.
iarrj away IN The stretch uh-rr - fofE~4
ran Niu Pi~1ir down but hunE soEs
I. otcpro on the rail IN close quarters. Va
ths entire nay
Selling. Thrcc-ysar-oie, sas uV-,rs Nst
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At post = minute or az s::i Tins-:,s IS. Z
show Flying place - show. Picnle 50 sho7.
by W Heath. Scratched Nn0 Hancock loa Su
,hlrs easily High price ksnnon -. Picnic ls Rot
W Kennon lay In behind the isaisrH untiil well fQu
20 the frour and ouraraed Flying N a drive. FYinE
Bnsiy Mss Picnic shove good speed. bot Nerlsned
forced TO tsks up several occasions. Rots outtuu
,doz SIXTH RACE--Five and haiti turongs
w value to winner :l.s. second $50. third tz5.
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Compiled ~ r. CLARK r
L. c Hopper. Presiding Jgde.
LAGOON Utah. Thursday October 70. dGy
ftno FIRST EACE-Fiye a fufonEt Selling
~. 20 Nlnn.I 800; ..-aaa -. ,h..a i.h,
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At POST ~ minutes or a, 3.N.
place IL show Casket Ia show
". Youag. Scratched 1855 Fieckuey
;hifd driving High price, Run Z.
Mrs. Camp down by degrees. getting
gao. but Tired badly the last par
FORGE turned .round quickly at the
tdpt THIRD RACE-six furlor
-fO-f second $50. third sZ5.
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spattsd for Carrtgan IN eightn'
sSBatted for o bIien N nts e ~
sSTBatted for Stahl In ninth
Score by Innings
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A. poit ! minute. on az 36Sis Time-:B
horn lis place. Shov. Rake Ia shoN. Wi
Trained By ~ u. sink. lr. Standing start 3
High price, Rsko SIS. Miami i-5 Winner
tho pace stood several challenges msdo by ~
the stretch. then came ~i,k rush. Rake trI
nnal furlonS.
,dDS FIFTH RhCE--one mile. Selling.
l efOO 500. secoud t8S. mId SIS.
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A. posi- ! minute or AZ 3rs. T'me-.tl. 4
son As place. rs Ghov. Tenbrook, 3-g shoS "
by %. ". Kelley. Scratched. 9sS Joe Frank lot
lily, third driving. High price. Temhrook u 7
bid. Overweight. Tsmbrook J. Tsnis 5. lee HIrrl
Ruhstsilcr until well doSn the stretch when
Harrison which closed vi,h strong rlsh. Ten
stopped to walk vas under punishment the On
iin2 SECOND RAcE-Four aod half furI
tOO neT 1920. second Is5. third SIC.
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At post = minute or at sSib Tim--;2.
dale place. show. Brovn IS shor. Winner
Standing start good. Won easily. second driving
ncT entered Tor 500 40 bid Overweight Helen
held the ssme all through Tho race. sWe~tdAle tho
held tho balance ksio. Dutch Courage brOke slowly
eighth OF the
s1oS FOURTH RACE--one nile add tvor,y
j lfUO Ne, value winner. s.:s. seoosd so.
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