PAGE EIGHT THE WORKMAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 1924 OUR SPORTING PAGE Races. Races. TO. MORROW Sunday, 9th March, 1924 JUAN FRANCO PARK borita.
Ruch CLASSY RACES. to a far bartowie Ruck Dancer Pascali. Constantine, jue. Races for Imported horses and for Native Ponies Large Fields will be a Feature of To morrow Programme stand and at the tea interval, the omorrow Races.
score read 175 for reven wickets.
Small 62 Roach 44. The other batemen St Hill, Major HarraIn the afternoon, to morrow, the gin snd Constantine failed to Jockey Club presents at the Juag reach double figures.
The tail however wagged vigorously as the gramme of eight races, three for Franco Hippodrome a fine promessage at 15 ran Trinidad all native and five for imported horses.
cut for 261 runs. Pascall who There will be a seven furlong for scored 42 rosa to the occasion clase A, a mile for class B, a five gain, and was ably assisted by for C, and two fours for The Dewhurst who was undefeated for 39. St. Hill failed to score and The same studied care which made native events are all four furlongs.
Razac fell a victim to Whybrew for the previous meetings such great runs. There were 21 extras, successes obtains to day and a very The following are the scores: fine afternoon is in store for the TRINIDAD FIRST INNING tarfites.
The feature event is the seven Sesley e Brownb Whybrew. furlong rare for imported horses of Framer e Nacia entob Green. 23 class Mr. Delvalle Dad will Rosch e Brwo. 44 try conclusions with Burlesco, Fo3, Small Browne Manus, Factor Ruso, Don Juan, St. Hili Why brew. Major E, Harrigan e Hunter Lisonjero and Isabella: This event Why brew. than the six furlong race of last promises greater excitement Coetan ine Browne Suoday. Pascali e Gre nb Browse 42 Raziel. Wbstrew. champion, Chileno, will make qui In the mile for class B, the Dill A. Wbs brew. Dewhurst tout. 39 business with Wool Girl, Tonin, Extas 21 other besser lights.
Tigre, Cortez, Santa Clara and Total Lipae enters class for natives 261 with an imposition of 120 pounds, meeting Rosmer, Zapa, Bajsreque, BOWLING ANALYSIS Baru May Be. The winner is For Demerara Browne hard to pick.
took four wickets for 81 runs, Sixteen practically unknown Whybrew for 73 runs, and ponies are entered in the Maiden Green liur 39 runs.
and the follow who pirk the The match was continued yes, winner will be amply rewarded.
terday when Demerara will occupy FIRST RACE. Carnaval 106, the wickets.
Azulejo 106, Bolie 106, Hermit 106, Indio 106, Cholo 97 Zapote 106, DEMERARA INNINGS, Contraveneno 102, Garaguao 100, Demerara opened their innings Tuli man 85. Monarch 100, Elee?
yesterday morning and at the time 94, Bob 96, Chance 88.
98, Aristócrates 98, Claymore of going to Press the latest score See Was 98 runs for wickets: Green SECOND RACE Zapo 118, Poro Constantine 26, Dins Con Poro 114, Cholito 85, Jack 102, stant ne 17, Brownie Sealy St. Indio 9, Divalá 98, Capauli 97, Hi 16, Henry e St. Hill Pascall 2, Tío Cucho 90, Ben Battle 95, Gomes st. Hill 3, Phillips not out Rider 92.
18, Hunter not cet 19, Extras THIRD RACE Lipne 12. RoemThe wicket was stated to be good er 113, Z1px 105, Barú 103 Bijireand weather fine.
que 100, Liandro 94, My Be 85.
FOURTH RACE. Nu Sé 120, Doris Morton 108, Neptuno 130, Urama 124. Flapper 115, Fulera 113.
FIFTH RACE Burlescop. ma, Don Junn 110, Eos 135, Manua 135, Factor Ruso 110, Li onjero 110, Dad i10, Isabella 110.
Sixth Race Water Boy 126, Quien Sabe 102. El Corneta 126, Quickpatch 118, Glorita 120, M. 118 SEVENTH RACE. Yankee 130, Chileno 124, Wood Girl 115, Tigre 11, Cortez 100, Toñin 109, Santa Chra 100, Horizonte 100, Reflejo 100 EIGHTH RACE. Sonrisas 126, Starry 126. Oh Poh 118, pitana 118, Antoneta 117, Phuudellin 114, Super Gloria 116, Confetti 115.
DON MISS IT First race starts at 15 sharp trico ADMISSION: Grand Stand Grounds 50c.
Ladies Free LAST SUNDAY RACES latercolonial Cricket Amid the blowing of horns the Tou nament beating of drums and the dancing of the dear old Tamborita the Carnival meet was run of Small Makes Top Score Sunday afternoon at Juan Franco. It was carnival Sunday in Panama, the spirit of the oc GOOD BATTING BY ROACH, PAScasion prevailed in the city and a CAL AND DEWRURST phenominal crowd invaded the hip odroma, The Queen of the Browne and Whybrew, the carnival, Her Majesty Elida and her court graced the meeting Successful Bowlers.
with their presence and the Queen delighted the crowd with The fourteenth series of the majestic exbibition of Tam. Intercolonial Cricket to ornament was commenced on Thursday at It might be viewed as a happy Trinidad and terara opened the Keusington Oval, vad, Barbados, when disappointment that the feature event of the day was surpassed first round to decide the team to in brilliance by the Eida Pri meet Barbados, the Cup holders.
mera Handican named in honor The Trinidad team consists of of the Queen Elida. Sx horses Major Harrigan, Small, faced the starter, and after the Dewhuist, St. Hill, usual manoeuvering were St. Hill, in the lead closely followed by Eraser and Sealy.
Chileno. yes taking advan Messrs. Crawford and tage of Buck speed and the Liddelow stood down in the openfavourable start which he got ing match.
shot for to make every post Demerara originally omitted winning post; but chambau Hunter, and Dare, from the shook up Chileno and in coming team but owing to an injury to imity with the leader. At this was eventually played.
up the home streich was in prox: Mr. Nascimento, Mr. Hunter juncture Tonin, the favourite Bourne, whose hand was injuried in the betting, made a bold bid during practice, also stood down.
for victory but the effort was untimely and he could not get With the weather and wicket there.
The race was now Jett good, Trinidad on winning the toss to Buck Dancer and Chileno, elected to bat and Fruiser and and the wils Archambeau, noted Sealy, the Shannon batsmen for his grand tinishes, transcend were the opening pai at 115) am ing himself, skiltuly manipulat At the luncheon interval two ed the gameChile no and defeated wickets had fallen for 62 runs.
Reyes on Buck Dancer in the Both Fraser and Sealy were sent most exciting finish of the season. sent back to the Pavillion with 23 and 16 respectively, and Roach and The feature event, a six fur Small were not out with 19 and long race for imported borses respectively. Ten extra were of class was a inost one registered. The telegram at this sided even. As the barrier was stage stated that the wicket was lifted Sasafras with her usual perfect.
agility started out opening quite Small and Roach made a good a a kap butxeen tiers If and her rivals; but Dad was tit 10 day, and under the u ging of Medina he steadily gaired, until at the turn home he shot past Sasafras who by this time bad shot her bolt, and went on to win with be utmos ease. Don Juan ca ne up and earned second money; Manu, a lamentable failure, was third, and Sasafras the winner of the 2, 000 race of lew days ago, a surprising last.
The Glavie stable was rather fuccessful. Urama with a good ride by Reyes won the Joan Fianco Handicap, a tive furlong race for imported horses of Class in the one time of 08 5, und Vedrines, piloted by the same rider, won the Damas De La Corte.
Pochis (Torrelaguna) won as usual. Bajareque sprane a surprise nben te won the HandiCap Alcalie and paid a pool of 60 straight and 24. 50 place.
The Maiden was run after sun.
Bet and it was impossible for even the philosopher, Aristocrates, without a ligh, to como pete with the resplendent Japiter, the second brightest of the planets. Therefore MIS Perre Jupiter won the Maiden paid a pool of 12 30 and re.
stored the finarcial equilibrium of many a turfite.
RESULTS National Handicap furlong, Zapı 1, Capauli Pool puid 15. 60 Jockey Club Handicap furlongs. ami 1, Pool paid 90 Handicap Junta Del Carnaval, furlongs. Frou Frou 1, Capitana Pocl paid 00.
Handicap cald6 urlongs Bajireque 1, Zapa Pool paid Bandicap Dins Monos, fur longs. Dadi Don Juan Pool paid 12. 90.
Handicap Domas De La Corte forloge. Vedrines Falero 2, Pool paid 90.
Handicap Elida Primera, fur.
longs. Chileno 1, Buck Dancer Pool paid 19 50.
ek Maiden Handicap furlongs.
Jupiter 1, Indio Pool paid 12. 80.
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Destructive Fire (Continued from page 1)
There are many conjectures as to how the fire originalel; but from statements in the hands of the Police it occurred at the brek of the grocery establishment of Hant. There were a number of barrels and boxes on the premises, and thus it had full opportunity of developing, and it certainly spread with alarming rapidity.
BIG LOSS TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
The fire bas resulted in great loss to the property owners in the area, beenuse they were only partially insured.
The biggest losers amongst traders is Mr. Henry Iphat, for whom the greatest sympathy, is For years he carried insurance on his business at the Army and Navy Bar (is well as the Movies Bar. but through some over ight the insurance was not renewed in the usual way.
Mr Kalphat thought he was insured. After the fire he found he was not; and thus he has lost about 200.
Mrs. Ernet DePass furniture was partially insured and although a few pisces were suved her log is considerable. During the fire a hand bag in which she had a few pounds was cut open and the money stolen therefrom.
The insurance companies affected by the loss are the Jamaica Co.
Operative, the Commercial Union, the British Trade and Bank Insurance Company AN ARREST MADE.
The police were busily engaged yesterday in taking statements, and during the afternoon they arrested Hunt, the grocer at the rear of whose shop the fire occur.
red. He is insured for 300.
The accused was taken before a Magistrate and remanded in custody. 60.
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