The evening world. Newspaper, February 17, 1903, Page 10

an ‘ tan John Bull Is Second and Exapo “Ande: THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENDNG, FEBRUARY 17, 1903. LATEST NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD ‘i ‘il i — Third in Opening Event at “the New Orleans Race Track ~ To-Day. y THE WINNERS. FIRST RACKE—Accolade 1, John Hull 2, Exapo 3. SECOND RACE—Dr. Gurnsey 1, The Caxton 2, A | an tow;of the TUIRD RACK—Sherif Bell neush By 2, War Cry 3. 4,| sa lefty: FOURTH RACE-St, Tammany 3,| Hammer 2, If You Dare 3. S (Bpecial to The Evening World.) NRW ORLEANS RACE TRACK, Feb. The card to-day was not a specially factive one, but nevertheless a good «howd was on hand, as the races prom ted to ‘be keenly contested. The fourth race, a handicap at Fi jongs, was the feature of the day, Were the quallty as well as the quantity of the entries was very poor. In the “arly betting Josette and St. Tammany x fur and “Barney” Morse in big speciality. Conshitufians, raithird fleisner bought the drinks, BOWLERS IN EVENING WORLD'S TOURNEY IN ACTION. Were coupled as favorites, while Bum- inép was always a strong second choice. ANDERSSON SURE “HELL WIN BOUT Gigantic Swede Will Be Heavily “Backed in Match Against Kreig at Polo Club. NEW RACE RULE COMMENDED Precedent Set by the California Jockey Club in Placing Dis- qualified Horse Second Re- garded as Good Step. & Triess's all Anders Andersson, & Third avenue, Swede, who will wr ij B *% pup’ A ‘ era Botner es naretay night, has| Gold Van, another horse in the race, Fuanged bis’ mode of training, Instead|'t Nae been the rule in this and other f bending hotseshoes the strong man countries to disqualify and place last a how drives nails in four-inch boards horse which fouls another in a race. In Mente Hands That iainot a Joke, (con) tie eemcuar instance cited here: How Snily, warterma that feat,/¢vety Yellow Tal! was disqualified but The Swede claims, through his inter-| "Ot Placed Ment racentieraaee ca cea: Bee se noonge. at seep it] clsed thelr discretion” and placed Yellow Byacthe miat, and saye he will win in| 2a) second, They clatmed that Yellow eee t order He hes picked up many {ail only interfered with one horse and painta about the. game and will be able) lus affected only the chances of that as | norwe. iO use hin immense strength and 285] "OP Howie Of weight to a big advantage| “he caso ts one that will attract the en he meets his opponent. J attention of turfmen all over the world, Notwithstanding the fact that Anders: | vecause tt fs a novel ruling which hus ‘me, he has_made hundreds of friends) never been put In practice before. Phere Among the Swedish residents of New! will be much discussion regarding the Farepand the club at Fourth avenue) good and evil In this new rule which Hundred and Twenty-ninth| greet will be crowded with his country | RIVES peat power to exercise their discretion teen Thursday night. all ready to bet | on the newcotner In the wrestling BAM. | 4 atnorities Take Right step. It is a question {f the Callfornia turt Ithovgh Bothner picks Kretg as a sure | Al authorities have not taken a good step the wonderful In a race in California on Saturday tle Philip Kreig,| . the New Polo| Yelow ‘Tail, one of the starters, fouled money tled. frame, Cables 1 ment, same five, inner, the big man js not without} inany friends among the wrestlers, Gumber of prominent followers e P| was little upere expect to see Bothners, protese| forward in this matter. It has always "ae uM thrown twice in succession In the mixed) seemed to the writer a harsh ruling # | which disqualified and sent to the rear of his company a ‘horace which accic.... J ally bumped or interfered with another [horse in the race. Is it not good rule | sisle match. five start. Which will permit stewards to exercise | mer rv MORE MEETS | their discretion in matters of this sort? | . i ‘him from winning the race. The winner | ; ‘did not, however, Impede the chances | lof any other horse in the rac The} Westchester Racing Assooia-|in"waw'ione, periapa, heh the Jockey | tion Renews Its Lease to Run ie sort Until Jan. 1, 1905. it has bean a common occurrence to see two horses flgnting out a finish to- gether wita the fleld lengths behind them. The winner, perhaps, impeded the second horse sufficiently to prevent to the good Abendenshine 16. was one of the sort that alwaya Dears | lin when It comes down to a hard driv } Does it seem fair to disqualify t }horse entirely and place him | last | Would it not be fairer to disqualify him | from. first and give him the place, which position would have been his had the race been run true and clean ? That seems the fair way of looking at T Racegoers will no doubt be glad to} Loam: fearn that the Morris Park racecourse wil be the scene of at le: 1 the matter and that Is what no doubt |clean frame and the Cyclones would eeegny pelea pe sre | prompted the California officials in|have done likewise had not Seltzer {wae generally repre ed rhe nee making this ruling. miased an easy frame. In the second Mas Cost Public Thousands, frame the Cyalones did better. The two track would’ be passed after this year, ‘There are many tases where harsh a by & new lease to the Westchester) ang arbitrary rulings, involving the gant-| complete disqualification of a horse, gation will be permitted to hold racing meets at the course for at least two! years more. So far as the lease recently executed fe concerned there would be only four re mngetings, as the term expires on 1905, but the probability ts strong That thewspring following that date will be availavle for the Westchester Mon, it. year the New York and Port- cowis the public thousands of doliars, particularly if the horse has been backed for @ place and to show, This money would be saved the public and mue! better satisfaction would be the result. Of course where a foul was deliberate or where there was @ general mixup in A cl finish, a horse would merit disqualification of all his interest in the race, Af_a rule fouls are the result of rough riding on the part of jockeys, and fines for this sort of work should be pins pt rd aaron Company interests more general, Set ae e ‘ot the property, a| The new, eo pe , however, rity of the stock remaining in’ the @, Hew rule of the Cellfornis Jockey | steady game. ch is family. lub {8 to be commended as Sealing with the fouling question in a very fair and Just manner, It 1s a great improve- mont over the arbitrary and harsh rul- ing which has prevailed in the past, — i RACING NOTES. A big crowd waded through snow last night and was on start of the third week of The Evening World's bowling tournament at Amann ‘Three good games were scheduled, and the spectators got thelr worth when the Cables and the Cyclones II. were called up by Umpire Pollack. ‘whe game was one of the most closely contested of the tournament, unti) ‘Mundt, the Cyclones’ anchor, had bowled his last ball was the game set- Murray, the Cables’ anchor, made a desperate effort to win out in the last He tad to content himself with A @pare where a atrike would have won the game. The Cyclones won, but it wae by only seven pins, to the Tenth Frame, ‘The Cables started out in the lead and held {t aly the way until the fatal tenth frame. Then the Cyclones got their eyes on the head pin and settled the argu- Pabian, of the losing team, was ‘oth man, with 205. roiled Usfaction The Ko Kos and met in the second game and the former made a runaway At no time did the St. George boys have a look in. ten pine the boat of it in the first frame jand they increased their lead steadily unui at the finish they For the winning team Feltman was high man with 19%, while topped It was one of the most ignominious defeats of the tournament. Cyclone First Team's Alm, In the last gaine the first team from the Cyclone Club tried conclusions with the Constitutions the score made earlier by ‘The Constitutions opened up with a Boottgers, Johansmeyer and Seatzer got strikes, but Sholes, who was on a spare, scored only nine. That gave them the lead for a moment, but they the third frame, and the Constitutions took the lead again, this time by ten After that to work in earnest, and it w in the fourth, clones, had three strikes in front of him, but a spare was the best he could make in the fifth. He was leading both teams Was Anybody's Game. dt was anybody's game after that, but in the seventh the Cyclones, who were N. J city. hand to watch the , Fifty-fifth street and the from very start, and not Had Meisner, of the more than 120 the Cables would have won easily enough. Mr. Meisner bought the drinks, but that team- for his the St of {t from the ‘The Ko Kos had were 209 pins the losers with It also tried to beat the No. 2 fell off tn both teams got down even up of the Cy- Bosttger and bowling a good, Heoretary H. D. Mclntyre's message trom the lym Jockey Club, 399 Fulton atreet, ww date of yesterday, furnishes the list ‘of 4 trlo of declarations for the Brooklyn Handi- Th Major Daingerfold, 4, 122 pounds) 4. 106 ounds, and’ Linguist, 8, eee ‘ ras recently suspended is because of @ poor f 8. C. Vildreth's horace, has ai “4% town and will stay here tor several ee oe he bought « howe on hee, far the Metropolitan, Jockey C1 ‘ntries Dr. Hollimer, formerly Northwestern ‘Vareity’ football conch, may decline the offer of the ‘University of Pennsylvania to Dandie its baseball squad as dead coach, The doctor received the offer last Tuesday, and on Wednesday night hie drug store, he hed lately purchased, burned down, He promptly made plans to open & dispensery, and unless the Pennsylvania in- ucements are very good he will decline to ast. * 28 8 At the fourtesnth annual indoor sebolastic games of the Barnard School A. A. ip the Bishth Repiment Armory, on March 7, one of the most interesting contests will probably be the midget relay, iu which each youngmer runs one etrout of the track, or 146 yards, Teame have been entered from all the preparatory schools withia © radius of 100 miles of New York, mutriee with W. J. Gabi Barmerd Bebool, No Ww One Hundred i ¥ ‘ stret, Experts from Dr, Hugh Jenn! Dini, Tecelved @ Gattoring Dt cores the list is not com. f points have uot been beard bee Fale wait until the last gatzien, But’ enough been re te Meet te tn goals to 1. ‘The Awomob! ‘Dwenty Of * 6 8 It has een practically settiod thet there will be no change tn the ownership of the Washington Wesgball franchise and clud at this time, end holders st & meeting discussed for, the coming vesson. "President Postal | trot, anid She meeting that he x iced bis controlling. olatorn 10 iB & match of willerds Tor 9 aed at Si SPORTING NEWS BRIEFS. Grom and A. te in both singles and doubles. ‘Waxkine will play together in the doudi the other team will be Messrs Henkin Freshman basket-ball players at Barnard Colr Joao yesterday defeated the Sachs School team, the Barnard gymnasium, Club hy Parie-Madrid Airat-class ra: will probably ‘The Regatta Commitee Yeodt Club bas chartered & large steamer tor the exclusive use of members a Gurlug oe internetions! races, ‘There will be ‘Townsend, of Brookly: in the amatour billiard champio: qbich was decided last week 000 pointa et 14-tned balk tins lamond trophy |" yeaverda: eed a city who have entered ‘rank KR, Osborn, Kane 8. ‘They will compete Mesare Green and while Jen: Osborn oo. BOWLING EVENT ROLLE TO-NIGHT’S GAMES. Friendly, city, and Belma Nemo I. and Nemo II., city. Genoa, city, cnd Delme Large Crowd Saw Kn High Scores in Even at Amann a ‘lt behind the record made by their No. 2 team, took a brace and jumped in the lead. “They had about fifteen pins to the good. ‘The Constitutions fell off more in the next, and the railbirds, wito were root- ing for the Cyclones,’ began to make merry. In the ninth frame the Constl- tutions began to show thelr true form. Bach, Luedeke, Schilling and White made strikes and Low spared. ‘The first two opponents each gol a spare and ten pins with the last balls, A. Boettger and Luedeke droped down to elght, and then the Cyclones went in the lead and won out by seven pins. The last ball again told the story. C. Boettger was high for the winners with 201, while White led the losers with 207 ‘The scores: FIRST GAME. Cable, city—Carter, 161; Smorkovsky, 122; Pablan, 203; Meisner, 120; Murray, Gyelone Il.—Le Bea 41; Ott, 165; Stalp, Total, ; Casselman, Mundt, 148, SECOND GAME. Ko Ko, city—Westphal, 194; 175; Keltman. 193; Schemeld, 1 162, Total, 906, —Grunet, 1% . George, M2; Schurts, 128: Abendenshine, Berle, 147. Total, THIRD GAME. Constitution, city—Bach, 186; Luedeke, 165; Schilling, 181; White, 207; Low, 167, Total. 898, Cyclone L, city—C. Boettger, 21; A Boettzer, 194 198; Setzer, 168, Total, 903, Some good games are on to-night and for the remainder of the week. So far no changes in the schedule aave been made and the teams will in all proba- bility bowl as announceld yesterday a BROOKLYN BOWLERS DEFEATED QUAKERS. Braun, PHILADELPHIA, 11.—Brook- lyn'a ten-pin st the prizes in the match games here last night and established some records which are likely to stand for some time. Kirk and Ehler, of Brooklyn, won the two-men team match easily by defeat- ing Costa and Davis in three out of the four games. Later the Brooklyn five- men team won the contest In straight Feb, games, Following were the scores: Heethoven Ladies—Mre. Lath, 112) Mrs. Nobis, INDIVIDUAL MATCH. enzil, 91; Mra. Singer, 120, Mra: Best three of five games. ' Ny 483. Name wy ow Bf 4 BRI 5 P. Wolf (Brooklyn)... 210 164 205 216 243] 98. a ts, ©, Gehman (Phila). 203 177 176 189 164 11, Mrs. Wage TWO-MEN TRAM MATOH. Best three of five samen BROOKLYN Name. Jet 94 34 ath Kirk ie so ab He Ehie 180 181 M7 Total .eseee tiphnaeeat ae 36 PHILADELPHIA. Conta. tee m1 176 Darts", iat 168 $22 190, Total sese MT 433 966 THREE-MEN TEAM MATOH, Beat three of five BROOKLYN, Nome. jet 24 M4 ‘William Granger 203 178 136 Philip Wolf. 37 231 180 John J. Voorheis, + + 200 22h tin Smith Total FIRE SALE by & wore of 9 . received 280 entries ‘Tee en- ‘cond those of all proviows se of the New York thetr tamiies Of Chicago, an@ Arthur both of whom took part ship tournament =e jonated by Frank lyn. Thi th ‘afta none at the ‘Kolcver cy Te At Nehring’s, 16 East 42d Street. Some waine: of the bar 145.00, 438, Lo Foous, Axle ‘orele 5, 4 tor @ 00, bal. an, for Bato, © erounde, Send for Bargain List, OPEN EVENINGS. Shoales, 149; Johansmeyer, | ra captured almost af | MOST INTERESTING GAMES OF BIG — D LAST NIGHT. LAST NIGHT’S HIGH TEAMS. Ko Ko, city. ights of Pins Run Up ing World’s Tourney & Triess's. FIVE-MEN TEAM MATCH Five games, total p! to count. PHILADELPHIA CALVERT AND KIMBERLY WIN CHAMPIONSHIP. Calvert and Kimberly had no trouble; in defeating the Tiffany Studio team in thelr last series of gamen and won the championship of tho Decorative Glass Workers’ League. ‘The scores were as follows: FIRST GAME. Tiffany Studloa—Roller, 197) Kipp, mer, 138; Vainin, 131, ‘Total, 555. Calvert and Kimberly—~Schnabel, 153: Schrage, 138; A. Bochow, 1: E. Bochow, 167. Total, 581. OND GAME. 182; Kra- Tiffany Biudiow—-Roller. 148; Kipp, 145; Kra- mer Vaisin, 1 ‘otal, 641, Calvert and Kimberly—Schnabel, 171: Schrai 115; A. Bochow, 134; E. Bochow, 160. Total, 580: THIRD GAME. Tiffany Biusios— Rol Kipp, 187) Kras mer, Vaisin 125, Calvert and Kimberly 192: Schral 184; A. Bochow, 139; F. Rochon, 205. Total, — LADIES OF LIBERTY BOWLED HIGH SCORES A big crowd turned out yesterday to see the women bowl in their tournament at Klumpp's Harlem Circle alleys, The |fact that the Ladles of Liberty were down to bow! was the main attraction and taney satisNed the spectators by winning two games eusily. The scores were good both for individ- uals and Thoy are: GAME. bers Mra. Elsema | . Dempeey, 154 re. Kessel, 160, Total, 760, 189; Mra. Mrs Wi Schutte, 148; Mrs. Mra. Ladies of Liberts—Mra, Elseman, 144; Mrs. 2434 Pins, | Te#hman, 118: Mrs. Dempsey, 120;' Mra. Wag- fis #5, PUB; | ner. 147: ‘airs, Kennel, 181. Total, 720. Golden Rod Ladies-—Mra. Klocke. 117; Mra. Rebutte, 128; Mre. Horn. 156: Mra, Cramer, 120, Tournament Congress been recelved from several central cities as other cities, elty will go to Indianapolis to put forth gress and tournament. and Ivy Lodge, at cA. Hi the White Elephant alleys. Century Wheelmen’ Paw and Manhattan, alleys. oll Team No. 2 ya Hi rinenia Council Team atthe North Side all Cyclone |., city. Constitution, city .-.... eeecue 898 Horn, 144: Mra. Cramer, 125; Schilling, 9f. Total, 615. THIRD GAME. Mrs. Schliting, 178. 699, ee WANTS BIG CLEVELAND is BOWLING TOURNAMENT. |: 18 Re IETS Re 18 Has Received Ansucances for Sap- aid port of Event in 1904, at CLEVELAND, ©,, Feb, 17.—This city $< {s again seeking the National Bowling Bowling | ¥ Assurances have and American for 1904. yledging support, and assurance has also been recelyéd..from the manufai turers of bowling-alley apparatus that Cleveland will receive the same support Accordingly, a representative of this the claims of Cleveland for the con- me Other Bowling Games To-Night. Bun Individual _Champlonship—Arno at the White Elephant gue—Belvidere, Claremont and Old | 2 iverside alle: Inited Workmen League—Opceols M Laige ‘Team No. 2 ‘n Circle Palace aller’. Natlonal Lesgis—Tesumsen, Mo-| 2 Sperion, at Martens's alleys. Vy Teague—Roseviiie A: A . va, New sague——Nonparel! Rowing As iain Boat Club and Nawiu Bort ‘Thum & Kahisdorf's atieys, Manhattan Borough—Morningeide, Norddeutacher, at the Yorkvill Smitheonian alleys, lerke’ League—-First Nationa! Bank, Sec: onal Bank and Brown Brothers & Co. at aw Stock Exchange League—Charl ned & Co. and H. Heal & Co. Poor @ Co., at erelud League—Caledonian Clud A Cy at the Caledonian Club's 'y Wheslmen va, Owl Club, at the allese. thonal—Bedford at the Councll, South Elephant Club's Carruthers Bronx Ri Women's League—Ardaley La Ladies and Golder Fifth Avenye Spring 4 Ba: eanes pecullar to men, It {x w treatment If you will call and see mo 1 will give examination, 1 find your find your cas will give you ¢ is incurablo I will honest is cural charge for medicine attribute my snece: what I promi: VARICOCELE permanently cured without Cutting or tying operation, No paln cr loas of time, ULCERS acute and chronic, by my am of treatment are Grind up at once. STRICTURE oured without dilating or cutting, No pain, DISCHARGES ttopped completely. BLOOD P! bE cg eon rmanently cured without oe mercury of potsen. NERVOUS DEBILITY by my syetem of trestment tw permanently cured, {rreapective of the time you have besa Write if you cannot call. All correspot sent ip plain envelopes. OFFICE HOURS—9 A. M. to 6.20 P. 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If, on the other ‘hand, ‘O1 I make uo DRAINS and Jonses that sap the very life from you and later lead 10 complete lon of all por ers, stopped at onoe by my fystem of treaument. ECZEMA errsing las, oF disease of the nently eured by HYDROCELE or any swellings or tender- hess or Impediments cured without # cutting operation, RHEUMATISM im alt ite ts perma- Hy tured’ byt my areteem treatment. BLADDER A BR SIONEY by my system of treatment show signe of tm- Drovement at once. D ADVICE FREE. ACKENZIE’S H STR ‘ recently fought with Eddie Hanlon. plonsatp of cipals will be Johhn. ton. Th BRITT TRYING 10 OUTDO M'GOVERN. California Light-Weight Is Mak- ing Matches Whenever the Chance Presents Itself. Jimmy Britt, the light-weight cham pion of California, must be trying to outdo Terry McGovern in the matter of arranging matches, as he has already” three contests on hand and is looking to the making of another, arranged. will be with Abe Attel, the clever California feataer-weight, is willingness to fight Attel. posted $500 which is to go as a side bet against $300 that Britt does not stop At- tel in ten rounds. johnson to Fight McVey. Jaok Johnson, the colored heavy-weight champion of the world, aas been signed io meet Sam McVey, the colored heavy~ welght of California, ina twenty-round | ene only Al- bout before the Century A. C. Angeles, on Feb. 2%. % man and there will be plenty of money | complete list wagered on his chances of beating John- son. They are to battle for #0 per cent, of the gross receipts. Bantams to Fight. ttle for the bantam-weight cham- land States will be decided before the Lenox A. C. of Lo A the New f Boston, on Friday night. The prin: Sheehan, of Bos. and Jimmy Walsh, y will try je contest Sporting. This one, if who a twenty-round draw Britt has signified The lat- ter has accepted the offer and has also Vey is a good of Newton. conclusions Jn an elght- rouhd bout at 105 pounds, weigh in at 3 Spalding’s Complete Catalogue, of Atbletio clock on the afternoon of th cress. CAN IN IAL: COULON'T FIGHT Gans’s Manager Wanted Too | Much to Let Champion Go on’ with Another Man, So There Was No Bout. (Special to The Bvening World.) PHILADPLPHIA, Feb. 17.—Al Efer ford, of Baltimore, received another sat= back in this city last night, For some ° time he has been barred from this city with his @ghters, The Washington Sporting Club matchmaker, owing to George Gardner's fake bout with Bob Armstrong last week, was without an attraction, as Gardner was booked for last night. He accepted Herford's offer of Joe Gans and matched Eddie Cain, the Brooklyn fighter, with ¢he champion. Just before the club-house opened Joe. Humphreys, who looks after Cain's tn- terests, notified the club management that Cain was under arrest in Brooklyn and would be unable to fight. An effort was made to substitute an- other light-weight, ‘but Herford wanted nearly all’ the money in the house and the show was declared off. ‘The money was refunded to the patrons of the club, ‘This will probably end for all timo Herford’s effort to break into the boxing game in this city. . = Riley After Bothner. Tom Riley, the champion light-weight wrestler of England, is tring to get a match on with George Bothner. Riley i willing to most Both- per at any sort of a match and will allow the lat- ter to dictate the terms. He is ready to post « forfeit, and will do #0 just soon ag Bothner agrees to & match a Ingleside Track Record Broken. SAN FRANCISCO, Fed. 17.—Kenipworth beat a good field yesterday and broke the Inglesit track record for a mile by covering the distant in 1.99% Perfect weather prevailed and) the track © + Spalding’s Official Athletic Almanac For 1803. Edited by J, E. SULLIVAN. | manec pub- Ushed that contains a of American Amateur | Best-o | Records and | Complete List of Cham- pions. ‘ Price 10 Cents. 2 | For sale by all Newsdealere and 4. G. SPALDING & BROS. cai Street. | STORES. | West ina Wereet. Sports sent free to any adi Sporting. Was iy wire Monday. Meran_unfortw ‘qduce below my Jan. 2hth—Brush By, S-1, Won; Chickadee, 4-1, Los: Jan, 27(h—Hean, 5-1, Lost; Lataka, Lost, . Jan, 2sth—Fil Rey, 8-1, Won} Ceylon, 5: Jan, 20th—Optional, 2-1, Won; Epide: 2-1, Won; Bean, 5-1. Lost... plo, 20-1, Won; McChesney, 1-1, Wi Jan, 80th—Arachni Jan, Bist— We therefore won and lost., 1920.00; lost, $100.00: winning $820. 6.00." This was on @ $20.00 basis. On & 164.00 was won, which amot Logether with item!zed statement, Feb. 24~Aznn, 10-1, Lost; Leenja, Feb. Feb, Sth—Blue BL We therefore wpm and lost... w 00; lost, $100.00; winning $572. ot it ad $20.00 bas! "f $072 40. This’ was on a Ei won, which amounts were for Ytemined statement, 8-1, Won: Ww. Feb, 11th—J: Ww. h—Hud Embry ,30-1,wen} Feb. 13-B. Broom, Feb. 14th=M, Slipper, 1-1, 2d; L. We therefore won @) lot... 1.316.009; lost $60.00; winning Menon 8 82000 Thiet amounts w Onring to the fect that ere att tracks and far the com themecives, I mske the follow ad 1 efit"place for you $.@0, $19.08 or oe f : i oe lon bor, ply deduct 20% from Quinn’s Two-Horse Wite a Winner. Meran, 5 to 1, lost; The Boston (withdrawn) tyment to all clients for the Im TA CONTRADICT ANY STAT@MENT 1 MAKE Week of Jan. 26th Clients Won $656.00. Week of Feb. 2d Clients Won $457. 60, Feb, 36—Rankin, 2-1, Won; Kaloma, 4-1, Loat.. h—Kllogram, 8-5, Won Bird l'on ) Bel, Woms J. 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At the end of each week’ together with On Wednesday th cholea treme that, should ba: ° t we will atte the trl atten vetore, a no Gleappolnimen: tainly be obtained, probably 2 to 104 oner, Full tnstractions Sivpatched at ba. M (oight 00 Daily, Rewlttances Ther aloateyk 1 oN. Be check for win will be matled to 1y good ones. Accoun ith the Western and do name more he United States. ae For Thursday, Friday and Saturday, pected, BIG MARDI GRAS SPECIAL, % to 1. ex) no trouble to win and both ‘hol den, that as been kecretiy prepared. will te cut loose. willbe at's gerne, wise, "What I tarm a eettsinty: wlll be included tn" my ‘wire Pr tI On aturtey & kil} should be 6 to 1 ith an OUD-TIMER tip expected thie, tine, A’ lone pies account eliente mill neat he jocks) treck condillons, he fi dail; * wire, Pease; tit neasy sou nok hater Lah aan . $5.00 for 3 8, $10,00 for 6 P, 0. money orders, reat orders certified chee smovey mention your name and addreus,