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JVews and Gossip
Sport Wi
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Sports ot Sorts
_ By ART RICK
Etui Puryear | j Oftiaal Ortra^t Ednesl & PASO ATHLETIC
■HH mis to open
TIMES’ RACE CHART
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finished |n front
v»rj »!«*. raw at!
In very poor time.
A pretty day t local lad beaten to the point of ester- j
dr*-*’ oat a bis > niioatiots before they concede that m i
crowd of the fair I outsider wins,
gex to Jnare* 5 . —*————
yesterday a* sell Frankie Conley and hie manager. f
a* the regular* * Will Chatnpke. arrived in Ki Fain* i
and a card was i last night. The pair are on their ;
run that held as j way east and will try to stage a bo*- i
it* feature tb-i in# exhibition here it one »>f the Cluhe
upsetting of the can find a boy to meet the little fel-
form players io«-
when several i —--—-—
Son# priced j Cam la failed to show anything in
horses gut up to the second race yesterday at J oarer,
win in the final j She was well liked by the talent but
strides. But two j ran a poor race. U no way near her
favorites oat of s Summer form.
the card of nix i -——
l.ittie Jockey McDonald broke bis
maiden yesterday at Juarez when he
The tfarfc. Still
of the events run
piloted Valle Forty to victory.
The opening scramble found Ooma
with the speed No go right to the front
and she stood off the determined
Stretch bid of Stella Ward who ran
a sparkling race Irish Ann looked
to have a good chance bat bung all
of the final going Th<- other* were
never contender* any part of the trip
Jockey Henry cancelled ail of his j
mounts j extern owing to eye iron- j
Me which has been giving him a lot
of worry lately.
V«ii« Forty, always within sinking
distance, moved up at the turn for
home to win in a drive. Inqulris out-
gjstiled Doan Shore. In the last jump
of the race Tom <1. was out in front
pan of the re at ■ but failed to slay.
Jark Britton looks like the next
opponent of Joe Rivers and It he
meets the little Mexican it wiil not
take long to know whether he is the
real thing an ills manager "Silent’'
Dan Morgan would have the world
believe.
Ursula Emma went right to the
front in the third rare on the card
and had no trouble to maintain her
lead to the pay station. I.- high
closed stoutly and stood off the bid
of Mly Paxton, who ran a fair race.
I a-scar refused to extend himself Ki
T«ro had some early foot but stopped
long l-efore the res! rat ing began
Joe Mandot and Harlem Tommy
Murphy have signed article* to oox
in Sun Francisco on 'VaxhiiigUip a
birthday. The Times will string With
the New dries ns ftogcatei
|‘j!)jtt lied and Uncle Jimmy Ora*
wrerit right to the front and raced
head and head to the turn for home,
where Red muted Into the lead to
win ‘-aally first did his best and ha l
enough left to stall off the determin-
ed bid of Rirse O’Neil who ran it
The Vancouver, B <■■■ lightweight,
Anderson, who is to meet Troll ft
Vernon on the afternoon of January
25. Is rail to be the real tiling In
the way of hot era sent from the
northern country in many yearn past.
He ha* a long string of wins and not
a draw or defeat. ,
1
Look* a* if Brcnuahsn tell! play i« j
i the outfield «hen the season open* I
for the Chicago Cub*. With the big
I fellow tn the field he would be in th« I
game all of ihe time and his work j
45th Day. bat onlay. Janaary lg. IBIS.
Ce vi
me following ora the entries weights
and Index number* of the card that
will be run In Jo*res today.
c ohs *
LOCAL 08G.WUm0S LATELY
PERFECTED WILL INAUGU-
RATE WITH SMOKER
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-------- PAW .............
b.g. Wtthera-Oolden HarvesL | Final arrangements Were com-
fG. Van Gorden s) i pitted last night for the formal
- Silt HARRY ...... • ft- launching of the newly organised El
#.h.c. General Roberts-Motto. j i>aMa Athletic club which was form-
<F- T. Wood’s* j ed some time ago.
- MESHACH ............ 11^ j it *xi the intention of the local
br.e. Atklns-Chlckadee. j men interested in the new venture to
1779 Korfhag* ............1» ’ " ^ . - ..... •
IMS Brevity ............... 109
J7*1 Hykl .................H2
1779 Benedict ............ 112
1791 Manganese ...... ...... US i
Second Race—Six Furlongs. Threw-
jcar-old* and np- Selling.
17S6 Debutante . . ............ **
1797 King Radford ......... ®«
1785 Jolly Tar ........ »*
177! King Karl .............*100
1*97 Freewill ...........
1797 Sadie Shapiro .......
\ launch a first class athletic club, as <
I* maintained in every city the slae ,
of El Paso in the United States, and !
with a hat end tn view a charter was |
asked of the state to legalise the new
It on a sound
venture, so as to place
looting.
A subscription was passed around
for several days some weeks ago
and a number of the business men
of the city affixed their names to it
jOS S with that end in view a charter was
! the measure.
1»2t Baden ................ 105 The object of these. ^ will be
,str io'» * to promote ali aorta of athletic «*
Xiol A^onese.......106 hibitlons and to develop local talent
1797 Descendant .... ......... *»* i in Mnra ^wmplated.
Hough ........189! While at present the club will de-
j pend on rented quarters for Its home
it is the intention of the organiser*
to ultimately erect a building for the
ila
sparkling race to on (game Giml!
the show end of the purs*.
In the fifth race Dave Montgomery,
a superlative muckier, found the soft
going just made to order for hi* l"g*
aund lie came at the finish like a shot
ont of a gun t-* steal the race from
Tim Judge the pace maker all of
the early journey. The Fad failed
to run back to hi* last race. None of
the others were ever dangerous.
with the stick would tat « great help 1 Earl Pur>'Mr who ’« counted on'' ,°e
to the club. i the best little amateur boxers in the
——------ j country and w ho has lately come to
Frank Chance rays that he sees ! g| pat<) nwk« his home, will be
rd-nl> of good’ time* ahead of the j opening smoker of the
Highlander* and ihinktt that he can
1795 S.
Third Race—Mx Furioti*-. Thrce-
> car-old* and u|>. selling.
1*1« King Stalwart .......... 97
1776 Highland Chief .........*166
17*6 Crex...................I 10*
17** Omcuro ..............— 10* ; doors to
1S8X Bobby Cook ..... 1*3 . buirfneaa.
17*S Ramey ................. 1«*
---Horicon ....... HI
(1*94 (Jack bills.............. US
Fourth Race—Six lUriong*. Three-
year-olds and up. Selling-
1*17 Gold Point ........*»i
1799 Maxorka ...... 1”®
9596 Rio Pecos............. 1®*
1*01 ........................ 10*
1 738 Swede Sam .............*11°
Fifth Race—Six Furlongs. Three-
year-olds and up. Selling.
bousing of the organization.
A* soon aa the paraphernalia ar-
rives. the club will foraily open its
members and get down to
When the club was first thought
of. a suitable instructor was consid-
ered and letters wore sent out to the
big centers to get a line on a man
who would be in a position to come
| here and Tike the athletic director-
ship of the organization.
make a winning team
tcriai he has in sight
he
with the ma-
Tho management at the Leach
Cross-Joe River* match In New York
oversold their capacity and the howl
that went up from ticket holders who
were barred by the fire regulations
could iie heard over tn Jersey.
The last on th" card found Hanly
one of the ion# priced surprises of
the day The Meade horse lay out j ™ , ... . j
of it to the head of the stretch where! 1 h* Meade stable annexed n bit of j
he moved up W ith a rush to beat My welcome bacon when Hanly got up to
cenae who ran a sparkling race, com- j »ln th« I**1 on >h« <’ar<1 iwterday ‘‘
Jnjt from fkr buck gamely. Sir Al-
in th*? opening Hirioltcr of
newly organized KI Pa#o Am*itour
Athletic rjub which will l*« pullnd vff *
within th** wefk to com«\ Puryear j
}« h fa«t litllf boy who ha* met mmI
received decisions over many of the i
best boy# of hU« weight in the we#t ,
and ho will be watohod with interest J
by those who havo the good of the j
athletic club of tin* mctropoilij of the
southwest at heart-
The directors hare secured one of
the best athletes In the west to take
charge ot the instruction of the
club when it gets down to business
and the selection of the director Is
__________________ sure to place the ?Iub on a footing
mt ’ 7. *J«o ! tlLat Will make it one of the most
1*07 Lady Macy . . . . . . ....... 103 popular organizatit ns tn the south-
(1*171 Mira ^Jt^n J. 7”!'!!!!!' 1J? j * Rankle Conley
1«7 PariorXy . . . . ......... 10* ban^riFht boxer
101
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KLOSSON LEADS V.IMADA.
vesvot weakened after looking a
ner.
win ■
ftrennen and Goaseu cut in yesterday
at the Juarez ring
Phil Hyam*. who wiil race a pre-
tentious string at the winter meeting
in Juarez, has arrived. His horse-,
earn* in several day* ago wnd are get-
ting tn shape to start
Those who remembered Dave Mont-
gomery racing In Denver this fall
were in no measure*surprised at the
win of the old campaigner, as he got
down in front at the Colorado meet-
ing in the seme kind of going and did
U at long odd*.
Another of tht; Applegate and j
3*attke youngsters got up to win in j
the baby scramble yesterday Oont* j
looks like a nice little trick and she t
stood a drive gamely
Just Red revelled in the going yes-
terday at Juarez, and won tn handv
fashion.
RACE HOUSES AT AUCTION.
.4 fed i'rtrn IHtpotvn
| St. l,ouitt, Jan. 17,—Two sensatlon-
i ai run* gave George B Sloason the
! fifth straight block of 400 points .n
I his 2400 point match witli Koji 5'a-
j mada al 1*2 balk lint- billiards here
S tonight. The total score for the five
j night* play i» 2.000 to 1.213 tn Slot-
son* favor. SloKSon’s high runs were
(112 and 101 aud the Japanese's best
run was 24 Sloraon at ere get! 28 4-14
and, Yainada * 1-13.
1806 lyove Day
1795 Suffragist ...
.17*3 Feather Dutrter
Sixth Race—One Mile. Four-year-olds
and up. Selling.
<i*i;.)«tft ................... too
1*23 la-high ............ 1«#
1805 Princess Industry’ ....... 103
1780 Rosevalc ............ • - • 103
1818 Bonnie Bard ...........- 105
ISIS Eye White ............. 105
1*25 Don Enrique ........... 105
1796 Shorty Northern ........ 105
(1775)I4ttle Marehmont ....... 105
1796 Blacjt Mate ............. 106
1*23 Lescar ................. 10S
1732 Lady Willie ......... 113
ISO* Acumen ...........- 118
(ISOSiOrbed Lad ............. 11*
•5 lira Apprentice Allowance Claimed.
The property of J. I’. Atkins and
f 4> t « <t> * <9 «t «■ ❖ T
TIMES SELECTIONS
the great little
who has attain-
ed a high place in western athletics,
has been -ngaged to give bis services
to the new body and will make hi*
first appearance this week when he
formally opens the club hy boxing
in a friendly go. Karl Puryer of New
Orleans, a fast little fellow who Is
one of the best Ilk -d athletes of the
Creole City. The Louisiana boxer is
making his home in El Fasti and will
contribute bis service toward the !
opening feature of the new club.
Conley, who has but few- equals as
an athlete, will meet in PAiryear one
of the most tugged boys who evef
donned a padled mlt and with the
several preliminaries that have been
arranged the opening smoker of the
club should send it off in good shape.
Conley with his manager who has
been with him in all of his big en-
gagement*. Will Champion, arrived
yesterday from Los Angeles and im-
4 i 4. j, mediately got in touch with the ex-
y.HYV/.KU DEFEATS ROLLER.
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By -Art Rick.
A&«or$ut*4 P»'** [Hfpctch.
. St. Paul. Minn , Jan. 17.—In a fast
Keene Bru*. will be wold in the t«*d- 1 wrestling mutch Stanislaus Bhyszko j
dock ..f the Jockey Club Juarez at | „ ((om ur. R p. Roller In straight j '
J<»<- It hers must trace given T orach | Public auction. Saturday, January IS. feti-t »....!■•*,• »>•». ztrst in 26 minutes j
Ou* a real Iwatitt* to have earned i I#I3. at one o’clock, ami Mtveral otli- j and the second in 31 minutes.
the uttanlmotts decision of the critte* , cr lieoe, that are suitable for saddle i —~——.— * ---
In Gotham, for they have to see a j anti Irarncss purposes- I Address 191 care Times.
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SinnyBrook
Whiskey
wna.Bow-
I ^ ■■Wr Meat tssralf** C*
first Race—Manganese, Hykl,
Brevity. Paw.
second Race—Bredwell. Deo- >*■
Cendant. Sadie Shapiro. Baden. <#
ITtird Race—Jack Ellis, Bobby b
Cook, King Stalwart. Itamsey. •*=
I onrtli Race — Orbed lad.
lady Willie, Swede Sam, Gold *
Point.
q j ecutive committee of the club. The j
^ final arrangements for the opening j
* | night will be announced within a l
^ I few days.
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Attempted Bout at Omaha Was
OFFICERS STOP EIGHT
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15-
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* Fifth Race—Mias Jean. MIR ♦
‘ Jones. Suffragist, Feather Dust-
<*> cr
I Sixth Race-—Rosevale,
Promptly Prevented.
4- Mate, Don Enrique, Lesear.
«-
4> *> 8- <8- # *, -i> & 4> 4> 4>
itxocMe<f Pretr* Ditpelch.
Omaha, Neb., Jan. 17.—A squad
of police and plain clothe* men,
„ headed by a sergeant, appeared at
■» I the ringside tonight when the sched-
" uled fight between Packer McFar-
land and Franke AVhttney- was ready
8> ] for staging and prevented the bei-
Biack <** I ligerenta from appearing aa announc-
Two matches were rolled on the
Cactus club alleys laat night In the
Smelter league tournament. The first
one was between Woodbury’s and
Bateman's team and was won by the
former with a margin of 121 pin*.
Foster was the individual star, roll-
ing high game, 21V. and high total,
58*. The second match was between
Fenner’s and Stone's fives and was
won by the Kenner quintet by a mar-
gin of 185 pins. Eaton rolled high
game. 248. and high total, 549. Fol-
lowing are the summaries:
smelter league.
Woodbury's Team
# J ed. The sheriff, with a corps of
* deputies, was also present
The two prospective fighters were
introduced to the audience, two
wrestling exhibition* were furnished
and the entertainment ended. A few
days ago Chief of Police Dunn put a
ban on boxing matches and thus
ended, for the present at least, the
promotion t>f fistic carnivals, in this
city.
It wa« announced, however, that
the ten round bout between "Knock-
out” Brown and Silly Dvlck at South
Omaha Monday night would be car-
ried Out "Knockout" Brown arriv-
ed In Omaha today.
Tbe great tonic and stimulating properties of Sunny Brook have had much to
do toward making us the largest distillers of fine old whiskey in the world. For nearly
50 years Sunny Brook has proved of real value to those who now and then require an
energy-builder. When energy is lacking efficiency is lacking. Rare, old and mellow
whiskey like Sunny Brook, acts as a great upbuilder; makes life worth living.
Sunny Brook is Bottled in Bond—ever)- bottle is sealed with the Government Stamp,
showing that the contents are genuine, straight natural whiskey, U- S. Standard (100% )
This stamp however, only assures purity, but not quality. Any whiskey Bottled
woof.' I _____11_______f_w_______I
In Bond is genuine straight whiskey, but not all Straight whiskies are good whiskies.
When you select Sunny Brook—The Pure Food Whiskey—then you know that in-addition
to the assurance of Absolut9 Purity by the greatest government on the Globe you have a
guarantee of Unexcelled Quality by the largest distillers of fine whiskey in the wodd.
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The Inspector Is Back of Every Bottle'
sit
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GOLDOFT BROS. General Distributor*
416-418 So. El Paro St.
ygfflg:.........
Fo«er
W. Stein
Sheffield .
Roger* ..
Woodbury
.395
.15$
. 199
.143
.133
311
141
151
141
149
172
122
12T
169
11*
sss
432
3*7
453
399
747
Bateman's Team—
Wilkinson .. ..143
P. Stein .......17*
Ehler Jr......T33
Ehler Sr.. ....t27
Bateman .....169
793 7SS 2348
135
119
1*3
156
152
115
146
122
132
193
393
«•
366
415
515
733 6*6
-Woodbury
Point* won-
man 1. »
High game—Foster 211.
High total—Foster 58*.
Strike out—Wilkinson
7*8
*.
2127
Bate-
Fenner's Team—
Fenner ... .,..136
161
233
530
Carl .........160
1S1
10*
379
Davis .... ....167
136
149
45S
Miller .......SIS
179
133
*24
Abbott .......171
110
It*
539
*36
777
*11
2424
Stone's Team—
Capron ......157
12*
14*
424
Easter .......177
US
124
416
HUder ....-----12*
11*
134
5S6
Dickinson ..141
176
143
4*0
Eaton . — 1*4
137
24*
649
TS7
674
79*
223*
Point* won—Fanner 4.
High game—Eaton 24*
High total—Eaton 549.
Strike out—Fenner.
NEW WORLD’S RECORD.
iitfn uifc4 Prrtr Dhpate*.
St. Paul. Minn.. Jan. 17—Robert
McLean of Chicago made a new
world's record tonight at the opening
of the annual Ice carnical of the
Western Skating association, cover-
ing 440 yards in 38 1-5 seconds.
The carnival wll! continue four
days.
ST. LOUIS CLAIMS ARMOUR
ImmUM Prrsf IMipetOk-
Milwaukee. WIs.. Jan. 17. — That
”8111" Armour’ recently signed as
executive head of the Milwaukee
American association baseball team
Is under contract a* a scout for the
St. Louis Nationals for this season,
was the Information received from
SL Louis today.
According to the SL Louie report
Armour has pot obtained bis re-
lease and may not be able to do so-
CHICAGO SIGNS RATH.
Jrasotefed Prm Vhpetek
Chcago. Jan. 17.—Morri* Rath, the
recruit second baseman who played
a speedy gome with the Chicago
American league team last year for-
warded today hi* signed contract for
ISIS.
Frank Farrell, owner of the New
Tork American league team, wrote
today to President Murphy thanking
him for a congratulatory letter on
the acquisition of Frank Chance.
JEANETTE DEFEATS CLARKE
t>Md«W Pmm IHtp* ictl.
Joplin. Mo.. Jan. 17.—Joe Jeanette,
the negro heavyweight, won a popu-
lar decision over Jeff Clarke of Joplin,
tn a fast ten round bout here tonight.
Clarke wa* the aggressor tn the
first tour round*, but after that
Jeanette had all the better of the mill-
1S21
Man Csratdy. Starter.
Forty -fourth day. Weather dear. Track heavy.
FIRST RACK—Three fariosgs. Purer. Maiden mile*. Two-ye*r-«M».
Net value to winter, *22S; second. Sto; third. *23-
Juarez. Hex, Friday. Jan 17. ISIS.
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Index llorte.
AI L 8t. >4 Ai
1791 tkuna , lipglegazr j
im Stella Ward ft. K. Clark)-
USB irittb Aon (Newman —
- Kdlth W. IF. D. Weir--
1779 Tip Dad well (Toblaa l - ...
VIp-Uy-Va <f. T. Wood)—
%
Sir.
Fin Jockey. Op. CL
1*
p Bore!
1 4-5
38
2> Groth
4 0
2*
3G Grosa
5-2 4
5*
4G McCabe
12 30
a
5* Hoffman
10 «
V
6 .Small
lb 15
At post 11-2 Biantes. Off at 2:17. Time— :251-5, 2TT4-5. Oorna 2-S place,
out show. Ward 1 place. 2-5 show. Ann 2-5 show. Winner blk. f. t'eearion -
Sneerwell. Trained by W, H. Buckner. Standing start good. «on driving. Sec-
ond and third same. High price Ooaaa 2. Dadwell 12.
Uoma forged quickly to the front and atood off tbe bid of Stella Ward, which
value again after weakening in tbe first part of tbe Journey. * ’
tbe flea! sixteenth. Others no chance today. _
Irish Ann hang all
1322
SECOND RACE—Six furlong*. Selling,
to winner. *225; second. *50: third. *25.
Three-year-old*. Net value
index. Horae. Owner.
(Armstrong!
M. Odom t—
t Eiitott •--
1697 Velle Forty
1799 loqnleta <G.
1799 Loan Shark
1756 Pretty Dale ISoearley)—
1797 Tom G. (T. 8. Gore)____
1797 Freest H. (J. C- Cabn)_.
171*1 Green Cloth IFosnetti----
1774 Carnla iCarUa 4c M.l-----
178b Quick iL. D. Gentry I—...
--Fitzgerald illehl 4c C» >_
1756 Luke Van Zaodt (Clark)
1812 Magda « 18.
Wt. St. hi
Ai % Blr. Fin.
Jockey-
Op.
Cl.
.....1GI S —
1=1 2=1 2* D
McDonald
8
12
— .105 l —
54 5* 6* 2*
Nathan
5
T
-111 10 .....
t;> 3* 21 31
Bore!
3
— 10b 7 -
{f'-l »a* 41
Halsey
7
8
_. 110 3 -
2*4 1* 14 F»i
Burlingame
•
b
-104 2 —
31 7‘ 61
Gross
7
9
.....11* JJ —
8» Dl 5>» 7*
Cavaugh
3b
4b
—.18', 6 -
4G 4* 4* 8s
Buxton
2
5-2
.....1OT 8 —
7' 8“ 9‘ »»
Gentry
lb
8
......MO 9 -
11* 11* lb* lb3*
Tea ban
10
s
______102 4 -
lb3* lb1 H* 11*
Groth
7
Hi
10b 12 —
12 12 12 12
Bexauson
50
lGr
Al poet 1-2 minute. Off at 2 47. Tttne-:24, .512-5, 1:194-5. Forty 5 place ,5-2
show. Inqaieta 3 place. S-5 show. Shark 4-5 show. Winner b. f. Cesarion -Feas-
ant Girl. Trained by F. H. Kessinger. Scratched 17S5 Jolly Tar IBS. Standing
start good. AVon driving. Second and' third same- High price InquieU 10, Dale
JO. faiula S. Fitzgerald 15, Winner entered for *300. No bid. Overweight Fitx-
gerald 1, Ernest B. 2. Loan Shark 1.
Veite Forty went to tbe front, dropped back and then Came on again to win
in a drlre. inquleta ran a smart race to be seeond. Loan Shark hung finally
after looking to have a good chance. Tom U., out in front to the tom. stopped
badly. , _ __
1823
THIRD RACE—One mile. SelUug. Four-year-olds and upward. Set
value to’ winner. *225; second, *30; third, *25.
Index. Horse. Owner.
1798 Ursula Kurina 4 (D
}792 lehieh 4 iBurlingamei__
(1773) Lily Paxton 5 (Street )-
1(04 The Peer a (F. Risk)....
1777 Leacar 5 (W. M. Caln)-
1820 El Toro 4 (Mackey )___
1820 Lookout a (James)----
AVt.
St. >4
54
%
Sir. Fin. Jockey.
Op.
CL
........101
3
V
1*
1*1
I*
114
Grotb
0-3 ll-10
.........103
4
3*
;ui
2*4
2*
2#
Burlingame
7
4
........100
»
4*
5*
3‘
.-j*
Moleswvrt b
3
4
.......m
1
«3
4“
»>
4*
4*
Hmall
20
40
_________m
7
7
7
7
«•
r>a
Rosen
4
r,
________100
6
2‘
-,B
4*
5»
t\*
Carter
IT.
211
.........108
2
51
6**
«*
7
7
Hill
20
40
At post 1-2 minute. Off at r.Tfrt l-2~ Time— :2A ;502-5, 1:18 3-5. 1:47. Emma
1-2 place, 1-5 show. Lehigh l place, 1-2 show. Paxton 1-2 show. Winner b. n>.
Broomstick—Admittance. Trained by P. M. West. Moving start good. Won
easily. Second and third same. High price Emma 7-5, Paxton 11-2? Lesear 7,
Toro 23, Winner entered for gWO. No bid.
Ursula Emma went right to the front and was easily best. Lehigh ran a smart
race. Lily Paxton did her beat. KI Toro done eurly. Others not much.
4 Qt}4 FOURTH RACE—Five and a half furlongs. Selling. Four-year-olds
IOLt and up. Net value to winner. *225: second, *50: third, *25.
Index. Horse. Owner.
Wt.
St. *
Ah
Ai »tr.
Fin.
Jockey. Op.
CL
D801) Jnst Red 4 iDenker) —
— MM
2 _
21
11 1*
1*1
Gross 0-5
6-5
1733 l .liTimne f»r#y a IR|—
---Ill
6 -
V
_D*
Ml
Hil! 7
7
1813 Rose O’Neil 5 (Striker)-
......103
1 —
51
4« 4‘
3>
Grotli 10
H*
18U2 l.itnli 4 (Mason 4 J.l____
— 106
3 —
.in 3*4
4r
Bnrlingatnc 2
8-3
17* ItaseDia 5 (Kaiuae.r
-106
6 _
4»i
5» 5*1
5i
Cavanaugh 12
4b
18**2 GarDnd a < Jenklnai___
......196
4 -.
6
6 6
6
Forsyth 12
40
Red
g.
9-20 place, out
< unard—Doris.
Scratched (1*441 Prince ionrad lot at 3 p. m
At post 2 minutes. Off at 3:48. Time— "J5, :3b. 1:112-5.
show. Gray 2 place. 7-lb show. O’Neil 1 show. Winner eh.
Trained by E. Reilly. Kcratrhed IMS Percy Henderson PM, 1717, Soug of Rocks tew.
stand tag start good. W.»n In a gollap. Second driving. Thirtl easily. High price
Bed ,7-2. Gray lb, Gimlt 11-5. Winner eo-(ered for *300. No hid.
Uncle Jimmie Gray and Just Red raced head and head for tbe first quarter,
when the latter moved up to tbe front to win easily. Rose O’Neil cloned with
a rush. Gimlt, sharply cut off on the back stretch, refused to extend herself.
1825
FIFTH RACE—Five and a half furlongs. Selling. Four-rear-old* and
up. Net value to winner. *225; second, *30: third. *25.
Index. Horse. Owner.
Wt.
St. A4
Ah
A Sit. Fju.
Jockey.
Op.
Ct
89 Dave Montgomery 6 iBL...
...loo
6
«>
38 2'* »
Halsey
30
40
1758 Tim Judge 5 tCueno)_____
...103
7
—
42
2S4 1*4 2*
Cavanaugh
8
6
(1818)The Fad 6 (Kelly & Co.)......108
1
1*4
14 3=4 3*4
Groth
2 11-5
1785 Fvrao a (Shipley & Co.i—
.... 10T»
4
__
5*
5» 4>4 4*
Cox
25
40
1747 s<»renaiJ«* a ilsandefi—......
....103
5
c-.
8*
C* 7* 5‘4
Tenhan
10
13
1789 Anne McGee a iGaylord)—
-103
2
....
24
4* 51 6*
Burlingame
5
5
1813 poo Knr1<|n«* a (Hk^i------
...105 lb
__
10
lb 8* 7‘
Hill
4
7-2
1818 Pickaninny 5 < Belli.______
—MM
3
__
3h
7*1 01 8*
(iPOWI
10
7
1771 flood Intent 6 *Rlmt>--------
-.107
1*
....
7*
m j*» a*
Hofftoao
10
10
1775 Baden t <W. B. Sink Jr.) .104
8
—
93
»* lb w
Woods
30
4b
At post 1 mionte. Off at 4:18. Time— .252-5. :■'*> 1-5. 1:12. Montgomery 15
place, 8 show, dodge 2 place, 1 show. Fad 1-2 show. AViuner b. g. Bowling Brook
—Grenadine. Trained hy W. H. Armstrong- heraldic 1728 Roberta 103, 1713 Teddy
Bear (P5. Standing start good. AVou driving. Second easily. Third same. High
price Fad 14-7.. McGee 0. Enrique Winner entered for *300. No bid. Overweight
Baden 3, Good Intent 2, Pickaninny L
Dave Montgomery, closing Uke a bullet, ran over tbe leader lu the final racing.
Tim Judge, in front to tbe paddock gate, could not deny tbe winner. The Fad
ran a fair race. Others nothing in tbe going.
1826
SIXTH RACE—Seven furlongs. Selling. Three-year-olds and upward.
- Net valne to winner, *225; second, *50; third, *25.
Index. Horse. Owner.
Wt
St. Ai
Ah
K
S»r. Fin.
Jockey.
Op.
Cl.
1784 Hanly 6 (Moran & M->____111
fi
6*1
5*
4*
2*
A—
Burlingame
10
39
1742 Mycenae 4 (D. Ago*)—
-1W
1
7
7
7
61
2*
Hill
10
16
1714 Plr Alvrwol at (forf)-.—
—109
2
i*
14
1>
i>
34
Hoffman
0
8
1806 Dr. Dougherty 6 illar) —
.106
7
3*
JF4
2*
4G
4*
Robbins
5
0-2
1754 Dutch R<wk 5 (Poller)_____
...108
2
41
6»
6*
5*
5 V
Small
3-2
i
(17941 Raasell .McGill 4 (Bgnl-----...101
n
6*
2*
3»
3*
6*
Groth
8
8
1807 Batwx 4 (F. W Dosal____
.108
4
2>
43l
re
7
7
Gross
3
5
At poet 1 minute. Off at 4:46. Time . :24 2-5. :4b3-5, 1:161-5, 1:324-5. Hanly
6 place. 8-5 >how Mycenae 7-2 place, 8-5 show. Alveseot 1 show. AVinner eh. li.
Handsel—Lady Leou. Trained by J. W. Forman. Standing start good. AVou
first three driving. High price Maycense 12, Dougherty 6, Rock 8-5. McGee lb
Winner entered for *608. No bid. Overweight Russell McGill 2
Hanly, closing like a shot, forged to the front an eighth from the wire and
had jnst enough to beat Mycenae, who cloned with a determined rush, coming
from far back. Alveseot weakened finally.
Juarez Bull Ring
S. G. Gonzalez, Mgr.
Sunday, Jan. 19, 1913
At 3:45 p. m. Sharp
EXTRA: Bull Fight and Roping Contest
NO EXTRA CHAR6E
Special farewall Bull Fight. The Valiant Matador,
FIDEL DIAZ
AND HIS ENTIRE TROUPE OF PICADORS AND TOREAOORS
Four first class bulls will bp fought to death. From
the Avell known Bustillos Ranch.
' riding competition between a
ritey*. W
Notice—The last ball will be for a
groope of Mexico and New Mexico cow boys, who will rope and ride
him. A prise of *56.00 win be awarded to she best rider.
BEAUTIFUL MUSIC BY A MF&ICAN BAND.
Prices, U. K. Currency: Box seats, *12
seats, «c; children one-liaif price.
shade seats W.06; sua
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