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VOL: Ctll. Nor -97 Till GAZETTE, MONTREAL. MONDAY, AI'ICIL DIRECTORS UPHELD onjm Kennedy. VI. sfeond; Cav- 132.

i t.iir-1. Time. 4.1v B.ui.n-t. Bryan O'M nn. year-olds and up.

fix fuiljngs As- siiniption. xKl.ixey Mae. Iu7; Bob Giles. Whii'P ATTITH AT IT A TiAV I SI I III Kill 1 Villi Ull IV WA EXTERMINATOR IS MOW $1,409 BEHIND OnflDflTIDV ADMUMiShcrbrooke Not Granted Sen- aad gti i a i it evj.ecte,; tJ mnl;" iif iday the i in i-tripz it), th" tloiK o. 'h' pe men.

and hi' ilcl.al! I ae or St. fourth -h I I. of til': moor if i-i'. -hat on re a te. C.

.11 The SI. a I.rool.e a Wih "ty le.jUe i -op n. teav-r j-npcessfii! io' 1 to lie- hai-ne next il i'-'pil '1 to tip made thr i.e-e of I ip S-' -Statement Prepared acrpsse Franchise Foil K.i.-t-r If'lillIS v. .11 Canada An eni l.a.i pa ff rbl (M.ke. I le -VPS ijelrl (P.ei- opr.

i t) la psfern Town-hip Clin. liive d-. tie s.i.iv for'- eriteriir tiie -color .01 'i'l schedule open i.n 1 I ilatn-oclas hk'Piy C.o-'-wa and Nationals meit.ng t'ani in Mon'rral. Thp'-e is si-rri" doub; of iid.mr r'f pliy. r5 on "'h the St.

HENRY MARKS foil! til m.atenriT. FULTON TONIGHTi Opponent Selected to Meet Willard Will be Given Severe Test New York. April 22 The inter st of hnxiihg fans here and 'hrough ihe country g. raiiy will centred on Jersey City tomorrow nigh', when Fred Fuiton, Minnesota ivy and Floyd Iowa's aiifbil ions contender for Jack D' 's ron. ex' hange I.

lows in a twelve-round Aj''' holds bout at the Anna AC, the lotirtn mory, Jersey Ci'y. The more than the usual Fuitot. and ..0.0100 1.1 ao. I 1 'i Simp-en Co nil -jd'! of the Ipagne. the officer- b.

Vice-j. resident S'pi niro ks; i etary- Johnson are silted to clash in what earnha 1. a rri ed lon.eh' Ho, amnunts 10 an elimination bout to Hamilton d. lermiii" an opponenl for Vv f- Ha milt.ofi, Ont v' lard, as a climax to a situation which ed by Captajn at one limr threatened to twir p.lriy der Hie friendly relations which ex- won th- IV i-ied bpf.vp. Hie boxing commissions ri.Uy '0'( of New York and New Jeisey.

reay races, and originaiiy this contest was ached- declared toniaht thai for last Monday The IJUt Th, ruling of the "iv York SLile All-. thr- ye.ir in Ihe tip that Johnson could me. Bey rcl.iv Dress Up Now! Qome and make your selection from our grade stock of imported haberdashery quality is the best and prices are right. not en.tg.- a ring I eo 1 1 of'toie nis Is. Ii- rDi r.

.1 biMie with Wiliard 'm Oinadians hue h.n hM.iv 12 a pon-nn nt of "'outdoor train 1 hut the face ha drawn appearance lete: tive eves and the thiglis OXFORD TEAM READY Athletes Worked Out at Franklin Field, New York Philadelphia. April 22. M'-mbi ui uie ovioiri i niverf tra- im ui Keo oil i io s- a 1 a a' Franklin id vv here p. l-': and Saturday thy against the pi, of the 1 college runners at the ivar relay carnival. The British runners.

W. Miiligan, B. R. K. I'.

11 son, C. B. B. Moigan and arrived yesterday. iigan said his men were 1:1 They are rnicred hi tam nieibey relay and th- individual raeis on Fiidav and I'p two-mile relay event on Another s(juad of a'hiei jog iKHlor- the Owin ha pl.unie, 1,,, hooi.

Sta rtiic- sj id, wouhl we Franklin Ficid Iciii a I ernoon iinh! Thnrdi 're 1 rale, the e.li Eleventh Game Drawn AJ game between New York. st -Th" .1. pi. ni, and Bdwnrd l.as!:.., ca2o, n.e I in a 0, au h. Th" I befil t.Vl'-e adjourned.

Ii the first play in in. l. ins in til" match. his lead ov "i- Ii; ohalb n.a i 1 p. game.

P. J. McDonald Dead N'ew York. A in Pi'i Mc lonaM. ehamp.oi, runner and w.

ll know V.II1 at.i, d.ed Oil. Ill INT'i and 1 en hp or, mug elm mpioiiships at i three miles, amom- "tie om Walter vu eh i.opion. For Athletic Fund April 21 A ii" a fund has f.een p. ned io 00" to ensure of Australia a' In" games to be in Bi24. It is proposed la a team of 40 athlei.s.

There are no autoinobilc regulations and no spin 'n Japan, The ir.ffic officer h' man. m-ver a sound p. 1 low ing a but car: i lis duties through an i l.i'no: a I aai of signals. (rtdin 1 will, 11; Yoiick, NCoish. IK, Kt-nttK K': Oraleg-o.

H2; Oakland B. Ho. JM: consul. 112. 1'hiril race, $iiO0, thiimini, tlirce- year-ilds lip, one mde Bees Wirg.

Hoover. 113; llena. 5a: V'ly-paper, 106; Jloores'iue, lifi; Aiven-tuie, 111; Aleso, 10s. Fourth race, claiming. $300, Country Chit).

up. and 70 yurds Sinker. Itev llhih (Jear. pj i -l-'ar li.i9t, 103; Prosper- oi'd i 7- lie 707 1, 11,., vear-ntds m'l v. eehth 112; Phelan.

112; x-Kine'inst II. 1 07 "i c-dy. x-Bal-'phelle, 107; Capital City. Harry Stevens, 112; x-Le Balafw-. Hiiitlev.

112. Six'h t-aee. el tlliee- year-obls mile Fed Kilmer, 113: Fiibbertv Oiblvt. 113: Mildri ritll. Papid Stride, IIS: K.i 1.

,1 95; Horeb. Ill; Brown Ch- ck. 111 Weather cloudy: tracii Tijuana Results First race, for friir-year-olds and upward, ciaimitig. purse $500, six! fii' longs Onwa, 113. Smith S3 L'O.

$3 00, $2. so won: Tiwlane, 113 S4.0O. $4.20 second: 113, Creery. 3 SO ihird. Time, I 1.10 Stirrirps, Sen P.eaeh, B-nl Saate.

San Wnna Girl, Dewey h'ield, ('mini ry and Pat C.1,1- fer a ran. S'erp'nd race. fur fioii'-ye ana upward. 1 oil. x-t.

wa-u, Siiiie Carter. 110. I urn, On. $14-20. seioiid: Frnd.l'ie Fear.

10.1. Smith. third. Time. 1.50 4 -5.

"I'a Day. Jay Mae, Senator Donian and il: alv ran. three-year -oids Third race. and ujAvard. ciaimlng.

purse one aa.l se- en-ty irds-i 1 fio.2". won: 'Mrs. Pat. I'M. 1 S3 00.

se, Pink Twniy. K'-nsing third. Tune, 1.47-Silx Fizir. Mr. Peerless (me.

Marion l-'l C'dirilj. Madrono and Dim ro aiso 1 an. I'Virih race. three-i eair-oid" and upward, claimine. p.ivo.

Sip.n. ae 1 1 1 ami t'iiree-s'ixteenfiis- 1 "2. II urn. 1. in W'la; 100.

Kri'-ksnn. $5.00 DaLwood. iBi.n. f2.Si.i third. Time, 2.03.

P.uth lli.ri-g:":i, Sir. Olympus and Pukev nin. Fifi'n race, for three-year-olds rind iwcvard. pivse $000, mi'e and llvree-sixteenths D.oia -tello. ll j.

(ilasf, $5. on. 4 '2 won; Martha ti5. linn. At W'yek.

107. Parke, 4" third. Time. 2.01 4-5. im.

aamano. uonpli. itnjiii' r. witi'e i.iTiK. i ar.

i. anu s.vi'nson also ran. (P.eeau:'e of wire conditions resulas of the four other rao'-s weje nut received). EXTERMINATOR'S RECORD Veteran Campaigner Drawing Close to Record Earnings New York. April 22.

--Willis Sh.arne Kilmer' Wvt erm tm. I. 1 I I SHIRTS TvetP Blw: shirts with separate collars to ma.h, priced ol VA TS New importations, including Wefch Murgetson's and dcJoinvillc's, priced from. GLOVES English cope fans, washahlc chamois, H0il reindeer, priced from Sharchoidcrs of Connaught Park Jockey Cli'b to The 22. Tin i following Slied by Ihe Club tins Of- I 'A elpeii is '01, naught P.i; ven ,0" A 1 II, ep ne i Me hoard of lie III he'd .11 daj ii re.

fl'. 'num. tie" "Hit tri a Park .1 I ey I I''a P. I ll vith tin- Ji" p.ank Na-he to" eollliei-: at Monll'fll of -r chief license lice cf (j.jeh"". lion.

Senatcr I ink II I eiiin. Iiuaoi thf pi'O'i Tihosi' pi were: peleo K. S. cira 1- Mr. S'.

irl nio.i 'ee: Mr. 1. X. I' Mr. K.

Mr. All. in Mr. Mr. W.

II. M'-Aai I li, IK- ill. Mi'. .1. I ni -V.

il. Ma. .1. Mr .1 "in Bi n. and Mr.

T. I. ia." a i i -1 O' up i he ii.ireh"id"i's il- id 1 I nil' a IIU II I Apr ii. so tha' "I Hie I pi I del i I'p' ui. lah! a I hi Jhe ii.

-i iie I a a- i -i il 'at inn has always lll'l and b'oiesiv Mv. fllii ii. in lie: Fend eg its con-'idera ivd .1 1 1 and the was i in i'i p-: "He p' hv the -h-'v iioid 1 I-'- -I i would not d. ic. dors itter NolP' ol tiie la ilis- us tli Referees to Meet Th" ng (if the Prov- s' A-' -aiaal Pel rivy N.ixy "il ill' IhiiP sin at Be est Plight at 1 treasurer.

B. Bant. 3 PEEL ST. SHOPS. $2.50 up $1.00 up $2.00 up llnr Nhw mi.

II. "el Prrl Xt. Peel St. Windsor Hotel pfl Our No. UI.

Ili.val I. I New Spring Clothes Made l- Burberry Wilson Leishman Lounge Suits Sports Sails Golfing Suits Exclusive Spring Topcoats ToU-ec Mt. Royal Hotel US oi i iMinngs M-a Tii i winning the Philadelphia handicap giant returned ve" te at Havre do Grace Saturday drew morning. Kim a ppc.i up within $1,400 o' War's I ini'ijianted the i.npission of money-winning The Riddle ryjiu nnted from ih stand-wonder horse won in his two phisical a.pp.Mrance, and years on the turf and with Satur- hanged as to personality, day's winnings included Extermin- "'l'lel ready for action w.i- A and Krait als-i ran. Third rap-, the Put -e, three-yi purs- six ltf.lones lv Miriielii.

Jmnkin. Ilv Kiiiniiin. sp' onii, r'ty Py Day. Hit. Sl'l'i.

-hird. Time, l.l i'i- Daniel. Snasii i. X.Mark Twain. Plueney-, Tim le'dygua'd.

i'l- W. ,1. S.i!ni"n "ii'try. 1'ourtii the Chin ix llandi- cip. ti'ire--vi.

i r-o'ds and up. is" fix I 3. Sv2'i. n.lu. J3.3H iu.i: Tail Timber.

1 04, (... M.lt Pinna Ca 113, f. 30 tli'itd. Time. 1.12 3-3.

Surf Kider. P.ahy Crand. Carniand I.ady and Chariton ao ran. lf4. 11-11.

Mln Kifth l-ice. II. in-' diiap. S3, 0011 a.Ml. I lire --yen e-e and a sixfenth uui lOMf-r niMPit' S'-MH irin; Paul lot'.

La up iiig. V' 10. s-a-ond ipi. s'aii'ii', tnii'i. i '-i.

mine and tnaii Kiss aio ran. Audiey r'aian a'tr-. Sixth rare ehiinci'-. ree -yen r-idds and tip, $1,200. mde and seventy 11 11.

Mall Sll.tn. 30 won; P.i-V"ial Sfiiin, 113. Sninl'neod. Sl.iP., s'apnd; 112, 3.s Mind Time. 2 -3.

(trntleinan ir-t-an. Ramkin nod C'ra' o' Huvn also ran. rai-' fieir ipir -'hls and (in. p'aiininu. pur-- one iniie quart'-' -Aire.

Muir. I'-fi. Abel. SII.T". 1 C' I r-iufay.

101. CI 3. 7" 103 M.i rt $2 7. tiiifl. Time.

2.0S 1-3. biii-v Kit-. Dr. P. Well.s.

flvmiB-eli. King Ti-'-ja an 1 Bravo also ran. HAVRE PK flKACI! BNTRIKS. First race, el aiminu. two-ve r-od T'tirsc, $1,200.

IIC: xaMoon Dream. 1 'is; xFriday Thifteenth. 107: eniis. nn; Cinser. 113: xCohl Pendant, xPramton.

Pel; A. .1. Humble. ln7: xBady Audrey. aSalnion and Wilson entry.

Second aee. maiden. three-ear-(dds. juir.se. Jl.

'Mil. six 110. Philip (odd. 1 1 chii-f Curry. Il'i: Knsa Y.

la. Ill-' Sun Quest. Ill: Torey. Ton Minutes. 11't; 'aniiim, IIH; Ruth.

Ill; Pjia. 11); s.inilov, I 1 '1; Ontario. 110: Primus. Dorothy Pop. Ill; Spartina, Sarsaparill.i.

110. Third race, claiming, three-vear-olds ami up. six furlongs --Mustard Seed, left; Diana. xPurl 110; Manna, lmi; Copyright. Fluff, 107; xTa'-Uess Hold.e,') Hair, 10.3: Sir Adam.

10S; xSun Turret, 110; Candy, IDS; Protocol. xDiadi, 103; xlna Kay. US: xaWreck-er. 102. Also eligible xFusec.

lo(j; xalheuus, xSantana, x.Iosejdi Brant, 10,3. aCooper and Coodacre emry. Fourth race. The una Pennsylvania Purse, tiirf e-year-ohls, $1,300, six furlongs Better TJnics, 112; Admirer, in; Good Night, KUi, nesting Time, 103; Thessaly, 101; Fine Hawk. IDS; Bodyguard, lmi, Kuh Comixa.

103; Demijohn. Xew Hampshire, Baffles, JOCj; Prince B'gent, loti; KU10! Clayton, 103. Fifth race, The Purse, four-year-olds and up, purse, mile and a sixteeiith--llermis Kcin-ble, 11.3: Trajauus, 11)3; aSuiei Pi ive, 100; Primo. 107; Bi knelt, 10.3; Hel'e. ion; me Days, 107; aSedgpfp'hl.

103; 'of Allah, 100. liiL.ii and Wilson 01, Sixtli rape, piaimiii-, hree -yea r-olds, one mile and sevenly yards xl'oer Sport, loll; xBesfue Deighton, Water Cirl, l'M; Bonfire, Zfiis Las.i.'a, 104; liel-piirizonia. F'3; xPapillon. I'i2. Seventh race, claiming, three-year-olds, mile and a sixteenth Johnny Dundee.

113; 111; Clean Gone, -llciio 1'ardnei, Our Betsy, loO; xDehadou. Ill; Picnic. Ill; t-nal Joy, 110; Antilles, 103; xStauncli. x'i'he Lamb, 111; xJacques, 111; Joaipuna, 1)3; xJohn Morrill. 103; xSwn-t and Pretty, HI.

Also eligible Cork Kim, U3; xThe Boll Call, Bis; xllelen Atkin, 1UU; Frank 110; P.uuiiyoi, lu3. Weather, clear; traik. Huntington Results First race, iwo-year-oids, three and a half turnings vidua 112. Barham, S2.4H. won; April, 117.

Marl In, 2.u, second; Big Wig, 112. Bajer. third. Tiioe, .41 Ziinello. Nauo Bofian, liap.

Mabs II. also ran. Second race, claiming. maiden Uirec-ycar-oids and up. fur-iongs Bast Brush.

luT. Jl.irlin. f3.40. 53.20, won; Old Blue. 102, lle-vic, $20.

$13.60. second; Dons, 108, Harrington, $0.40, third. Time, l.ol 2-5. Mammon. Irene Walton.

Aji. Uugnia. Gomez. Nouish, Caliiian and Nylorac also ran. Third race, claiming, $300, four-vcar-olds and up, o'j furlongs ilnhokus, 113.

Ball. $...00, $3.40, won; Brown Cheek, 113, Bogan ouski. Ti.20, $3. SO, second; Oraloirgo, 11,7, Martz, $3. so.

third. McMurnhy, Flaxey Mae. Tlatlie I.10, Old Pop. Seaboard. 11 airy (ilovcr, Arthur Mid.

dhiton, Whippoo-. will and Kinden also van. Time. 1.07 2-3. Fourth race.

Cliamber of Commerce handicf'P, $000. three-ycar-'ilds and tip, six furlongs Guv'nor, 104; Gregory $12.20, $3.00. 2.30. won: Kdgar Allan Poe. 119.

McMaiipy, $3.40, $2.00, second; Merrimac. 107, Bell, S3. 30, 'hird. Time, 1.12 2-3. -Parry Shannon.

Lucidm. and High Cost also rap. Fifth race. West Virginia Derby. $2,000 added, three-year-olds, mile and a furlona Tender Seth, lis, Kronk, $3.00, 3.8.

$2. SO. won; Wildcat 118, Bell, $3.40, second: Glabella. 113. Buraer, $3.00, third.

Time, 1.54 3-3. Ttockabye, Kent Ileelfoot and Irish Pat also ran. Sixth nicn, fmifr-year-olds. claiming, purxe $500, one mile and seventy cards IBiitler. 112.

Harrington, $5.40. $3,00, $2.40. won: Jake Fold. 12. Martin, $2 80, second: P.urkboni'd.

112. McCrunn. $2.60. third. Time.

1.47 Mo'o, Wreck- less and Perfect I ady also ran. Severdh three. year-olds nnd tin one n'ile Hi'-. Primrose. $12.80.

300,. won: Vorlek, 101, $5.00, $4 20. second: Ree's Winir. 102. Frnnk.

third. Time. 1.41 3-5. Vordrrk. British Bluer and fjeorg" W.

nlsn rin. RN'TIilBS. Ft'rit race. $5110, claiming. mold.

n. foil" fnrlonei x-Virr'n- t.i p. KIT- Old Pa're. 115; 112 Mo Cri pie, 112; Lunelle, 112; Rap, 111 "eenpil rare. 300, claiming, three- DR.

R. TESSIER. Kd'uht Order Iopold If. With' CBinidlnn Mllltnijr Hmpltnli. Krnnea nnd KiibIhikI.

Kpeelnltlea i Venereal, Kkln, lirlmiry (Hludder, Kidney, Iiriilit'. liliilwteiil. lthcuiiiiiliHiu, Kcu-ralgia. Women' lilie, moat inodern treatment. Klrnt CoiimiliHlluii Kiec.

l'j llilifl, Cor. fcl, Uriili, Veteran Added $3,350 to His Tola, by Winning Maryland Feature EARNINGS ARE $248,056 Famous Gelding Beat Paul Jones by Narrow Margin Under Hard Stretch Drive to The (iazette.i Havre Ac (Jracr, April 21. -rininsitur. W.l-.s Kilmer's Mid old campaigner, came into his cm this afternoon when the I sou of JU-Ow and tin-pi' i i si gelding in the history of the en ptund tin eleventh renewal of sliv Phila.b lphia heating J. IS.

Codeit's Jones, Hi' Auoiey Kiiin's Plninton and K.s.-., Co. up- Song and Rouleau. By ih.s victory iv.it or added to hit money-winning total, b'jiglng it np to which is jusi lf-s than the total if War. tl)e ehani I'iou money-winner i American turf. Man o' War's total stands at and one more roe of any size will put the much-lovi "did IV'iiis" in the lead and hot i hi' w.

n-M's reeord of lo'ld by the great English nurse, UipApr; 1 tl Bxt. m.n itor ran third in li Harford ind; -ap here, trailing I'd iv. and a length behind lie' laiier Tin- old fellow was i losing right up to llio last siride, hut the poss.in.si I' m'' inclini-d to -be-licvc he Mas ivt fiie horse hut lie and that fiiy his eovir-nge and wonderful class arriid liim thriugh. he was not ipnte hut today Shield; had 1:1111 fit to go the journey of a mile and a sixteenth and he made orr of those grand finish's tliat tiring the spM cheering to their the l.ind of f.nish which has endeared the leg eln st nut to thousands who have s' i him rare. In the desire to see Ivx iprmin.it or vim and in 'he that Mould win of his sl-i-hing lories.

Mime twfiiiv thousand spountors fir. k' to 'lie track. They chered h.in v. In cam" out and 1 l.u ndcrr their :n.j rovil lien hp cnnie.b'ick to the and just such a let ry by on', a nek as they had wished to Wit six co to Tin: rosT. v.

'd to in" post. Sot 1 1 ag Sun. a lid em i a- 'i' They si-ven minutes, ili second K.mleau on Tiny fin-illy wire od start. Bxtir- 1 r. a I lie pn "i am nal mi to Ir.sh- Ke the other awav to a a Uv 1 first, to show.

him A Mil- una rt''f was in and wi rniirg idnng a' f. i ill leililld Comic Song. I'ii ni aivl 1'aul in ti at leal. r. (' soi'u- sliovs'pd a lot fit' ear'e ia'ol a' "eok- aii liip pohis en to li.

where nelflim; -I! h.i I he ii'-e all Ihroiich I 'a h'lt he filly 1 r- I fveo tiv Taul I. 1 ill 'herd a' end saved eraund c-nt'Tintr the hoviiestreteh. M'-intinie hesan to ride, and 1 ixrerroina or niovpd up stout-on rotimKrts th" turn into the 'e In th" drive to the w.p- it was duel lietween Kxter-. 'a'or aiid ul the former infills Ho younqpr hors-e to win a in 'he final s'rides. Paiti was two ipnih- in front of i t.reii I'iiantom, lyhieh -d tin" i-how i.ioiipy Vy only a i from lrNh Comic Son, a 'd up l.y ins early efforts, finished i six lensths behind ii Ki-s and a Ir-nKth and.

a half front of llouieau. wnieh wa? i in tie' limit and wis pr.vcti-' to wire. 'x'Tiiiiiuinr pave away ail A'dpht io opponents, from pounds to ni Jones, his dai'serous eonipetitor. to y-three pounds to Comic Sons. Tie- oid wonder, of course, was the' favorite in th" Ivt-1 i he odds hein" 4 to 5 asainsi' h.ni.

l-'air 1'hatitoni wa.s the second i h'oce in the imli etiiiiation. til" eou'pied Willi fiou- a- the A id ley Kami entry and hefd li io in the Paul Jojies v.i fpio'ed at a little less than V) 1. pn.vah'p JU KI lor the place end to show in the rtiiituels. Th' ie" wa- run in 1.4,", one 'Hi more thin the truck record fer the distance. UIMJOMSTUU WINS A HEAD.

Thrre were increased purses in Severn! of the races on this afternoon's curd. Next to the big event InletV-at centred In the Climax Handicap, a six-furlong dash fourth on the programme. Eight went to the post, but only seven sot iiway. Carmandale being left. and Charlton Retting off badly.

The race brought $1,000 to Harry Payne Wh'tney. whose Hroomster carried off. the lonf end of the purse by a head in a driving finish with Wilson Tall Timber. Jiroomhter set a fast pace for the fiest half of the sprint, but was tiring at the end and just lasted. Tall T.inber moved up stoutly on the outside at the stretch turn, but hung after getting to the leader.

I'inna Care was close to the leaders a lu a.igh. but alo laired in the lait K'xiecn'h. although the son of had a long enough lead own- l.ady MhUlinorc to tali the Mtyrt riu- of' the purne with ease. The inner Van the favorite, while It.iiomMer'-'wii.s held- at a little het-t than 3 t.o -1 ll.WKJ., rU OIIACI5 TtESLXTS. I'u st race.

Ui" Blue Irass four ftirlongg June Flower. Sclilittlnger. lid $1. $3 won; Ju-ledon, idif Finn. $6.10, second: Dazzlw, 108, T-ime, .48.

MuslneM Pawiilfrokeir, SHgo, W'ainlng, jt.r a Siliiayr, ison. Run Chlnf. FiMnk Chief Clerk and Firuisslo 1mo rn.n. Bnennd race, Bhe i HcWer Skter S'leeplechase, handien.p, pure nnd ni, nhori tours iibout iivo ntllefl Tell 130. Ttir- ner.s $24.20, $5.20, $3.30 Ireland, titur brought his total to One more winning race will give the old gelding the honor of leading the i mnnoy-w inners of the American turf, lixterminntor is now eight ye irs old.

His record to dale follows: ar. Age. St. 1st. 1.

3d Won. i ..2 4 2 0 0 l.r.ij R'18. 3 15 7 4 3 30.1 17 ,.4 21 0 0 3 20,40.: 11120. 7 17 10 3 2 52.403 I B'2B. 6 10 2 5 5C.S27 1922..

7 10 10 1 1 71, "75 123. 8 2 1.01 Totals SI 47 llj 15 I nd sli'aiie 1 rel.it io.is a ut horn ic- of his Slate and New Jersey. Tne 11 nion was sat isfi'-ioriiy adjusted list when ihe lem on Johnson's a ivit i-M was removed. An ouiurowtii of the thi.at.ning ii umsta nee nowevir. (was aiinouu.n meet lay the Miik i-'imd l.nxii." committee I ha: win ner 'Ii" I.

would be matched to li Wi.i.'id on May 12. Tins ni' iii tit" (am an that whi.ti ordarirji' would be ailaehc'l to the nrii.h. As a in I in th t'Ollt ill la-'l-aal. liOi.ll to a re 01 I crowd mat'-h. Tlie bi.x.

1 -s .11. I' povtid to in line "li'li'l'ill and r. a for 'in Boh man is ionful.nl wth win ai, I in dec.s.veiy. Th. mi'i'li is one of ih" mo im am oi iMi'c.

for Johnson I yoimg lowan n-vi I Fitit'c ml i e.p i rival of the ph -n al proportion'-' the fall i II Me-i. 'Up tMVr. biV in hiight, w.ighl and howevr, is c-ti- li'l'llt le will overcome the idv.lll- i. njoys. A "cPovy v.

hi iie r. a-e th- Iowa-i's "iili'b upp hi his to df-f -a' they lash, for pi the lit. too, Johnson w.ll work. ii ur.d' i' ihe handicaps of U'ii- tremendous height, reach and Weight. WILLARD AT TRAINING Former Champion Created Good Impression by Work 'special to The Gazette.) 1 oi h.

A or: I i ii former world's heavyweight chain." Pioii. is back Bast again, a new man i ''Cks li.ii'i uiniisjics a surprising spctach-jCOiitpari'd I of months ago: tiie i jeais back, or the Willard of years jn nf against Frank In appearance V1. lard is the in-arcs: a.pproaeh to the boxer th" world's trie of Jack g'-1' VMM ago lil.lt il to attain. l-aaaiini; ins on the multitude wh.ch gree'cl him; tanned hiown after his work in tin- outdoor--; his movements reflecting contentment and perfect health, and his every indicating eonfpicr.ee and assurance. Willard arrived yesterday morning at Youkers.

N.Y., from incomplete the course of training which, he is sure fit him for the important lout hi'-h promises to be one of the most significant events In his li'e tne titieep-round clash against Floyd Johnson Fred Fulton at the Yankee Stadium on JLv 12 for the benefit of the Milk Fund. No more docs superfluous flesh tell-tale signs of advancing years hang; heavy on Wiliard. Tiie generous girth has disappeared after hard road work ami serious gymnasium exercise, to be replaced by a waistline which is slim Tor illard. Indications of muscular fhibbines.s still exist i.l out the "iioulders and to a FOR DYSPEPSIA USE HARTE'S Stomach liMin c. St.

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