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+ — ■ i 4- STATISTICS OF WINNING OWNERS, HORSES AND JOCKEYS AT NEW ORLEANS GREATEST MEETING 4, _ _ When the third annual meeting of the Business j Mens Racing Association opened at the Fair Grounds on New Years Day. predictions were made that it would far surpass the two previous meetings. Not only were those- predictions fulfilled, but it is now claimed that the meeting Which closed Tuesday, was the greatest ever held in New Orleans. That, elespite the most adverse weather conditions ever remembered in the Crescent City. Party four days of racing were given, beginning on January 1 and continuing to and incluiling Tuesday, February 30, during which time 288 races were derided and 81SS.410 was distributeel in stakes ami purses, making a daily average- of ,282.05. Jefferson Livingston has every reason to feel satisfied with the showing made by the horses racing under his colors at the Fair Grounds, the net earnings of the stable- reaching the sum of 817,786, representing seventeen winning races, thirteen se-c-onels and tea thirds. That this sum would have been greatly enhanced if the weather and track condition* had been more propitious so as to permit more of his big stable to get into action, there appear* little doubt. II. Q. Bedwell garnered a goodly share- of the parses, his representatives winning 13,870. J. M. Beaker, E. T. Colton. T. Clyde., w. P. Johnson. ;. Knebelkamp, J. Lowe were others who did well. The following is a list of the owners who waa ¥400 or more: Owner. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Livingston. J 17 13 7 7,795 lb-dwell, H. 0 11 7 S 5.870 .loh ison, W. P 8 11 r, 4.005 Booker. J. M 11 2 9 4,435 Kaebelkamp, O ."» 11 10 3.095 Colton. K. T 3 C 0 3.550 We-ant. W. C 7 2 7 8,685 Talbott. J. O . 7 3 7 8,400 Strode. J. C i ti 0 8,850 Ivde. T " 7 10 3.320 Lowe. J 5 0 2 3.22.- Perkins. II 5 1 I 2.9H Keeee, J. o. and G. II 4 o o 2.sio Clark. C. W.- 9 0 2 2.788 lfaker. 1. L 2 1 3 2.7MI Semple. W. C 4 5 10 2.720 Phillips. J. I :• 4 2 2.035 Bei nhardt. W. D 4 S 4 2.505 111 annua. B. J 4 3 r 2.560 Andersen, c. K 3 6 1 2.4ir Broekmiller, C. J 2 2 4 2.350 I lev. J. T 4 4 1 2.2ir. Abbott. ,. H 4 3 3 2.19:. Schorr. J. F 3 5 0 2.030 Beilly. A. A 4 2 4 2.015 Mathenv. B 4 2 0 1 .950 Arthur. J 4 1 0 1.900 Mailman. W. J 4 1 1 1,848 Bengal, L. A 2 8 5 1.795 Columbia Stable 4 1 1 1,788 Press. W. J 2 5 4 1 .715 Civill. P. M 3 4 4 1.710 Sweenev. J. F 2 2 2 1.050 Kirby. A. 1 3 1 0 1.550 Davenport. 0. 1 3 1 4 1.515 Stormont, W 3 0 3 1.4-5 Fred. E 3 2 0 1.405 Freeman. D. P. 3 2 0 1.450 Zollieoffer. B. T 2 0 5 1.400 Busse-y, J. U 3 1 t 1.305 Orr. W. P 2 0 0 1.311 Woodard. W 1 2 3 1 .3H Law* a* tela, J 2 3 2 1,283 Waste te:-. II 2 3 3 1,283 Worthington. C. T 2 4 2 1.270 Henderson. S. II. 3 1 0 1.205 Thoriihill Stable 2 3 0 1.205 Long. .1 2 1 4 1 .235 Fohv. W. 1 2 4 1 1.230 Coleman. F. J 2 3 2 1.180 Fountain. D. S t 0 4 1,188 Wood. F. B 2 4 0 1,180 Snrgcaiit, II. J 2 1 4 1.150 Harlan, F 2 2 2 1.135 Biaeell, 6. W. i 1 5 S 1.120 Dunlap. A. G 2 1 3 1.115 Scott. D. W 2 2 0 1.100 Doyle. S 2 1 1 1,089 Greentree Stable 2 2 0 1,888 Brown, J. M 2 l l 1.050 Greene, J 2 o o 1,088 Zimmer. J. M 2 2 0 1,088 One, W. B 2 o 2 888 Pons, . 1 2 0 2 985 Drake. W. 1 2 0 1 950 Brett, ;. W 2 1 o 888 Cabill, W 2 o o 900 Fink. II 1 3 3 888 Moore, F. W 2 o o 888 Arvin. G 2 0 1 885 Blue Grass Farm • 2 0 0 850 lappa, L. A 2 0 0 850 Coleman. F. W 1 3 4 888 Birnie. W 1 5 2 845 Carey, L. J 1 2 2 833 Seiclenee k. II. J 1 3 3 828 Barnes, t; 2 o o 8oo Chance-llor. G. E 1 I 1 888 luimsdeii. J I 0 2 888 Gibson. J. A 1 2 2 750 Singleton. J. M 1 3 0 715 Johnston. E 1 3 1 700 Flonau Stable- 1 4 0 886 Steuve. W 1 8 1 065 Ilirsch. M. F 1 2 O 888 Ownbiv. .1. S 1 1 2 888 Woodford, c 1 2 1 050 Mizell. Y. B 1 1 2 020 Waterman. W 1 2 0 015 Cat liny. J. F 1 2 2 0OO Mannix. F 1 1 1 000 F rguson. J. F 1 1 2 570 Fr.ineis, T 1 1 1 505 Moore, H I 1 1 505 Overton, W. C 1 1 2 505 Phillips. G. E 1 1 1 505 Whitney. 11. P 1 2 0 505 Cir-on. A 1 1 0 550 Hendrie, g. M 1 0 o 898 Niehalls. A. 1 1 1 550 Port.-r. B 1 1 0 550 Mailman. C. B 1 0 2 545 Brant, C. F 1 0 1 500 Bieinme r. 1 1 0 2 888 Bresler, B. L 1 o l 888 Brown, N 1 1 o soo Farrell, J. J. Jr 1 0 2 500 Hon--man, F 1 1 0 500 Newman. S 1 0 1 5H Show-alter. W 1 0 1 500 Billings. C. K. G 1 0 1 4V Louis. S 1 0 1 4-5 Darke. C. N 1 O O 450 Johnson. F 1 0 O 45C MeKw.ii. M. 0 1 0 0 450 Uarsou, J 1 0 1 435 — , 4. Owner. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Jennings, a. B 1 o l $ 435 Brown. F. E 1 0 0 400 Hartley, G i a o nag Hurley. W 1 0 0 4H McCloud, D. I 1 0 0 400 Bee-el, C. 0 1 0 II 400 Baguia, A. L 1 o o 400 Rosenthal, B 1 o o -|iiu Woodcock. B 1 0 0 400 Woodman, A. G 1 0 0 400 The fear-year-eld Colonel Vennio taplamd the two big handicaps of the- meeting, the Hotel Mens and the Orescent City, and these victories placed the Livingston colt at the head of the money -winning horses. Colonel Venules total earnings during the meeting amounted to the goodly sum of ,345. Hanovia was the se-coml beet winner with 83.550 to her credit. Henry B. was the most promising two-year-old raced at the- Fair .rounds. the Jack Atkin colt winning five straight races. Mose-owa. Diamond. Grumpy. Pleasureville. Syrian and Beyal Interest also raced impressively anil with profit to their owners. Of the 282 horses that placed, the following were winners of 00 or more.: Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Colonel Vennie 3 1 1 ,845 Hanovia 3 i; Q 3.550 Syrian 3 1 2 2.870 Moscow. i 4 0 0 2.810 Diamond 4 4 11 2.595 Pleasuri-ville 4 2 1 2.375 Grumpy 2 2 4 2.350 Bob Ilensley 4 1 1 2,250 Henry 1: 5 1 0 2.105 Boyal Interest 4 3 2 2.120 Brizz 4 2 1 1.930 No Manager 4 0 1 1.900 Whirling Dun 3 0 -2 1,889 1if Jr. 1 0 0 1.880 Paymaster 4 1 1 1,889 Woodward 4 1 0 1 ,830 Mars Cassidy 2 4 O 1.815 Stonehonge 4 0 1 1,781 Al. Getz 3 5 1 1.705 Vodeles 3 4 3 1.715 Langhorne 4 0 1 1.700 Bojaeelee 3 2 l 1.700 Hauberk 2 1 2 1,988 Turco 3 2 1 1 .535 Hubbub 2 3 1 lsiO F.l Pato 3 2 1 1,800 .1. J. Murdoek 2 3 0 1.900 Ladle P 3 l 1 1.500 Stelcliff 3 0 4 1.470 Bed Bover 3 1 3 1.405 Valas 3 2 | 1,405 Talebearer 3 1 2 1.450 Herbert Temple 3 0 I 1,008 Bracelet 3 0 2 1.385 Ornery 2 5 1 1.305 Matin 2 4 0 1.315 I.eocharcs 2 0 0 1.310 Miss Krater 2 3 1 1.300 Opportunity 1 2 3 1.300 Warsaw 2 2 4 1.250 Brian Born 2 1 4 1.235 I.ukeiaae 2 1 5 1.235 Fruit Cake 2 0 2 1.200 Gay Lady 2 4 0 1,180 Mice Girl 2 2 I 1.150 Petelua 1 s 1 1,149 Stolen Ante 2 1 3 1,115 Lady Mildred 2 1 3 1.100 Dan 2 1 2 1.085 Thanksgiving 2 1 I 1,088 Customer 2 2 0 l.Oi;. Edna Kinna 2 1 1 1.050 I"e- D 2 1 I 1.050 Mos. Fox 2 1 1 1.050 White Crown 2 1 2 1.020 Fleetabelle 2 0 0 1.000 Jabot 2 l 0 i,oH •lacoba 2 0 2 l.HM •lulia 1 2 0 0 1,888 Margery 2 1 0 1,888 Medeiling Miss 2 0 2 888 Ilandiemar 2 0 2 970 Biliic Baker 2 1 1 905 Flying Feet 2 1 0 888 Pontefract 2 1 1 905 Souvenir 2 1 1 905 Itc-avc-rkill 2 0 0 900 Buzz Around 2 O 0 900 LI Bey 2 0 0 900 Jack Beeves 2 0 0 9H King Mart 2 0 1 900 Mikifula 2 1 1 . 9H Zip 2 0 0 9«Hl Anxie-ty 1 3 4 850 Baby Lynch 2 0 1 850 Miss Waters 2 0 O 880 Mr. Mack 2 0 0 850 Bhymer 1 3 3 850 Impression I 5 0 845 Monomoy 1 2 3 835 Tampa 2 o 1 888 Lad] Ward 1 4 1 888 Menlo Park I 1 0 820 Candle I o 2 soo Clitr Field 1 2 1 800 Devil Fish 2 0 0 8 H .Mildred Euretta 1 4 2 8H Savino 2 0 0 son The Duke 2 0 0 8IH Disturber 1 3 1 70.5 Gainer 1 ." o 750 Wat I 3 2 730 Transport I 3 0 715 Bluebanaeek I 3 0 7ihi Handfull 1 3 1 7Hl Killay 1 2 1 7H Chlrater 1 4 0 886 Hops 1 2 2 888 Madelyn 0 1 2 1 888 Buniiing Queen 1 2 1 888 Dr. Tuck 1 1 0 050 Faster Greetings 1 2 2 050 High Horse 1 2 0 050 Milton Campbell 1 2 0 050 Taatallatr 1 2 1 888 Thornhill I 1 0 050 Minda 1 1 3 035 G reetillgs 1 3 0 030 Therawaod 1 1 3 020 Carl 1 2 0 1115 Pe-tlar 1 2 1 819 lriine Mover 1 1 2 015 Thinker 1 2 1 015 Ban and Stars 1 1 1 1,1111 Dr. Carmen I 0 1 0H Continued on second liage. NEW ORLEANS STATISTICS. Continued from first page. Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Aint. Gibraltar 1 1 2 600 Mayme W 1 0 I 600 Orange 1 2 2 600 Paula V 1 1 1 Ml Superintendent 1 I 1 600 Perugino 1 2 1 5so Counterpart 1 1 1 065 Kultur I 2 0 585 Progressive t 1 1 MB Anna J 1 1 1 550 Broom Corn 1 0 2 600 Carlton G 1 0 2 551 Col. MeNab 1 1 » 5H Half i.oek l l o 5M Hasty Cora 1 1 0 581 Hester Smith 1 1 0 5M May Star 1 1 0 EM Marcus I 1 0 5M Sands of Pleasure 1 0 0 550 School for Scandal 1 1 0 550 Sir Oliver 1 1 0 5M Uncle Jimiuie 1 0 2 545 Lady Powers 1 1 2 535 Napoli 1 0 2 535 Recluse 1 1 2 535 Vanessa Welles 1 0 2 535 Yiley 1 1 .0 515 Agon 1 0 2 500 Cane Run 1 0 1 500 Chilton King 1 0 2 5M Clara Morgan 1 0 1 500 Emma Stuart 1 1 0 500 Fairly 1 0 1 500 Infidel II 1 1 0 50 Merchant 1 0 1 5M Out 1 0 1 500 Polrnmu 1 1 O 500 Bay oLight 1 1 1 .MM Reilloe 1 0 1 500 Reno 1 0 1 500 Tioga 1 1 1 500 Bombast 1 0 2 4K5 Grundy 1 0 1 4*5 Royat 1 0 1 488 Ash Can 1 0 0 450 Brynlimah 0 4 1 450 Bullion 1 0 0 450 apt. Ben 1 0 0 450 Kne.let 1 0 0 450 Innocent Inez 1 « 0 450 Perseus 1 0 1 450 Repton 1 O O 450 Roscoe ioose 1 0 0 450 Sleepy Sam .-. 1 0 0 450 Spe.tr Lance 1 0 o 450 Swift Fox 1 0 0 450 Wadsworths Last 1 0 0 450 Conflagration 1 O 1 688 Voluspa 1 O 1 435 Fairy Legend 0 3 3 415 Amazon 1 O 0 400 Bird Lore 1 O 0 400 r— ■mill 1 o o 400 David Craig 1 0 O 400 Great. Dolly 1 0 0 •! : » Rio Brazos 1 0 0 400 Walter Duncan 1 0 O 400 Watch Your Step 1 0 0 400 The jo key~hip contest Between W. Crump and F. Robinson was one of the outstanding features of the meeting and the result was in doubt until the last day of racing, when Crump rode three winners, making his total of winning mounts forty -three, while Robinson only succeeded in pilot ng two winners, bringing his score up to thirty -nine. Ev.-n overshadowing this duel for supremacy was the return to riding form of jockey Mi Taggart. who rode twenty-seven winners and. among the leaders, had the highest percentage, that of .31. The record of the jockeys wiio piloted one or more winners is as follows: Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. P.C. Crump. W 196 43 36 27 90 .22 Robinson. F Mi 39 34 33 7. .21 MeTaggart. T *8 27 7 13 41 .31 Lvke-s. 1 126 22 is 17 OP .17 Mnrphv, K 13S 17 2! is 70 .12 Lewder. P 146 17 20 20 v.i ,12 Williams. J 71 17 10 1- .!■"• .23 Cairoll W llo 15 10 20 :..t .11 Mi-Derm. .tt. R M S .. 12 M .10 Mermiee. F .".5 8 i ." s ,fB Buxton. M 9S 7 14 13 CI .07 Haiiover, J 79 7 11 13 4- .•• McAtcc, L 7a ti ti 14 02 ,0s Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. P.C. Jeffeott. H 50 I 12 3 29 .12 Ked.ris. . ar, ■ i; 5 19 .14 Gourlcy. W 86 5 5 2 24 .14 ll.ivnes. E 43 5 4 4 30 .12 Obert. W 44 4 9 3 88 .09 Kopplemnn. R 33 4 r, 5 19 .12 Eairbrother. C 17 4 2 5 0 .24 Watts. R. C 29 3 7 2 17 .10 Barrett. N 36 3 5 3 25 .ns Rice. T 33 3 4 1 25 .09 Borel. 0 21 3 3 1 14 .14 Gaugel, L 27 3 2 3 19 .11 Kiierst. F 29 3 2 3 21 .10 Robinson. W IS 2 4 2 10 .11 S. lianiehorn. W IS 2 3 2 11 .11 Hoffman. R 11 2 1 3 5 .IS Collins, W 39 1 6 5 27 .03 Hoag. W 45 1 3 S 33 .02 Molt. A 7 1 2 3 1 .14 Oodd. .1 31 1 2 2 26 .03 Warschcr. B 7 1 0 2 4 .14 Brown. J 13 1 0 2 10 .OS Doyle. W 2S 1 0 2 25 .04 Ryan. J 1 1 0 0 0 100 Barliam. E 9 1 0 0 S .11 The following placed but failed to win: .lockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. Dursch. .1 14 0 2 4 S Morrison. 0 11 0 2 2 7 Gentry. L 5 0 1 0 4 Gilbert, c 10 0 1 0 9 lreee. V 1 0 1 0 0 Allen. L 2 0 0 1 1 .Erickson, H 12 0 0 1 II Rodriguez..! 12 0 0 1 11 Tudor. C 4 0 0 1 3 Warrington. AY 3 0 0 1 2 The following had mounts to the number shown and failed to place. Jockey. Mts. Jockey. Mts. Animann. A 3 Mooney. J 1 Brown, C 8 Morrissey, W 1 Chappell. II 1 Mnlcahey, J 3 Cooper. F 1 Murray, A 3 Donohue. E 1 Nerger, A 1 Gentry, 0 7 Pelser. S 1 Henry. T 6 Schilling, J 3 Jackson. C 4 Shannon. Z 5 Jaubert, R 3 Sharpe. R 1 McCowan. E 1 Steward. I 3 McCue. W 3 Veal, S 2 Mitchell, W 2 M. Goldhlatt. handling the big Livingston string of thoroughbreds, was the leading trainer, and the following saddled one or more winners: Trainer. Wins. Trainer. Wins. Arthur, J 7 Maihllll G. P 1 Arvin. G 2 Merritt. C 1 Blakeley, A. G 4 Miller, D. B 1 Bornman. T. F 5 Moore, E 1 Brant, C. F 1 Moore, E. W 2 Brent, A 2 Mulholland. W 2 Brown. F. E 1 Murphy, M 1 Brown, J. M 2 Murphy, P 2 Burt tsi In 11, W. A... 7 Musante, F 3 Russev. J. G 4 Neusteter, H 2 Cabin, W 2 Newman, A 1 Calm, L 1 Niehaus. A. C 1 Capps. C. C 5 Patterson, C. T 2 Carroll, J 2 Paul. J. M 3 Casey. W. V 10 Perkins, H 5 Cavwood. W 1 Perkins, W 7 Coffey, J 1 Phillips, G 2 Colton. E. T 3 Phillips, J 5 Crockett. E. C 4 Pons, O. E 5 Darke, C. N 1 Pope. W 1 Duffy, J 1 Porretto. A. C 3 Fizer. W. II 8 Powers. John 2 Fol.y. W. J 2 Reed. C. 0 1 Fountain. D. S 3 Richardson. J. F. ... 1 Freeman. I. B 3 Salt, E. J 2 Frev. C. C 2 Sargeant. H. J 2 Garson. J 2 Schorr, J. F 3 Gass. J 1 Scott, G. W 2 Gibson. J. A 1 Scott. T. A 4 Goldblatt. M 17 Sellers, J. J/ 3 Goorle. J. M 3 Shuler. L. S 1 Gorham. 1 1 Singleton, J. M 2 Grnce. F- ••■• 1 Smith, F 2 Henderson, S7~M. ... 3 Speirs. W. J 1 liennessv. G. B. ...10 Strode. J. A. . . . 8 Hewitt. J 3 Tevis. J. II 4 Houseman. F 1 Tigue, J 11 Hurley. W 1 Trotter, E 2 Jennings. G. B. ... 1 Troxler. J. J 5 Johnston. J 2 Walsh, W. Y 1 Kane. 0 1 Walters, J 1 Keene. ;. II 4 Weston, A. G 5 Kirbv. A. L 3 Williams, S 1 Lester. R 7 Winfrey. G. C 4 Lettellier. F. P 3 Woodard, W 1 Lowe, John 10 Woodman. A. G. ... 1 I.o,veiistein. M 2 Worthington, C. T... 2 Manual. W. A 1 Wright, E 3 Marlman. 0. B 5 Ziinmer, A 2 Marsh, II. W 4 The percentage of winning favorites was below normal as shown 111 the subjoined tabulation: Number of days 44 Number of races 299 Winning first choices 110 Winning second choices 71 Winning outsiders 118 Winning at Odds— OU 17 Defeated at odds-on 8 Percentage of winning favorites 37 Stake races to the number of fourteen were decided, the Cr.sent City Handicap run on the closing day of the meeting being the most valuable. The following is a list of the stakes with the names of their winners and other details: Stake. Date. Winner. Value. New Years Handicap. January 1: Syrian ,380 St. Charles Hotel Handicap, January 13; Whirling Dun S50 Gentilly Handicap. January 20: Syrian 840 Moateleone Hotel Handicap, January 25; Mars assidy 865 Cosmopolitan Handicap, January 27; Pleas- ureviile S90 De Soto Hotel Handicap, February 1; Dia- ■ mil 795 Grunewald Hotel Handicap. Eebruary 3: llau- b:k ma Comus Handicap. February S; Hanovia 855 Hotel Mens Handican, February 10; Col. Ven-nie 2.965 Proteus Claiming Handicap. February 15; Moscow.! BO Mom us High weight Handicap. February 16; Leoehare* soo Rex Handicap. February 17: 1if Jr 1,880 Martin Itchrmnu Selling Handicao. Ecbuar.v 19; Moseowa 1.035 Crescent City Handicap, February 20; Col. Yennie 4.630 Leocliares equaled the record for three-quarters on two different occasions, which were tin- only attacks on the track records, the weather preventing any exceptional time being recorded. The records, revised to date, are as follows: Dist. Horse. A.Wt. Date. Time. 8-8 W. Hogan..2 115 Jan. 7. 1916 :35M- 3 1-2 f Bed. Si lies. 2 114 Feb. 9. 1916 :41% 1-2 Aunt Liz ...2 111 March 3, 1916 :47% 4 1-2 f La Soiciere..2 113 Dec. 6, 1905 :54% Beinav 2 115 Feb. 28, 1906 :54% M. Montrose.2 118 March 18, 1907... :54% . Rebel Queen. 2 9S March 27. 1907... :54:l5 Brougham ..2 106 April 1. 190S :54 5-8 CoEoquy 3 106 March 20, 1907 .. :59% 5 1-2 f Dr. Larrick..4 129 Feb. 19, 1910 1:06% 3-4 Daeeit 8 10S Jan. 29, 1015 1:12 J. J. LRUs. .5 108 Jan. 15. 1916 1:12 Bringhurst .5 134 March 1, 1916.. .1:12 Leochaies ..7 130 Jan. 9. 1917 1:12 Leochares ..7 145 Feb. 16. 1917 1:12 11-2 1 P.raomhandle 4 103 Feb. 2. 1906 1:19% 7-8 For Fair ....3 110 Feb. 8, 1915 1:24--, 7 1-2 f Begue 4 97 March 30, 1890 ..1:33% 1 J. J. Lillis..5 106 Jan. 11. 1916 1:37*, lm20y Lucky R....3 96 Jan. 11. 1916 1:40% Grumpy 4 101 Feb. 5. 1916 1:40% lm70y Eagle 4 113 Feb. 12, 1916 l:42i5 11-16 For Fair „.1M Feb. 13. 1915 1:44% 1 18 Meelick 3 122 March 14. 1908 ..1:51% 13-16 Port Royal.. 5 107 Feb. 27. 1904 ...1:58% 1 1-4 Brynlimah ..6 101 March 7. 101C 2:04% 1 5-8 Gravina 4 107 March 2. 1904 ...2:20 1 12 T. Messenger7 112 March 11. 1004 ..2:33% 1 5-8 Mai. Mansir.7 112 Jan. 20, 1004 2:49% 1 :: 4 Stonewall ...4 Hi;: Jan. 26. 1904 3:01% 1 iS Julius Ca.sai.. IOS I. I. 27. 1!nm ....:.: 10 •» :»me-ter .-» HI MrivIi 29 1107 . M?OK 2iii7ov K.s l-aiille.. 87 Id. 10, 1906 ... :: I . - •2 I IC r. utoiis ...4 :n i .ii. i ;;. isou . :: -,,-, - 1 I Marvin NVal.4 103 Feb. 2::. 19U7 3:00 3 CoKmist 6 107 Feb. 17. 1906 5:35 *4 Maj. Mausir.U 112 March. 21, 1303 . .8:04 •Track heavy.
