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TAKEN UP-FIVE HEAD HOLSTEIN |
nayin ~ steers owner @ may may have s same byE
ranch north of Writings Crossing, on |
the Calexico road. a1 AZ agliEsra II
STRAYED-FRoM PASTURE. TWO
miles east of Ell Centre, one 400 lb !
bay mare, one black mule colt mos 1
old. $50 reward. Notify Clyde Dyer,
TAKEN UP - HOLsTEIN HEIFER.
niens srandad c1t of; F. ra6 b on left hip Straight
miles southeast of Ell Centre.
LosT-.MONDAY A. M, JANUARY II,
small purse containing keys. Phone
Joe Seymour.
TAKEN UP JAN 1ST AT CAMPBELL
GarIands ranch-One red and white
spotted COW. Weight about 1000 lbs
Branded dimly on right hip. Owner
bill. J. G. Allen.
TAKEN UP-MoNDAY Is HEAD OF
young steers. Harold Bell Wright
ing damages. strokel Blume and
Mi&ooh.
sTRAYED FROM MY PLACE, sILs-
bee Road. l mile south of highway,
800 lbs, i sorreii seiding give weight 100 %
lbs, bay mare weight 1906 lbs, /
black mare weight HOO lbs. Reward
'or any information leading to recov-
cry.
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FOR sALE-FoRD TOURING CAR
equal to new, 1915. or exchange for
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FOR sALE-FoRD TOURING IN AN
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FOR sALE-Two TON DENBY AUTO
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AUTO FOR SALE-OVERLANDT TOUR
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WANTED - LITE MODEL FORD
Holtville.
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FOR LEASE - TEN ACRES FOR
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SPECIAL NOTICES

LAUNDRY-9c LIB. ROUGH DRY. To-
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FOR EXCHANGE-A FINE 800 ACRE
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wells and pumping plant. Large house
and barn. This is desirable ranch
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Value $4,000 clear. Owner will trade
clear for clear
~ CLARENCE E. GAGE,
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St.
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ltro
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FOR SALE-VIM LIGHT DELIVERY
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Edgar Bros. Realty Co.
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FOR EXCHANGES ACRES BEST
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-03
HAVANA ENTRIES.

First Race - Two year olds;
claiming: Ave and a half furlones.
Orris, 101; Foul Weather. Who Can
Tell, liz; Aleso. "a: San Stefano.
10S; Last Girl. 100.
Second Race-Four-year- olds and
up; claiming: five and a half fur
longs: Say When. l02: Harry Glover,
ITO; Caraway. 1o7: Pittsburgh. 10;
Pokey B., 112: Lady Betty. %. Tru-
ant. liz.
Third Race-Four-year-olds and
up; claiming: five and a half fur
longs: Lady Hester. 90: indian, l0<:
L. Gentry. 107; Parol, ITO; Mr., Rru-
ter. 102; Beverly James. io5; Sure
Get, 112.
Fourth Race-Four-year-o ids ana
up; claiming; Ave and a half fur
longs: Billy Boots, 107; Togoland,
102; King Worthy, l12: Far East,
liz: JIM, 1o4; Red, 112: Golden
Fifth Race = Three-year- ofos;
claiming; six furlopgs: Win All,
100: Light Fantastic, 100; The Eng
lishman. los: Lyric, Ill; Tough and
Tight, LOG; Wedgewood, IFS: Huen.
los.
Sixth Race-Three-year- and
up; claiming: mile and fifty yards:
Rockport. 100: List. 107: Slick I'd,
1oS; Service Flag, 115; whippoor-
will, 112; White Crown, 100; Tony
Beau. 90; Plantarede, 102.
"eatheR-clear; track fast.
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GREEN GOLD WINS.
GEN. DIAz PURSE
AT new ORLEANS
Defeats Wexford by Ten
Lengths-Damoris is
Beaten in Opener.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. Green
Gold, unsexed son OF Clet Follie
Levy, running in the Florixant Sta
ble's coiors and ridden by E. Barnes.
showed more Of his rare mud-run-
ming ability when he captured the
Gen. Diaz Purse, which was the fca-
ture today of Jefferson Parks pro-
gram. He duplicated his recent VIC
tory by taking the lead at the start
and salloping along with an easy
advantge. which he increased to
ten lengths at the end.
WEXFORD was always the run
ner-up and saved the place easily
from Grayson. The only other start
err, Translate. was beaten off. The
time and the manner of his finish
made Green Colds effort a good
one, considering the heavy ,condi-
tion Of the track.
Summer-like weather prevailed,
but the attendance was compare
lively light because of the ordinary
caliber of the program.
y The talent seized upon Damoris
and backed her to the exclusion OF
all others in the opener. She fol-
lowed the pace provided by Con-
centrate to the home turn, where
Car. ridden by little Nuckies. moved
past them to an easy lead and won
going away.
Concentrate had no difficulty saw
ing the place from the tired Da-
morris and ha others. The time,
1:48 3-5 for the mile, indicated the
deplorable condition of the track.
After Link Boy had gained a
wide bulge at the ragged start he
found the track and distance quite
to his liking. and dominated the
Ave and half furlong's running
of the second. Perhaps, who had
been the favored one at the break,
tired in the final eighth and gave
way to Amaze to take second. Ace
of Ace6, the favorite, was virtually
left at the post and galloped along
in a trailing position throughout.
DIR. Campbell Jared little better than
the favorite at the start.
Goodheart followed the pacemak-
err Dumbfounder. to the final eighth
and then took the verdict in the
third. under Marinellfs well-5udged
handling, by a neck.
Farewell. Taps, the widely adver-
tised good thing. ran poorly after
breaking well and was a distant
fourth. She evidently disliked the
going. Marinelli wore the Holland
colors because the stable contract
rider. F. Wilson, is bed-ridden with
a slight attack of pneumonia.
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NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

First Race - Three-year- and
up. maidens: claiming: 500: one
mile. Car. los (Nuckels), q to /, 3
to s. 4 to 5; Concentrate. ia (Col-
tilettD. 5 to 1. 2 to /; Damoris, 107
(Francis), l to S. Time, 1:4s 3-5.
Also ran-Marie Rappold, Not Yet,
High Voltage, Pretender, and East
ward Princess.
Second Race~Three-year-o lds and
up. horses and seldings; claiming !:
$500: five and a half furlongs. Link
Boy, ITO (Gantner), to I, 9 to l.,
even; Amaze, lis (Barnes). . to /,
oven; Perhaps, 1os (Boganowsky),
to /. Time. iii Us. Also ran
Brown Bill, Johnny overton, Ace
OF Aces Cleft at post), Treadwell.
DR.. Campbell, Philsnderer. and
Trader.
Third Race-Two-year-o lds: 500:
claiming; six furlongs. Goodhart,
ll3 (MarinellD, 3 to l. even, 2 to 5;
Dumbfounder. 1o3 .Gsng), to /.
to s; Rosalee. 100 (Bruening), 2
to l. Time. 1918 LIS. Also ran
Lady Zeus, Farewell Taps, and Ash
lin.
Fourth Race-Three-year-o lds and
up: allowances; 500: one mile
Green Gold. 1o3 iBarnes), to 20.
out out; WEXFORD, 1903 (Weiner),
to 5, out; Grayson. Io3 (Gantner),
out. Time, I:4s 2-5. Also ran
Translate.
Fifth Race-Three-year-o and
up; claiming; handicap; Niles and
mares; $500; one mile. Escarpo-
lette, lls Gang), to S. to 10.
out; Miss Fontaine, 101 CMcDer-
motif. to 5. out: Biddledee. ITO
(Barnes), out Time. l:45 As. Also
ran-Oaklawn Belle
Sixth Race-All ages; claiming:
800; Ave and one-half furlongs
Sweepy. lo3 Gang), 3 to 81 to &.
out; Elmer X, lls tRowe), 4 TO l,
to 5; Birdh, G., 100 Mccoy. to
:. Time, I'LL. Also ran-Eternity,
Wireless, Image, Echoland. and Gal
liant Foe.
Seventh Race-Three year olds
and up; claiming: 500: mile and a
quarter. Lady LonSfellow, lOl
Nang). to 5, to ). out; John
Arbor, ss (Gantner), to .. even;
Corydon. III MCCOY, l to 5. Time,
2:l6 a-5. Also ran-Axion. Pirate
MCGEE. and Kebo.
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TIA JUANA RESULTS

First Race furlongs; all ages.
Big Smoke, l1+ CGross). $3.50, 81
$3.50; DR.. Kentan. Ill (Brown),
sl.to. $50: Clear the Way. III
lCarter), S2.so. Time: l:Os. Per-
Seet Day. Little Romper, Victory
Won. inheld and Georgiana W also
ran.
Second Race - 5 furlongs: all
ages: Tillotson. los (Parkel, ,3.eo.
ss,Go, se,eo; Little Jake. los ia
eobS' 1900, $S.<0; Eye Bright, IS
lHurn)' $3.50. Time: 1908. Walter
Mack, Joe Underwood. Billy Joe,
The Cigarette and Hanovers Topaz
also ran.
Third Race furlongs; ALI AGES.
Merry Lass, los (Noble), sac. sii.so,
aaoo; Crispie, ia (Martines),
1850, $3.50; Uranium, III (cartsr),
$3.50, Time, i:os SIS, Duly Fashion,
Al Potter Miss ouri and Coffee John
also ran,
Fourth Race lie miles; g.
year-olds and up; Camilla. Miller.
lo7 Huntamer), ts,oo, &a,ia, ,sss;
saiseorse, io7 (Hurnl, sese, ss,se;
Rhymsr, iof (Jseobsl, ace, Time;
iibi 2-b, Lady Innocence, Beva.
hiiiy stuart and After Night also
ran.
, Fifth Race e furiongs; a-year-
olds' Chow, ios (ssiadin), S7.se.
>s,eo, Ns,so; Little Pointer ieo
tHuntsmer), &s,&o, se,0e; Aisx
April Foeh io6 (Psrks. vase,
Time i'ib Ia, BLACK Top. Busy
bird, Lolita speed and Gwsndola
also ran,
sixth Race sa furlons& all
aoes. Mannchen, los tHuntamer),
$3.50. s2.se. Ss-so; Myrtle A., ii<
tMartinex). Sa,se, 1s,so; PsgEy Mar
tin ZOE (Parke), 3s..o. Time; les.
Sherman A., Capon. Review ana
Miss wells also ran.
Seventh Races furlongs; s.year.
oids and up: Sedan. IFS (Martines).
$500. s2.4o, $a.2o; Gen. Asramonte,
1o7 Huntamer), $500. $3.50. shifty.
lot (Parke), 32.2o. Time. 1.o1 SIS,
Claude Weaver. Queen. Of Trumps,
Phedoden and Grace also ran.
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

First Race-For maiden 2-year-
olds; Ave and one-half furlongs.
Miracle Man, 112: Sea Master, lis;
Blossom House, ITO: Caunzel. 100;
Plunella, 104; Crock of Gold, 1o4;
Sir John Reve, 1917; Joe c., 107:
Trico, 1o7; Bonero Blue. ITO; Bull
let. 1903; Forest Queen, ITO; Exc
cution. ITO.
Second Race Claiming: 3-year-
olds and up; Eve and a half fur
longs. Diocliatian. los: The Moor,
I0s; Friz, l13; Malvolio, 107; My
Friend Pat. Ill: Sure. 10s: Search
light Sd, Il2; Goldstone. 1o7; Get
EN-, l07; Blue Star. 112; Voormire,
III; No Lawn, ll2: General. 1l2:
carpia I'd, liz; Kultur, 1l2; Ravan-
ma. los.
Third Race-Allowances; 3-year-
olds and up; six furlongs. wrecker.
1o5: Manoeuvre. l0S: Tody. lo2; Bal
ance Wheel, 1os: Sea Cove. los.
Fourth Race - Claiming; 3-year-
old and up; six furlongs. Marmite,
107: Bright Lights, 12o; Lady Lux
ury, 1l3; Gloomy Gus, 102; Lucy
Kate, So; Arrowhead. ls0: Tiger
Rose, ss: Marie Maxim, 100; Ra-
gazxa. l03; Anticipate, Ill; Fort
Churchill, us; silence, 1o7; Zone
d'Armee, 101.
Fifth Race-The Jefferson Han
dicap: 2-year- olds and up: one mile
and seventy yards. Gen. Haig. LOG;
Pimlico. 100: Tom McTaggart. ia;
Mysterious Girl. 1902: WEXFORD. 100:
Lucky B., 116.
Sixth Race-Claiming 3-year-olds
and up; mile and seventy yards.
On High. 1903: Kebo. l06; DR.. Camp
bell, LOG: Olive James, LOG; Miss
Nellie. 10s: The Cullen Bon, LOG: She
Devil. 10s: Blazonry, los; Serbian.
III: Link Boy, los.
Seventh Race-ClaiminG; 3-yeas-
olds and up: mile and seventy
yards. L'Enjoleur, LOG; Joe Joe.
lO6; Tim MCGEE, Ill; Ailleiro. los;
Kilkenny, Ill: Counter Balance. III,
Bond, 106; Warlike, 1l6: Avery
Trumbull, III: Alcatraz, 100; Ma
chiavelli, los.
Weather clear: track heavy.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-03
TACKLE
Sd CORPS TODAY
Record Breaking Crowd Ex'
pected When Two Service
lis Meet at Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 1.-THE Guam
tico Marines will meet an ali-star
eleven of the Third Corps Area
tomorrow at Homewood Field. 1t
Is expected that the largest crowd
that has ever witnessed a football
game in the State will see tomor-
rows affair.
The Marines are a slight favorite
to land tomorrow's game. They. are
handled by Johnny Beckett. a for
mer all-America star. Beckett's
squad has had but seven points
scored against It In i've games this
season.
Even with its great line. the Ma
rines will not have much on the
Third Corps forwards, who average
1879 pounds per man. The Devil
Dogs have a slight advantage in
weight in the backheld. bur this
should be offset by the speed of the
army backs.
Twenty-Five hundred Marines, ac-
companied by their own band and
several pieces of small field artIl-
lery. will arrive here tomorrow
The small cannon Is be-
ing brought along in case the
Leather Necks yell themselves
hoarse.
: The army eleven arrived in town
tonight. while the Marine team put
in at 10 O'Clock this morning.
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HAVANA RESULTS.

First Race - 800; maidens:
2-year-olds: So furlongs: Sam
Frank, 100 (Kennedy). ) to s, l to
4. to 10; Lustre, 100 (HeupeD.
to 2. 1 to 4; Thistle Broom. 10s
(Kelsay), Z to 10. Time. 1907 is.
Also ran: Dear Me, Plaudelia and
Comdr. Colin.
Second Race-s7oo: s-year-olds
up: 5a furlongs: Shootaway, lie
(Morrissey), 10 to 1. 4 to 1. to /;
Major Domo, 1l2 (Kennedy). 4 to 5.
2 to 5: Baby Faust. 100 (Schwartz).
to 5. Time. 1905 As. Also ran:
Dorothy Hines. Herman, Harp, Mis-
ter Jiggs. Riposta, Little Cling.
Third Race-$700: 4-year-olds up:
(McLaughlin). 8 to 8, 3 to s. l to. 3 !:
to s; Marion Hollins. 107 (Small-
ran: James, Tim J. Hogan. Water
ford, Princess Myrtle. Breadline.
Fourth Race-$900: all ages:
quiry. 102 (McLauzhlin). 5 to 2,
even. out; Matinee Idol, Ill (Ken-
nedy). out. Time, 1:45. Also ran:
Pastoreau and Accelerate.
Fifth Race-s700; 3-year-olds up:
claiming: mile and fifty yards:
Blanca, 107 (Schwartz), s to l. 3
to 1. 8 to s; Shipmate. los Prib-
ble). even, to 2: DR.. Shaffer. 1o6
(Kelsay). 3 to S. Time. 1:44 3-5.
Also ran: Toss Up, Dixie Girl.
Tony and Gomul.
Sixth Race-s700: 3-year- olds up:
claiming; mile and fifty yards: Mil
bred, 80 (McLaughlin), 8 to 8. 3 to
S. to 3: Second Cousin. 104 (Schef-
feD. 3 tol5. l to 3: Zoie. 101 (Chal-
mers), even. Time. 1:44. Also ran:
Johnny O'Connell, Loyalist. Tokalon
March and Forbid.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-03
Boynton and Berry Play
Against Pros Tomorrow

Benny Boynton, former WILL
iams star and ail-American
quarterback; Howard Berry.
, Pennsylvania's great super-ath-
lete: and Jim Barron. former
captain and tackle at Gsrrge-.
town. will be in the Rochester
JEFFERSON lineup when that team
hooks UP with Tim Jordan's
pros tomorrow at American
League lark.
Alexander. 1920 all American
center, will also appear with the
New Workers.
Jordan has boistered his elcv-
en- for tomorrow's clash. In ID
dition to Harry Robb. the local
pros will have Pete Henry ana
Charlie Guyon In the lineup.
Jordan is also angling for two
Georgia Tech stars.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-03
TANKMEN
BEATEN BY POLY
Two Records Broken in First
Scholastic Swimming Meet
OF the Season.

In the first swimming meet of the
season yesterday the Central High
tnnkme suffered defeat at the
hands of their ancient rivals, Balti-
more Polytech, 4oh to so11. Two
records went by the board when
Central swept the relay, clipping
3 s-5 seconds of the existing record,
and the other when Capt. Coles. of
Central, and Capt. Bailey. OF Poly.
tied in the 100-yard swim for a new
mark of 81 seconds. breaking the
old record by 2 seconds. The sum-
maries:
Relsy-won by Central Dexter,
Darnell, stolley, ColeD. Time,
1853 rs.
Fancy Dive Won by Arlington
(CentraD; second. Kaufman (PolyD;
third. Mepgers (Poly).
5o-yard Swim Won by Welsh
(Poly): second. Darnell (CentraD;
third. tie between Dexter (CentraI.
and Bailey poly. Time, O:2s As.
Breast Stroke-Wou by Swanson
(Poly): second, Satterfeid Ger
traD: third. Fay (CentraD. Time,
l:27 3-5.
1o0-yard Swim-Tie between Coles
(CentraD, and Bailey (Poly); third,
Welsh (Poly). Time. l:0l.
Plunge-Won by Horton (Poly).
81 feet; second. Marks (PolyD, Sly
feet; third, Darnell (CentraD, ~
feet
Back Stroke - Won by Landow
iPoly): second. Shaffer (PolyS:
third, Yung Kwsi (CentrsD. Time,
1.2S 3-5.
220-yard Swim-Wcn by Bahlke
(Poly); second. Arlington (CentI;.D;
third, Coles (CentraD. Time, 3:el LIS.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-03
TIA JUANA ENTRIES

First Race-Five and a half fur
longs: 3-year-o Odds and up: Madrono.
100: Mistake, l09: Valentine Lady.
l06; Circulate, ia; W. c. Dolly,
1903: Merry Lass. 100; Stilpo, LOG;
Ethel, ia; Mabel Rule, los: Vera
Wood. III; Little Romper, ia; Can
vas Back. ia.
Second Race-Five and half fur
longs; 3-year-old. and up: orleans
Girl. III; Due De Guise. 100; Col,
Murphy, III: Emma Weller. loe;
DR.. Kendall. III; Master Franklin.
loo: Indian BriEage. III: Flash OF
Steel. Ilt; Doublet II. 1903; Vodka,
100: Hanover's Topaz, llt; Tom
Caro-. ia.
Third Race-one mile and seventy
yards; 3-year-oids and up: Shenar-
doah. los: Lola. l0s; Tom brooks,
los; Dienero, 1906: Chick Barkley.
ITO: DR.. Samuel. 10: Zetetic, l05;
Audrey X. 10; Baby Cal. ioS; The
Talksr. ITO.
Fourth Receive furlonEs; =
year.olds. Doves Roost. ia; Ineoe-
nance. IFS: Piow Steel, lis, We'd
ding Prince, ll6: Little Florence,
liz; Trumpet Call, iI2: The Cigar
cite, III; ,Hermoss Nsgra, ia; SAM
pie, A2; Rose Roberts. liz; South
Hreess. ITO: Nan Mckinney ia;
Ftfth. Race - Four and one half
furlongs; all ages. c. A. Comisksy,
80: key. 1T. lis; Sedan. los; Head
over Heels, 1os; Tailor Maid, llO;
Jean Corey. lis.
Sixth Race-One mile; a-year-
Odds and-up. Deck Hand, loS; rheo
Breckenridge, 1eS:: Sea Beach, los:
July Fly. 10f; No wonder. III;
Steve. los: Miss Wells, los.
Seventh fRace-Six furiongs: ali
ages. McLane. liz: Lady Small. los
Orchid Kink. III; Striker, los: Mike
Daily, III; Short Stop. liz; Cigale,
1ss: II. W.. Harper. lis.
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Mohawks Play Quentin,

The Mohawk Juniors will meet the
Quentin A.. G. tomorrow at $50
o'clock on Mohawk field, Seventeenth
and D streets southeast
New-York tribune., 1921-09-09
Latopia Results

First race for maiden wo-year-olds
half furlongs) s)--Buclsingha ITO Kederis)
s33.s0. $3.50 and $6.49, won; Salamander
wf0o,1 W. eM9,9ney) ~ ss7o and sslo. second Red
1;oS AS. Tamper zacl1 Terrell, Brennan
Spods, First National. Bojul and Settle also
ran
Second race tfor four -year-olds and up
and a quarter)-Royal Duck, los (scobie)
$3.50. $3.50 and $22O won; Kingfsher, 10
((Bsarnes) (sann) 500 and $40. second; Pit ll5
Dolph and Harvest King also ran.
Third race (for three year-olt.s and up-
ward; purse, s14oo; claiming; six fur
l%ongs2s,,,Dodge, Ions 10 !H: Bur5el, s9.4o. $40
Sl4so, $3.50, second; Flags, 11s (Taylor)
$500. third: Time. 1913. Rapid Day. Gin,
derella. Ruby. BY Goly and Louis A. also
Fourth race (for three-year-olds; allow
ances; purse. $1.7o0; six furlongs)--Cho
cho. ia (wnlis), ss.2o, $3.50 and $40
ss5G ea aeeona AeonS CO.. l4 9a Bure $50 and
~. DO. third. Time 1:12 S-5- Marcella
Boy. Blanche Mac, Brunswick, Sir Thomas
hean ana Darjeeling also ran.
Fifth race (for three-year- ar-olds and up
ward; allowances; puse, S1,600; one mile
and a sixteenth) --Westwood. 100 nuns
ford)-$410 $3.3o and $3.50 won Wick
Iord' TO- a. ios 6 SScobie) 5000 and So, second
va steside, S9 (Porretto), $3.50, third. Time,
40 4-o United Verde. Brotherly Love
and Midway also ran
Sixth race (for four-year -olds and up-
ward; purse. 81. 400; claiming; one mile
and ouarter)-Gourmand 10S (Francis)
$llS s4.s0 and $40, won; Wave, lOS
1Scobie). $3.50 and $3.50 second; ]. G,
stone. 113 Poo), $3.50 third Time,
2:ob 2-5. Contestant and Capital City also
Seventh race (for three-year-olds and
upward: purse, sl,4oo: claiming; one mile
an9 ga 81 sslxteenth) h)-War Spirit, los (scobie),
ikennedy), sI2Io and iSa S4ee o. 'arns, aaconT nTC
Amanda, l1O (H. Burke). So, third Time
G.; g., Had Her Way. Pattern, Fair Orient.
service Flag and Candle Light also ran