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‘MIMIINRJN, N. 1., Oct. 39- We ve met here today to dedicates

i reer as Goldsmith Maid. . This remarkable mare trottedher

first race over the "histqrltitraoh" It Goeben. N. Y.. September ‘$1965.

from Uncle Sam and Mountain Boy in 2:88. ‘She made her last appear- ance ht Toledo. Ohio, September 7. 1877. A few days later Charles o hrane who had charge of Gold- Maid during the last six years that she was on the turf

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made .p_o Alden Goldsmith for $900. This New Jersey mare learned to trot while owned by him. He sold‘ ""§“..?."‘i>.’.‘§.“ = "w" of : to u - e and B. Jaclcmau for 120.0001 They sold Goldsmith Maid to Henry N. Smith for $371,300. ‘She died his property at Fae on ‘Stud ‘Farm, ‘September 23. 1885 Goldsmith Maid racing when she was eight years old. That season she won in 2:36. At nine, she re- duced her record to 2:82 and made General ‘Butler trot in 233% to de- feat her. The spring that Gold- smith Maid was ten years old she ~- met Dexter in a $3.000 race at Mid- iziletown, N. Y. and ‘was beaten in :28. lDexter was driven b Budd Double. This was the yells!‘ in . which he made his record of 22171/1 Meet Gene ‘P11111193. 3233?."lﬁi-.l.‘lf.i“lii“li’diflilllféi to iin fir‘ ' temher. . - NEW YORK. Oci- zit-Back 1111111 ingh mootnsllolile {Oﬂlgrglzlixlgllilllvh his honeymoon "l9. Pl'°m°l°l' Tex Maid and remained in charge of Rickard wliﬂy i198“ "19 will °i d5‘ her until she, was retired in 11177. "810111118 a heavyweight to ﬂshi .Doble wonhis first race with the Gene Tunney for the world's chwv Maid at Providence in October pionship in a bout next year. Thiﬂ 1867. die defeated the May ‘Day title match. Rickard said. will 110i mare May Queen and a few others be held until next fall. if his plane in 2;@8l/‘_ [prom m,“ date Gum. carry, and the man to face ‘P1111116? smith Maid gradually became one will be a product of a series of ol- of the leaders. ‘In 1868 ‘when _1l iminution matches the promoter years old this new trotting marvel plans through the c-urrent indoor reduced her record ‘2:‘221/¢. At 12 season and next g-uﬂﬂﬂel‘. it was cut go 2:'191;§ after a severe "1 think it wiould be unreasonable campaign in which she was defeat- [Q expect Tunney to defend his ti- ed in six races by Lady Throne ﬁe before next m“ at we eaﬂiagg," and five by ‘American Girl. said Rickard." At the saline time, a ‘George Wilkes, ‘i-lotspur. Gecrire heavyweight m“. bout would be ‘Palmer. American Girl, Lucy mid limpracticahle before then. It has llimllllliill 3°)’ ‘W919 hBr rivals in ‘been my expeﬂence that one heavyiﬂ: wlaen she lost another race to weight title match l]. year is suf- b“ yjl‘ 121181111111 W“ also defeated ﬂcierlit. These ibouts ‘have a depree- Y ‘l ‘A l" l“ f‘ "we “m1 sing influence on the average run "m" “g mm?- Goldsmllll Maid W“ bf boxing activities and they in- n°t required l” be“ 2120 l“ any , of her races that year. In 1871 v‘olve such a tremendous amount of , I u mm that n m we" when 14 years old this niarc ac- Fimikllmd “H32 to ‘hold them more quired her first championship laur- grfeln “liws” eis at "Milwaukee. Wis.‘ when she

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At the Charlottetown Golf Links iwday the following games will he played: Ladies Singles-handicaps. Men's Singles~handicaps- Entry fee for Prizes in both ma-tches. Drawing at 2.15 p. m. sharp.

Seeking Boxer to

imvi- licicnltvll Norwich cityﬂ soaiait might '0 0. in. n scheduled third division Shorkey. l.'10lllll€l‘fl section Eilglish League Dlener,‘ Monte Munn or this fellow one 0g them innit-ll lodny on ilie grounds of the Paolinc, who is coming over hereiat ‘Buffalo where Lucy defeated‘ .

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lin u month prepared 1-: ill-ihi. as a her. _ 'title contender." _ I The next change in this remark‘ , ltickand made no mention of Jacb a-ble mare’s record was recorded in- Delaney, world's light-heavyweight I874. At that time she was 17, Qhlannpl°|h who; is taking on weigh years old. in July she defeated lil ills training curnlp at Lake Win-Kiddie Flriiﬂfiilh at Saginaw. Mlcll., nepesaukee‘ This recaiied, hgwgygy in 2:'16%. ‘At Buffalo in August lnf that the ‘promoter scoffed at the l! 111D asainst the watch she out the‘ idea of a Tunney-Delaney match "K1119 1° 215%. While at Rochester when t-he possibility ﬁrst developed u“ illllilwlllg WeBii Dilhiﬂ Won with lmmedmtely am". the q-unner her from Judge lFlullerton and Am- ' Demlpsey bout‘. ericnn ‘Girl in Zrli-‘lﬁ. The limit '

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smith ‘Maid won all of h -‘ .. I meats but one. ~Slle Blﬂiir engage lull‘

- . t tt d. , ' _ {Charter Oak Park at llurtfilgd oin Mulldmg “‘},',"‘§,{}§0§§,7§ C§:§'§"IJ:.'Q mull‘ The cum“ w“ reached l“ stlalrteilvill a series oflraces with

' 76_ when‘ Goldsmith Maid, than Th8

18 Barns. the next champion. years ‘old. came down the (irand Maid we“ at 5a“ Jose in 236% at rcnii. with Smuggler. Lucille L05 Angel“ in 2.19. a‘ San Jose

NEW Yoltx. Oct. zit-nu at ‘Gohlvlust. "Bodine. Judge Fullsrtonhigam h, ww/L and n, emu, h,

wcmm championship “gm beiwqgn at ‘Cleveland after a five heat race t t an Francisco, an." which Tiser Flowers and Mickey Walker l“ "llml W“ "l" "lellllﬂl Willi Si; sahlpsped east. All of ller east- to New York has been undertaken lwo- The Tollowihl W991i BT19 119151-11 engagements were against by Tox- Rickard through his! Matli- leeiﬂil 511111881161" at 51111810 l" 2=1°~ time. at- Cincinnati Goldsmith son Square Garden matchmaker. 3M5” 221,5’ the three fame“ mu’ Maid trotted in 2:19. at "Springfield Jess biclliahon. _ Isecmlm heal” up w m“ (“"9- sh” 2:17, at Chicago in 2:19. at McMahon will confer tomorrow M” Won M Uﬂca‘ P°‘l3hk°°9'l°'§l(0che'ster in 216%; at Cynthania lvitl. Whit Miller. IIIMZIGKOI of the sllllllllmll“ 11"" ""1"" '1111°1°-lli'2:-l71/.. at st. Joseph lfl 2:21a- defending titieiholfier. Flowers. and sm"“l°'. ""l"°°“ m‘ “m” "°' M Kansas City ‘n M014. and fin- Jack Kearns. Walker's pilot. Mil- cord to 316%’

curtain fell on her career.

‘order. noc-ks apart. Money ‘Mailer is

‘H. Agahhads twoyeaiodd. Fredericton Opinion ,

close score at Sackvllle today is taken by U. N. B. euppo w.- ssin- "" dicatlng that ‘the red and black ﬂag“ mun w! in the hardest kind of Imyl

Drsparatibl m the Mount Allieoni game here next Thursday as well u for the other games scheduled. lehb Netting let the

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‘A ances at Belmont ‘Park. ‘Philadelp- Dewhurst Stakes

bia. 0n June 2 she trotted in 8:15

on June -0. 216% and on June '28 .1 and unplug.‘ m 2_ she mm‘, INEWMAIRICIET, Eng, Oct.“ 29.- A stirring finish resulted in the

2:14, one of the watches making it...“ "me "Con; exhmuont n, Dewhumt Stakes this afternoon,

-Q\e'se events Goldsmith Maid trot-

367 heats in 2:30 and iil"in when Money Maker. Knight of the Grail, and Mario finished in that.

Goldsmith Maid raced from 1865 .tp'18177 inclusive. -She was started

- B0. Her ‘winnings in races and ibitlons amounted to $264,573.60. e reduced the world's record for rotten; from 237% to 2:14 and was world's champion from 1871 to 1879.

owned by Mme. Ohester Beatty. Knight of the Grail is owned by Sir D. Broughton. and Mario is .11.

ihiaid was bred to General Washint- : gun, e eon of General Knox and her ld time rival lLady Thorns. dnced three foals, one of-whioh V es young. ‘Her filly Rosebud fail- , ed in the stud. J-ier eon ‘Si/ranger mired 44 trotters with records of 500 or better. Seven of his eons sired ti: trotters and 19 pacers with [records and 22 of his daughters. pro- [dinced 86 trotters and 10 pllcem. Alter reunion from was abandoned I‘: a stock‘ farm stranger stood for i time in Kentucky. Later on John ‘it; shells purchased him ‘and not

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ally at Toledo in 211%, where the,

liaftei- [being retired Goldsmith.

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. _ I i MONTREAL, Oct. 29.—Leo (Kid) Roy. of Montreal. ‘retained his Can- adian featherweight crown hue to-

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ered and tied up by ‘Roy he made u.p when chines looked dansehlllh. rllly lifter rally, and at nllstnges and this saved him fmm a mo". fought famel in his effort to gain severe beating in the tenth rollllll, honors. Foley was as great inl his uliiiclrdeolded any doubt as i0 ll", defeat as Roy was in victory. it ' " 1"" ' ~- —. i a give and take encounter from the first to the last round.

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