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[Il5l]|Pi|N[il HY DAYS T0 GET

Silillii iii TRIITIERS

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4 `, ,_ _ 1 _ ` / `

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Foriysmfses and A11 oi Them in Pence

Physical Condition.

The wet weather track and mileoi the Bingsn family.

course 'give Syracuse one ol _the John E. Madden bus a clever pair beat,, if not the belt. troll! H8 of lrotters in the Murphy stable ‘rounds continent. When re- in Laughter and Hot Toddy. Laugh-

of

W. 'M\rl_'Dl\y. »W\w.hal been located the best, race mares that ever took

at the New 'York State ll‘alr`g'rounds the word. Hot Teddy, a name which for three seasons, said: _"I-have not revives pleasant memor'es of days missed a w_0l‘ii~ only -fhil"'ilDi'illi!-ion the road when sleighs and bells When the weather is favorable the were more conspicuous than at pres

f a is rss I1!

ferl‘ing'to tbelli llst week.'Th°‘“““ ter is a slat/er to Periscope, one

miie track `:_i`e in _perfect condlfonient, is by Guy Axworthy out o and when lt is wel. or the footing daughter oi Nancy }ls.nks| She

on th_e.iQ_r?l__0Yll.-heavy; the clnd-:named in the Wet Weather Pu sr courlra- in ptfjfect trim. Theiat Syracuse and the May Day

rain footing and makes Lexington.

it frm slid _ lien work has to be There was a time when Murphy

old' Ni- into rat cal had he

opportunity to carry his horses a-iwsre coming back in 1924 with a long in high -flesh and at the same 8l'0\1D in which Chestnut Fris

done it does not make much dit- set the fashion with two year ference _lf the driver happens to get lrotters, in those days be had wet." _ Hve Belle, the first to race

Mqrphfhll over forty horses in the 2:10 list, Peter Volo, the f

his stable. All‘of them are in per~ to race into the 2:05 list, The il

feet. physical condition. The coolibady and Rose Scott. Then he spring. weather has given him an his off years, it looks now as if

time get them ready for the fast Al Khlra Silk, Peter Ripples mile; -which will be asked of them'Hot Toddy are the most consp

before they turn for the word ations. Oi this lot Chestnut. l~‘ri Cieygignd, ‘seems to have the call at present.

Sun ide ugh irit Wll~ the his

BID- oak'

Of the fast record horses but lit- As his name implies he is by

tis has as yet been done with Rose Francisco, while on his dam's»'s

B¢o%}‘_Bhe hr not many early en- he mas back to Puss Prall tbro

ents a d may not start until W°l‘l\1¥ Spirit 214% Great Sp

SIS - 1 thet middle of the season as she12111%. Rrwllel 210354. Wflil' did last year. Some time a move|k0S 2128 and Sally Southworth,

will .be made to put ber in the twoldam of Chatterton 2:18. T m’nute list- There are a few whotyouugster cost $5200 last Nov

ber. lt took some time to br him- Now he is up to miles

tted

in 34 seconds with a 2:10 brush

is a old ent eter reat

think that she could have trotted in sian time at Lexington last fall the week after she won the Transy- lvania. Nedds and Lou Dillon are tied at 1:5856. It is just possible that# lose _ ttimay take a shot

at t'li_a£ lwlsqg ' ` <. _mins dum. the tum year em iw fail- He in brother to P sister of Rose.Bcott, will appear B“'ki\'k 2110*# Bhd The G la a.` few ofthe events for foals of -"H389 5110012011 3=06%.

1921. She mv_as.not started last year. The two _~7esr__old__sis_ter of this family~i`l»-now. being schooled by

John Benyon '

Czar Worthy looks _better this

year than at any tlme~in his care- er- Helios shed out a shade or two 'li\l‘llS,P_ tllQ\\__last _year and looks

like If-"I1 tselthy sample of e race horse.-Iii' ifgeiding has had a top.line career s'nce he appeared as s. three year old. That year he trotted the Syracuse ___t.rack in 2:0B%,_ms_kihg. s~ new `world's rec- ord for geldlngs of that age.'Ih 1022 as `s fotiryear old he won the

2:30, the last quarter being tro

at the finish. Petei Ripples

~ FP Y

a two minute prospect. _ in addition to Elsie Scott

thy out of Cream 'Silk and 2:10 in his two year old form.

Trumpet. Etta Druien, Cravv

stake trolztenr in the Mufphy

star in his two land three year

own ln_the frae_ for all divisions and-ilso detonrod to tlle'haltmile track at Spring! eld to pick up first money 'lu the 812.000 trot~ This spring Csar Worthy is being pre psrldjto meet the best that the other people have to offer. At pre- seirthe is up to a mile in 2:14%, the _last quarter being clicked off

in 81%' seconds.

Mrs. Yer es is being prepsred

foriier engagements on the m’le and lialffmiie trsoks. Last year she was s _winner at Columbus ln 2:02 ld, while ehe also trotted the two lrpfooulse at Wilson, N. 0. in

' 2:lh%.`. liar name and that of

Cnr Worthy made another |12,- 000 free for all at Springfield out ofthe question. The Great Volo and Perlsoope were the only ones -that were willing to meet them. 1 #The Iowa bred mare Elsltede is showing well in ber work this spring. She is s very fine individu- all with an attractive wsy of going and will be known ss Mabel Trask No-‘S if she does not meet with any had-_itrainlngluok before the bell _ _‘__~‘ln Dil Ilia 'won all of her e ` __ nts__oii»ihs westsrn_traoks. A '_ _ of isnrsuess laid her sway lady' _ mer. 'Now sho loolrs ss thong _she would mnsthe mass

- shit-~\eil~'snolarei mr to the ei-edit _

spring, .Those who saw him

ver much disappointed if he

pany.-

Etswah. She trotted in 2:04 Lexington after chasing Ethel

the Kentuck Futurlty. She

ford is a handsome horse of

'Pearl Bemboe le still on the

be her last year on the turf as

her with Lee Worthy ir|.l_925.

nd the iron horse Count

U0. and ‘du- till()

growthy roan colt- which was s ln the Laurel Hall consignm

/llollyrood Leonard will not be cod this yea.:-_ Hg will be kept the move and will be in the 2 trots in 1925 Mu h rates him

Murphy stable _has a formid three ysar old for the- stakes Guy Brovm_ .He is hy' Guy Axwor- -

hes.

llllii Vlrllnia Dare head' the n

e ear- his his race

be

tails om-

during the past. two years will

Y

to make gqgd in the lastest c

llsltta Druien like Trumpet is

in

out in 2:0355 in the third heat

. c

Y

race as flat as trottera go. L week she worked in 2: 13%, the l halt' of the trip being ln 1:04. Cr

Belwin type. 1-le is a very tins in viduaal and ima been in 2:16. Virg la Dare has been in 2:17. She is Dr. fgo out of a mars by Archda

She has been in 2:17, Clyde t Guest looks like a splendid raci machine this sprlng_ He has be in 2:16, the last quarter in 3 seconds. The little black mars Ho Frisco has beernin 2:18. This in

ns

2%

BY her

owner has about decided to mate

The other trotterl in the Murph

stable include Tilly Brooke. Jigia

“_ ea.

~ horses stop at Irexingiton. Ramola

Put s_ 1 gle, winner of seven races Last s

raf 0')

the able

in `

ford BW is-tB~

bla. Trumpet was a half-mile track

old

mplre State $10,000 purse ln”the _ifyrrglagghigns 2521": :glen f:i'l(;mg same time. Last year he held bis\2;05 mst mn Mumhy has mad

marked -improvemsntin his app ance by putting alittle meat on ribs. Trumpet hae been in 2:11: t

in Chicago °cleveisn<i.__..._.

by lit. du of 'W Philadelphia ast ~

sei aw- he dl-

in

bl' le. go.

he

eb

P9

Y

5-'|u..¢i'<i`i¢i‘»aa hints. 'sun' ~ ‘

° - The

» 'Kola _

~ Process

gf |¢uo¢_Ta¢`tho brlar root is anlrlt- a ltrsltiette one that it makes inferior grades go to atv* : h ¢¢n¢¢qtsod` ' lrriar that as Hood tllatRs.t’ of the Kola Prclcoia is bound to be sound.

dm ioasaismni ' '

if 1 _

1 ` in me Kola Proms

that does it.

liters sms ai? _ win ts-

foy your pl|ss~ls_st;°:etter and anger. _ ' _ __ _

f¢s»i»d¢». ‘

Pollshilllllll

1'iniston.¢e`ttl ‘the genuine.

ilEliii5 “Z|iY".

Champion Wrestlerl Wins Third Fall With Famous Headlock.

(Canadian Press)

CHICAGO, May 30.-Ed "Stran,g.

lor" Lewis, worldhs heavyweight wrestling champion last night de- feated Stanlelaus Zbyssko in two out of three falls in a. rough andi tumble match here which marked the seventh meeting of the con- testarlta_

Lewis took -the first fall in 24.05

and the third in 9:50 with a head lock and Zbyszko won the second in13.l'l5 with a crotch and half nelson.

Prince St. School

Girls Field Day

The following is the result of the'

Prince Street School Grade 0 and 'l Field Day competitions: | High Jump--Norma Swan, Grade Vll; Nora Cameron, Grade Vll;l Alice Partridge, Gi-sae vii.

Ssok Rae'si~'-Margaret Diamond

Grade Vll: Alice Partridge, Grade Vll: Mabel Newson, Grade Vi. i

Obstacle Race-Doris Mclnnis.`

3 ears--Annie Fleigher, Grade

Vli Mice Partridge. Grads vii-

How They Stand

AMERICAN LEAGUE

: Won.

New York ._.._...20

P.C.

Lost. 12 .625

F -ii“mP R°¢91’d_ 53-»§ i:‘lt:§_i_1’b _ “A "A (3 ° -"

UP AND oven |

Marlon Drake, Grade VII. ' _ ~ 14 and 15 vesn_Mai-gsrst Dis- - 1 _mond. Grade VII: Jessie Arbiug, L

506 91150 VII; Janie Tuplln, Grade

B8 ;

Vi

Relay Race won by Grade VII. ` 0_

(Canadian Press) MICHIGAN CITY, ind.. May 3 -~F-rancols Descamps, manager o

the French light heavyweight 1

here with Tom Gibbons Sht\ll'd9»Y-

Boston ..._.____.20 Detroit _....20 St. Louis ........17 Washington _....15

14 14

.641 .500 .455 .438

12 17 17 18

is is _4as

Pulisdsipma _....12 zo .s15‘ NA‘i'|oNAi. |.eAour-:

P.C. .611 .575 i514 .500 .500 .472 .459 .3-it

Won.

New York .._._._22 Chicago 17 Cincinnati .......19 18 Brooklyn _...__._17 Boston St. Louis _._.._._1'l

17 11

Lost. 14

17 16 19

Pittsburg' 20

21

son. The Count will .be -ready to make a vbld for a 'place in the king row at Cleveland.

Merriman 'stands at the top ol'

the pacing division. lie will be rue ed free legged this year, When re» (ei-ring to the Belwin gghlilng Mur- phy said "tbe hopples were put on to steady him, .He would not- go in them when they were tight and when they were loose he could make s break if he was so inclined. He will race faster without them." Merriman has been in 2:1554, the last end of the' trip being better` than a 2:10 oll'p.

Dixie Direct has been in the

same notch as Merriman. This nat- ty golng daughter of Napoleon Dir- ect is a very fast pacer and is ex- pected to pace ln 2:02 before the

Direct by the same sire will carry the stable colors in the 'three year old paces. Sho is double entered at a few places with New Hope, a lil- ly by Chestnut Peter out of Gln-l of the Fields by The Harvester. The latter has been in 2:19.

.lskander looks like a perfect ra clog imachine. He has been in 2:20 and as yet had no trowble with the leg thlt put him on the shelf lest year. Until he 'turn for the word there will he a doubt about him coming back, It is not a matter of speed with him. He hu that with perfect racing mstrnera while the returns for 1028 shows that he use go the route in any company.

Don llsdfirslor shows A marked improvement in his wav of sein! since he has been st Byrsouse. hot year the bil gelding rolled when going around the turns. Now bg rac- ssss true lsonarrow. Don has been in 2:15. The convened trot- ter Baron Worthy has been in the sms notes. marshy his out the hopplyl on 'him Arid fonlid 'thlt

they improves hh “Y Of 8°l\\l OP pocially _behi . -_

Bo far as as W. Month! 'tion of raclll¢ bled by him a swath on

collee-

ever asssm

clit

'U Will* mtlltlll.

of

lweek' trainlngbeiqre coming t

'America and says that his boy will

‘enter the ring today prepared ti

'give the fans the Brel'-95! mme or ms ure-1-is expects w Wi”

early.

then attacked the sand bail.

to take his man down earlY-

Balance oi Ladies

City League

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Y. Nl. 6. A.

May 319|" 7 p.m. 1-lopefuls

Pcdagogues. _ June 2nd 7 p.m.-Eurekua --v" Girls. ‘~ _ June ith. 7 D-¥l1~'“‘T~ C~ F5

l-[opef.uls.

Jilne 4th 830-PedA¢0Kll5

Granltes.

June iith 'l p_m.-Grill'-95

Comets.

June 5th &30-Svsstikas

lkmlks_

June sm 7 p.m,--Svastikas

"Y" Girls. .tune 'im '1 i>~m-C°I“°f°

lkmlks.

_nine 9th 'I p.m_--Comets T. C- F‘s. ‘ _

June 10th 7 p.m_-T. F. CS-

V8

VB

Psdagognss. . - _ Following are the results:

UWASTIKAB. "

J. Gillis `. _ .

Total-i570. _

IURIKAI. '

H. Stewart is

C. Brown

H. Finlayson 169 [LW sbt no J. I-lolmss 41

Total--1780

UIUC"-

` . tl d his boxliig,__ _

Gibbonstflgn rgxlids with And,-e_ Osborne leap was measured by

stepping Anderson, two wi-th Tillie Herman two with Ben Henry. 'i`0i0d0» iw; with Ernie Webber, Chicago. M1

The St. Paul boxer is confidence

all over and like Georges. eXD¢‘-Cl!

A Schedule

VB

VB

VB

VB

VB

VB

as 1 *tri `

0`L°"h°r 111 13108

_ 1111P_|11|:11n

f 8 1-4 Inches- Record

‘Georges Carpentler, today ordered _ _ , ,

or is Oificial.

t < "W ` cancel the a'fterncon's boxing pro- __ -‘ J

University of illinois Olympic try-

1914.

With a Leap of 6 ft.i

A .A_ U. officials and becomes an of Zflcinl world‘s record. He broke l/he;

old mark first with a jump of 6 t't_|

Officials of the Olympic games)

have questioned O.sborn’s style, but,

ls.

...--

Arrangements For -the Guardiaifs Big

_ - Race Which Will Be Held Monday Eve

Island Athlete incurs _ ning onthe Prince of Wales College

DiSl"°aS“f° ‘lf Grounds Appear Below

Johnny Dee -_-~ -- '

--- l Arrangements for thi: Stills Note-The following

Q |-|‘;d| p | Race are as lollowe' linked to 'be on Jiund ul

-i a 'an res .) - V - _ ' ‘

131* _]0||N_ May 30___'|~m.| nn |n All the competitor/-1 will ui-eel .ii lytitirilerf-.l‘i_3mI;as‘Mllil`fl'“ll‘:}lIl.lan.

. - the Guardian office :il 6:30 p. in. e ree-_fi . ' . '11, , _

€til2r\;aet‘i;.ileai)rltil\l;;0T)iiiy~li‘;|li»cl?;iitiiiiiigg The Caledonian l(‘lul| P1114- Baud 'Scorer-'-/ivan lleddln. '. '_ § camp at Rgthesny was emphasized will meet there at this saute lime. -biiiisli Judges -~W_ Hnlpr-“liily, _ wdny when Conch _johnny Dee 0,-_ Al 0:45 p. ni. the vouiiwtltursi, F. Doyle, J. M¢:Flacl\ern, Thorn” de;-ed Bama prancis ug ,me "em headed by the Culieilonlan Club While, if .

y ff Pipers und Druuinier-4 will march -T\1l|‘Bf‘B"\F' P |i¥‘Dll€Bl¢Y'» T '$’

and will hlin to remain 0 un»tl~l liei - '~ ' ' ' ‘ _ - ‘ _ ._ ._ I p,-|nm._ of Wait.; vgiipgp vin L. iProwse, 'I‘hmnne Rsnaghen __ changed his attitude. 1 0 _ A g wmkorv 1,60' ‘L_ prawn' _tr _ .

Francis lstlie Canadian chainipion Prince 5% “mi KU" Sl' Me ' f Q

one Inilei' and arrived alt, the ramp Thi* '3"°“““5 Wi." `b"' ‘°°D‘°d 0"' “om” .__ ' ‘ :yesterday [mm his home in p_ E_ ibut competitors with slilits will be far. ||B|and_ pee ,mned mm mis m,,|.n_~permlt~l.cd within the ropes and be-

img lzirancm refused no obey 0]-dem hind the eztaniiiig point which will '_ land went about his work so lndlffer be “t the Kem 'SL emi- .- 1 1" fsnily that he immediately discus 'Phe M8211" "Y *ll* “POM “Wi =; lined h¢m_ Unless F,-amm, ehanged will ibo in attendance at the Kent _ _ ._ _ _ _ mg au|_puqe_ [me ,und he may R.. and the starting pnlnl ol' ilu mr" 1,, me hDmE.__ races, und will comment-P its pro

V 5_4

- ‘_i ' .1

gramlne nnineiliutely the (faledon ' "

- - lun Club Pipe bunti ceases; on urriv

ini with the conipciitors, _

` The Caledonian Club Build will ‘ in

1, _ 1

_ p_m_iprnceeti totthe Gruiion St. end to' The postponed yaolil race or -May;

take up positions at the winning 24 will be Fesailed this .iiternoon QQ

' post lc will play alternately with 2.30 p. in. and there Will be IWBIVQ

R

Phila. __.__..____ ____ _.___ 0 New York -.____.._.-.__.. 6

Bait-t.-O. Harris, l-lasty

and Perkins; Peimock and Schang.

Phila. ..__J._»:;-.--..__.. New York __.__..___.._.. .__

Batt.-il-'oomm'ell and Bnu~

kin B

isram to avoid the danger of over~ ` ' ` éanadlan Fran) ' KHUUIEI' Hilti P01' S. N15- tralning for his ten-round match _ URBA_N_A‘ ms” May 30__H’awld E93' -70095 H05: HDUUHIII.

`0Bl)0 (till _ llii i Athi tl Ci il

1 DGHCHIHDB C0n5ider5 Carpenuer ‘9gtabrl?s}?ed as “S270 sworlda €ec0T-&|::)letTolu `d"""""""'°°

.£25115 on edge as a result of sixth" me running high jlmp in me eve “ll ----------------

:Batt-Sion "r and Bossier

0 outs here yesterday, clearing tlielurake C|m.k"*bevBen Lmd_

_ . I ` . , _ . »:::::°1.::»_:“1:.¢':.:.:z »» WM

;~by Eddie Beeson ol' California in Detmm ___________________ 2

Cleveland ._.__.__...___..

.Batt_-‘Cole and Woodiall,

Metevler and Wiailers.

7% inches and then went one hall',wushi.\g¢0n inch 'highs' on his second try. ,Bmwn ___________________

Batt_~ Marlins. Speeco,

it is believed certain that ho wlll|Z,,im|S@,» ,{},,|" igargrayp; represeiiltl iliic llniled Smiles in Par-Ferguson' Quinn and 0»

Neill.

Washington _..-_ _-..___ 10

Anchors and Eastern ,,,,_,,,,,, _ Stars This Evening ......__.........._ M........

' _.___ _berry and Ruell, Fuhr,

The Anchors and Eastern Stnrs'H0W9 Ehlllke. F\ll|Pl`l-00

will face each other on the P. W. “lid P10519"-

VB- C. Grounds at 5.30 th`s evening. q

The Stars have twice tiefeatedicmnam’ ----- '----'-"--' 5 3

. the Anchors this season, but the Sl' "°“"’ r-‘“'-'--""-"

Anchors have chnngetl their line-

the small end ol the score The

to win the game.

ii- IMPROVES FLAVOR

B it-‘ii -'Sw .iuil

_ up and are determined to make R ' “_ een" '

the Eastern Stars play the game C"?|‘('l5€ D4|1|0\‘t-ll aud1Sev_

_ at top speed and be satisfied with 8"' °

_ Eastern Stars are considered the§:_m;;$s"'::'"":;"`;_1_1

bloat intermediate aggregation in Ban_Thm,smn and cm” _ t e city and th s evening they Willie' W1ngurd` _pruem Kolp

be playing a team atrengthenedand SeveN,|d_

_ with four league men. The Eastern Nnlonm Lug", ' boys are picked as w!nners,but they New york _______________ _ will have to gd some this evening phnm ____ _______________

Batt-Bsrnes and Snyder

Hubbell Steender, Lewis,

Baseball Notice ;';:._?:°fi'f-____________

Brooklyn __.__.__..__._..5_ 6

Ikmik°;___._..¢.>_-- - All Senior gud Junior league Batt.-W. Coney, Barnes,

Genewich and 0'iNelll;

‘ players of W. K. S. are requested

“ ,’ to be at the West' Kent Diamond Ren-ther, Hendry Grimes

in Victoria Park at 10 s_m. and 'I‘a!|0'\'»

Boston -..--..-._.-...-._- Brooklyn ___._...--...----

. °‘-"" » _ _-__ . Batt.- Yesrgin, Lucas. LANE” B°wL'N° LEAGUE A tablespoon of chill sauce or and Emiilh. 0S\>0l'fl0 and

Cat ill l th fl I D9b€t'l‘)'-

Tl" m'”°k“ d°'°“°d me sms' Wntiymveat sanulersv; hseustrtllnti-n on Cincinnati -.;-.__._.___. till! li! li |0041 mll°r“Y I." numf mggf, lggf, __ 'Chfcngo __.._-.-..--...._--

.11

7

ll .5

. 9

2

Batt.- Haines Delaney

- and Gonzales; Cooper and

Schmidt..

Sl. l»O\.llB __.__._.___..;'____. Pittsburg ____________,___

0 Baitf..-Bel-l and Gonzales 2 Meadows, Kremer and

G00t‘.h_ New York ________________ 6 Phila. ____ ____.___________

Batt.- (leechger, Jon-

nard, Dcsn :uid Gowtly.

0 Gowdy; :Snyder Aiiisniitli, 1 Mitchell Gotrch Hinbbcll,

Carlson and J. Wilson.

0

2 5 'i 3 l20ald

Ui

mm

to

on

Grade VI; Olive MCIDIIIB. Gmliei I Thpre Wm bn H practice for me the League of the Ci-oss hand sts starters as follows: ' _‘il Vu; Kathleen Cox_ Grade v"‘ A- lntermaritima Rifle Team today at mmed ut the other NHL ]___L0ny_

11.,-gg |_,",¢ |;.,,,,_D0,-is Mc_ .superb bit of action. when jockey Flanagan on Lytie cleared 3.30 D. 1"- _presenmmm of prim, Wm hp 2_._qm,_m,-0,_k_ _ _., l._eod and Thelma Teed, Grade Vi; me [ut barrier in dm 3||¢'~mmuB\ neeplechasc of ‘he Maryland 1. ‘ inml eon the grounds liiiiiivdliilslyi Il~/l‘omoi-row. l ' '__ f Alice Mt-_Fiachern and Dorothy _ ni-le-r the races_ 4~SWH|l0W. .~ Harper, Grade VII; Jessie Arblng HuntC.iub 5-‘lzlluernld-l. ~ and Evelyn vateher, G1-one vii. _ _ f --__------ 4l~l’ollywos.

11 *Yum--Margaret Snsrrin. ' ’ ' ' " ' Banc.-Rixey and win- 7-H. B. C. li '

Grade VI; Katherine Rage;-9 audi ' --- go, Jacobs Kaufmann, 8-Winona ‘

(Canadian Press) Pierre and O Flnrrell 9-Sheik

_ii vi _ -_

Edu B k. c u vi; M - 1 ' - - ’

B ur e “T e aware' _ The folilowln is the result of 10-Barney Google "

Mutch, Grade VI K -

12 v¢;.~|._M|b¢| Newson Gm., . ,names Played yesterday in the MH Cincinnati -------------- -- 4 9 2 ll-Bins BUY-

vi; _ani Pam-ids, G,-,de on. Ma, ' ' 301' LESSUSSI --- --- <-- --- ------ 12-M196 m\af‘l°”f°_i0"'“- - ft _rion Drake qi-ada v||_ ' Ch5°“'g° --------------- -- i” 'Filet Wl“"““3 5 new Wal;

1 y ' Armorican League Batt.-Samborg, Wiler her first appearancein the_raoe tg;

_ l-I. E Blake, Pearce. O':Farrell_ day »and_ her iperiorihailce will

5 2 St. Louis _.______________. it -il »2 waitched with interest. . ~ _ ' ‘,`

and it is hoped that thes'e_bo will stage a race stair-tlng_st_‘ '.1 They are named ss`follo‘\’bs‘i`~_l~' Arathll-ee»f-~R0berts _ and McDon-

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0'Pitlsb`urg-h ___________.__. 4 8 0 The 25 looters are now rigged

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_Sea Gull »-M. Matheson, - 1 » Wanderer' .l_ Roberts and Egan. Vamp- J. Cameron. ' ‘__ ' The public are anxlously_-w_a.ftin for the appearance of lhe.2B 100', ers and it is up to the owners and

shippers oi’ said crafts lo get bill! and stage arace. _ ‘ 1;

Mlnard’s Llnlment For; Corlle

i"YoUTHFii1To1Ji1MPIGGASPIRANT .'

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Although only I2 years of nge, William Herman of 1 Phill' `

§ rlelphia has an excellent chance of getting a place on the U.S

Olympic gymnastic team

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