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the Great Rlvali Syionby and TanWIndup of the Saratoga Meetlni

Interest In the Futurity which will be runext Saturday at Bay l at whitheat The performances of some of theformidable at Saratoga havcaused widespread comment arid BO

that there are arguments galotwherever turfmengather to talk horse

The Futurity Ls tho greatest twoyearolthe year It Is the ambition of ever

breeder to win this rich prlzinot wholly because of lie great flnancli-

wprthfcut for the reason that It Is an Americaturf which has been won by som

famous thoroughbreds since It woe Insugu

rated In race wilt be wortabout 155000 In gross and there will probabl

nagnlflcent struggle for firstFor weeks turfmen and racegoers

Melton colt who wasbreIn England James n Kecne has a worldbeater In all of his races Sysonby has wo-

w h ridiculous ease On one occasion he waleft the post yet galloped home sevenlengths In front of his nearest rival

MrYKeanehas eald that this colt is a grcateanimal than was Domino In histwoyearolform which means a great Yet at thsame time Mr hM quoted a

saying that he who is the mostiof Sysonby While Mr Keene has retrainsfri m Specifying which colt sue

remarkable prowess It Is generallytobe a fact that Dlticher Is the youngster t

whom he ha referred and Blucher will ba starter with Sysonby next Saturday

it l snld the Koeno stablwill have nt the postIncluding Veto nnd Wild Mint two gooyoungsters who hAve shown both classquality Sysonby will carry 127 poundsnd will have Redfern up provided the atejockey can get his collarbone In shape fo

the race If not Odom may Tide thecolt although at present he Is slatedthe leg up on Veto with on Blucheand possibly Spencer

It Is generally the Keene

stable lll be the favorite for the race buIt Is a foregone conclusion that the entrleof IU B Dury ft and Sydney Paget willbe for behind In point of favor Mr DuryeaIt Is said will also be represented by four

starters while Mr Paget will simply haytwo and possibly three

The Duryea string will be headed byphenomenal stake winning filly Tanya whohas won lIve races and has yet to encountedefeat dood judges say she Is a filly oextraordinary worth and that she hasyet been extended Those whe are enthusi-

aitlo over her chances aay she will be theput Sysonby to the test If others fall

Tanya will be ridden by Illldebrand theb st jockey In America today bar nonewhich of advantage to herShe will 134 pounds which shouldhinder her at all In view of her prevlouiperformances with weight up She will biaccompanied to the barrier by the fllllei

Artful and Rose of Dawn and the colt PioneerArtful has started several times and Is stll

a maiden but that Is no fault of the

stable has always started her with a atabledeclaring to win with tho and

a maiden allowanceIn the Futurity Artful carrying only litpounds Shaw will have the mount herenod those who are close to the secrets of theDuryea stable say Artful will run a wonderful race possibly exceeding that of the greatTanya

Rose of Dawn a looking filly hatdisplayed sufficient quality to warrant a

start In the Futurity while Pioneer although-

he has not had a race Is said to be tho bestcolt In the barn and has slso worked ex-

ceedingly well In point of private time trialsSydney Paget has a remarkable filly In

Tradition That fact wee established some-

time ago when ahe met some high class twoyesrolds and defeated them easily SheIs a big striding magnificent looking misswho can race under weight and wear downthe mot persistent antagonists From thefirst time she stifled Mr Paget felt thatTrainer Joyner had uncovered a Futuritypossibility and he still feels that Traditionhas a royal chance She must pick up 127

pounds and Lyne will rideWoodsaw the Octagon colt who won the

Untied States Hotel Stakes Saturday forMr Paget also will atart has been improving rapidly under Joyners treatment-and looks to have a chance It would se mMr Paset will surely start these two and healso may decide to let Jonquil go as this coltIs highly tried and has not had too muchracing

While It has been said that the Futuritywinner would come from the Keene Duryea-or Paget stables there are other colts andfillies that may be heard from Olaeaua Western colt who has not yet been seen In

the East Is said to be a sure starterJohn A Drake will send lila 125000to the gate while John E Madden whoitrmetlmea has something up hiM sleeve Inthese big affairs will tart Hot Shot andCouncilman Bella Strome a swift filly ownedby the mysterious National Stable who haswon a couple of races In which killings havebeen effected Is another probable startertogether with Pierre Lorlllards Chrysltls-H 6 John W Schorrs JackIx ry Bedouin It Is be-

lieved that there will be about twenty startersand perhaps lees aa the get a betterline on the chances of stables Sotar the Futurity field looks as if It would be

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Only four days of racing at Saratogaand many of the stables are on their

way now to the local tracks Yet there Usome good sport In sight at the SpringsIncluding the running of several valuablestakes beginning with the Amsterdam to-day Champlain Handicap-of 13000 at a mile andan eighth will be decided tho possible starterbeingHello Dalesman Claude Ocean TideAeef oil Reservation Grey Friw Molly BrantMcCheaney Caughnawaga and Dainty

The Adirondack Handicap for twoyearolds ls down for declaim on Wednesday

eligible but fill not start Theeligible lit contain the names of some highda racers On Thursday the windupthe WOOO Baraoao Handicap for threeyearold mar bring together Ort Wells MercuryHamburg Bell Port Stalwart andotfearm DeDU IB it Is under-stood b win have a rest bore fllllBg some ofhis rich engagement at the Bay

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Amsterdam Selling Stakes Ii the LeadFeature

SARATOGA AUK 31 The Amsterdam Be-

ng Stakes at a mile tomorrow will probabbe an Interesting affair If a the

to the Dobadll Old EDElliott and

provide a racethe first race at seven tinlong Old Englan

Carlo Elsie L Cansjbharle and Goutdangerous Black Death will 1

played to beat Cock Robin Daylesfordothers In the steeplechase-

John E Madden will start CounollmiIn the handicap for twoyearbldsto givea preparation for the Futurity butBt Bellane and to beattho maiden Go

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race at a mile and a lBobadll larnlsh Conkllng andall figure well entries are us follows

Klrat Hsce For threeyesroldi and iipwar-Mlttnr seven furlongs

190lift Dick Barnard I-

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IDS CourtmildAndrew Mack los JudoMonte Carlo 108 WizardJ Ve lOSITol S n-

Kustlin 1081 SouthamptonPronto 10W litmus

Second Race For fouryearolds andwhich have not won athandicap the short courseniiicu Death is lilllr nay l

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Cock Robin 140 Libretto 1

Third Race For twoyearolds handicap a

Councilman m Dorothy draySI Btllan 1-

Clrarllchter Ill SUHranceUlrtbleju

Madden entryFourth Amsterdam selling

rearolds and upward one milelay 108 H

108 Unmasked 1Andy Williams 107tforbury 104 Virgin soil

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Divination 10 Dobadll I

Fifth Race For maiden twoyearolds to cannve and a belt furlongs

It Aubyn IIiirldom no Gold Fleur n

Dazzle 110 II

Roundelay 110 Raiment II-

Krnt llOISscqem KPalm Tree 110 The Doctor K

DAn K lie Princess Erts K-

isndslwood 11-0Slith Race For threeyearolds and upward

wlllnz onentlle and quarterPanulus Cup lit Potentate K-

Savlota 108 K-

be Messenger II

D t04IPMmresderIrascibleSiymettua 1021 Lord Melbourne I

Jar le Duo 101 UobadU I

BRUSHING ON THE SPEEDWAY

e Pao r Startle Wilkes a PromtntnFigure In the Sport

Speedway Park was a delightful reacTand the two weeks of change Iron

he matinee racing left both owners an-

lorsei eager for the sport The course wa-

n good order after the drenching rain ofireceding day

Henry Phillips and his former Grand Clrculwinner James Bhevlln 3lX openedport In a of brushes with Thomaeahey and winner Princes

PIque I14K In a pretty brush with theorse on practically even terms from start tblab James Shevlln won the first heat b-

lot more than the length of his nook Th-rlnoeas warmed to the work In the

irush and In the final rally carriedihevlln to a break and beat him Neitherorse made any mistake in the thirdinal brush and Princess Pique wonThe oldtime Speedway trotter Jim Man

old 32ey wee prominent and with Mrhe won two good brushes

bleating William Scotts Gray 318he gray trotter was doting foot aeconirush and It looked as If be would win whete made a break and dropped back Late

Billy won two from Alexanderewbergers pacer Better In thirat over the upper stretch

break but Gray Billy recoveredran handily Over the lower stretch thiwo had one of the beet brushes of the day

Iray Billy finally winning decisivelyW W Cochran with the big pacer Btartli-

Vllken 214X was a prominent figure IIrae just a nice warming brush for theIB fellow to beat the bay pacer Mowng Machine driven by James Waterman-hen Wilkes was sent four brushesgalnst tbo chestnut pacer Tillle D 3i

riven by Elmor Stevens Wilkeswon the first but In the second he i

reek when battle waxed warm andhe mare beat him The third brush went tcturtle and then Time D came back

second brush Cnpt McDonald sentotter Black Robert to make It threecornerut the pacers both finished InIn start Alexander Newberger

the pacer Carrie C

ig to two Iuckletter Iuck also won a Rood brush fromeorge Hubers bay trotter

but In the return brush he handsomelaughter of Pandit made the pace sohat Setter Luck was carried fromnd beatenWalter behind the

ailed trotter lied Wilton madebut that was a winning

ne His competitor was tleorgeMarie although handicapped

a full seat runabout wagon fledher a length

E J La Place first appearance

Is bay Nelly Wilkes so full of trothat decided to a at Mr La Placend his standard bearer The result gave

crowd two of the best brushes oflornlnif The first was very close from

to lost and not more thanthe length of his In the second

rush madea break when thenttle waxed warm and then Index beat her

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Regatta of WlUlamibnrg Yachtsmen

The thirtythird annual regatta of theYacht Club was sailed yester-

day over the ten mite course on the SoundThe start was from an Imaginary lineoff the clubhouse at North BeachCollege Point buoy thence to Hunts Point

to the stake boat In classA cabin the Doctor William M

won In class B the Saracen Freder-ick Floeffer won cabinclass under IG feet the Pearl former Com-modore E Ixmg

The Gertrude Mthe Emma L

for cabin cntbonts with the Bessieopen catboat class the It Charles

The power boat classes werelively The F Ray won lImit prize

Being taxed according to their horsepower

Fifteen Mile Eo d RaceYALUR BTBBAIC N T Aug 31 A B

Wilson wo tb fifteen mile open handicapbicycle road race of th Century Road ClubAssociation held over the Merrlck Roadcourse this afternoon The start was madeat Tom hotel thence to Point Pleasant-to Centre twice and finishing atthe starting point Wilsonhad 4X minuteshandicap and his mlnnt andJ seconds seventythreestarteris with twelveprise C Martin wa with

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ASPIRANT MOST BvccEssFtrhY Y Ci FLEET

Smart Sailors the Batumi Coron anValmore Capture etips EmperorCup New Boat and Likelihood of Uton Cballence opl a of IMtcotaloi

The members of the Newlork Cluwho took part In the reese of the cruise whlcended last Saturday have boon trying tooutVhlch yachts the different classand who were successful Incapturing the dll

valuable cups that were offeredOwing to an error on

of the measurer the ofwere the fleetOlen of the boats had beetmeasured but In flgxlrlng raoinlengths according to the formula of the clubwhich Is rather an Intricate one MeasureMower neglected to tike into considerationthe draught factor

Under the rule draught Ising to the racing length of the boat and anexcess of draught over the limit Is multiplleiby hIve and added to the racing Thiis an Important factor and itto figure out all the lengths again MrMower managed to ret the boats that tool

tbe races for the Astor cups measureand these measurements ahow will

a little were th winn rs othe other prizes and in many of the

The ratings of theprominently in the are as followSybarite 104 Yankee MlB Virginia 8414Rainbow 8407 Neola8882 Weetamoe taleAspirant 478 Corona 8948 Katrlna 8870There are many boats still to be measuredbut It Is not thoughttbay will figure

in the results of the racesThere were five squadron runs In the cruise

and Commodore Bourne offered two cupsone for schooners and one foryawls that won the most runs ontime The little schooner Valmore owneby John M Richmond U probably the wlnneof the schooner prize She won two runswhile the Loyal Katrlna and Corona woione run each It Is possible though thasome slight change may be made In tbesi

alt the measurements are knowncup was undoubtedly won by tin

Aspirant owned by H W and A d ilananThis boat captured three runt and the Neoliand Yankee won run each

ViceCommodore Henry Walters offereetwo cups one for schooners and one foiloopa and yawls that won the most runs 01

elapsed time The schooner Corona flnlshecthat four times The Loyal finished first

There Is a protest against the Coromrace the protest being made by tin

Emerald If this is decided against tinCorona she will still havo a majority thiruns to her credit forraw Is was won by Sybarite fin-

ished first in three runs thu Weetamoiand one run each I

Commodore Corneliusffered two cups for the run from Vineyard

Haven to These went to Corouttad Commodore Bournes

the New London to Newportwere won by the Aspirant and Valmore

On the first day cruise the yachtsaced for Challenge cups Thesuccessful boats were the Noola

next day they raced for the Naval AlumniAssociation cups and these were won by the

d the Corona won the Astor cup

The most successful boat in the fleet wahe Aspirant In to the specialirlzes mentioned she won raveor Class K of sloops on run Altoether won five special cups and fivelass cups This boat Is 40 feet onwater line 00 feet over all 12 feet beam

feet draught Hhe carries about 2ooquare feet of canvas Compared with tin

and the 70footers smallshe la a very slick especially In Ugh

rinds and wellThe Hanan two

in They handleheir boat well use Inice eMIl and a careful study ofIdes and Last AddisonIsnan the Rochester boat Irondeluolt to In the races for the Canada

The boat hadwon two racesthose on the Irondequolt a telegram

Hanan to help outie arrived in time to sail the boat In thehind race which won The Irondoquolli-lso won the next two

In class L of sloops Spasm won fouraces and the Phantom one eofool

lass the Neola Weetamoe and Queen Mabaced The Weetamoe won tour races andhe one

In the class the Yankee won touraces the Rainbow won one Theanile had a sallover day In her

In the small class of schooners as nearly

be Katrlna two and the one In theext class the Crusader and Latona each

won a race I Corona won fourand Chanticleer one The

aries In a class by themselves andA The Atlantic

won one race from the Thowon races and the En

clans Atlanticron tour runs and the Idlerone

The new yacht for tho Kaiser the Emcup for an ocean race and a probable

from Sir Thomas Lipton for a raceor the Americas Cup of conersatlon among yachtsmen during the

ruseIt spems that Sir Thomas has feeling-

Is way about a challenge for Heas with American yachtsmen who

visited the other side been-

i communication with of the clubJuat the will come-

r what rules Sir Thomas will racender no one knows but the thinkbat If asks foraule of measurement the club will to

ThV rule will bar the Reliance and Conand it Is

will be made oy which these boats wille allowed to take andeither show that measured under

be new yule can beat the new Cup de-snder defend the cup The present

WaS adopted lost season but very fewhave been built under It aa yet The

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showed herself to be so superior tothe Shamrock safe tothe Cup again

The news I cup causedsome adverse criticism when cup

offered It was Mi be to Newnnd Atlantic Yacht clubs those

two were to manage thea little diplomacy the Emperor has been

made to see shouldhave It alone and many yachtsmen dontlike the affront that they been

on the Emperor Is anhonorary member of the Atlantic Yacht

he was elected to honorary membership-In the New

It Is very doubtful If Ii rreshoff will build afor the Kaiser sent plans-

as requested and has suggestedcertain dONamateurs to tinker with Ms When aracing Is he builds what

will b the fastest and he hasso In cablegrams thatbeen sent from Bristol If a builthere tot the she will probably sell

Matt Havent Monthly

The monthly of theA C were held on the clubs grounds yesterday and n seven events was

The sprints provedvery Interesting especially In the 80

won from the H foot mark In the fasttime of 6 IS F ran anine race in handicap winning fromthe 45 mark m the time of 4

minutes 49 secondsto Yard nun Handles by O mao 11

feet C A Connor second WO J Kelly8 feet third Time 81-

no Yard Run Novice SchaeferD Hoffman second E Rlrohocr third Time 38

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ban 8 J Cleary scratch 0 Hasssrd yards third 1 41 seconds

OneMile Woa f P Devlin 48 yardsJ Donovan yards second II O Dtll M yardsthird Time 4 minutes 48 neconda

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AUTOS CAUSE

fled 8amhVp end Brooklyn ftpWB ltM Are Indignant

Automobile caused rjiore trouble on vt

Brooklyn Speedwayway of them a yerjjbad srnM

up which left a wrecked at tlhead of the pathway and so indignant iDr Thomas Waterbury Qeorge Aham William H Btrang B F Burrougband other drivers and tax payer that tbpropose to hold a meeting and appealprotection to the authorltle from the ei-

oroaohment of the ihorselevehicle 3p

drawbacks therewaomeigoflbrushing T H Harper driving the ohenut Kitty Van won from Dr Ji I-

nd then A Ayrean JSSaiifl-eated George Wyant mare

Grover O 2U Al W Warneand Van came together next and di

a breakMr WarnerStaten good drtvini

Grover Q then defeatedW fl black Divan il

defeated Daniel J HeffernansMcDonald 2l In the next tilt

nes came down the path nextueen 310 from tbe Staten Island

and two New York horsemenlone driving the

18 George L withLines over Trlxle 322 Gelatine questInlshod first Alice secondhlrd Dr E RBerkshire Courier 210 defeated William J

gelding 2ltHthen Alice defeated Trixle by

ead Reuben 8 208K from weKitty Van Mr Lawrence

lewnrker finely all the stretchwon from by a hea

defeated H MisKitty Van Grover a and Gelatin

jueen aa In tho brush8 Van and

Ine as named one ofthmoat exciting brushes of the day Joeep

f Marshs Blaze

IlTAinng Mass Aug 21 Walterdded another trophy to his already largollectlon by winning the Great Island dol-

lubn cup yesterday under conditions thecare most unfavorable to low medal scoresravla disposed of of Allstoihe Massachusetts champion by B up and 41

in the semifinal round at eighteenlain fell in sheets but Travis did note bothered by It as much as Lockwood-

C T Crocker Jr defeated A M Reid o

t Andrewa l up In the other semifinalfinal between Travis and wa

ilayed this afternoon and th-

eavy rain fell made almost every bolerater hazard the champion continued hiteady work and won the match by 4 up anto playGBKEVWICU Aug weather

two foursome for men at the Faireld Joltir two magnificent presented by

Robert BL Fowle beat F C illlllard and E M

oote 0 up and 8 to I B and 8 Dowell beat E N Norton and W M

ip and 4 to play In the afternoon 8 Band beat Col Bakei

Mr Fowle 2 up and l to play

BAR Me Aug 21 There were

inks yesterday morning and first place watie between players all of

scores of

481 Bartlett 7 1488102 18 80 M Van Buren lot

Cove Aug 21 In the first and secnd for the August at the NassaubIt Club played week the winnersrho will the semifinalsrs C A H W Lance H F

I n the first round Folger beat b

In twentysix Torrlng beat Murdook-up and 4 to Dunning beat b

Hudson beat Robinson by defaultsince beat Batterman 1 up In holesrhltney beat B and 4 to play

beat by default

and s Dunning beatHudson B S and Whitney beat

In holes In tbe roomersund robin competition there are nine com

iltora having won fourCatches and A C Is second with

I JNO Aug 31 A mixed foursome-as played on the links today Inie rounds Frank E

and Miss Alice Price by 4 up and 3 to

n B M Miss Julia Prlcabyup and 2 to play In the finals Mr

and Mrs Rossln boat F E Hender-in and M IBS A Jacobson by 3 up and 2 to

Carnival of Sport at ArverneA-

BVKBNB L I Aug 21 Newrooklyn athletes and swimmers carried ofthe at the carnival of sports here

100 yard swimmingaa an easy M

the New Athletic Club theand record who

I competitors summaries100 Yard Swimming Race Won by George K-

MileH New York A C J Crescent A 0coed C Wltherspoon New York A C thirdj time takenPotato Race Scratch Won by J J Seeley-ooKlyn J N Gurney New York second Timeseconds Scratch Won by J Jley and J N Wltberspoon J W andL Klefer second Time seconds

M Yard Dash Handicap Won by B CitloniU A C Prw York scratch second Tune 818Wheelbarrow Race Won by W LJ Keeling n C Thomas J Relmer

rend Time 1 minute 21

Putting the Medicine Ball Withereon New York A C P OoldlnthamNew YorkcondObstacle Race Won by T W Corner New York

F Keating second Time 8 1118-conds iTug of War Won by the Grasslikes SUley Klefer and Colney defeating thenf diets by 1 foot a inches

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Little best Caldwell 60 74 e 4Campbell beat O 81

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Bstteiles Doucherty and Hawkins Dwyer andSllvernall

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lathe West yesterday and among thewere the Brooklyn InSt LouUdefeated the Quakers In a thirteengame then lost a seven liming game Ccago was too much for Boston TheSt B Brooklyn 4

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playing of1x th teams an1

thing but first claaa ball being put up Tlvisitors started out as yesterdaythough they were goingto cinch the earn

start two errors a free gift and twsingles netting them a couple of runs In

half of the fourth the thegift a of error

h the fifth Brooklyn again took thescoring a run off two In the eight

hit a steal and an the Ca-

llhals to again tie the score In theBrooklyn forged to the front once more wit-

force and two bite The first man upIt Louis In the ninth fanned then tiredrapped out a triple Sraoot was allowed twalk and stole second Barclay t-

iloCormlck Burke singled to rightIrady and two errors allowed Smoot to regis

the winning run TheST lorisa d r A B n r A

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CBIOAOO Aug 31 Chicago and Boetoiwent along without a aoore today untlhe sixth Inning when an error by Tinkerallowed by a hit and aa out gave Abbattoohli-i run In the seventh the Cubs bunched biby Slagle i army Chance and McCarthy

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the visitors and by agreement sevenmines were Lush was benched In

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and also won sIx of the dollar lapnrlze The condition of tho race were thatho last man over the tape eaoi time aroundra to bo called from the track whileeider to reoslve a dollar

Fenn suffered at the hands or of fItsttdgc In the final heat of the half mile handl-

p which ho really won from Kramer by atsass six thebes When the announcement

made that the Jndgeahad placed Kramerrst and Penn Booond the 8000 spectatorssUed and hissed for Oro minutes Kramerode around lean In the homestretch endrae at side all the way to the tape where

still had a small advantage Kramereased Fenn after they bad crossed the line

unknown distance amateur race hadentyolae starters who up Inre TOWS Bookowlta led often enough topturo the special lap prize Lemberg-mpod Downing in home stretch and won

lie bicycle which offered for first priceT av length and a half from Ooerkea many in fits rear at the boil bute made a great finish and won fourthhe amateur went to Aires ofle Bay View Wheelmen

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a they the tapeHalf Wls Novtoe Won by George Beyer Newcur second Martysealer Newark third Time 1 minute

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try exciting Mellor started from virtualratch but the handicap were too much for-m end cecured only third place firstsnore going to Lore Engelhart covered

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