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LAUNCELOT. JACK TOUNG. LAUREL L. JOE KELLEY. SIR chestnut colt by Cayuga oar-ol- A In the Baker stable, who Four-- v d In S W Street'-- string at The old war horse of the Baker string. Jollv Nun. entered in stakes at Klnloch, the Fair Grounds, ready lor his morning Jack Is now a and looking Delmar and the Tair Grounds and a , has shown speed in his morning work- gallop. strong and healthy. His owner expects promising performer. lie Is owned by outs. much of him this jear. C 11. Law son. ful, dam Helen Thomis, by Hanover: been entered In this race. It was expected brown filly, b Fliudtt, dain Belle of that Captain S S. Brown would have Homdel. by His Highness. The great four in the Derby, but he has only nom- C. M. Lnwwin and Colonel Ilugh Baker Some Good Two-Yea- r mares. Imp Ida Pickwick ind Cleophus. inated Auditor and Proceeds, two of tho RELAY TEAM FOR THE APPROACHING INDOOR ATHLETIC MEET IIae will also soon foal at this noted farm. best colts thit were raced at Chicago last Now Stabled the Old year. John A. Drake' has entered Ort Olds Among the Juveniles at M. b Since the time of Sir Walter, a turf stat- Wells and Jocund. II. Zlegler will It 9 t ll Htl It H' t Courfae Young in Better Condition Than lie Was at represented by Don John and Wayfarer. '' Jack istician sas, America has not had a race Both horses are now at the Highland This Time Last Year Gene lal Notes and Gossip of the horse retire from the track with J100.000 or Farm, near Lexington, and will be taken over to its credit. There are a few horses East about April L ' Charley" Hughes, Horsemen. win- who trains Zlegler's horses, thinks a great ' ' ' ' . wh'ch will race this season whose Iral of I he chances of Don John and nings are already verging on the S100.0CQ Wajfarer mirk, and which, with luck, maj get past owner stabled at the Fair each, Arisbe. Azellna. Belle Kenney. Bo-- It. One is Africander, the star of the on English Horso Study. Magregor, Betting the Derby has been are getting ready for the opening Llj, Brown Friar Tuck. Hampton stables. Africander has started very light future books opened. Grounds Marie J . Pilnce Brutus. Stella Allen. Wlll.i in thirty-fou- r rices and his won VVJ.51. since the of the local racing season, and some fast and Wood Claim, and twenty-tw- o win- for his owners Major Diinserfield Is an- The odds offered are extraordinarily close. work Is now being performed at intervals ners of only oue race. Air Ship. All Srar-ie- t. other high winner, with n5,7SO "to the St. Amant and Henry the First continue G..m-jnon- t. even favorites, the first named on course. Set eral Bill Snort. Blaze Duchess De good" Irish Lad during his career has K radically the historic El Otros. George P. McNear won S72.345. Watcrbo., has a "bank roll" aving slightly tho call. Gouvernant, the from prominent strings have shown con-- t Gloomy Gus, Golden Idol, Htnrv Ach of KB 510. McChesnev $01,013 and Hermis thin! choice at 10 to 1 aninst N crow- .zlderablo speed, and tw o youngsters at the John Carroll. Lidy Greenwood, Lcgisteia. $,410 Thev are miill a long way behind ing slightly In favor, though 10 to 1 against h's-tcr- would be out particular Melar. MIs Galore. Modredlaw. Mv Order the greatest winner In Arrerirnn turf j. him at post time not far track are thought to be of Peggy Mine. Peggy O'Neill, Salible. Steel Domino, whose gross earnings of line on his performances promise. Wire and Tim Hurst amounted to 203,200. Richard Crokers Clonmell remains at youngsters have; won stakes 11 to 1. not an enticing price, considering V Ono or these is Joe Kellej. a youngster But four once and, season, that he started but last jear. blaze-face- this as follows: Another effort u going to be made by in the Baker string. He is a d Pinkerton, blk by Imp. Sain Lizzie though h" won in hand, scarcely had eom-pan- v tall, c. Eastern turfmen to win the American of Derby caliber agiinst him. The colt with a big white patch near his H. II. bj John Henry posi- Arch Oldham, b. c, by imp Gallantry-Pe- arl Derbj. and, despite the many ursuccessful significant thing about his present and he has shown a degree of speed tion In the market t that all the laws of Barnes, by Barnes attempts which have been made in the sup- which makes his owner, the veteran timer Me- 1 deduction point to the fact that the Vipcrlne, b f , b.v Fihgrane Imp. they may send a irger number of port received comes at tho local courses, believe that he Is a dusa, bv Robert tne Devil orses this jear Up to the time that the which he has from Imp hi"? stable or from persons close personal- Bas d'Or. His whlto face is as Modredlaw. b c. by Bassetlaw entiiei closed twelve had been rcceivea is to Mr. Croker It. therefore, may be c, Miss Modred, by imp Sir Modied from Easteri' horsemen Among the most pronounced as tliat of Monsieur Bcau-cair- accepted that he has been going along in The latter colt captured the Debutante prominent stables that are In are thos of the right way, and that, barring the and his white patch makes him al- at New Orleans, Vlperine won the Rose- R T. Wilson, Jr , with Montreson and and the incidents to training, will most as conspicuous as the Darden racer. bud at the same place. Arch Oldhim was Dolly Spanker. E R Tnomas. with Stal- be a starter in the Epsom classic the lucky victor of the Carnlv al.' also run wart and Palmhearer. W M. Scheftcl, For Grand National Livarpool Laurel L., owned by C. II. Lawson, a oft at New Orleans, and Pinkerton won with Highball. Fred Hurley, with Hello, the at by King Edward's horse. Ambueh II. Is fa- Cajuga, is another joung the Santa Barbara at Los Angeles No L V. Bell, with Grenade. John E. Mad- vorite at 9 to 1 against, in spite of his re- racer who has shown rorae speed He is less than nineteen of the 1 ear-ol- d win- den, with Pulsas and Adbell, and W L cent defeat. His friends argue that that a bright chestnut in color and is thought ners so far In 1901 are fillies sixteen colts Oliver, with Hazlewood pcrformince. even though not crowned to have a strong chance In the early and five geldings, the latter being Bo-- c Several other Eastern horsemen have wiui success, wns oi uisunct meru. ana stakes here. He 13 well entered in the Elj. Friar Tuck, Gloomy Gus, My Order also signified their Intention of entering they stand lovally by him. Detail presses - --?, v i Kinloch, Delmar and Fair Grounds fixed and Salable one or more horse', and these are August him ntner cioeiy ror iavonte honors, 18 'rrmmmnrmr e cuts. The sires of these foftv early joung-ster- s Belmont. J G rollansbee. Louis Kraft. being quoted at 10 to 1. Up to date com- Jack Toung has raced so often over the number thirty-fiv- e. Balgowan lead- W B Leeds. Herman Durjes, Jule Gar-so-n. paratively few- - of the distinguished eligl-bl- local tracks that he seems to bo a eteran ing with three and Bassetlaw. Brutus, Pierre Lorillard. J L Hajmin and for the chief event at Aintrce have Gallantry, Ber-mr- d. appearance any instead of but 4 jears old. Ho is not so Eddie Jones and two each. The E E. Smathers, who will enter Dick made their at of tho high in flesh at present as he was nt this sires with only one winner so far to their steeplechase meetings now Demg held In List year, his owner. Colonel credit aro Albert. Belvidere, Contract. In glancing over the list it can be seen England, but from their training quarters time and Emperor of Norfollc Figaro. Flligrane, that tho pick of the colts in the West has come exeellent reports of their condition Baker, believes that he will prove a much Flying Dutchman, Shot. better horse than he was last spring. He Foul Galere. has not overdeveloped appearance he Golden Dawn, Grammont, Handsel, King the Eric. King William Libertine. e, had at this tlmo last season, nor docs he Mount McGregor II. Nimrod, I- carry superfluous weight on this neck , . - L -- I the Order. Ornament, Pcntlac. Sam Luca-- UNPRECEDENTED INTEREST ml .that he showed early, last year. He is SalnSIr Walter. The rrlar. The Greek. m fa r already well fdvancej training. Torso, AVoodmoss and Weinberg. Sir Launcclot is a of tho Tills list reveals the appearance of sev- IN Street string and has shown fairly good eral old turf favorites as new candidates SHOWN TRACK ATHLETICS lorm In his work. Arlena, another 2- - car-ol- d for stallion honors, Eddie Jones, one of from the Lawson stable. Is by Water the $10,000 Burns handicap victors, his Level Vigilant, and seems to be an ex- two good winners out, one of which, Ed- tremely speedy filly. She is weU entered uardo, seems of this class. Flligrane, the Entry List of Approaching Indoor Meet of St. Louis University In stakes for her sex at tho local tracks. Metropolitan handicap winner, comes All Black Is a 3- - ear-ol- d of Baker's string fourth, with Vlperine, an unusually smalt Troves That the College Youth of the World's Fair City Is and 'has performed well in training to filly, and Nimrod. which brother to Hunt- date. ress so often disappointed the late Bjron Evincing Unusual Enthusiasm in Running, Jumping, Weight All the strings stabled at the Fair .uuv.iuuanu, juts wiiai iooks line a gooa Butting and Kindred Sports of the Field. Grounds have shown good health this one in tho filly Blaze Duchess, the dam jear. exceptional freedom rrom an norse of which Is by Brown Dick's good old ailments being reported. Nearly all the "suing piaier, uuko oi tne report thriving condition mgnnnds. local horsemen The new English horse In the list is lYnn-rc-N S among their horses. Grammont. a California importation. ron tub sundat republic! a squad of thirty out for dally practice. The longest race run and won by a It there is anyone who doubts that track Coach L P. Whljcomb has caused a during so special board track to be laid to facilitate "William C Whitney, the latter far this season is four and a growing in in St. Louis . ' ' athletics are fivor practlco for the big meet. The Alton men ft . . il. Hi . . H $ ears of his connection with the turf, de- half furlongs, and this leads many form visit to tho Coliseum any afternoon will j students to surmise that, as the races a take It for eranted that the interscholastic I W. MASON, Yv X. CUYSTEK, It. MUSSING, II. W. CASTLEK. veloped a distaste for the betting feature throughout the country for these young- convince him that neither tho entries nor record will bo broken, and even hint their predominating motive for racing sters lengthen out. many spectators great intention to causo the fracture. won. put relay as the that are border- tho for the Indoor event On Wednesday the McKInlev High dlers are preparing for this peaceful bat- tho best athletes of et. Louis belong to Coach Delaney has nine thoroughbreds," said nn official of the ing on stardom now will drop by the way- 28 will be imported va- !s great In the rival tho bittery, they should have no trouble races' in the meet this vear, and has a, side, only of March of the team appeared on the Coliseum tle, there Interest Is cer- Washington Jockey Club the other da. and be of tho kindergarten track, and began to put finishing teims. The winners of last jear. the First In getting together a winning team. full list of entries for each race. It sagacious man to enter- school riety. the Eighth Cav- tainly the most complete set of relay "He wad too a touches on its preparations. These boys Regiment of St Louis, the SPECTATORS LIKE RELAYS. and, tain the delusion that racing could be The best records at the different dis- The ColUeum has never previously have a special race on with the Juniors alry and the Infantry stationed at Jeffer- races St. Louis has ever witnessed, without the betting end. tances run by so far in 1904 aspirants already sent In their The number of relay the most representative. In the great re- made successful are given below: known such a number of for of St. Louis University and the second son Barracks have lay Georgetown University ana But he believed that the betting system honors Last Tuesday the High team of Western Military. LI'tle is entries A special effort Is being made to races Is due chiefly to the manifest desire between needed reforming, and that It should be Three furlongs: Modredlaw, New Or- track Battery A. stationed at St. Louis, en- the University of Illinois the relative 33 5 known about any of these teams. Tne have of the St. Louis patrons of sport for more placed under strong restrictions. He had leans: time. seconds. School squad of sixty appeared, headed St. IaiuIs Juniors, although small, arc ter. An Invitation has been extended to strength of the East and West will b no patience with the Eastern Jockey Three and one-ha- lf furlongs: Mario J., by Manager Krutzch and Coach Ham, for- training hard, and hope to make a credita- Captain BIrge, who has charge of the bat- of these exciting features!. Besides that tested, as both of these universities have dictum that It 'ignored tho bet- Insleslde, Cal.: time, 41 seconds. ble tery athletics, is thought Captain single of running the strongest teams m their History. W Club's one-ha- lf merly of Bates College. This is by far showing. it that they are the best test ting,' and that, officially, it even had no Three and furlongs: Salable, Blrge will succeed In putting a team in of team, since Is chiefly by may look forward to a new record, re- re- Inglesidc, CaL; largest In many respects The Western Military second team is abilities a it 1S0L 'idea 'that betting was in progress. He time, 41k seconds. tho and the made up of dark horses McKInlcy will the field Owing to the fact that many of consistent team work that such races are placing that of Notro Dame, In as mere evasion. - garded this sort of talk Up most- promising team that ever appeared certainly spare no effort, as 1th men, will Jle was in favor of having the betting ns to date six foals have been dropped from anv local institution Its friend9 say be candidates for the interscholastic next much under control on the Eastern tracks at the Hamburg Place stud of John E. that it has several surprises in store for yeir and feel that they need the victory. as it is in the West, where the Western Madden; five of which are colts. The full Its rivals. The relav team, composed of teams Jockey Club rules. from place, & occasions, when a horse, list is: SMITH HAS CAPABLEvTHLETES. Vandeveiter the B. O. and "On several will represented Burlington athleUc associations promises ' owing to some accident, had been with- Brown colt, by Balleyhoo Bey. dam Smith Acidcmv be bv a a lively contest. They are training like a race just before starting Manzanlta by team which, ulthnugh smaller In numbers, drawn from II, Strathmore; chestnut has many capable men. and is rapidly veterans practicing corners and ex- tlmo. Mr. Whitney became considerably colt, by Yankee, dam Imp. Royal Gun changes of relays and speed with the in- wrought un because the betting was not (dam of Gunfire and Raglan), by Royal rounding Into championship form under systematic training Ever-har- d tention of establishing the record for their declared off and time allowed for the Hampton: brown colt, by imp Sandring-ha- the of Coich class. making of a new book, as Is done In the dam Ddlth Mac. by Falsetto; bay and Alfred Butler, formerly of Ilir-vpr- d West In similar circumstances. colt by imp. Mirthful, dam Greenwich, University. CROCKS IN MILE RUN. "He believed that the people who had by Hlmjar: chestnut colt, by Imp". Mirth Western MIHtari Academy of Alton has .Among the elders the interest is increas- YOU DO HOT PAY FOR FAILURES, VfiRICflCELE bet on a withdrawn horse should have ing, especially In mile run. will got no run the This orig- got their money back They eclipse any mile I cure Varicocele by my new for their moncj, ho protested, in conver-jiatio-n race ever run in the inal method of treatment, which Is with his friends, and where they West, both in the number of entries and esji m mm. free from surgery and is a safe, pain- shad no chance to win ho considered that WILL UPHOLD THE WHITNEY the ability of the participants. A great less and permanent euro. Under my they should have no chance to lose. It deal patriotism who has not sufficient treatment every caso of weakness and only added fuel to Mr. Whitney's impa- of lias been stirred up by The phsician disease quickly disappears, the stag- tience when somebody quoted, at such a NAME an article from the pen of J. C Purcell, confidence in his ability to cure his pa- nant blood is driven from tho dilated time, the rule to the effect that Mil bets AMONG SPORTSMEN one of the cntestants. tients first and receive his pay after- veins, a healthy circulation of pure go the horses are In the hands of Mr. Purcell, who Is an Englishman, blood to ' the parts affected is estab- after " " has wards is not the man to Inspire confi- the starter ' Mr Whitney was himself an Villi Inn " ' ' ' ' ' " ' ' ' ' """" " " ' " " ' made unfavorable comment on the Ameri- lished, you are strengthened in every infrequent bettor, even on his own horses, can stjle of distance running, claiming dence in thoso who are in search of way and soon will possess that con- mid lie never got caught with money that American runners lift their feet too honest treatment. fidence, power and sense of well-bein- g down on one of these withdrawn horses. high and arc Inferior to the English run My acceptance of a case for treat- which accompany good health and ro- It was simplv his strong sense of fairness ners. Of course, these strictures have bust vitality. I have the very quick- thnt caused him to protest against this stirreu up a great deal of discussion and ment is equivalent to a cure, because I est, safest and most reliable cure for and a number of other methods of the much betting among the runners and their never accept Incurable cases. I am Varicocele ljnown to medical science. Eastern hotting rings that he considered friends. The claim is freely made that satisfied to receive the money for the Normal circulation Is if flir.purceu runs in this race they will given and perfect strength Is restored. "Mr." Whltnej's impatience with the give a practical demonstration of the fals- value I have the patient, but plungers of the turf was as strong as his ity of his pet theories, or him run expect to prove my worth and show STRICTURE hopeless con- make I commiseration for tho and the fastest mile of his life. One thing positive and satisfactory results before firmed pikeis. He ured to often glance seems certain, America will not need to MY BEST REFERENCE IS, Every sufferer from stricture Is fa- toward the cheap field and Fee the blush for her representatives. Rudolph, I ask for the fee. So, should I fall to miliar with the many annoying and frenzied chaps fighting and scrambling to the champion of St. Louis, and Hann, cure a casa tho patient loses nothing, distressing symptoms which accom- et their small bets down, and he would formerly pany this disease. My cure Stric- ruefully. him of Wisconsin University, aro while when I cure him I have given for .v,,i,n hl head It saddened among the entries. money ture Is safe, painless and permanent to see the thousands of fellows who be- Hahn won the Western chimplonshlp what is worth much more than and free from surgery in any form. lieved that there wa3 a chance in the last year, going the mile In 4:11 Both I have given him his health main. It acts Immediately and directly upon J world for them to beat the horses on a are hard at work on the Coliseum track I am the very first specialist In tho the stricture, dissolving it completely J2 note. It actually operated against his and are In fine form. Barclay, the Indi- DR, NATHaMIEL K. KING, and dislodging all diseased tissue, al- full enjoyment of the game. ana University star. Is also entered. In United States who has had sufficient ways allas all Irritation and Inflam- sjmpatheUc man. he hated confidence In his ability to say to "Naturally a the dual meet with Notre Dame he won tho PINE ST. LOUIS. mation and relieves all obstructions. I to see men staking their final dollars on the mile run In 4:43. and appears capable afflicted, 522 ST., will take pleasure in explaining the, tho one chance and the fifty mischances of doing better If pushed. Another candi- many advantages my modern, ad- of a horse race. Often, when he read in date, and one of whom little has been said Not a dollar need be paid Coninltntlcn Free. Ilonrs, . n. m. vanced treatment has over the old-ti- .a newspaper an account of some rain outside of a small circle, is McCormack to S m. Sandnj, 9 to 2. methods still employed by or- who had got to stealing and gone to the of the Central Y. M. C. A. Experts who until cured. ii. dinary doctors. The weakened parts dogs through a craze for the horses, he have seen him practicing at the Coliseum become strong and sturdy, and the expressed himself to Intimates as being declare that he must not be left out of But I told you long ago that others Joys and vigor of health are restored. in more than half a mind to give up his the reckoning would seek to imitate me. Perhaps you Blood Poison connection with racing. He brooded a Schultz of Missouri University Is training Contagious LOSS OF MflHLY VIGOR men whom havo noted the strenuous efforts of great deal 0V6r the cases of at Columbia for the dual meet with Kan- whether hereditary or acquired, is the he knew, and of whom he heard, who had sas, November 19 He is a general favor- others to imitate. This they may do If you are lacking In these essential gone, to ruin through the horses. That to be among my most loathsome of all diseases, the elements nt vitality, coma to my office over the ite In St. Louis, known the so far as copying announcements first symptoms being an ulcer, then nn sort of thing threw a shadow fastest men on the track and picked by is concerned, but they copy or body, sore and consult me privately. I have cured fun he got out of the thing. many as a probabre winner. cannot eruption on the face safely, quickly and permanently cases "When, year, his fine mare Gun- nor use my successful methods, as they throat and mouth, falling out of the which have been abandoned by family last n RELAY FOR MISSOURI TEAMS. bones. I fire was beaten an eyelash In the Brook-Ij- can be obtained only at my offices. hair and then pain in the physicians and experts; cases J by son's horse, Irish Interest in the relay race for the cham- Therefore, cu want genuine care not who has treated you ana Handicap his if the failed. I will cure you BY MY SYS- which have been Bggravated and mado --ad the keen pleasure which his party pionship of Missouri is augmented by the and not the imitation worse by the use of Belts, Free Bam, expression when his TEM OF TREATMENT Just as sure pics re- noticed in his fon intense rivalry of the M. A. C. and Triple you will come to me. 1 can do this or local appliances. I will said to him, a bit mournfully. 'Governor, Come to me and bo cuied. as move the evil effects of such treatment had win.' soon gave A associations. Both teams want to head without using m?rcury or Iodides, restore to you you I'd rather have jou Missouri organizations, thereby insuring ou that when cured and what have lost way to nn expression of chagrin when the list of athletic I am the longest established true de- your vitality. My cure for men makes thought occurred to him. as It was and both have excellent material. Noth- specialist In St. Louis, and you may your bones and tissues are not the blood rich and pure, flesh firm, the the ing Is as yet known of their stroyed. obvious tor ever bod v around him, of the relative note from the record of this paper I specific treatment this muscles solid and the nerves strong ambunt the public had lost by the strength that would Justify a conjecture have for the five years been ac- My for and steady, it brightens the brain by vast on result. There Is, moreover, an- fst al- trouble, varied and modified to suit nose defeat, of Gunfire the cepting patients for treatment and Individual case, is an unfailing relieving it of all despondency. In a "He knew that Irish Lad had been all other factor in tho race. The new First lowing them to pay me only after a each army word. It builds up the physical and neglected in the betting, and that Regiment Athletic Association, which cure wa9 effected. cure to which a vast of mental man. but gives promise of becoming a power In the men to-d- owe their sturdy health Gunfire had been played bv even the There Is no guesswork and experi- happiness. shrewd regulars, let alone the tens of local field, will be on hand with a bunch ment about my method. I am a known and PRIVATE DISEASES holiday crowd, $ n of fast men under their captain, James expert in my chosen specialties of- - thousands constituting ths '. a and CHRONIC DISORDERS g6?- ns If the race was all over and Gunflre's TTtitB, Fleming, formerly of the Triple A. Know- fer you tho best and only the best Newly contracted and chronic cases "number hung out. When his mends HARRY PATNE WHITNEY. ing that a good record here means a treatment. When your life or your Nervous Prostration, Unnatural Dis cured. All burning and Itching inflam- Into the Whitney box t con- boom for their club, they are going in to health Is at stake, inferior treatment charges. Drains. losses, sciatica. mation and discharges stopped in 21 gratulate the young man on Irish Lads HarVy Payne Whitney, who has just Scientific School Freshmen, and the elder win. (which leaves after effects worse than Rheumatism. Bladder cr Prostatic hours: cure9 effected in 7 days. condole with Mr. TVhlt-ne- y. to Whitney was seen no more in the training The central branch of the Y. M. C. A. the disease Itself) Is dear any price. should consult me once. No KIDNEY. BLADDER AND PROS- and to succeeded vast responsibilities at wealth given to boasting. Following the at Trouble at the latter said to them, over and and position, was once a Yale oarsman, Is not case should be thought incurable TATIC DISEASES I cure all Irrita- again. 'I wl3h tho marc had not been His class annals refer feelingly to this usual polio, they are hard at work with Consultation and Advice Frea, until I have diagnosed It and given my tion, frequent desire or stoppage, pain all and they under- although few of his friends, outside the experience: "Persuaded by the seductive about thirty men under Doctor Kennedy opinion. In back and catarrhal condlUon. the favorite, that's phrases of Captain -- Is - meaning. circle of his classmates, have ever heard George Brewster, Qua' and Profereor Roberts. This their first stood his- Whitney became a candidate for aquatic appearance in any of the large Invitation I HAVE A PERFECT SYSTEM OF HOME TREATMENT. of this prowess. honors. He may safely they racing season Is, no less made the fall crew, but even games, and it be said that Caes not too complicated can be cured at home. One personal visit is preferred, but If you cannot call, write for Toung as the His younger brother, Payne, was a row- the windy work could not save the Aca- would not have entered unless the had a m:r complete Symptom Blanks. make no charges for private counsel (hi person or by mail), have won races this demic crew from defeat." good chance to make good. w I than forty ing man of fame as captain of the Yale meet, EXAMIJfATIO.V FREE AIVD ALL ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS. year. early youngsters combined University crew. career Harry It may have been prophetic foresight The most unique feature of the These But the of that led him to abandon the athletic strife and cne that will certainly arouse much or DR. KING MEDICAL ' have won sixty-si-x racea. there bsinjr two was brief and rests in the Umbo of ob- so early in his college career, for his class enthusiasm, will be the regimental team 1 ASS'N CORP. Arch OJdham scurity. Yet his class records show that crew piled up the unique will be made In heavy DR. 3 (Entrance No. 522 Pine Strnnt.i winners of four races eachi record of being race This event Glnlie-Urmocr- and Lady Lasca; four winners of three he rowed In the Academic eight In Hie Au- noEitiveTy the worst that ever made n marching order, the contestants accoutered S. V. Corner Sixth and Tine Street. Opposite nt Hldgr., St. Loots, Mo. -- year h-- races 'each,- - Eduardo, Mesda, Pinkerton tumn races of his Freshman on Lake of being "llcTted" through its four I and carrying a regulation gun.. A and Vlperine: twelve winners of two roeea Whitney. The crew was beaten by "Jpivrr At Jfer-"- i Barracks, where tho sol--

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