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Zifrin Truckers
to Tackle Quaker
Cagers Tomorrow
1900 Fans to Accompany
DiStiIIer Quintet From
LaWrencehurn.

One of the main basketball at
fractions here this weekend will
take place tomorrow afternoon
when the local quintet OF the ziffrin
Truck Lines meet the Ole Quakers,
representing the Old Quaker Dis
tilling Company of Lawrenceburg,
Ind.
The game, which is scheduled for
l p. m. at the Pennsy gym, will at
tract many enthusiastic fans for the
Old Quaker team, who will arrive
tomorrow morning at 11::30 on a
special 16-coach train, via the Big
-Four carrying approximately 1900
fans, mostly employees of the Law
renceburg Distillery and their
friends.
The train will be met at Union
Station by welcoming committee,
headed by the American Legion
band. The crowd will assemble for
a parade and march to several
downtown hotels where arrange
ments have been made to serve
luncheon before the game.
Special buses of the Indianapolis
Street Railways will convey the
visitors to the Penny gym, which is
located at E. Westinghouse and
State-av. j. H. Wersing, Indiana
division manager for the Schenley
Distilling Corporation, and Sam
ziffrin, president of the ziffrin
Truck lines, are in charge of ar
raneementS,
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Irish Turn in
Upset Verdict
Against Pitt
Notre Dame Net MarkSmen
Hand Panthers Second
Loss of Week.

Tunes Special
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Jan. 11.-One
of the East's outstanding basketball
teams, the Partners of Pittsburgh,
tried to get reorgani5ed today, and
find out what happened when Notre
Dame came to town.
Playing like SO many buzz-saws,
the Irish outran. outpassed and out
shot the Pittsburgh boys last night
to gain a 43-to-35 triumph in Bit
terly contested encounter played be-
fore $500 fans.
The Partners we're all the. mora
startled, since it was the second set
back of the week for them. Carnegie
Tech snapped their 21-game win
ming streak last Tuesday. Last
nights victory was the ninth in IL
starts for the Ramblers.
After taking an early lead, Pitts
burgh was ahead, 20 to 10, at in
Permission. Paul Thomas Nowak
Notre Danes sophomore center,
then found the range and led his
mates to victory. Playing the full
40 minutes, NoWak accounted for
seven field goals and two free
throws, or total of Is points
Roderick, substitute forward, looked
best for the losers with five baskets
The figures:
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Sherry Signs for
Feature Mat Tug

(Repriuted From Late Times Yesterday
The signing today of Jack Sherry,
popular middleweight. to meet Bull
Smith of Memphis in the first of
two main events completed the fea-
ture portion of the card for the
special mat show at TomlinSon
Hall, Monday night. The show is
being sponsored by the American
Legion Post of the Indianapolis
Power 81 Light Co. Sherry held
Sailor Parker to draw in his last
match here.
The final event is TO pit Cecil
Pedigo, Louisville blacksmith, against
Gentleman Jack Smithers of Chi
cago, who defeated Simon Boysell
here last week. Pedigo downed
veteran Johnny Carlin.
aker McLemore Is seeking
ar opponent for Cliff Olsen, Mil
waukee middleweight, for action in
the one-fall preliminary.
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LindstrOm Given
Release by Cubs

tReprinted From Late Times Saturday,
By United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 10.-Freddie
Lindstrom. outfielder and third
baSeman, today was given his un-
conditional release by the Chicago
Cubs.
Lindstrom, a Chicago boy who had
a long, successful career with both
the New York Giants and the Pitts
burgh Pirates, came to the Cubs
only last season in one of the major
deals of the 1884 winter trading.
The Cubs explanation for the re-
lease was that Lindstrom is too
valuable man to be warming the
bench as substitute and the Cubs
have plenty of young talent for both
third base and the outfeld, the
position Lindstrom fills. ConSe-
quently he is given the opportunity
to place himself where he can play
regularly, the Cubs Office said.
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Action
Scheduled for
Big Ten Loop
All Western Conference
Teams to Play; Five More
Tits Monday.
BY WINTHROP LYMAN
United Press staff Correspondent

CHICAGO, Jan. 11.-Renewal of
the scoring duel between Bob Kess-
Ter of Purdue and Bill HARLOW of
Chicago will provide an added at
traction in the Big Ten basketball
race tonight.
HARLOW, winner of the individual
scoring title last season, and Kess-
Ter, runner-up will oppose each
other when the Maroons and Boiler
makers tangle in the Chicago field
house.
Boilermakers the Choice
Purdue is expected to have little
difficulty in turning back the Ma
rooms despite the fact the latter
have a much better balanced club
that a year ago. Chicago is likely
to cause anyone trouble if Paul
Amundsen, its tall sophomore CEN
ter, learns how to shoot. His failure
to score from the field was respon-
sible for Chicago's defeat by Wis
consin.
The most holly contested game on
tonlght's schedule is expected at
Madison, where Wisconsin and I'LL
nois, co-champions with Purdue
last season, will be battling to keep
IN the race. Each lost it's opening
game and then came back to win
its second.
Northwestern, with an suspicious
preliminary record, will open it's
Conference schedule against Indi-
ana at Bloomington. Three sopho-
mores will be in the Wildcat start
ing lineup, according to Coach
Dutch Lonborg.
Buckeyes Are Favored
Ohio State, because of it's daz-
zling speed and sharpshooting cap
tain, Warren Whitlinger, should be
able to conquer Iowa at Iowa City.
1t will be battle royal, however,
if the Hawkeyes display the form
they showed in whipping Illinois.
Michigan's giants anticipate no
difficulty with Minnesota at Ann
Arbor. The Gophers have the worst
record of any Big Ten factor in the
pennant chase.
Five more games are scheduled
for Monday night. They are: Chi
cago at Indiana, Iowa at Wisconsin,
Michigan at Purdue, Minnesota at
Northwestern and Ohio State at
Illinois.
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STANFORD AND DARTMOUTH

Reprinted From Late Times Saturday,
By United Press
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, CAL,
Jan. 1O-Stanford University off,
Gals today announced their ap-
proval of proposal for football
games in 1897 and 1898 with Dart
mouth. Definite arrangements have
not been completed. however, as
Stanford's 1887 schedule will not be
drawn until the Pacific Coast Con-
ference meeting net December.
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Normal Slate Clean
Times Spccfnl

mes special
DANVILLE, Ind, Jan. II. - The
speedy basketball squad of Central
Normal remained at the top of the
Indiana Conference today by virtue
nf a decisive victory over Hanover.
Playing on their own floor here
last night, the Purple Warriors
won SO to 25, and remained unde-
feated. After jumping into an early
12-to-1 lead, the Danville boys had
the Panthers on the defensive dur
ing the entire tilt.
Hargraves and Kibbler were able
to pace Hanover counter attack
that cut the Purple Warriors mar
gin to 10 to II at half-t Then,
with three minutes left to play, the
Hilltoppers closed the gap to one
point, but Williams, Central Normal
forward. counted three successive
field goals from under the basket to
clinch the tilt. Summary:
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Births
Rows


Maurice and Louise MCGOWAN, 1902 N.
Illinois.
Oscar and Eieanora Miller, Coleman
Hospital.
Raymond and Goldie Shelley, Coleman
Hospital.
Tiff and Louise Smith, Coleman Hos
pital
James and Jenny Strickland Coleman
Hospital.
Richard and Evadene Lee. 1910 College.
Girls
Mathew and Lucille Jennings, 1850 Hill
side.
Lloyd and Ruby Martindale, 369 S.
Butler.
Venus and Mabe Green, 1141 Olive.
Joseph and Nellie Alig, Coleman Hos
pital, twins.
Donald and Hazel Anderson. Coleman
Hospital.
George and Hazel Klingler, Coleman
Hospital.
Lyman and Marie Meiks, Coleman Hos
pital
:. Arthur and Louise Robson, Coleman
Hospital.
Ralph and Fernleah Wilkey, Coleman
Hospital.
Isaac and Eunice Wright, Coleman Hos
pitai.
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GREYH0UNDS OUT TO
STOP SPEEDY RIVALS

Hoping to be able to slow the
swift attack of Indiana States bas-
ketball team, the hardwood players
of Indiana Central drilled yester-
day in preparation for their tilt
with the Terre Haute aggregation
in the University Heights court to-
night. The rivals split two con-
tests PLAYED last season.
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Fifth Race 5000; claiming: 4-year-olds
and up: one mile and 10 yards )-xMarie
G. Ill; Eddy Lee. ia; Snobeedo. ia;
MANNERS Flying, li3; Billowy Wave, l13.
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and up: ole mile. Coin, los; Al
bnerque, no. xColorist. 100: xDornoch. Ill;
xCapt Jerry, Ill. dangerous, il6; xBal-
mssan. 100; Relatively. Ill; Move Faster.
Weather clear: track. fast.
Horses hsseQ in order OF post position
xApprentice allowance claimed
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Deaths

John Beasley 70, at City Hospital,
broncho pneumo mia.
Nathan E. Bovine, 81, at st. vincent's
Hospital, accidental.
Ollie Mckee, 40, at ITO Draper, cor
onary occlusion.
Janet L. Wheeling, l mo-, at 1902 Hollo-
way, ileocolitis.
Samuel Barker, So, at Ala E. oath, car
cinoma.
ciemmie Leonard. SIS, at 1l0s N. Croft,
broncho pneumonia.
Leonard E. Williams, 40, at Veterans
Hospital, pulmonary tuberculosis.
George w. Nave. 81. at Al spink-Arms,
pleuropneumonia.
Margaret Fertig, SO, at 2oo7 N Capitol
cardto vascular renal disease.
John M. Morgan, &c. at 2122 Gent, lobar
pneumonia.
Ollie Mae Goodnight. 70, at 1880 Mar
tin, pulmonary tuberculosis.
Inez Hughes, IS, at 2413 Manlove,
lobar pneumonia.
Mary Gentry. SO, at 1920 Broadway.
chronic myocarditis.
Bertram B. Powell, IS. at gath and
Ritter, coronary occlusion.
Charles Dow Rector, AZ, at Methodist
Hospital lobar pneumonia
Catherine Irene Rector. 80, at Methodist
Hospital coronary embolism.
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3 De1ths-Funerals

indianapolis Times. Friday. Jan. 10. 1886.
E. widow of George
Ferrell. and mother of Mrs. Ida Gibson
Swisher. departed this life Friday age
the MOORE & KIRK FUNERAL HOME.
1880 Station-st. 2 p. m. Burial Crown
HILL Friends may call al the residence
$3.50 Sherman Drive until noon Monday.
T. of 2o41 N. Keystone
av. father of James Fyffe. departed this
life THURSDAY. age IL. Funeral notice
MOORE & KIRK, CH-1S06.
GIBsoN-Anna vilena. beloved wife of
Charles G. Gibson, mother of Mrs. Elsie
Norton. Mrs. Leons Fansler, Cecil and
Glenn Gibson, departed this life Thurs
day. age S.. Funeral Saturday. Jan. II,
p. m. Burial Crown Hill. Friends in
vited. Funeral under the direction Of
MOORE 81 KIRK.
beloved mother of Katie
Wieland, Henry and Albert Hoffman:
sister OF Charles Fritz. and Katherine
Rhode. of Indianapolis. and Jacob
THURSDAY at the home eo Of ReT TSe daug aSay
Mrs. Wieland, 2l43 winter-av. where
services will. be. held Monday, Jan. Is.
2 p. m. Friends invited.
O., age IS years; beloved
husband of Floe Hunter. passed away
Ssnce sll n shefTieldaVi Faner raj s IsSi-
F isSi MoAnnaa HONE NJ a. 1884 " thf SoNHLE
Friends invited. Burial Floral Park.
Friends may call at the residence Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Florian Bartl. father Of Mrs.
Margaret Illingsworth. Mrs. Helea
Brandein. and Mrs. Burdette Watson.
passed away Friday morning at the
home of Mrs. Watson in Carmel. Ind.
Services at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN
MORTUARY Monday at 100 D. m.
Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill.
RECTOR-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dow.
parents. of Betty, passed away at the
Methodist Hospital. Services for Mrs.
Rector from Holy Angels Church 28th
and Northwestern, Monday, 9 a. m
Friends invited, followed by services for
BUCHANAN MoRTUARY Monday. 10 90
a. m. Friends invited. Interment for
both in Washington Park cemetery.
Friends may call at the mortuary.
ROYCE-Harold R., 1877 w a2d-st, broth
er OF Esther. Martha and Laura of Indi-
annapolis and Walter E. Royce of N Mad
ison, Ind. passed away Thursday morn
ing. Services at the FLANNER g. Blu
CHANAN MORTUARY Saturday. 10
a. m. Friends invited. Services Hebron
Baptist Church Saturday, D. m Burial
at Hebron. Madison and Versailles
tlnd.) papers please COPY
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AT PLAYGROUND

Al PLAYGROUND
One BeSt-Billowy Wave
l. Palm Island, Carvola, Wibbitt.
2. Rustic LaSsie, Isenberg, Mullet.
3. Die Hard, Benefit, Levaal.
4. Thistle Jock, Flashing Thru,
Witan.
S. Billowy Wave, Eddy Lee, Ban
ners Flying.
6. Wild Turkey, Thomasville, Rip
Van Wrinkle
7. Black Flash, Portam, Blue Hour.
8. Whizz James, Respect, Jean
Brown.
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2 Cards of Thanks

POISEL-We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks. and appreciation, for the acts
of kindness. messages of sympathy and
beautiful aoval offerings from our many
friends anc neighbors in our recent loss
of our beloved mother AID grandmother
MRS ELLA v. POISEL We especially
thank the Rev. L. H Kendall for his
consolinF words, the singers, the officers
and members of Corinthian Chapter,
o. E. s. Mr.. Roscoe Conkle and DR.. o.
S. Deitch. Mrs. Lulu Reading and fam
lily Mrs A. M. Poisel and family and
Mrs Viola Poisel
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BEDROOM APARTMENT-s36
Attractive modern building. One va
cancy. Util., frig. 1901 Z. Washington.
HUGGLER. 10th and Broadway, and ?
bedrooms; newly decorated: utilities;
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AT SANTA ANITA

AT SANTA ANITA
One Best-AtOeI
/. Atoel, Bonicon, Mud Fence.
2. Bolamola, Lobitos, Lumillion.
3, Northern Water, Sickle Bill,
Len Helker.
4. Browneyed Pat, Distribute,
Kieva.
5. Carmanchita, Drombo, Happy
Hunter.
6. Valiant Fox, Reel On, Procliv-
ity.
7. Cold Water, South Gallant,
Crofter.
8. Jens Son, Mccarthy, Daily
News.
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7 II r MIX UhOUNUS
| First Race $500; allowances; Swear
| olds; one milel-Wild Count. l02: Imperial
| Bill. los; Early Call 106; Palm Island:
Wbibbitt. l01; Carovla 10l; Reunited. 10e
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AT TROPICAL PARK

AT TROPICAL PARK
One Best-Chimney Top
l Benares, Screen, Miss Chicro.
2 Knights Hope, Fred Amy, Tu-
dor Queen.
3. Thundertone, Mixed Party, Pay
rack.
4. Jezreel, High Finance, Salut
D'Amour.
5. Air Force, HeXie, Tow Crier.
6. Blackbirder, Martin Barton
Unencumbered.
Z. Chimney Top, Brandon Prince,
Dan Shilling.
8. Relatively, Move Faster, Color
list.
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Fourth Race $500: claiming: 4-year-
olds and up; six furiongs l-xzorana. 100:
xBeginners Bait, l13: Cumberland. l09:
Bald Crest. llS: Pan Toy. ITO; xFlash.
ing Thru. los: Withdrawal. los: xThistle
Jock, i09; Crestonian, 100: xExotude, 104;
Witan. ll8: Miss Vince. los.
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T.. of 2o4l N. Keystone
av. father of James Fyffe. departed this
life Thursday. age H. Funeral notice
later. For further information call
MOORE & KIRK, CH-1806.
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William L. Robertson. 81. of 1882 N.
Grof-av, mechanic. and Marybelle Lee,
20, of iii Centennial-st, housekeeper.
Alfred Hollander, % of 1928 N. ILL
of 2422 N. Illinois-st, clerk.
William L. Cornell 40, of Rochester,
stock buyer, and Elizabeth M. Cornell, Al.
of 1903 N. Pennsylvania st, housekeeper.
George S. Barker, 49, of Miami. Fla,
mechanic. and Korene Couzens, rs, of Lin
coin Hotel. housekeeper.
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N Houses and Lots

SI5XooaROOM home near saith and Clifton:
$3.50. Easy terms. RI-s744
ORCHARD AV.-3600 blk, 7-room modern:
large lot; Court Sale: make offer. RI-7Oi7
INVEST 500 in one of our homes; balance
IKE rent. See L. G. Miller. ]. s. CRUsE
INC. RI-6412. 1913 N Delaware
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) DeGthS-FHner1Is

Times. Friday. Jan. 10. 1886.
F. Jack. beloved
brother of Mrs. Josephine Smith Julia
and Michael L. Clifford OF Indiana polls.
Mrs. o. Van Neese and James Clifford OF
Beliefontaine, o.. and Mrs. Roy Tame
hill of Youngstown, O.. departed this
life Thursday, Jan. 8. age rs years. Fu-
neral Monday, Jan. - at the MOORE
a. KIRK FURNERAL HOME, 1880 sta
tion-st. $50 a. m. and at St. Francis de
Sales Church. Q a. m. Burial Holy Gross
Cemetery. Friends invited.
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BUILDING PERMITS

ing service $500.
Dr. J. A. Garrettson. 1910 N. Capitol
av, repairs service. 5000.
C.. B. Gardner, 125 N. Drexel-av. repair
service $1,000.
George NJ. Geckler. 22l5-17 shelby-st
repair service, $3.50.
Standard Grocery. IA n. Delaware-st, re-
pair service, S104
Wheeler Lunch 1S4 N. Pennsylvania-st
wire service. $500.
Dudley Gallahue, 44e4 N. Meridian-st
wire service S50e
Klee g. schrieber. 1901 Cornell-av wire
service. $50
Burnet Binford Lumber Co., 14ol w.
3oth.st, wire service. $4,000.
A. j. Hueber c., 40Sl7 Massachusetts,
ay wire service $780,
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AT ALAMO DOWNS

One Best-Apronette
l. John Bane, Leonard Wilson,
Ere Ben.
2. Apronette, Rain or Shine,
Teeter Totter.
g. Ervast, Skippy McGee, Over
shoes.
4. Full Tilt, Sun Idol, Aunt Myrtle.
5. Lasalle, Master Time, Ruth
Jelinek.
6. Prince Fox, Groom, Slavonia.
Z. Gala, Prince Tide, Att.
8. Carl B., Gallahad Maid, Sar-
sta.
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Indicated Linco Oilers of Leb-
anon desire games with indianapolis
and state teams. Write Bill Graham,
Lebanon, Ind.
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Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses

incorrect addresses frequently are given
to the Marriage License Bureau deliberate
ly. The Times in printing the official list
assumes no responsibility for the accuracy
of such addresses.)
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Totals. 10 g Totals 800. 10 10
Score at Half-Pittsburgh. 20: Notre
Referes-Lane (Cincinnati) Umnire-
Bray ,Cincinnati.
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Race Entries TOdau
Thoughts. liz: Iago. 1903; Bill Donoghu,
LOG: Captain Red 1903

Thoughts. liz: Iago. 1903; Bill Donoghue,
Fourth race 5000; claiming 3-year -olds
xAunt Myrtle. los: xBlack Peter. liz:
Manchester, III; Full Tilt 1T; xAlwin-
tour. ITO: The Jurist. lis; Sun Idol. lis.
Fifth Race $500; claiming; 3-year-olds
and up: one mile 70 yards)-xBaby Wrack,
los; xBostonian Gal. los; Master Time,
~ Dunrock, us; Tales, 81; Orthroprism,
III; XRuth Jelinek. los; xLasalle. Ito.
Sixth Race $4,000; handicap; s-year-
olds and up; six furlongs)-Sun Monk,
l06; (alSlavonia, los; Quick Flight, l12;
Groom, l0S; Inscona. los: Honored Sir, 81;
xBulstrode, 1903; Prince Fox, lis.
(a)Cactus Stable entry.
Seventh Race $500; claiming: year
olds; five and one-half furiongs l-xr,pinel,
49, xMary Carmen, 90; Att 100; wilson,
l0e; Blue Cyclone. 90; Lookout Boys, 100 !;
xKai Harri. &c. Out OF Fire, 109; Nopalosa
Boy. 100: XGalla, 90: Panicle, no. Epson
Prince, l07; Prince Tide, liz.
Eighth Race $500; claiming: 3-year-olds
and ana up; one mile 10 yards,-xGallahad
Maid. Jos: xGay Dream. 1922 xSusie w.
lO2; xSarsita ITO; Damascene, lis; xCari
E., ITO: Owen Martinez. lis.
XApprentice allowance claimed.
weather, clear; track. fast
Horses listed in order of post positions
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Race Selections
By Tom Noone
Copyright 1885, by press
MONIES SELECTIONS FOR TODAY
Copyright. 1886. by United Press

One Best-Chimney Top.
Best Longshot- Jezreel.
Best Parlay-Thunderton and Air Force.
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.T FAIR GROUNDS

- Ain OhOONDS
od First RaGf sS91 oaSDt sys
wOibbitt, loI; carovis, lOi; Reunited. ioe'
Second Race $500; claiming: Swear
Odds; six ffurlongsl Joan w. los: Bon
S Br ssz M stons l1S Mgh ndse
Lasst,. los: Between Bells, Ito; xswift-
let, los; Prince Carl. ITO: Guess, ITO;
xDiscriminate; los: Imperial Play, los;
Ito; xMathieson, los.
Third Race $500; claiming: 4-veer-olds
ae6 HR Eners u.s. 49,
xMagna Mater, 1902: xLevaal III; Errant
Lady. 1903; xScout Chief 1903; KNIT. Wash
iin0gton III; xLoys ormont; %: xDie Hard,
Esht lo7 ser1an H' Pride, 49, W vi Sgss
1903; xBeneht. 1903.
Fourth Race $500: claiming; 4-year-
oids and up; six furlongs ,-xzorana. 100;
XBeginners Bait, l1S: Cumberland, l09;
ns rSrS 5 wh fsq TGH u.s. 49, x xash
Jock, los: crestonian, 100; xExotude. iO4;
Witan. lls: Miss Vince. los.
Fifth Race 5000; claiming: 4-year-olds
and up: one mile and 10 yards)-xMarie
Sean i08' Mechanics Gold, ilS: xDudley
U, III, EDDY Lee, ia; Snobeedo, ia;
MANNERS Flying, ii3; Billowy Wave, l13.
Sixth Race $1,000: handicap: s-year-olds
and up: mile and an eighthl-Indian
Salute, Ill; Oican, l08: Thomasville lis;
"a Woodlander. los: Cristate. l06 Redress.
SO; Gilbert Elston, LOG: Wild Turkey. 100;
Ere Advance l04; talLawmaker. l0l; Rip
Van Wrinkle los.
(alB. Hernandez entry.
Seventh Race $500: claiming; 4-vear.
olds and up; one and one-eighth miles
xDiscobolus. ITO; xSan Lorenzo. l06: Low
ers Chat, ITO; xGeorge, io6; xBlack Flash.
xCordon Bleu, ITO: xPortam, ito; xLater
On, l0S; xFair Prospect, lo4: xBlind Hills.
l06; xPort o Play. 106: Novito, io9; Blue
Hour, ll3 xBobhy Sweep. LOG: xSt. Carl,
LOG; xGlove, l0l.
Eighth Race Substitute; $500; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; mile and 10
yards --xLucky Turn, 100; xRespeet. i04;
Smooth. ll2: xCentennial. l04: xIrish
Image. l04: xBroadway Lights, lot; Here
ward, io9; Whizz James, il2; Buster B.,
III; Just Mrs. ITO: Son Richard. lis;
Anacreon, io2: Jean Brown. lot; xErech.
l07; Rockhurst. 100: Prosecutor, 1o4; Run
Day. LOG. xMarcelet. So.
xApprentice allowance claimed.
weather. clear: track. fast.
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and Up: one mile and sixteenth
xThundertone. lot; Uppercut IFS;
Attribute. lis; xProhibition. los; Snaplock,
liz; xcapa6ianca, : III; xMi ike 0 Party