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' MIIIIIIEII IN I5 RIIIINIIS I
I -_-*tv-i’-'O
(Canadian Preaa) . _
NEW YORK, June 0'.---Harry
Wills nelrc challenger - for _the
iwavyweight crown- of Jackibsmp-
,ey won thgdecisioii over Bartley
Madden here tonight in 15 routids
of hard battling. Madden put up a
game fight- throughout and only
the cleverness of the “black pan-
ther" in the latterstages of the
bong won for'hin1 the dec'slon.
Wills’ showing didn’t by airy
means impress -the large gathering
who_ex|}ectod _to see the votran\ciass and has made a success of
Irishman flattened in the early
P  2-,‘   _Y _Y
l'~.
` ' . 'f CANADIAN LAWN BOWLERS FOR BRITAIN
--...__._.__.- _......z‘
I
rculids. as lt was Madden won i'ive~
of the rounds by a large margin.
Once more Madden has helped
niaiei- ally in showing a challenger
up and spoiling his chances for a
crack at the -lieavyw-eight cham-
.ploiiship.
Madden had no ratliig among
the firstclass heavywelghts, but he
had iloiie as much to remove as-.
plraiiti-i froiu tile firstclasii as any
boxer iii the game. He is the tough-I
WL |1811*/yweigiit in the American
his business chiefly on his ability
to take it.
IIIIIMIII iii'
By W. H. Gochor.
The domain of the trctter slid
its by-product the pacer extends go tinyw-here.
in North America from Edmon~ton.| Quebec produced fthe f'rst pacer
Alberta to Florida with a side lineito beat two minutes in a race. its
io the east by way of Bermuda to representatives was Frank Bog-
all but thre or four of the Europiash Jr. He raced at Sherhrook
t-an countries. and another to the Three Rivers, Vnllsyfielii_snd Qu
west v‘a the Hawaiian islands to bec before being started againsti
New Eealand and Australia. inthe Grand Circuit material.
these countries and on the Northi ln -the Maritime Provinces ll8i1
American continent over two toons harness racing has been a leade
and .tracks are equipped, and main-_‘for years. There are over fiftee
tained for either' racing gr truth-Itracks on Prince Edward islan
iWentworth, Gallagher and Angus
THE TRiJTlEil    
time he was followed by Wanda.
Pointer, a quarette fast enough -to
e.
Q.
’ I I` I I \I ` Xili Ii tl \\ itil to ii 'hit \\'. \\'. Iltiiitizis, Tor-
Tiic picture shows the nieiiibc-rs oi the Canadian Lawn iiowiiiig 'i`c;ini who sziiicti or :ng :int on . :ty 2 . :iw ro -_ - -;__
onto; .-\_ (ilivcr, liuiizilo; _iuines (jray, London; W. M. Douglas, Toroiito; Dr. \\'. Krupp, Wootistock; S. .\`iiiIit-finial, 'i`oroiii\> ; il S. Itoiit-rt_~'oii, 'i`oi-oiitol _l. ii.
I"ziit‘Iiii-rii, Iicziiiisvilic; Rev. _], \V. 1‘cdIey, Toroiito; \\'. II. Do\\'iic_v, \\.'iiiiIsor;’lI.  Siiiis, i\'iit~lic-iicr; IC. .\`. _.\Iuiiroi‘, Ttiroiiio; \\'. Ii. (irr, \\"iiiiiipcg; .-\, \\'.
Briggs, Toronto; il. Ii. Wcitlanier, Kitchener; Geo. Lfhapiiizin, (Gut-ipii. iii the third row :irc thc wives of soiiic oi thc iiit-iiiln-i'_< of ilu- toaiii \\-lio art- accom-
pzinyiiig them. Second row, left to -right: W. T. Caiiiplieli, Roiiiit-y; I". _[_ \\’hitc, \\"iiidsor1 Dr. Dt-I I\i;\rr, Iiitigi-to\\-ii; .\I. Ii. t`oi'ii\\-till, \\`;ili<t-rvilit~; LI i‘t-ciilt-.~',
Iiitiiiilioii; S.  iiikszitcr, St. Czitiierines; R. H. Foster, Haniiitoii; T. 1'. _]oIins, ()sIizi\v;i§ C. Iiiilit-y,"I`ortiilto; Ii. l\I. iirziiiziiii, 'iui‘oiit<i. Sitting: Ii. l'. .-\tl\‘iii-
son, l’rcsi<lt-iit of thc I).l..li.A. ; R, ii. Rice, Toronto, (fziptaiii oi'_ tlic tciiiu; R. T. .\IcI_.cuii, 'I`oroiito, Sccrctziry i).I..ii..\§2 .\. _-\. i.;lugl'ortl, Loiitioii, \-"ic1:-
Captziin; C. 0. Knowles, Toronto, Honorary President D.L.B..-\. _
ti ,_ _
r Maritime Branch Eastern Stars Win1Dom.Da.y Sports Coaffie Elected °' L. of G. Ball
ing the light harness horse. Over Nova Scotia is also in line each - ., _
. t in n a no t i-year with meeting i s d . ’ *_* -* 'f' .
iwon Y o alll ries are ra n ii a Y ncy   An interesting game oi baseball. -Phe committee in clia:-ge ,ii tho:   ____'l_ln_-__l;;i:i_t|e_____t(t_____;he_:_._r;i.;_¢i_ _He had been __________g of ZWR
. _ . .~ _
Glace Bay, liiilifiix. Picton, Truro-
Asids from the-winter racing in and other points. New Brunswick
B,._rmud,, and 'piorida the gh-sg presents another haittle ground.
meetings this year were heh] |n,l1i~i location brings i-t in touch with
Canada on May 24 and June 3 and Af00S¢00k C011i'|ty Mane, where
in the -United states on iviay ao.It11e leading wiiiv is iicmloes and
cd or raced over them. `
(Canadian Press.)
Mt-Quaitl, St. John. has been appoi
ted secretary treiisiirer o the M
B. A, A. U. of C~, according to
The Ohio, Short Ci-rcuituoponed at DMBPB-
p“,m0n|_ on-‘ May 2g Wm, H gm-eel The active tracks in New Bruns-
riry meeting. it win be roiiowed nyfwick are located at Fredericton.
C|8v,_,|,,,d_ Gautam youngatowm-St. Stephen. Woodstock. St. John
Sandusky and Marlon, the dates be-,M°“ci0“ ‘|110 C\1HU1811\- Several 0
mg “md so as not to |n“,m,|.e,thom make circuit dates with Cari- _
wnh me G,.`gnd_Ch-can at Nonhbou. Presque Isle and Houlton for
Rnlltiilii. ` ` 1 ' " - -
1n’;_q,,w England ¢he_Bn~y 3m¢eIby thefsirs. At these ineetings tho
Circuit will open June 17 at Read-if‘“?I P“°*?"“ “"e.‘tI‘e I”°dI“5~“m_`°c'
ville. The ssine- week the Cansd-|"”"' F°" u‘.""° Y"“"“ J"h“ R- 51_’“' I
lan summer series of western fairs de" ha" hem U18 CH11‘l6l’.0f the “
will in-gn. 'rne sioppiri'g'p`oims in-|“*“11**- *1i“.f|"11‘>1 1181118 R0! Grill-
clude Winnipeg, Brandon, `Ciilgu.ry,‘|II*“‘» °|“°k*‘°“ Gflmail- Dim `H.e‘IH‘*‘
Edmonton Saskatoon Regina w"°‘I “Hd C-“|i’~'1\1i’ E1\1”\- 'i`l1iB_Y\‘-H1_‘
Weyliiiru 'and Vancouver.; WhiltiIF““1U@1”I¢¥0i1 has ,added Chcsltiy li
the iiiiijority of horses at ihc=seIS."i"`“Y- I »
meetings were bred and develiiped°' _I“ “'I‘II'-I"" I0 me A_N10S'00i1
|“ ‘he Ummd B,mmB_ the Cant*-fa rs, Maine has another circuit.
(Haus ha,_.B` front, uma ,O uma sia-rts at Bangor and moves on
brought out a iiumber that could ‘ »
win in any wmp8ny_ _Alberta h“_South Paris, Skowhegau and-other
conu-.imtr-ti calgary mari, ivinin‘1’°I11l11» .1110 111111 Bland bein: a
iiirectj Kate Hai and Pais ance, '1`11P“1111“1-
4 At pros(-ui Maine purchases the
all of which are still on the go.
Mu” the Northwestern C|rcumniost'of its racing uiaterial. There
in wmp|m_ed_ me Cmmdmn tjdeiwiia ii tiny when ii sent out such
f I ,Iowa out to 0"m,.|o_\\'cii known horses as Lady Mniiil,
o racl18 ,
,md Qu,-,bec_ ln Ommio tho |¢,,,d._(`-1\n_i0rs. independence, Hoiler-it_ nt. Medford. 'ihe lust. two still Y
ing -meetings are held at Ottawa H“1’Y» Aiiliille 51111 NBIBUI1- |
rl-awww and L,,m|0n wwe th-8 Maine trotters were shipped to
Veil! the Grand Circuit horses will “°“I""» “'I'*“`*’ ‘Km i1“'1`11°HB "U"
I I I) I il f0 OV8
stop for two weeks at Windsor.
Light harness racing has been
--1; -;»- 1- 0--~;-gg   r.".“. *§‘;:;“‘.‘.‘z.‘;:";.::f;.".§.§i,‘:..... =K » .
yea . acoriy,onco e rs ors ,, - ., -_ .. nr,
,,s,¢°.u.0,_ in 2:27_ was fm,_led,m_Megowan to trot. twenty miles_i_ii "Seven years ago, sir, he ho-   i‘_l_i__l:l;1Il;1“_:1_-_l;1:i__E~__‘;I::E;_“g_i_:i;_I‘=;_ '__
linnde Edward County. iu 1ti44_,l1l\ hour. lie won in 58:25. In Ibnl 115 I ' ' _ b (_l____g _mm _"_
"§ 'yu mnbwed by me SL Law Budd Doble also drover Dexter ov-.
mnoé and Royal George “muy M er this track in 2:19. it was tboI
¢,°"_§”_ the black mare Lucy and f~rst time that the 2:19% of Flora- ____
Thom" vyeuemon hem! me be" Temple was beaten. This is a.iso‘ posi-tion is permanent. -Philad
reprnledtllives ol the latter. Moose the only w°'Id'° 'ewrd °"°‘f mm
aniiouncemient by A .W. Cove
president. wi-th whom the questi
_ of appointment was left by the ex
f cutive Saturday.
a summer series which is iiollowed'
tomorrow iiig it ii i
' ic Dance which will b1~\lie
phi nh by the Red hints a ini
girls' athletic organization wlii
to tai-est in the welfare of our at
iwaterville, Lewiston Gorham, ld is tommeiiilab
eepecla y w len .
t up hy young ladies and no uou
he-arty co-operation will be evltlo
od on every hand.
}3ehcon_ Mystic, Suugus and Rc
ville, as 'well as (Toinbinatloii Pa
main. .
(To Be CoI\t.'riuad)
~@ 
ni; _ius coil a ea er r r lNl<‘OltMA’l‘l()N SOUGll’i‘
seventy years. 'l‘lie starting point
iii
The liookkeepor Iapprozichetl
employer dlffideiitly.
gan, "you engaged me on ii. wee
tl' iii."
"Well, what of lit?"
“May I presume now that
le phia Ledger.
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s'r_ Jorilu. N. iz., .nine 9.-W. c
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(lIyii\D M' LINE up .St-eiiior: --liiit Yartls iliteii; 220 mm-“rug mm in 690,-,ng ,,\ mm,,|;,.
H! I-hi* CWHUU0 Tm’ d““(`e Iq hpI“g\ I Y1\1'\I2'1 Uiiiiiii 'IMI Y1\1`iI* “N112 TIWI i-vciiis tliirlii gtii bl: Witch Oi -i1\I.\' iiiill is to iw pl:\_\i\_ii iiii tilt- l'. \\'. l.
' '~.~ ;‘ - : -_ :   --  iw  _ ,_
L | . _ _ ____ _ Q _ _I _.U _ __ ___ _  _ . __ I I ____ i~..iv<_ tlitisn lil /.iv .intl My (l vrrhtgxl
It is showing more tlmii ord nr YY I
lates. The ea :
ll l the work is taken
il I 2nd Bane I nuuti t'ii s .intl for eiliiioi' cv
Dance in Aid oI<
; 
mp W. Bolger . . . . . . . .
.. A. McDoi\I\i¢I trophies will liifsilvsr :uid broiizo
his ' Itry iornin may be had on iipplit-
my MI” Bene me() iw' B- Mc-‘\""on July lst. 1924. Blank certificate-
y_ gpwtagor presented Joe 0'B;-ienimeetiiig held on Tiiursduy after- i' te tl it-ani, most o -  ' . _ _- .
n with 3 nice giver wp as a when noon, it was decided that in the which lmvo arrived hero and liiiro iurii out this cv:-iiiiig: _
‘morning, there would be a nina siortfvl training ' I _I5 --'\\'*‘1*'11‘1\lI1- lilly D0.\'\e. i. MF
<3 Appoints New ,Over Shamrocks 6-2 At Sumnierside- Captain of Cai1ada’s' Practice Tonight
. _ . _ _ _
IIIIIS iIiIII‘ IIIUISIIIII IIVEII i   IEHIY   
I INII III ,_
15III5 IIIIIIIiIIIi
Iwiii be Picked to Meet
I,Epiniard, if the
French Champion _
Comes Over. t
(United Preis.)
NEW YORK, .lune 9.-Sam G.
Hiidreth, vctorii trainer for the
Rancocas Stables, whose entries
have been sweeping eastern tracks
this year, picks Grey ‘Lag and Zey
as the bent Anierititii hor-'ses to
meet Epinard, if the French cha.m\‘r
ion come.; lor a series oi' match.
races this iali. ' _ ,- f
Recumiiiendzitlon of 0128!' LIK-
|`imi_\' ctr:-zteion some surprise ali);-`_
mil; luii followers who have mis»_
ectl thc Sinclair eiii ye;\ro‘d from
ills tra(-li this se-eatin. _ i
But thc;-e will he no .z\irprfs9_.a.1n,‘,
img thrisc wli'i know l-liidr§ili 
know that the wciturn trainer;
lsecretly “pointing” Grey Lag 
just such a comeback_ »
Grey Lag was ever H"ldrdIl?$_
fiist love. Zev his second. ,
I-lildreth and the U .lied 
1-orrcspoiitlent were sitting on t___
Ilittie porch outside Colonel, \Ml.¢¢t
`Winn’s oi‘i`l;-es at bitonia lssi N0-
Ivciiibsr, look-inf: out :ic-ross ‘the
track to the blue, smoke hung hen-
e Lucky hills beyond.
was" played on the P. W. C.Doniiiiion Day Sports Su mer., -i _ ~ ~ -_ _ _ _ _
.groiiiids lust evening between theIai<le`. have their :irrziiigemcnts well (Canadian Press.- _ 'l1lt_if11` l_>1`=\<'1if"' _1I11=` F-\'1‘11l_“é'3 =|‘_   fx); ?_1_’_;_2)`:v“ 23:1’ 3
. Eastern Stars and Shnmrocks. ilu liiiiiil. A splendid l‘ne up ol' pril. i .\il0N’l`Ri~7Al., Que.. .liinc 9.--(`.yril I1-I-1,111 \11'l1111=1 iilrk. Nf‘2.0il-11‘f1I1S ~ - V
The hme emieq with ilhe Sim-g, es. cups and metlaiei, have beciii iftitiitco, crack Winnipeg sprinter HFC i11`11C1I<‘11|I.\' *`011_1i_1ii‘1_Hii __ior_
n g . . . _ _
11_Iwinhing_ The gm,-9 was 6 to 2_ Affortlcrod iiiitl will he on exhibition was this moriilii',z elected t-:ipttiin 2111119 Wlill -q\1H1111<‘1`S1i 1.- i0r ie it
1 I ' ` ' A itt e oi thi- Citiiaiiian l)I_\'iiipit‘ truck nnll ici‘ i1i\1`I 0| lI1I-*` “'f“`I{--
,,, Man o' War and equine gianio of
\. the past. _
"Wliat in our opinion is the
edu( me appreciation M .the great Iwi . . ~ K _ _-5 (_ U, I I _i,zii‘f-y, l.i-li, .\ii-Qiluiti- l’lill .\lt‘Quziiil
'tcrf-.st Joe is taking in the Easternlmilc 1"5I“5' "Ice ‘mm Wi* "3 °11_ _I
_ ` I of that tcam Iii the iiiterrioon, the
t 5 1 i' - : ' ‘ .
mmm OIYIHDMII Fi“m:\wII»I b? (nsads us I U giw the bam ly u Lhmm to will he llolil iii. tho Siiiiiiiicrsiiiv p_,\_{u,g_ Jum, g_,_.01-,.,m,i(- hmim;
o orii i
(‘atclinr
I0. ‘L Cmlghun  W' Gormley yards iiiieh; riiiinliig high jump; l
lst Base miie bicycle.
bt J' B“"'s ~ ' ~ ' ' ' ~ - ~
~' J- Creighaiii There will lit- senior and junior
C- ti I i' p.. ' _
IW' Duiwny  < - - - - - -- F~ Hiilihffs i-nts xi t-up and silver iiwdiil ioi'
-~ 3"' mis” 1-iiuh i-vent. For juiiior i»\'t-iiis the
rk Sho" Smh. iiiediils for our-li event.
,p A. Doyle  F. McMahon ililr. ll. ll. Slnipsoii, serzri-tary ol
B, Ki-ily . . _ . . . . . . . . . .=. F. Egan for the coiiiniiiioc, and it wits .l\\c~
_.l. llouoviiii   .  J. Gormley liletl that all entries must iw in his
` hnntls by niitlnigrht, Juno 25th len
ation to the iiliovo :ulilri~s.<_ ln cusp
- tifl rt- i' i _ Y
  ;(e:M.p(I-Id\.dS`:>1€iIetzi:y showing hiii
`f"_ " to he under eigliti-on years of iig-
”I` thiir) Kesmah, Aubrey (Edward'|-,my he had upon application in th.
Stewart), L0_is Guy (Layton Rog-‘Bam-etm-y_
mrvlcn he mnd_e_,(_d in keephg lheneiiin, .intl a ini>tl_tl to each iiieiiibei _
Fielders the l"riiit-0 (‘tiiiiity Y, -M_ C. A. was'
R. lllniniiia ._ _  .. D. McMi°tlinn :appointed i'egisti-:ir iinil si-vrotiiryi
h gt st C di 3 20 '_m¢wr over a half-mile track. Riverside
t e r ans an : ,
Wu dguioped in Q¢u,,a_ In du, Park was in time succeeded by_
M|nsrd’a Linimsnt For Cong
_._ _:_ ,.
r
_ .
Quality so good-#Price so low ""'i'.i"..'..i;." -
_ _ _ Cameron . . . . .
 . . . . .
.._. 'Pantdn
‘_L°ng  at  facto.rily.'
a new' road to economy.
&¢BW 
'_: \ .trils rtiii iuiitiiiiiz, liiah jump rim r,\h L0 Nth ton poiiit~\ \\ill in -iii ii 1),,,,,,.,,\,\ '|‘,,,>,`.i,\ hm.. hm, 1,; (;_
_ ' ' , ning broad jump; i iiiiio h_icy<fl<1. for tir.<t iiiiicv, e oi .oiiir.t. H1 , _ litiiiriii the Static l-iii \-
“"F' MLC“b° ` ' ' ' ‘ ` ' ' '
" F' Owe" 129 yards liiirdl--s '-mtl pole vault. for timid. iiiiw roi- rt-in-iii. two t'fi\',aiiii tiit».rNin~iii i<:ii.ii»i.<.
h' Pucker ' Jillilllfl-100 .VH1`lIfi dll'-*Iii 220 iii'tli and one l`or sixth. (l’1iii‘iol-plca.~t_- copy.-
Smrs Basehnn q~,,nm_ The Anch__S;_ini_iiieiside,  te;_am to tonsiis _ _ I»_i_r:i:l__li_<_;i-_:Faiii_t____b;l_c<l___IlI-,1tl_i_t-y___x.
o n ne men w ac mau riiiin no < -- ‘ - ‘ / ‘ ‘ »
nm Wm play the Eastern Stars - e ' ' I.iiiii _\liii‘iiii, 'i`_ l>i»\\';ti', lien .\it-litiii
ne'I`I Thiumday kvlemng at 6.15'  Iilfeniii iilllII>eilIiill.iiiT€etI0lIiytIIII‘ e/T'el(“t   'iltl. \\' .\. _\Irellt>ii:ili|, \\'. 7.iilh l\‘ U
1 ie payers fee very grestful to; ' ‘ 1 ' " ,  ~ , , ,,,. _ , '_ ‘
  Walter Monteeth for the spieiitlidlsmmdémi M- LIIAII to "Ie wlnmngj      IMMJM I' Im “mu
Another drive in aid Of \I\e M
_i___
r youths buck from lie diiiiioiit so __oH__w___g Fiém _“___ ,|,____t__k __ve___s (c_mad_a___ press) 
‘1 "“"' iirivin i‘ark-- itil-~ hive tir~i'inii<-iv .ii-t-ititri tim ___
A \'r-ry iiitciwsiliirz giiint: til' line
. _ y _
ii ter the Slime ended a generous witliiii a few days, t it comin e _ _ _ _ the ___________` ____ _______ _______“______ _______________ “____ k________ greatest horse you ever u___med._,.._
Hiidreth was asked.
For a moment the whitohalrell
trainer permitteil a w-is-p oi smoke
from his cigar to curl upward in
the evening stillness. Then he :inn-
wvrsti iinconipromisingly: _
Grey -bag."
 ‘Greater than Zcv?" 1
“Y1>¢s, sir!" _ -I
“Greater than Maui o' \Var?" »
But only tht- curling, .blue siiiokg
nitsivt-rail tire, its wisps im-nilng_a
tiuestfioii iiizli-k. i-~,
'Grey Lag liiitl loot trouble, 
'II si irt_i‘<l iin'l_i‘ iivi- limes iii If-23. T
t-olt‘s iivi-i'iii-<1 was. :iii good its as
ever, Situ-iziii"s liori-ie won five -
ces and iiiiielie-d second the other
tiiiio, coiitrihiitiiig $26,900 to the
\Lacopia (Dr. A. A. Lockhant) and h 5 3 -__ 3 =
Tyndale Semple has "Lloyd,
Georgie," a. green Captain Aubrey
troitter, owned by Gordon Dawson,
Tryon; also another Captain Aub-
rey from Moncton, which is a pro-
mising pacer. The racing season
of 1924 promises ito develop more
fast trotters and pacers than any;
previous year. The interest in the'
"5D0rt of Kings" continues to in-I
crease. Ki
West Kent Defeats
Summerside High
T-he baseball game played at the
Abegwelt grounds on Saturday af-
and the High School of Summer-
side was won by the former, 12-1.
The Kama was called at the and of
The iine~up was as follows:
West Kent 8’aIde High
Catcher
Collings . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. Holman
Pitcher
Ranahan  
lst base
. . . . . . . . . . .
.. Johnson
2nd base
3rd base
Lyle
Ehers . . . .
. .
Walker . . . .
Partridge . . . . . . . . . . .
.. Linkletier
shortstop
 Gordon
L. field .
Grant . . . .
 . . . . . . . . .
..
Mclnnis . _ .
Peters
McNuti Carruthers
Mr Geo Francis amp red satis-
I
tornoon between West Kent school_I
the M-th on account of rain. |
 Peters'
c. odd I
IO
OOO§O9OO
600010000000#
INTER MAIITIMI RIFL
- PRAGTIGI T0-DAY
_ .._....L
The final practice for the.
inter Maritime Riflo Team
1`he Hail of Fame
William Halpenny has a
permanent niche in Canada'a
list of king athletes, Domin-
ion Pole Vault Champion,
1906, '1. 's, -91 -io. -11, 'iz--
aome record. Member Oly-
mpic Team, 1912. Holder
Maritim. neébru (11.41/,.)
Maritime Sports
- Wear Maritime
Caps
lt'| a grand and glorious
Vaallng for a native of the
Maritime to wlik into tlid
unarmed store in Canada and
asian the boat looking oop-
and than Ind that iwa s Mari-
, tlma, mada ln tha old home
~..
V'
i,
sever mino st rs worked out at MI“`"d'° Lmlmem F" cw” I   "-._ ; §
Kensington race track last week. L ; '
The performances of the horses
leas their owners
 °“ ~ I ` No BUTTON UNDERWEM1
 _css trainer turned to his old favor-
lies.
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T st:ihli~'_~i iiiipse winning.-i, '
' i.s-.ii your Grey Lag won Llile
Niatropolitztii iilniiiiit-ap and the Su-
liiirlmii. lt has won the Belmdljit
'Strikes :ind the lirooklyii ilsndlcxtp
on provitiiis oi-i-:ts`ioilai_
liiitl ici-i ktupt (ircy ing from
gi'i-atiitiste and llildreth iram ach-
ieving his greatest itirililiion as a
ii-uiiicr. Now it is being whispered
about ilic siaililes that he is going
Ito bring <ii'i-y 'I.:ig buck,
Zov. ilildrt-th's second choice.
_net-tis no rvctiniiiiolidaiiioil to the
__\niei'i\-tiii i-aoiiig public, The diiaky
'non 'ii'tlit= Finn won $235,248 in
1923, liesitlo-4 ilt=i't-ating Papyrus in
tlie liitui-niititiiiel stake race_
This year Zev ha.-i been beaten,
but the Riincotras trainers .itlll are
coiiiidi-iii that by "pointing" him
for a match race lie can be brough
along to meet anything on four feet
‘,on equal terms. 
There are a couple oi good three-
ers). Verna Aubrey (Will Toombs) _ =
I" Happy Lacopia (W. -Lawless), Roy -"-_*°’__°`_' ; § ,_ §. 5-
al r a _ _ A _ 3'
year-olds under Sinclarlr's eye. Brac-
adale is in good shape, or was at
last reports, and much is expected
from Mad Play.
But when it comes to picking for
itho United Press correspondent a
horse to meet Epinard, the Rsnco-
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