PAGE EIGHT THE WORKMAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1924 OUR SPORTING PAGE Last Sunday Races Its The Blend The pool paid 90.
Frou, Pedod VICTOR CIGARETTES a VICTOR formidable very interest.
MADE IN USA a Hand Ironers WANTED Last Sunday was a hot day at Juan Franco. This does not ap ply to the Weather but to the running of the horses. Despite the track which could never be worse, the horses performed wonderfully and their form indicated the estab.
lishing of many records if only the track were nearly dry. The THE PERFECT BLEND usual big crowd was present and entered whole heartedly in the sport of the afternoon. COMBINATION OF The feature event, a mile and aneighth race for imported horses of RIPE OLD TOBACCOS clas boiled down to a match race between the big Burlesco and and the recently popular Lisonjero.
BLENDED TO SUIT THE Burlesco had made poor showing in the recent past and many could MOST EXACTING TASTE only see him coming home led by the flying Lisonjero; but from the lifting of the barrier he expluded THAT GIVES THAT that opinion and trotted home an unchallenged winner PLEASANT FLAVOUR TO The cla B event took some of the best blood on the Isthmus over six furlonge. Sasaras, a great mare, but by no means a mudder, Buck Dancer, a formidable all rounder, Ras, a mudder of some note, and Chileno, champion mudder of the class and car.
rying oily 98 pounds, constituted the group. Sasafras and Buck, the speeders of the bunch ran themselves to death in the thick mud over the first few furlougs THEY and Chileno who was going at an average pace came up iu the bome stretch, to take leadership from Ras, who had tried to keep pace COST with Buck and Sasafras. The pool paid 10. 00 ONLY The class event is always one u the most interesting on the programme The horses are so nearly CIGARETTES equal that every variation in the 10c. GOLD scale of weighis produces a new wiuner. On this occasion Hori.
zonte, the winner in the privious Sunday carried top weight if 128 pounds, Alta Mae, the run er up, cook 107 pounds, and Yunk e with 116, Wood Girl with 115 ad West est up he darted to the front and was Meath with 100 were included to never challenged. When nearing make this five furlongs race Ty the goal Peligro made a desperite difficult indeed. Yankee and effort; but Zip was too far ah ad West Meath were little thought of, and he had to be sati. fiad with and the race was viewed as a lit second money. The pool paid ter stryggle among the other three. 12. 10 Horizonte and Alta Mae went Maruja of stud Santa Clara, who away at the liſting of the barrier has been running recently in class and opened a gap between them hem went up to and easily and their rivals. But 128 pounds and the mud proved too much for disposed of her field in a live fully Horizonte and he ws com pelled long race. Getting the worst of to surreuder his position to West rapid Succession and when but a the start, she went by them in Only First Class ones needed Meath who repeatedly challenged, few yards from home she collared and who was running so well that Almirante, her foremost rival; APPLY AT she looked a certain winner Mae, however, possessed Alia and won going away by a few necessary pep and she came home lengths. The pool paid 00.
ESPERANZA LAUNDRY.
a winner though somewhat bard presved, Wood Girl, the favour. Hector Connor in Panama ate, did not get in the running.
The pool paid 17. 90 Hector Connor, President of the The seven furlong race for up. Colon Division of the Universal per division of class was won Negro Improvement Association by Opah of Stud El Aguila. This is now in Panama on vacation.
was a very difficult and hence a Connor has been advised by the interesting race; the best of doctor to take a few weeks res. the class were there and the handi. as he is likely to fall sick from capping very close. From very over exertion. His mother, and early in the race Teran sent Capi also the numerous members and tana up with the laders and friends of the UN. A. welcomed kept her there locking iike a mill him heartily on his arrival and ion dollars; but in the last furlong everything is being done to make Reyes brought up Opah with such his stay an enjoyable one.
a rush that Teran skill and Capi JUAN FRANCO TRACK tana speed were thoufticient to ward oft defeat, The pool paid CHRISTAIN ENDEAVOR 60.
CONVENTION, TO MORROW After a fasle start of great mag.
nitude the horses of the lower Rev. Kissock Bradhirr, Sunday, August 31st, 1924.
division of class were released and from the beg. nuing set a ratPresident To Preside.
tling pace. The fast Ceri who had The Panama Christian Endeaver run over two furlongs in the false Convention will take place in this start again took the lead; but in lety on Monday September 1st.
the baek stretch or yielded There will be prayer meeting at leadership to Super Gloria who A. at La Boca Wesleyan with top weight of 135 pounds Church; speaker Mr. George was now moving at lightning pace Richards, and at the Panama WILL BE RUN OFF RAIN OR SHINE ben, however, the home stretch Baptist Church; speaker Mr.
was reached, the auruly Flapper Walters.
claimed recognition and at the The Business Meeting will con Five Races for Imported horses winning post had gained the vene at 10 a. at Panama Wesnecessary margin. No se who had leyan Church; the Welcome Three for Native bred ponies died away revived and took the Meeting at p. at the Panama small end of the purse. The pool Baptist Curch; the Consecration paid 30.
Meeting at p. at the Panama The native division was special. Baptist Church and a public mee ANOTHER GOOD CARD In class ten natives, com ting at pm. at tha Panama peted in a three furlong. They Wesleyan Church.
were sent off to a poor start of Tomorrow evening at 5p. Everybody will be there. Don miss it.
which Gavilan got the best, but a an open air meeting will be held few yards from the goal tigrillo at DeLessep Park; speakers came up from behind and made Messrs Harris and Isaac such a bid that the best the judge Rigby.
First Race Starts p. Sharp could do was to decide it a dead heat. Tigrillo paid 90 and and members of various Young All Christian Endeavor locals Gavilan 90 People Societies are cordially ADMISSION: The Class evert, a four fur. invited.
long race, was wou by the great Zipe Zape who bns but just re Advertise in the Workman Grand Stand Grounds 50c turned to the track after a very long absence. As the barrier went IT PAYS.
To morow Races. Likely Winners for To morrow Races.
The program for tomorrow is not as heavy numerically as Sunday, August 31st, 1924.
they generally are but it is perhops more interesting. Where the numbers are as usual the best are Imported Class 6 furlongs offered and where the entries are 1st Suspiro few the appearance of new blood 2od Burlesco.
or the reappearance of horses that Imported Class 7 farlongshave been off the track for a long 1st Chileno rime adequately compensate 2od Frou Frou Added to this, the handicapping Imported Class 5 furlongsthis week is of such a nature as to 1st Alta Mae engender the greatest interest 2nd Wood Girl Of the eight events which comImported Class 643 furlongs prise the program the outstanding feature is a six furlong for 1st Capitana imported horses of class Nothing 2nd Fulera can prevent this from being a real Imported Class 672 furlongs treat. Burlesco, Isabella, Maqua.
1st Flapper Lionjero, Tonia, Suspiro, Sasafras, 2nd. No se.
Ras and Buck Dancer will face Native Class 5 furlongsthe starter and the weights range 1st Liandro from 90 to 135 pounds Burlesco 2nd Zapo excepted, no other horse reaches 120 Native Class 5 furlongspounds, and the pace will be 1st. Entry Sousa hot the mud notwithstanding.
2nd. Roamer The class event takes Frou Native class 4 furlongsChileno, Ras, and Santa 1st. Poro Poro, Clara, who has been resting quite 2nd Gavilan.
a while over a seven furlong. This race has only four entrants, but when it is remembered that Frou Successful Student of Frou, Chileno and Santa Clara are Commercial Science, all very powerful over the distance and that Ras is a sprinter that cannot be allowed to get too far in The many friends and wellfront the spice of the race will wishers of Ashton Sewell will readily be appreciated.
be pleased to hear of his recent Class event brings out four success in the United States, where opponents; Starry he has achieved the distinction of Dhole, Mr. Espinosa new Irisk Bachelor of Commercial Science.
colt, which makes his first appearMr. Sewell is a Jamaican and ance, Alta Mae and Wood Girl to received his elementary and gramcontend over a five. Starry and mar school education in his native Dhole carrying 135 pounds and home.
115 pounds respectively, and Alta He worked on the Panama Mae and wood Girl 100 and 98. Canal during its construction.
Surely this handicapping promises Having an earnest desire to make a terrible puce and a more pronounced success of his ing finish.
life he left here for the United In the upper division of class States some time before the World. eight choice ones go over a War and subsequently did his six and a half nine cracks of the bit to sateguard democracy.
class being supplemented by Min. He a also edited and published toi and Peti two young Irish book entitled Know Thyself. ones which we shall see for the which had a fair circulation here first time and Yankee at one time and in the United States. It is the distance wonder of Juan said that Mr. Seweli has always Franco but who now finds himself observed as his motto: Deserve Jike Mary Erb a contender for success and you shall command it.
sma ler portions. This is, perhaps, Mr. Sewell has as relatives on the hardest race on the pro the Isthmus, two sisters, Mrs.
gramm The lower division Louisa Stanly, wife of Dr. Stanly of sends Super Gloria No Se, Flapper, this city and Mrs. Fisher who now Diecinueve, ΕΙ Corneta, Cici, resides at Red Tank. Clifford Sous and Celia over the same Sewell, a brother also lives at We wish the distinguished stuThree races are allotted the na denta successful career tive division and from the ertries race fans may expect to see some Coleman Cox says: When you exciting finishes and on a whole a get the idea in your head that the good day of sport.
world is against you it is.
West Indian Committee Meets The faults we see in others would seem small to us if we could Next Thursday.
The September Meeting of this Committee takes place Thursday the 4th prox. members COUPON CLERK are reqursted to heed this intimation and be out in time. Continued from page 1)
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June when he was investigated; that is, he didn pay for the books QUARANTINE AGAINST in cash, neither did he enter them on his record for deduction, while SALVADOREAN PORT he entered up other slips for books he had issued in prior months to employees during the month he On Account of Reported Yellow should have entered his own Fever In Salvador Barrister Robinson, for the defendant, told the jury that According to the attached cir for the books in cash, and this Cunningham had intended to pay cular issued by Doctor bei Knight, Chief Quarantine Officer being the case it was not necessary deduction on aoy of the Canal Zone, quarantine has pay been imposed against passengers payroll; that Cunningham had the to not immune to yellow fever and books as anyone else in the pay cash for his arriving from all Salvadorean ports, employ of the Canal, but simply and Amapala, Honduras. bad not done so during the month Balboa Heights, of issuance. In failing to do so he Augnst 23. 1924, had only violated one of the rules TO ALL CONCERNED: In Wie On account of an outbreak of District Attorney said that Bare closing yellow fever at San Salvador, rister Robinson had used practical Salvador, quarantine against pas ly the same language as was used sengers not immune to yellow recently by a celebrated writer; fever, from all Salvadoren ports, If there is a law. violate it; there and Amapala, Honduras, is hereby is a rule, break it.
imposed, and all non immune passengers arriving from such ports NOTICE OF PENDENCY will be placed in quarantide to complete six days from OF SUIT departure. Certification of ships surgeons giving daily temperature TO WILLIE ZIMMERMAN: of passengers who have embarked at ports of Salvador aod Amapala will be requiered.
passengers, or members of crew, before the sth day of November, tel.
It is advised that no transitfiled therein against you sier immerorce allowed shore leave in these ports. tard Sopear and And you further that if you KNIGHT, Chief Quarantire Officer. from the court the reliet prayed for in his said Approved. WALKER Asst. Clerk District Court Acting Governor. drision in difficulty of Solupper Red Tank, Fut see our own.
next very later Races! Races. Top Notch Races. of the Auditor.
You are hereby notified and required to enter your appearance in the office of the Clerk of the District Court of the Canal Zone, at Cristobal, in an action er the on or be as above judgment against the plaintift will take you by default and demand 9, CAMPBELL Dated August 22, 1994.