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CRUZADOS WINS THE HANDICAP SCORES AN EASY VICTORY AT TWELVE TO ONE E. J. Baldwin's Horse Runs Through j! Six Furlong* in the Mud in the \li'<' Fast Time of 1:14 1-4. Racing Improving Forest Lowry The ' run -of | prosperity at Ascot -ap p^ars'Ho, continue' unbroken, ana there bdeim to be no -longer ( any doubt that tlleip'nasent Js' destined to he 1 the most Bucceftoful 1 In the history of racing on the^'Pacinc. const. ■ The card yeeterclay wa«. far ;hbove the average and the racing/Interesting ami the betting brisk 1 . ; Hitherto ii ; h&i Invariably hf»p tlrieil that when the number of books exceeded fourteen, the business was oyerdoHe, ami 'evidences • of, dullnesn v. - Sei« everywhere upparent. Now, how cvciv'no^lesa "thari eighteen v rcgulurs and'tVo field books, besides the combi nation book," are doing business, and, tup a rule, they are constantly em ployed. And, wtyat is more, two new cnalkmen are going on tomorrow. The attendance has been exception ally" large or late, and altogether the management of the Los Angelas Jockey iliilVhiis reasons to congratulate itselt til' having entered upon v career of ujiexiilnp'lcd prosperity. '.(The Mouh,t.?.Lo\ye, Handicap, at six .fiirlongsj ■'''.with" $1000. .added./ivas . the ie'uture '? qverit, -yesterday. \ The .'af fair/ drew.'; - 'out - nY! field t ot."' seven t ami . upward.' '..The race 'had., an,! op^n looK'tjronV a' ,'bet tliig. standpoint and 'the" Investments vi'crc'pri'tiy well divided between l''l«w ijall,' '. John F., Fossil and Tim Payne. Blute's .colt was bet on by many, al though his dislike for the mud figured ii£nv to have 'nqthing better than a crfurch-falr chance. Fossil, the most, consistent performer on the coast to day, hud a host of friends and carried u vtpn of money to run third or better. Wads of wise coin poured in on John i'\ with, ' Fireball, liked by not a few.,;. ',. t Wiljv-the'.'ilEe of :the .barrier the race r.fi£uri)cd;'!i one-horte 1 affair-.' ' K.V 1 -!. ];&ldwln'B Cruzados, tiro extreme out sider at 12 to.l, shot to the fidnfeurly und was , never heuded.; OruzaUos ran u^suiprialngVy good race and stuck it. <ilit gamely. Th« boh .of l^mppror, oJ 1 ivprfork did not seem to cxiend hiin tielf and negotiated the six furlongs. m the remarkably; last; time,' of I^l4 1-i. ' The"' golng^ap ' siojppy. 'antl^. (jvuzMpH Ji st reveled In It. Fossil was easily Uosf of thfj others and came on In the ttietch 'and: wore ; down ■> John t F.;. foe 1 place honors. Luckelt, Fireball and Tyrqflan were never dangerous, whlje Tim^t'ayne simply refused to 'move on the muddy, track. . , Vs •'• ''$'■'. '■•'• y . Jarf.es- Blute's Sal's .^Waft the best backed ofj the flv'e that' went' to the post in the 'fourth race, a -free" handi cap' for "-y\3:ir-oltls and upward, over a mile and n sixteenth of ground. Line of Life was second choice and Kvea <j. third, while Bragg went. to the post at 4 to 1 and Nitrate at 15 to 1. For the Hist half mile it looked like Line of Life's race, for Walsh set such a pace that she/was leading by a length as Hhepiiss-ed the half mile post. Htlrte-' biand had something up his sleeve for when he called on Sals the colt rapidly overhauled Line of Life and held the balance of the field safe In the run for home/ llragg appeared to sulk and (ltd not make. his move until it was too late. . The judges called Booker into I,he stand and asked him why he did not'go to the bat earlier.' Line of Life seemed to tire badly and lost the place to Bragg. • : Among t the ten starters for the one mile* selling: race first on the card, iithel Scruggs, the post favorite, finally asserted herself, and, after getting away none too . well, came on at\ the < l nd and ' won- by half a length from Eleven Bells, who In turn just did lost long enough to beat Foxy Grandpa a head for the place. .Andrew Mack was the good thing turned loose in the second race. He was heavily played at 5 to 2 and • re warded his backers by winning, the esvent by five open lengths. McDan iels took 'him to the front early and on the ■ far turn stole a lead that j the others could not overcome. Chub held Ik the chalks at 2 to 1, finished second Avlth Jlngler third. The latter dis played speed on the back stretch ant*, looked like a dar^vrqus contender l'ov v. brief . period. ■ ; Cerro Santa met with no interference yesterday and won .the- fifth race on the card easily from West UrookflelU nndThe Major. Cerro Santa was al ways favorite and went to the post a veil-backed even money first choice. '■J., A. Wernberg's Dutiful again re turned to life and ran a smashing good race, j The gray colt ' won. the closing e\ent at one mile through tile superior riding of Tooman. The boy hustled his mount all the way and then on the ejid had enough up his sleeve to stall off the fast coming' Exapo. Luureateit finished third. Crlgll set the early paeo but found the route too far and,wouml BP In the, ruck. Track Notes , • With an even break Ray could not have lost the first race. H." Smith, who had tho mount, was asleep when the barrier < was released and as a result hlB mount was badly messed about. • • , Andrew Mack showed a wonderful reversal/of form. In his last race ho Was.t.venty lengths behind, the winner Ifi about, the same kind of company that he boat ♦'esterday by five lengths easily. ' "They" bet on' him yesterday, while. ln, the, prevlouM race, the pubjju and loßt ffiffjß Tab' diamante. He j was given an HERALD'S RACING FORM CHARTS ASCOT PARK TRACK ASCOT PARK, Saturday. t>iv. 31. -Thirty-third rtny. Weather cloudy. Track sloppy. A. W. llnmlltnn, Presiding .fudge. Klclinrd IMvyer, Starter. 10n FITIST HArra-Onc m\lc. firliTiig. Thrfc-jonr-olds and Op" Iyu ward. Value to first %lf,. lnd»*. !Iors». Wt. St. 14 H Sir. Fin. .Tockey. Op, Cl. 1«l Kin»l BcfttKgs, i.,.1/1 Ir, h ih 4% in W. Miller 5 4 ... Klevrn noun, «.,..i(ii 112 11 13 2h MeDanlel '(I « hi foxy OrsndfMi. .1.. Ifi 22 'i 2 1 2 h 3 3 Morlnrlly 3 S JO- rtn-y, r, • .-.1(11 7 M 4'i 53 43 II: Smith R 12 SI Kstorio. 5 toi « .15 33 Hi S« Ijiwrence U « 1M Movdfnto, 4 M a?t 7'i 74 «4 Krnt 10 I. *" Dug Mnrtln. 4.....101 »«h d 2 <l <<, 7 J Hlldebriin.l 0 T i 0 Ml Ilflnn. 4 |n« 4 « U l<{ S3 *v, M. Lynch W 21 Ml K.I (InlnKbiirn, 3..10.-, Irt 10 10 10 <l 2) Mcromas 20 6n 1»1 Cwpalilc, 4 H7 ft S3 920 9 2/ 10 Hobart 8 1 Post INC. At post 9 mlmitos. Tlmo-:2.V4 :51«k7 I M7. I:4^"pcni»pr«l :4^"pcni»pr« plnr« 2. show II Klevfn Hflln plnc« 2, show 1: Grandpa show 1. Wlnnfr eh. f.. .1, 1,-nrio-f.erhla. Trn'nnd by .1. Murphy. Scratched- I'lorn Rrlßht. Ovrwelght«-MI Helna I, Capuhlo I' 4. Start bad. Won drlvlnß; second flftrrn*. . , Rthfl ScrnfKts csm<> on wlun rrndy and wnri> down RI«VMI Ttclln nnd Vnxy rirnndpn. Itells hnd n world of speed and only tired on the end. Oinndpa hud no pucusps. With an pvrn tirenk Uny would have won. Closed n, worM of ground and would havn cßUßht.lho l^ailrrs In another fifty y»rd«.' Rstßdo stopped when thn pinch came. Cnpnhlo left. Ml Rcina showed fomo oarly speed. ■ 4 mHKC!OND ItACK-One mlln nnri on eighth. fi3llln«. Thrce-ycar olds and upwurd. Value. to first 132?. 'Indexi Horse. • Wt. Pt. >A Hi Hip, Kin. Jnrkoy. Op. ' Cl. '170 Andrew Mnck, 3,. 104 1 1 1 1.1 V^Tt, McTwinW 2 i^2 178 riiub, n 110.4 33 2 h 214' 2 n IllldPhrand 2 B'? 177 .llnnicr. R M'S.gJ 3 8 31/32 Tooman I 12 (173). Needful. 4 1)7 3 42 4 4 4« 4h Herbert 4, 7. (IZS) lilninaute, 4........1W B S .5 .6- S, . Tmihel S-2 7^2 Post 2:05, At post 2 minute... -f lm?-:2:,Vi, ::>2. I:\V,<,. IMS, 1:5714.. Mnek place 4-r>, out show: <'huh plnce 11-lfl. show 1-3: .Ilngler out shu.v. Winner eh. <\. 3. rharnxus-Oenorlne. Trnlned by .Tnm»ii Mc l.uimhllii. Overweights-Needful 3, DlanTantq I. ' Slßrt, so6jl. "Wf.fi easily"; R3cond driving. s ■ ' ■. . i' , Andrew Mnck reveled In the. Boinß. Boy hu>tled Blithe wsy, .'took no rhanees nnd won Ina gHllop. Chub inn his race, .llngler had early speed but tired barlly In the Kolng. niamanto ran a bnd raco. Winner bid up 1100 nnd retnlneil. ■ ; IQC THIHD UACR-SU furlongs. Tho" Molint Towd llandlcapTivii i7<J ages. 11000 nddnl. Vnluo to first $131)0. Index. Hors«. 1 ,Wt, St. Vi % Sir. Fin, .lockey. Op. Cl. ... r;ruxadnn, 5 ll<i 713 1« 1 g Ir, miller n 10 lfi". I-'omll. 4 12S 1 Ii 3 4li ' 4 1 2 3V4 Prior . 3 4 IR4 John P., 8; ....111! 2 3li 34■■ 31 ■ S2• W. Wfll»h it 3 08 Tyrollan. 2 100 3 B 1 5 1,4 « 1 41 W. , Miller B in 178 Fireball, r, us ft 3 4 21:., 2 Hi', til Perrtnn 3 4 (Ib 4) I.uck.nt. 4 11.1 4 4h «2- 7 BIH nenecamp « X 148 Tim Tayne, 3 Idl'l 7 1 .. . D M .7 . ..Hlldebrand 3 r, rost 2.33. At post 7 minuter. '.Tim*— :«',;. :47'4. I:H'J. Crur,Bdos nlaco 4. show 2: Fossil place S-r,, utiow 4-S; John V. show' 3-S.' Wlnnnc Ir. h:, 6. EmpeiW of NoVfolk-Ata^nntn, 11. <TrnlnMl by T. ir. Cooke. ' HcTatched>-DeiaKbil, Oxford, Tim Hurst, Tramotor. Btart good. Won In conter; Heoond easily , ; \ .. ,■ ; ■. . ■ .Tust a gallop for Cruzadoo. Away flying and opened lip a (tap | that the' others could noS overcome-. Fossil ran' true to ( hls best form and easily utood off ffolin F. Thet latter had a llttlo early speed, "t^uckett away well,, stofiped early. ,, •'. , % • ........ .... 10/ i KOUIITII nACEr6n« mlln an<l a sixteenth. Free Handicap. 1"" Two-ycnr-oMs and upward. ..Value, to first JT>OO. . . Index. Horse. Wt. St. Vl '. 'Ii Str. Fin. Jockey. 'Op. CI. IS.I Sals, 3 103 2 2 3 2 « 13 12 Hllrtebrttnd 2 2 172 Bragg. R IIS 3 310 3.18 315 23 .1. llnoker 1 2 7-2 (1C1) Line of Life, 3. ...101 113 1 h 2 S ■' 313 TC. Walsh 2 3 Nitrate. 6 !K 4 Ii fi ' 43 4 4 . Kent. 15 30 18315veaa.. 6 8:i R4 1 4 h C ' R McDftnlel 4 7-2 Post's :05. At post 2 minutes. Tims— :23, :M%. 1:16 M. 1:44, 1:SO. Phlh place 7-10, out show: nrngg plnco 1. show 2-5;. 1.1f0 show 3-". Winner h. c. 3. Rt. libilse-aentllltv. Trained by .Tam-s Wute. Scratched— Emperor of Inilln, Fossil. Kile. Overweights— Lino of Lite 3. Start good. Won easily; second' tome. ' ' ' ■-••.' »■ • Rain Bt home In the going. v fiapUa]ly handled and eislly wore down Lln;» of Life, llragg closed stoutly, whllo . Lino of- Life stopped to nothing. ''. '• > .:' '. ;■■ ■■ •■-.■ t ' •■',') ' "' » ' m FIFTH RACK— Slauson couibc. Selling. All ages. Value to • first *32.1, .•■.'.. .. ■Index. Horse. •' •• Wt. St. V, ■ Ml Str. Fin. Jockey. ,■; Od. Cl. I*2 f»rro Snntn. a..':..ini 1 22 1 25 2 .'. 1 2 ITerbcrt- 8-:. 11-10 IS4 West Kmokflcld,' 2 Hi 4 , I>i 1 1 14 1 1 14 2 3 McOanlel 4 *6 IP(i The Mil lor.' 4. .:.... 10i?' 3 4 2 4 2 4 1.4 •3h Fuller C-2 4 ]«2 Interlude. 3 10:, -.3 3 31 3 1 4 1 Hlldehiand r, S 154 Kuchpnan, 2 X « fih «2 fi 1-n Ii W. Miller S <> ■... Fair Light, 2 SI 7«a Kl• r. 2 fi v M. -Wood 10 3> 176 -rntsy. Brown, 3,.... 97.2,7, .7 .7 . 7 . Morlority,. 8. .13 ' * Tost 3:33. ' At iio'st r, miriiiteV' - : Tlme^:2.-i. :49%. I :o2i^,' 1:11. SantH r-lnce 1-2, show 1-3: Tlrookfleld place 2, show 1; Major show 3-3. Winner b. X.. a, Snntiairo-La Cninrado. ■ Trained by .1, B. Jones. Scratched— Hllpmi. Start good. Won easily; second same. iiTc'erro Santa met 'wflh no ' Interfei-pftco' I ' arid when reaTy cam'p T on nnd won with something to spare. Went lirookfleld had Botno early ppeeii lmt failed nway when collnred. He lust did have enoueh left to stall off Tho Major on the end. I'atsy. Brown showed speed. ins SIXTH HACK— Ono mile. Selling: Three-year-olds and up- IVO ward.. Valuo to flint -J223. . > :'■ -"■ -■ ■ Index. Horse. V .Wt. St. ii 'Ti Str.' Fin. Jockey; Op. Cl. 191 niitlful,' 3....'.....'. 103 2 2ij -1 V, Hi IVi Tooman 3 7-! (137) TCxapo, 4.... 101 4 42 31V5 31»4 2R McDanlel .fi 7 (17M Lnureatci. 15........10! !:»'< 4li 314 3 3 Morlarlty r. 7' (IK>) Kmlly Oliver, 8...107 (i 323 313 310 4fi Fuller (1 B 177 Position, a 10' 3 0 6 fi 3 2 THigan 10 12 • 17; Olgll. 3, , M.l 111 -21 41 6 Kent 3 9-2 177 ISlueridßC,' ii....,...lol Lfcft at post. Lawrence 6 8 I'ost 4:03. At post 3 minutes. Time— :25',4, :30, 1:16V4, IM3. Dutiful place 7-3, show J-5: Exapo placo 2V4. show 1: Laurentea show 1. Winner gr. c. 3. Fnraday-Slip Along. Trained by E. ncdenbeck. Scratched-rotrero Grande, Lannrk, Wasor, Cloverton, Thy*. Ovnr welKhtß—l'oattlon 2. Emily Oliver 1. Start good for all but Bluerldse. Won driving; second easily. ; • .'• "i Dutiful best. Away well anil wore down Crigli at tho three eighths pole. Went on and stood TJxano off In a tlerco drive through the stretch. Latter ran n good race. Lauroatsa faltered at the half pol« and then came agoln. Crlsll stopped to nothing after showing early speed. . easy ride when the boy saw he was beaten. , Cruzados was the medium of a big killing yesterday. Outside of the stable connections and one tipster, the pub lic were at sea as to his condition, and those in^ the know reaped a harvest, getting 15 to 1 for their money. Put John F. on your list for the next time out. Kan a cracking good race yesterday and will win soon. Sals, at home' in the going, never left the result In doubt. Should have been a 1 to 2 shot Instead of a 5 to 2 chance. Put down Buchanan for a good future prospect. Off last, he swung wide Into the stretch and came like a whirlwind at the finish. Interlude could not raise a respecta ble gallop yesterday. ' Evidently does not like the heavy going. The Ascot park track is probably one of tlie fastest In the country. Cruzados, In the h%~\vy going, ran six furlongs In 1:14%, -milled up. Had the track been fast a new track record would huve been huns ur>. Emily Oliver, a full sister to Kthyr lene, was backed to win the last race as though It were all over but. the shouting. After being prominent until the half mile pole, she fell back, ( , badly beaten. BIG LEAGUE. TWIRLERS PRACTICING "SPIT" BALL Manager Armour of the Detroit Tigers Says New Puzzler Will Be "It" Next Season "If you coulU take ii peep into the back yards ot some of our ' leading twlrlera these days, what would you Bee?" asked Manager Armour of thy Detroit Tigers the other day. "Nine out of every ten of them «re working up on the spit ball," he suld laughingly. "Seriously, I'll wager they are prac ticing that twirter all right. • I remem ber In my early day* In baseball— you know I started out as a pitcher— Bad end, Isn't' lt? Well, I puiiited the fig ure of a batsman wlthjblo bat.i>oise<i ready to t.-iku a swipe at the ball- on a biff pleco of canvas. Then I hung my fcuikgroiind up In father's barn. I Htepped . oft the distance and 1 hud lh« exact nifiiMurt'iiii'iit trom the.l>stch«i"u box. to the home plate. "And then X begun to fire 'away. I LOS ANGELES HERALD: SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY i, 1905. OAKLAND RACE TRACK Rpeclftl lo Th# Herald. OAWUND, Cat., DfC 31.-Fnrty-thtrd rt«y. WMther flnc. Truck mucUjr. K. ('. Hopper, rrenMlnff Jmtn*. ,T. Holtmnn, Starter. 7fi<»l FIRST RACK— Futuritf ■ course. Billing. Two-y««r-o!<1s. IV3O valufl to firm «.12:>. ' tn.lex. Hor««. Wt. fit. U M Btr. Fin. -Jockey. Op. Ct. it.M Mflnr 103 1 2h; 2 J't 2 114 1 * Vf. Knnpp « 11 [m »»ki>r 105 7 * s 9 114 3 » ! ii( W, Dsvln 1 »-l<) 7<H4 nob Mitchell ....10.V « 11 1% l I'd JlO Tmmir lt-S 11-3 7M!t Mnjrsiror 101 s rtj r, » Rio n Or»fnflrl<J 4 15-J 7«23 lAdy F«»hlon ....91 2 *7 724 « J M Wiley 40 100 7MW M«ry J'epper ... i«S 872 I! ?« M O rhundior 30 M , 7(M HerthiK II 4 8 lj.fr 4 « 4 3 7 1 Jtll<l*br»nil 30 «i) 7MH mioilnte 10» «, X 1 8 | « Cro»«waltn 60 109 At pout U minute. Off «t 2:l3i^. Time— :Wi, !M, I:t3'i. Molar pl(ip« 7-2, dhow Ii Knker place 1-J. out «how; Mitchell nhnw 1-3. Wln nw b. f., hy Foul Shot-Norn Ivm. Trained by O, Stroh#l. Sorntched . — .tfrimha,. IM«*cllff, 15 Ina flulllvun. Start (tood. Won all driving. Mflar run an Improved rare, liked the golnit, wn« always well up nnrt mood olt Jiaker'B challenge gsmely. nakfr slow to s;#t (toln*. cloifrt very «tron*. ,but wan in womt going down on the rail. Mitchell ntopi.ed very badly. Mogragor crowded out at itart and lost All chance. 7f,IZA BKCOND r.\r.'^.-Flve . furiongn. Selling! Three-year-olds #«•»•» «nd upwartl. Vaiilo to first 1325.' ,' . InJe*. Horss. Wt. 3j. % ' % Btr. Fin. Jw.key. Op. Cl. . Ml 2 Bell Reed. 4...... .111 4 2 114 ! n 2 114 11% Htlfttalt f-l (1,5 76M nevoit, 3 in Bin 114 In 2 H W. Knapp «. 6 7400 Redon, B ....mil 1 .1 h n 4 .13 8 4 .T. Jnnen K-2 21-S 7dl« n. <;. Nurse, 3. ...102 S 5 5 . S 4'',i W. David 3-2 2 7349 Bub. Queen, 4.1. .100 3 4 o 111 41 . S , /Mario,. 14 11 < ■At po<t l!i' minute*. Ott,<\tl:W,i.i Tlme-:24'4, :4»*4. 1:02,4. T'.ccd place 11-20, uliow 1-3 ; Ttovoit place S-2. »how-4-B; R«dnn show 3-:.. Win .' t\pt eh. 18, by Cap*tlvft-Mlm-' Cleniry. Trained by J. ft rail**. Hcrntchori— nrnnjio Wing, Ul?ndennlng.,' Start good.^ Won easily; bal .ancfv driving hard. , . • Hell Tljerl bout Rt nil. stnsp«. Helgpr»on took him > back on the turn and onlnprlntcd bin Held tlirotwh the utretch. Revolt ran to her lie-tt form.- Redan -showed tmpro»emcnt. R«1 Cross Kurocalwayg 'Outrun. Suburban Queen "did well tat*.* flVnt out; ' \. 7/:CC*Tlimrj RA'rni-MII^ and n sixteenth.' Selling.- Thfee-year 4\IJJ oldn nnd upward. Value to llrst $.12>. Index. Hone. Wt. Bt. V 4 X Btrl Fin. Jockey. Op. Cl. 7«0!) Vlgoroso. 4 91 .1 1 2',i IE 1 R 1 M MoTtrlde M ir. • 7(117 Y. Mnrlow, 4 9J 4 3n .1 \V, 22% .2 1(4 Wright 20 "» 7fi37 Olpnarvon. 4 !W 8 « 3 S 2(4 4 n 3 3 MrOulre 13 21 7«13 linndle Bell, 0....100 7 Sl% 1 i B 2 4 2 Alerlo 30 CO 7B4fi Frank Wood*, a. '.104 S S h (1 114 7 2 6 2ti T. Clark 4 r, 7574 Blackthorn, B ....102 1 42U 4 Hi. 8 1,4 6h Orronfleld B-2 3-2 70)1 San I.utlon, 5.... 9f) 2 21 2 I.i n 1 7 2V4 Travcm 0 9-2 7CSO Tlomane, 6 9.1 063 6%»S In UFountaln 10 8 7f37 Petrolln. 4 104 10 10 0 2 S2 !l 2 Bell 12 20 75»-| The Ixm»lenn, C.lOt 9 7 10 10 10 J, Jones . 15 .20 1 At pout 2',& minutes. Off at 3:0414. Tlme-sM. :Sfl, ltltU, 1:44*4, Jißl .Vlgoroso place 6, show 3; Mnrlow place 4, dhow «-:■; Olennrvon »how 4. Winner b. g., by Amlgo-T.a Colorado. Trained by O. p Ap'ploby. . Sccntchod— SUctry, Bill Young. . Start good. Won (ill , out; .balance driving/-'' ■ , • ■"'■■ - T '•■ -.■• ■ ' •• • ' ,- -■■■ <■ Vlgoroso had' 'tho speed and altiiough' tlHng at the end ha.l'plenty to ntall off Young Mkrlow. Marlow ■ ran a Rood- race. Olenatvon made tip a lot of wound. —Tab Dandle -well. Sho will win soon In this clasK. Blackthorn had no speed today. . , •jr.tti FOMTITII RACK— Serven ' furlongs. Handicap. All ages. ,4VOV value to _flr«t $500. . --,■, ''index. Horte. Wt. St. V, 94 Str. Fin. Jockey,. Op. Cl. (7R39) Venator, 4 ..106 822 .1 h 12 12 Travern- 5-2 . 5-2 7632 .lu'lkc :i .105 Jl 4 l</4 4% , i H 2% H. Michaels 6 9 (781B) Nlgrette, 4 10< 4 6 3 ' 3 1!4 3 n 3 2 W. Knapp 7-5 8-10 7o0i) lKhlaua. 3.'. 1M 2 811 3 2<4 r, 2 42% .T. Jnnos B .13 7832 Sea Voyag?, 3....105 11! 2 H 2 1 5 iV, Taylor Sot BO (7M2) Mntt llOßan, a....101 67V4 72 72 6 5 Clark 10 H 7«4r. Album. 6 98 7 3 1/1 5 1 tn 75 Greenfield 10 ,20 7f98 Oro Viva. 4 103 8 8 8 8 8 Mcßrldo .. -.. At port 2V4 minutes. Oft at 3:30V4. Time— :n%, :49, 1:15%, 1:284 A'enator place 7-10; «how 2-5; Judge placo 3, show 6-3: Nlgrette "out show. Wlnnsr eh. g.. by Brutus-Playful. Trained by H. K. Jtowcll. Start poor. Won easily; second easily; third driving Kaay for Venator. He had mu:h speed, kept well up and tnklng" the lead at last turn won as ho pleased. Judge cut brt shortly after start, saved some ground on last turn and was an caty second. Nlaretto . ran below her form. lahlana. made' up some ground. Balance showed nothing. . . ■ '.'•.. <:i. ...--.» .■■...:,,. <■. -. 7fil7 VWTH RACK— One mllp and 100 yards. Belling-. -Threo ♦ "J « , year-olds and upward... Valuo to first J325. Index.' Horse. Wt. St. % • % ..' Btr. ' Fin. Jockey. Op. ''ci. 1 7660 Wenrlek, 3.... ....105 111 In 1 I',J 1 4 11. Michaels 6 !) 7620 lady Kent, a.'... JO4 B 2 114 8 2 2 2V4 21„ W. Knapp 6 4 7fi27 Dungannon, 3 10^ 2 6H 4Hi 4 2 3 h Mcßrlde 3 7-2 7646 Budd Wade, 6.... 9SI 4 3"4 3n 3 1(4 4 3 O. Chandler 6 10 7«io Barrack, a 1W - S 8 8 6 1 52% Sherwood 10 '12 76« B. Dreyfus, 3.... 102 7 Rn 6 114 B 3 63 Bonner 10 ' 13 • 7«4« Isabella*, 4 .10« • « 78-:.71.-.8 .71. Oreenfleld '" » ' 9 7638; Scherzo, 3.... t .:.. : 102 8 4 n 6 214 ,7 3 8 : ,_W. ,Dayls 2 13-6 At post 214 minutes. Oft at 8:65. Time— :24l4. :50, 1:16, l:43*i, 1:60, Wenrlek place 6, show 8-5; Kent place 3-2, - show 7-10; Dungannon Khow 7-10. Winner eh. c, by Pirate of renzancc-Mlss Celestlna. "Tralneifby C. A. Cteal. Scratcßed-t-Augie.-. Start poor. Won easily; balunca driving hard. Winner bid up from 1300 to $800 by George Wentworth; retained. Wenrlek set the pace all tho way and won easily. I>ady Kent did her' "best. Dungannon made up ground. Wads hung last part. Scher zo off very badly and had no chance. t '7/iCfi SIJCTH RACt;— Futurity course. Furse. j Two-year-olds. /U3O Value to first 5523. . I Index. Horse. --. Wt. St. V, "4 Str. Fin. Jockey. t Ov. Cl. (7S18) Prince Brutus, ...104 411 15 16 14 J. Jonas 6-3 1 7CB Sea Air I<>2 1232K 214 22 Mcllrido 10 10 7636 Silver Skin 103 4 41 53 43 3 2 Bonner 6 10 7018 Yada 107 6 623 640 6 2 4 5 W. Davis 10 12 (7«34) Albert Fir 105 3 3 % 4 2 41 ' 5n Greenfield 7-2 D-2 7614 A. Muskodoy ....10S 2 r, «i 3 ,4 660 630 Anderson 6 » .... Nabonossar 100 7 7 7 7 7 Alarle 50 WO At post 1 minute. Off at 4:2T.',4. Time— :24l4. :4!l!S, l:ll',J. Brutus place 11-20, show 1-4; Air place 3, show 6-5; Sllverskln show 3-2. Win ner oh. «.. by Brutus-Princess. Trained by D. Cameron. Scratched— Hooligan, Lady Goodrich. Start good. Won In a gallop; balance driving. Frlneo Brutus much the best of this field. He has too much speed for them, and any going appears to suit him. Sea Air had no ex . cuses as he was away well. She was trying to bea.r out last six teenth. . Sllverskln ran his race. Too fast for Yada. Mukoday be longs In other company. would belt the dummy batsman In the nose. I would hit him a wallop oh the arm. "'Take your base,' I would yell to him. i ..."■'■.■'; " 'Batter, up," and then , i .w.ould fire away again. , / "Great: sport, indeed. WelU I worked on that dummy plan every day. I bettered the paint all off- my. dummy: I broke. hlß bat; I smashed his arm, and I knocked- pffj. .his sk^piece, "and tlwn I repainted him and kept at it. Eefore the season began I had wonder ful control. • I could put 1 them around that dummy In great style. ■ When the season opened. l expected tb'fan'ubout everything that came up to tlw plate. Did I?; Well, that's another, story," said ' the genial Tiger manager. HE SEEKS A MILD CLIMATE Brother of Secretary-Hay Comes to ■: ■;■:•;■ " Cbast for Health By Associated Press. SPRINGFIELD, 111., Dec. 31.— Early this inornlng:. Charles T. Hay, former mayor of Springfield and brother of the Secretary of 1 State John. Hay, was brought tp his home in-.thls city from Bqston, where he has been ill in the .hospital for, the. past three months. lie was taken ill when attending the general convention of the Episcopal church. His condition Is still serious. In a. few days he will be taken to California for the benefit of his health. Cruzados 15 to 1 Won lluw many poopls knew about this one ouUlde of the utablt 'connwtlona, mywelf and my cllfiitu? Couk. the tialner, could not ruol in-, as 1 saw tlili l.lrl worked one murnlnic with the aid of lanterns. DOES THIS SHOW I AM ON TUB INSintf? I will forfeit yiOUO to i anybody wha can orove that they rjcelved my message Saturday ani It did noc read as I follow*: CItUKADOS. KULI-Kft KIUKH. IIKHB IS MY ADVEKTISKD WINNEH OF Till! lIANMUCAI'. UO TO IT ACROSS THE BOAIID. Mrs. Grannan 8 to $ Won THIS WAS T|IK ONB J WIRED ON FRIDAY. I do not do It like tho other tipster*: », ml out three lims.'s In (very race. I only soul one or two horse* v day, and they H r« always live one* which 1 know urn in condition and on which tho right money I* bet. Monday a 15 to 1 Shot This Ik a baby, that shirt* In the two-yrar-«l<t reuse and that will surely win. TliU one was Hulked under cover au an tv Iniiuro v Kood pi'U'C. .' WATCH MV Al>. TpMOJIHOW. Terms, $2.00 Daily ; Weehly $10.00 Information wired direct from Iho track. I'oiltively no communion* handled. Iteinll by reKliteicd mail, |iu«t<.>f iK-e or exprsa* money vider Uliect to Owner and Trainer, ' ° tt VA.IS"" c Al»o fur Htil« H t V«uu(j'» Cliiir btuud, 807 bouth Sprluf Ntrcet. CORRIGAN IN CONTROL OF THREE RACE TRACKS Edward Is Now One of the Strongest Leaders of Racing In >;V;: the West By Associated Preas. CHICAGO, Dec. 31.— Edward Corri gan has secured control of the Haw thorne race track. The deal was closed tonight when ' Richard Fitzgerald, who for a long, time has been the principal stockholder in the track, sold out his interests to Corrlsan. The change of ownership means, it Is said, that the Western Jockey club will have a fight on Its hands if some ac tion is not taken at its regular monthly meeting on January 3 to revise the racing dates for 190i>, picked out for the different tracks throughout the west and south at the annual meeting early in December. Corrigan now has full control of the new track at New Orleanß and the probabilities are that he will also get control of the Kansas City track. The control of these two tracks, together with Hawthorne, makes Corrigan one of the strongest leaders of racing In the west. Allied with Corrigan will be found several of the other smaller tracks of the west and southwest, In cluding Essex park at Hot Springs, Ark. - *>;•.. STICKY TRACK UPSETS OAKLAND BETTERS Prince Brutus Only Favorite to Win. Vfgoroto, at 20 to 1, Took Third Race In Driving Finish Rpeclnl to The H.rftld. SAN FIIANCISCO, Bee. 31.— The ■tlcky track that prevailed at the Oak land track this afternoon made it dlfll rult to pli'k the winner* and there were many upneta In tonaequenre. Prince ttrutufl wan the only real , favorite to win,' although Hell Heed tvns a Joint favorite 'm the race he landed. Nljtrette ruled the favorite In . the handicap at neven furlongs, but .was never a keen contender. Venator took the lead on the far turn and won easily at the end from Jud^e. > , .. - , • Vlgoroso, who took the third race, wan at the lucrative odds of 20 to 1. lie Just lanted long enough to bent Young, Marlow, who was slated for a killing by a few of those on the In •lde. ' •' " '■■:■:>'■ ••::■ '■ .'■• .- Prince Brutus has recovered his best form and run away from his Hold in the last race. When right he la one* of the best young horses In training. He will be considered a 3-year,-old from now on. Eddie Domlnlck leaves tomorrow for New Orleans, where he goes to ride for Sum Illldreth. There were twenty seven books doing business In the bet ting ring l"cl;iy. New Orleans Track : By Ataoclnted Virus. NK\v ORLEANS, Deo. 31.— Results: The Value of Charcoal Few People Know How Useful it is in Preserving Health and Beauty 1 Nearly everybody knows that char- coal Is the soiiYst. and . moat efficient disinfectant and purifier In nature, but few realize its value when taken Into the human system for the same cleansing purpose. Charcoal Is a remedy that the moi'e you take of It the better; It Is not a drugr at all, but simply absorbs the gases and impurities always present In the stomach and Intestines and carries them out of the system. Charcoal, sweetens the breath after smoking, drinking or after eating onions and other odorous vegetables. Charcoal effectually clears and im- proves the complexion, It whitens the teeth and further acts as a natural and eminently safe cathartic. . It absorbs the injurious gases which collect in the stomach and bowels; it disinfects' the mouth and throat from the poison of catarrh. All druggists sell charcoal, in ono form or another, but probably the best charcoal and the most for. the money Is In Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges; they are composed of the finest powdered Willow charcoal and other harmless antiseptics in tablet form or rather in the form or large, pleasant tasting lozenges, the charcoal being mixed with honey. The daily use of these lozenges will soon tell in a much improved condi- tion of the general health, better com- plexion, sweeter breath >• and purer blopd, and the beauty of it is that no possible harm can result from their continued use, but on the contrary, great benefit. A Buffalo physician In • speaking !of the benefits of charcoal says: "I ad- vise Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges to all patients suffering' from gas in stomach and bowels, and to clear the com- plexion and purify the breath, mouth and throat; I ulso believe the liver is greatly benefited by the daily use of them; they cost but twenty-five cents a box at drug* stores, and although In some sense a patent preparation, yet I believe I get more and better charcoal In Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges than in any of the ordinary charcoal tablets." Over $1000 Winner This Season The Turf Surety System I PICKS ITS OWN WINNERS It la not one of those no-called sya- t;ms to break tlu bookmakers In a month, nor a "get-rlch-qulck" Hcheme, . but a good practical method ot select- ing horses to play, und the way to play them. Its winnings come from the percentage which the bookmakers invariably take from tha betting pub- lic. It Is no theoretical scheme worked out on paper, but A SURE WINNING SYSTEM which allows of no chance for Kuess»- work and dictates tha homes to be played. It newer plays moro tlun two »r threo races on any one duy, some days only ONE, other duys nono at all, and never more than ono horse to a rac». Yesterday It Picked Andrew Mack... 5-2 WON Cruzados ...JO-I WON Friday Tramator ... 8-1 WON ! Merwan ... . 2-1 WON j Thursday I Durbar ... 9-2 WON i Elie ... 4-1 WON Blissful ... 3-1 WON Wednesday Oxford ... 2-1 WON Hans Wagner.. 9-2 WON Tuesday I Nanon ... 5-2 WON | Gold Rose ... 8-5 WON Hilona ... 7-2 WON Monday . Happy Chappy, 10-1 WON Luckett ... 3-1 WON THE TUUF RUUKTY SYSTEM will win from 25 tv 40 per cent on your . capital weekly. 1* not only baaed on auund business principles,* but U miiil-i'iimtli-ully INKAl.l.llM.i:. It Is uaod by many of the heavlext betters and shrewdest horstmen, who bu.iu their operations upon Its ducbilun. Wilte for NKW BOOKLET (MAILKIJ ' FUEE.) Geo. Randolph P.O. Box 353 I Station C Los Angeles, Cal, , Five furlongs— Sponge.. Cuke won. Jake Snmlercon necond, Mr. fi.irn*tty third; time, 1:01 4-S. Plx furlnngH— Twrmo ' won, ObljWfly feoond, St. niuo third;! time,' 1:15 4^5. Five rnrlonßO— Frpht*>nar Won, I'lzur second, Jake ' Greenbergf third; 'time, 1:004-5. * New Year hftniHeftprone mile nnd sev enty ynrdu— Onrnluhr won, Alias Hetty second, (.'arelesfl third; tlino, I:4ft. Seven furlonps, srlllnK— Austrnllna ' "Professional ClocKer" Office .537 H. W. lieilman Bld^., Cor. Fourth and Spring HOME PHONE 6668. LOS ANGELES, CAL. Special Announcement Regarding Tomorrow IN SI'ITK f>l>' THR VACTTfiAT Tf»MOHHf)w" IH A H')LIDAV, I HAVW MATIR ATIIIANdIIMKNTS fio TITATJfcVKnVHOOY WHO DHPIUKS TO lIAVK A' HUT DOWN CAN (.IDTAINJtY. WtYiST DAILY *:« I'ATJDOrK HPKCIAI.) KOII THIS lIAY. lIT MITHKi; CALLING -IN PKIIHriN Olt UV HKNIUNd YOUK HUnfif.'niP- TlON l<i>:n rtY A. I>. iT.'HPttCTAL MKSRKNOKK. WHATKVRIt TOtI 1K». IxjN'Ti . MIKH . CIKTTINO THIS OfIOIIiTHINO KltoM MX TOMOIIHoW, YOU IT YOU DO,' YOU'LL II)') KICKINU.yoniISIJLK Poll THIS ItKST OF THE TKAII. Start the New Year Off Right and Subscribe to My Tomorrow £01 |Q | 3IHOt Tom ™ rr^ W iFor the ben" fit of my client*, nnd thft racing public In srcnrral, which may lt»flf he 'ft trldo skeptic,! want* to ptat^ tlirtt whftt Ipflnt In my advprtlflpmcntH I mn rnnrty 'at nil tlmrw to back up. MY WINNERS publlohp.l arc not hnr»P» which I Blvn to rrty ;. : clients fnriH pluec lict nr a dhow bet. but aro horn"* on which I Bdvlßß a BTIIAIQIIT. : I'LAY,TO WIN-NOT TO HUN BISCOND OH THIIID, IJKT TO .WIN. . ' /These Were Given to My Clients Last Week I for a Straight Play , LucKett . 3to 1 . Won Allegiance . 3to 2 . Won Hilona V . 7to 2 . Won Gold Rose . 3to 2 .Won Lem Reed . 7to 2 / Woii Mrs. Grannan . 7to 5 . Won Merwan . 2 to I . -Won Cerrp Santa . Bto 5 . Won Happy Chappy . sto 2 . Woii These Horses Were Given to My Clients for a Place Bet Only ...",.-.'.„ . Ethylene . 7to 1 .Won Crigli . 3to 1 .Won Nanon . sto 2 . Won Waswift . sto 2 Secrad Dutiful . 7to 1 Second McG. Prince V 3to 1 Second Tim Hurst . 4to 1 . Won Tramotor . Bto 1 .Won Helgerson . sto 1 Second Bragg . 7to 2 Second; Exapo . 7to 1; Second Fossil ; 4to 1 Second These Horses Were Given to My Clients for Show Bets Only ''■'■■ Belle Kinney . sto 1 . Third Light of Day . 4to 1 Third Edinborough . Bto 1 . Third Crown Prince . 3to 1 . Third Anirad . 10 to 1 Second Elie v 4to 1 .Won Flea . sto 1 Second Eleven Bells . 6to 1 Second JohnF. . 4to 1 . Third The Major . 4to 1 . Third Fit the Fake of comparison, I apl< overy purchaser of my selections to compare them; with my udverliMonient. If anything In my ud. Is mlsieiuuspnted,. nueli as tialiniinc SKCONO or TIIIKU horFos an WINNIJRS, which was not rually given as such, I will- forfeit $MO. U'-IVB J]I<NURKD DOLLAKS). whenever It can bo proven that ■ tha fuult was mlnn, and not a typographical <'rror. Kverythlnff connected with my businee* 1* OI'E.N AND ABOVE BOAfIO-l HAVH NOTHINO TO COA'CKAL. Tomorrow is. the day that long-shot sleeper goes for the coin. For full particulars regarding this "coup" read my ad tomorrow morning. 13.00 GUARANTEES ''A WINNEII : lleKlnnliiß tonmrow, Monday. Jan. 2d, I will Imiururate U\ OUArtANTEED' |3 PADUOIIK BPKCIAL. Thin In piwltlvely a single horse wire. No other jiovaa l» named either an v "SUBSTITUTE" gr us anything cl»o. . ■'■ } The DNM HOHSK SPECIAL must WIN or your «üb«erlptlon la continued until you receive a winner. SECONDS, LOSEItS AND V counted. Racing Message, $1 Daily, $5 Weeßl^ Office o;>«n ut 10 a. ra. Out-of-town ordcra wired u'arly on 'reeolpt 'ot your »üb- ccrlutloit, by mall or teleitraph. liifbriuutlon can bu obtained .ul my utrice for those who ; cannnO devoto the time to bo to the track, open ah account v with me »f I3S or *&•• ami let me, operate, placing t3 or |10 ou my oNK ÜBST ' HUT, The num. of tha home, will bo neiit to you each day before thu run U run, thei-üby umtbllng you to uHceruin tlio pnntrina I niak» trom day to d«y. At the cunvhmluii of inch weuh'a pluy 1 will r.ii.K i- yi.u mi), itemised bnii.-ni.nit nhowlnt Hi- lun urn played, odda. flu. , Wheii opvratluc account* I charge uothltii ! for tin. liifuriuutlon, but deduct !U per cent from tho net weekly winnings. ■ j 7 won, Lrtdy Draper Becond, Vestfy third; time, 1:27 i-a. One mile and threg-clghtha— T,e*« Klnß won, Clravlnn second, AuKirnnater third; time, 2:23. 1-S. Takes Oath of Office Ily As(toc|Bt«l Tress! ALBANY,' N. V.. T)ee. 31.—Governor elect IliKKlns took the. oath of office todny. Thfl fornwl rn«ugtrrutlr>n crrc nionies. will occur AJonrtny. ' Th" term 'of offlre bcKlns Ht midnight tonlßht.