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J, : rf, STATISTICS OF KENTUCKY RACING Review of the Season Recently Ended, Illustrating Growing Importance of the Sport at Louisville, Latonia and Lexington Tracks 4, Kentucky racing for 1911 is at an end after n season of the sport that probably is entitled to char-netellzation as the most successful, all things considered, in the long and honorable history of the pastime iu the Blue Grass State, the acknowledged home of the thoroughbred in Arnorica. Profiting from the suspension of racing in New York state, the three racing organizations under the jurisdiction of the Kentucky State Racing Commission, conducted meetings that were notable for the brilliancy of the racing and the high quality of the sport generally. Each of the three tracks in the state Churchill Downs, Latonia and Lexington conducted spring and fall meetings that embraced an aggregate of lit! racing days, as compared with 112 days in 1910 and the ame number in 1909. The distribution for the year in stakes and purses reached the higlily satisfying total cf M02.799. as compared with 355,999 in 1910 and !?2GS,215 in 1909. This is a remarkable showing and strikinglv illustrates the constantly increasing importance of Kentucky racing. The figures for 1911 represent aii increase of 1G,S00 in distribution over 1910 and a gain of 194,5S4 over 1909. The daily average distribution for the year is ?3,9S9.G5, as against 3,178.50 for 1910 and 2,394.09 during 190!. All three racing organizations the Kentucky Association, the Iiuisville Racing Association and the Latonia Jockey Club contributed to the increase in proportionate degree. By decree of the Kentucky State Racing Commission, the auction pool form of betting, which had been permitted in conjunction with the parl-mutuel method following the aliolitlon of bookmaking on the Kentucky tracks several years ago, was ordered discontinued prior to the opening of the fall meetings and the pari-muiuels constitute now the only legal method for betting In connection with the races in Kentucky. The pari-mutiicls are popular in Kentucky and the sport will doubtless continue to thrive with that exclusive method of speculation. Important stables from the east participated iu the racing on all the Kentucky tracks this season to a greater degree than ever. High-class horses were frequently seen in action and all in all the racing was of an elevating character. It probably is true that racing in Kentucky is now on a letter basis than ever before in its history. The following tabulation shows the general results of the racing of 1911 on the various Kentucky courses: 5; i si j5 sisisssJOs c r c o 5 2.S, a - 3 3 s irs g g g p -p " o a r o" E Track and Meeting. : 8. 8 3 o 5. o 3 a a o"2 i : 1 1 8 a i P ? s? " r r : i g Churchill Downs Spring .....23 13S 123 214 104,440 50 27 03 12 7 .30 Churchill Downs Autumn IS 10S 99 175 72,520 37 25 40 9 9 .34 Latonia Spring 31 1S9 140 251 125,015 02 49 7S 10 15 .33 Latonia Autumn 24 145 115 19S 100,370 55 30 -59 10 12 . .38 Lexington Spring 11 00 SO 133 38,270 23 15 27 12 9 .35 Lexington Autumn 9 54 70 109 22.1S4 14 10 24 4 C .20 Totals and Grand Percentage.... 110 700 402,799 211 ICS 297 C3 OS .34 y No betting on one race at Latonia autumn meeting. " . . . . Two dead heats at Churchill Downs spring meeting. All throe Kentucky racing Associations made; a decidedly better showing on distribution of money than during the preceding year. The comparative showings of the various organizations in this respect follow: Organization. 1911. 1910. Louisville Racing Association 70,900 44,539 Latonia Jockey Club 225.3S5 171,750 Kentucky Association 00,454 39,710 Totals .02,799 355,999 Increase over 1910 0G,S0O The following tabulation gives data as to the number of races and racing days and the average daily distribution, in which latter respect the Louis vllle Racing Association led, as usual, by a considerable margin: Racing Races 1911 Daily 1910 Dally Track Days. Run. Average. Average. Churchill Downs ... 41 240 4,310.15 3,441.40 Latonia 55 .534 4,097.91 3.1S0.55 Lexington 20 120 3,022.70 2.481.S7 Tot. and Gun. AV...110 700 3,989.05 3,17S.5G II. C. Ilallenheck and R. F. Carman, two wealthy New Yorkers who raced pretentious strings, on the circuit, stand respectively first and second in the list of money-winning owners. The former, whose horses are handled bv trainer F. M. Taylor, finished the season with 24,4S0 to his credit, the lions share of which was won by his crack two-year-old colt, Worth. In Mr. Carmans stable earnings of 22,1S7, Meridian, the Kentucky Derby winner of 1911, played an important part. The stable of John W. Schorr, of Memphis, is a creditable third with winnings of 18,393. Others above the 10,000 mark include George M. Odom, J. R. Walnwright and T. C. McDowell. The list of 112 owners whose horses won 1,000 or more follows: Owner. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Hallenbeck, II. C 21 13 0 24.4S0 Carman, R. F 29 27 19 22.1S7 Schorr, J. W 10 S 10 18,393 Odom, G. M ., -..21 12 15 14,123 Walnwright. J. R 23 1G 19 13,009 McDowell, T. C 11 2 7 10.74S Henderson and Hogan 10 IS 19 9.5S1 Bradley, E. R 14 15 10 9,213 Yanke, W. G 10 14 10 9,000 MacManus, J 15 13 12 9,059 Camden, J. N . 13 12 13 S.925 Smith, R. N 4 7 0 S.S02 Jones, L 12 5 9 7.7S0 Lutz. Mrs. E 2 7 2 0,337 Gallaher Bros 10 0 2 5,952 Kespcss, J. B 11 7 5 5,930 Ireland. J. T 4 S 8 5,722 Fryo, J. AV S 13 10 5,397 Hitchcock, F. R 10 3 7 5,108 Gerst, AV 9 S 9 5,027 Johnson, L 5 3 2 4.S17 Colston, R S 4 10 4,750 Mackenzie, R. J 0 1C 12 4,702 Hayes, T. P .. 7 15 12 4,029 Knapp, H. K 9 3 5 4.4S0 Milam, J. C S S 2 4,395 Cahn, J. C S 10 4 4.3GS Clav Bros 4 6 1 4,333 AVeaver, J. T 3 4 0 4,307 Meade, J. II 9 3 5 4,200 Barkor, J. M 7 G 5 4.111 Trammel!. 15. A 3 3 2 4,040 Johnson. G. M. -. 7 1 5 3,999 Fizer, AV. H G 12 11 3,775 Bianchi, O. A 7" 7 4 3.749 Hamilton, C. E S 2 2 3,070 Pons, F. J 5 9 11 3,045 Gaffney, J. F G 7 13 3,541 Rodegap, J. .. ... G 7 4 3,531 Gritlin, J -....5 7 3 3,529 Riley, D 5 13 5 3,497 Doerhoefer, L. P .... 4 5 7 3,451 Selby. Mrs. II. H G 6 4 3,405 Prcwitt, D. N. 7 0 9 3,379 Ray. C. D G 5 S 3,294 Martin, R. G 7 3 G 2,979 Joplin, W. O G 0 5 2,977 Bedwell, II. G. .. 3 5 3 2.955 Darden, W. W 4 1 4 2,947 Brandt, H. R 4 G 3 2.C93 Long, G. J 5 3 7 2.G42 Greener, J. G 3 4 1 2,035 Aran Meter, C. O 5 5 G 2,021 Young, W. J. 5 5 6 2,597 AAeber and AVard 4 S 7 2,590 May, J. W 4 2 5 2,543 Hirsch, M 5 O- 1 2.505 Humphrey, A. P., Jr 5 2 1 2.4S1 Abadie, T 4 2 5 2.41G Austin, AV. P ....4 i 1 2,403 Owner. . . 1st. . 2d. . 3d. Amt. Lewis. AV. L 4 .4. 11. 2,347 Lo Blond, L 5 3 1 2,310 Anderson, R. II 3 7 2 2.275 AAoodford, C. 5 10 3 2,240 Brown, A 1 2 3 2,215 McCarren, II 4 S 3 2,177 AVhitney, G. II 4 4 2 2,142 Cottle, D. C 3 7 4 2.11S Collins, T. C 4 1 0 2,010 St. Vincent, AV. 4 3 S 2.03S AVheatcroft, I. II. . 4 7 3 1,991 Donnelly, P. H 2 1 0 1,955 Ross, J. P 3 G 3 1.94S Davis, Mrs. N. B 3 G 3 1,855 Morris, L. M 4 1 O 1.S41 Schulte, A. F 4 0 G 1.S13 Johnson, F. 3 4 3 1.79S Guthrie, B. F 3 G 4 1,7S7 Gay lord, K 3 1 5 1,787 Cowdin, E. C 3 2 3 1.74T Hopper. F. M 4 1 2 1,730 AVallace, A M 3 ! 0 1,730 Milden, F. II. 3 S 4 1,724 Grater, AV 3 4 2 1,035 Mattingly, jr. P 3 1 2 1,572 Fltzsimmons, J ....3 2 1 1,513 Tiemann, AV. C 3- 1 3 1.53S Ryan, T. F. 3 2 1 1,530 AVoodford and AAImmer ...... 2 3 2 1,495 Casey, C. J 3 1 1 1,435 AAalters. J 2 4 2 1,409 Flynn, T. AV 2 5 3 1,399 AVoodard, AA 4 1 0 1,391 Hughes, S. K 2 4 7 1,340 Overton, AA. C 3 1 3 1,335 Bianchi and MacManus 4 0 0 1.250 Laudeman. AA. II. 2 3 2 1.22S Ilyams, P 3 0 0 1,210 Cassett, E. B 2 2 4 1,179 Harrison. C. L 2 1 4 1.1G0 Dunne, P 2 3 4 1,127 Thomas, Jt. L 1 4 11 1,003 Manpin, W. L 2 2 0 1,090 Goring, F 2 1 2 1,075 Driver, F. E 2 0 4 1,058 Ott, G. B 2 4 3 1,044 Applegate. II. C. 2 2 3 1.043 Stevens. T. II 2 1 0 1,035 Cisco, AV. F 1 2 2 1,030 Otto, J. E 1 3 G 1,024 Cochel and Knebelkamp 1 4 0 1,005 Hitchcock, T, Jr 2 0 2 1,000 II. C. Hallenbccks AAorth, the acknowledged champion of his age, has the distinction of heading the list of money-winning horses on the circuit, the outcome of his special match with II. K. Knapps Sprite, figuring as a great factor in the attainment of that distinction. His winnings foot up to the satisfactory total of 15,995, as against S,101 to the credit of the second horse. R. N. Smiths Governor Gray, winner of the Latonia Derby and other important races. Then follow R. F. Carmans Meridian. T. C. McDowells The Manager, II. C. Hallen-becks Azyiade. Mrs. E. Lutz Messenger Boy, G. M. Odoms Prince Gal, J. R. Wainwrights High Private, J. AV. Schorrs Star Charter and J. T. Irelands Cherryola, all of which won 5.000 or more. The list of 141 horses that won 1,000 or more Is made up as follows: Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. AAortlt S 1 0 15,995 Governor Gray 3 5 1 8,101 Meridian 4 3 0 7.1S0 The Manager 4 0 0 7,003 Azyiade 10 3 5 0,930 Messenger Boy 2 3 2 0,070 Prince Gal 7 2 1 5,775 High Private 7 4 3 5,531 Star Charter 2 2 2 5,320 Cherryola . 3 5 7 5,000 Lady Lightning -f 3 4 O 4,354 Carlton G 4 2 2 4,270 Gallsso 3 3 2 4.040 Mockler 7 10 4 3.91S Presumption 0 4 2 3,701 Stone Street S 2 2 3,070 Grover Hughes G 0 5 3,051 Tom BIgbec : G 7 15 3.G43 Countless 3 4 1 3,035 Leamcnce 5 13 15 3,497 Princess Callaway G 3 G 3,470 Silver Knight 7 G 0 3,452 Raleigh P. D 0 0 3 3,443 Kaiser 4 2 4 3,10S Tourist 7 5 0 3,033 Round the World 4 0 1 3,020 Fireman G 1 1 3,017 Royal Captive 7 2 5 3,012 Continued on second page. STATISTICS OF KENTUCKY RACING. Continued from first page. Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Hazel Burke 5 7 2 3,002 Al Mnller 5 S i! 2,993 Stinger 5 4 2 2 9!5 Little Father 4 1 4 2,917 Fairy Story 4 4 1 2,857 Winning Widow 5 5 1 2.S52 Rose of Jeddah 4 5 4 2,558 Bachelor Girl 2 3 0 2,531 Ocean Bound 2 1 o 2,522 Follic Levy 3 3 4 2.4S9 The Hague 5 5 2 2,451 Mary Emily 4 "1 2 2,343 Taboo 5 O O 2,310 Ozana 3 0 2 2,203 Jenny Geddes 5 0 2 2.2SS Adams Express 3 i 1 2,208 Camel 4 7 3 2,252 Alamiios 4 4 4 2,237 Working Lad 4 4 3 2,231 Bcttie Sue - 1 2 3 2,215 John Reunion 5 0 2 2,210 Uonnie Kelso 2 0 1 2,190 Duquesno 4 0 0 2.1S0 Falcada 4 4 3 2.148 Bell Horse 4 5 0 2,145 John Griffin II 3 7 4 2,118 Merode -3 5 5 2,117 Startler 3 3 3 2,055 Joe Morris 3 4 1 2,059 Colonel Ashmeade 2 2 1 2.03G Bourbon Beau 4 1 0 2,040 Queen Marguerite 4 1 4 2,023 Sam Barber 4 4 0 2.011 Sprite 5 1 0 2.000 Ghnpultepee , 4 2 2 1,975 Tay Pay 4 3 3 1.9G9 Ethel D 2 1 0 1,955 Mack B. Eubanks ...4 0 7 1,910 Fauntleroy 2 0 1 1.S97 Forehead 3 7 1 1.SS9 Emily Lee ...... 3 4 4 3,808 Free Lance 4 2 1 1,800 Blaise , ,.. 3 6 4 1,787 Horse. ist. 2d. 3d. Amt. Swannanoa 3 2 3 ,747 Balronia 4 1 2 1,730 Housemaid J, 3 2 2 1,714 Merrick ;, 3 1 1,703 Any Port 3 2 2 1.0S0 Wheelwright 2 3 2 1,071 Colonel Cook 3 3 0 1,052 Praetorian 2 0 1 1,041 Donau 3 1 5 1,021 lima . 4 1 2 1,020 Irish Kid 3 1 3 i.GIC Delaney 3. 2 1 1,000 Imprudent 3 2 2 1,003 Joe Delbold 3 2 1 1,001 Labold 3 2 1 1,579 Buckliorn 2 3 0 1,545 Summer Night . 3 2 1 1,543 Union Jack 4 0 2 1,539 Brig 4 0 0 1,535 Bonne Chance 3 0 4 1,524 Discontent , 3 5 3 1 501 Longhand 2 0 4 l,497 Acguln 2 2 0 1,491 Wintergreen 3 0 1 1,490 Lackrose 3 4 1 1.4S0 Mary Davis 1 0 5 1,474 T. M. Green 3 0 2 1,403 Mclvor 2 0 1 1,459 Amoret . 3 1 4 1420 Viley 3 0 4 1,3S2 Angelus 2 2 1 1,300 Sir Catesby 3 0 1 1,325 Colston 2 1 4 1,294 American Girl 3 1 0 1.2S5 Yankcr 3 1 2 1 283 Nadzu 0 2 0 1.2S0 John Louis 3 0 0 1 275 Ethelda 2 4 2 1,275 John Furlong 2 5 0 1,209 Fort Johnson 2 4 2 1 252 Light 0 M Life 2 . 3 2 1,250 McCreary 2 3 0 1,213 Helene 2 0 4 1,210 Nimbus 2 2 2 1,209 Sonada 2 1 0 1,205 The Reacli 2 3 1 1.1S2 Irishtown 3 1 0 1,150 George Oxnard 2 2 1 3.34S Veneta Strome 2 2 2 1,124 Elfin Beau 1 0 1 1,107 Star ORyau ; 2 2 0 1,091 Superstition 2 2 0 1,090 Bouncer 3 0 1 1,085 Dick Baker 2 2 0 1,084 Sir Cleges 2 2 4 1.0S2 Hamilton 2 2 J 1,070 Ida May 2 1 2 1,075 Naughty Lad 2 1 2 1,073 Workbox 3 1 2 1,005 Ben Lasca : 2 0 4 1.05S Floral Day 2 0 4 1.05S High Range 2 1 3 1,050 Petronius 2 0 4 1,015 Azo 2 1 0 1,035 White Wool 1 2 2 1.030 Star Blue 1 0 2 1,029 Island Queen 1 2 2 1,010 Henry Hutchison 2 2 2 1,014 Marion Casey 2 1 3 1,010 Beach Sand .2 1 0 1,001 To T. Koerner fell the saddle honors of the circuit. He piloted seventy-nine of his mounts to victory, while Loftus, his nearest rival, has a record of sixty-nine. Others that rode with marked success were Goose. 50 firsts; Kenned v. 43; Ganz. 40; Tap-lin, 40; McCnhey, 34; and J. Glass, 30. The record of the jockeys who piloted one or more winners follows: Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. P.t . Koerner, T 3S0 79 02 55 1S4 .21 Loftus 34S 09 07 44 10S .20 Goose 395 50 4S 57 240 .13 Kennedy 270 43 45 35 153 .10 Ganz 200 40 31 24 105 .15 Taplin 2S2 40 42 39 101 .14 McCahey 207 34 33 IS 122 .12 Glass, J. 120 30 12 10 02 .25 Turner, C 1S3 27 23 31 102 .15 Rice, T 193 25 32 29 107 .13 Molesworth 142 18 19 20 79 .13 Deavenport, J 249 IS 23 25 1S3 .07 McTaggart 171 17 19 20 109 .10 Wilson, .1 100 10 11 15 5S .10 Henry, J 127 15 14 15 S3 ,12 Martin, E 104 14 10 14 120 .09 Archibald, G 70 13 10 9 3S .19 Thomas, A 120 12 7 10 91 .10 Skirvin 140 12 22 15 97 .03 Dugan, E. 57 11 9 10 27 .19 Mountain 101 10 14 19 01 .10 Steele, B 120 10 S 15 S7 .OS Hoffman, It 57 9 12 8 28 .10 Fain 01 S S 7 38 .13 Moore, J SO S 31 11 50 .09 Rooney, J 08 7 4 5 52 .10 Mclntyro. J 91 G 5 12 OS .07 Denny, E 105 0 13 13 73 .00 Allen, J 0! 5 7 7 50 .07 Wrispen, A OS 5 5 4 54 .07 Callahan, J SI 5 12 7 57 .00 Gould 42 4 4 4 30 .10 Howard, J 53 4 7 2 3S .OS Jackson, F 37 3 0 4 30 .OS Ross, C 09 3 3 9 54 .04 Burton, A 9S 3 0 10 79 .03 Conley, J 14 2 1 2 9 .14 Andress 15 2 4 0 9 .13 Higgins, R 17 2 1 1 13 .12 Walsh, A 20 2 2 2 20 .OS Obert 27 .2 2 3 20 .07 Warren 52 2 2 S 40 .01 Brannon 11 1 2 1 7 .09 Forsyth 11 1 0 1 9 .09 McCabe, J 14 1 1 2 10 .07 Garner, G 10 1 2 3 10 .00 Gargan, T 10 1 1 0 14 .00 Quinlan, T 20 1 0 3 1G .05 Estep 27 1 0 1 25 .04 Walcott 37 1 2 2 32 .03 Austin, D 57 1 4 11 41 .02 The list of jockeys that placed, but failed to win, is a small one and is made up as follows: Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d.Unp. Nagel 1 0 0 1 0 Smith, C 2 0 0 1 1 Cook 3 0 1 0 2 Grinor 0 0 0 1 S Troxler , 11 0 4 0 7 Hewitt 12 0 2 0 10 Booker, A. W 12 0 0 1 11 Kohn, W 21 0 2 1 38 The following had mounts to the extent indicated, and failed to place: Aker, C 1 Nathan 2 Barham 1 Hogan, W 2 Blacklock 1 Jones, II 2 Kaiser 1 Ray, D 2 Mahoney 1 Barton 0 3 McGee, M 1 King. F. II 3 Murphy, E 1 Patrick 3 Taylor, M 1 Pickett 3 White, A 1 Sweenay 5 Bobb 2 Foden 5 Daniels 2 Kunz , 7 Heidel, S 2 Davics, T 9 Hisle 2 Uufnagel 23 The record of the successful gentlemen riders is shown herewith: Rider. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp.P.C. Pearce, Mr 1 1 0 0 0 100 Shannon, Mr. R 2 1 0 0 1 .50 The following gentlemen riders placed, but failed to win: Rider. Mts. 1st. 2d. Sd.Unp. Combs, Mr. L 1 0 1 0 0 Dinkelspeil, Mr 10 10 0 Stoner, Mr 10 0 10 Combs, Mr. B 1 0 0 1 0 The following gentlemen riders each had one mount and failed to place: Hancock. Mr 1 Kumber. Mr 1 Dade, .Mr 1 Loon, Mr 1 Jonas, Mr 1 Shannon. Mr. B 1 Keono, Mr 1 Van Meter, Mr 1 A. Ewing, trainer for R. F. Carman, was most successful of the trainers who sent horses to the post. Mr. Ewing saddled twenty-nine winners, Fred Luzader being next in order witli twenty-three and W. II. Karrick and F. M. Taylor following witli twenty-two and twenty-one, respectively. The record of the successful trainers is shown in the following tabulation: Trainer. Wins. Trainer. Wins. Abadie, T 0 Denny. G 12 Adkins, J 7 Doherty, E 1 Baker, A S Everman. J 19 Baker, G. C 5 Ewing, A 29 Bellew. A. C 0 Fitzsimmons. J 4 Bianchi. O. A 14 Fizer. .W. H 10 Bills, 0 2 Gallahcr, J. C 10 Brause, J 1 Gass. J 4 Brooks, F. 4 Goring, F. Jr. 2 Brooks, R. P 4 Glass, 0 1 Brown, J. L 1 Glass, R 1 Cahill, W 1 Grater, W 10 Cahn, J. C S Griffin, J 5 Carroll. C. W 1 Hak, U. J 1 Carroll, J. T 3 Ham. G. 9 Casey. C. J. 3 Hanimon. C. 15 Cisco, W. F. 1 Hayes, T. P S Coles. T. F 2 Helfner. E. W 1 Collins, J 3 Henderson, S. M 15 Collins. T. C 4 Hill. D 9 Colston, R S HIrsch, M 5 Cottle, R. C 4 Hopkins, W. S. 1 Cottrcll. S. C 1 House, W. S 1 Crockett. E. C i Hughes. G. C 2 Coyne, P 5 Hughes, S. K 2 Davis, N. B. ....... 3 Innes, G 4 .... Trainer. Wins. Trainer. Wins. Ireland. J. T 4 Rogers. J. W. ...... 1 Johnson, A. J 11 Boss, J. P 1 Johnson. G. M. ..... 7 St. Vincent, W 4 Johnson. L. 0 Schorr, J. F 10 Jones, J. P. 4 Selbv, H. H 5 Jones, L. ....... 0 Shannon, T. J 5 Jopliu, W. 0 10 Sheridan, J 1 Judge, b. 13 Smith, J-. 1 1 Karrick, W. H 22 Spiers, W. J 7 Keene, J. 0 13 Starita. F 3 Lally, J 2 Stevens, J 1 Leban, D. ... .... 0 Tauber, L 1 Lewis. A. L .4 Taylor, F. M 21 Linnell, E. 1 Thacker, C 2 Loudon, II 4 Turnmire, T 2 l-owc. J 10 Van Meter, C. C. ... 5 Lutz, E 2 Vltitoc, D 1 Luzader. F 23 Walker, G 4 McCarren. II 4 Walker. W 4 McCormack, J 11 Wallace, W. M 4 McDaniel. II 0 AValters, j 2 McDaniel, W 0 Ward. J. S 4 McDowell. T. C. 1 Weant. W. C 2 Martin. W. M 2 Weir, F. D 4 Mattlngly. G. P. ... 4 West, S 4 May, J. W 12 AVestmoreland, W. C. 1 Milam, J. C . 1 Williams, J 1 Morris, G. B 0, Wimmer, P 5 Nichols J. II 3 Woodard. W. ........ 4 Nolan, J. L. 1 Yanke, W. G 17 Odom. G. M 10 Young, W. J 0 Oots, II 1 Brandt, II. R 4 Paul. J. L 1 Freeman, W 3 Perkins. W 1 Hanlon, F 2 Poe, S 3 Iluestis, D 1 Reed, W 1 Bryson, G. R 1 Reether, II. B 2 Carter, W. M 3 Rcspess, J. B 12 Healy. J. S 2 Riley, D 4 Herold, F. A 1 Riley, J. 15 1 Johnston. J 3 Roberts, II 1 Miller, F. T 1 Rodegap, J G
