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teen til,, even,econd;third, r: TheShan-•omptu 1 41. mile, ). 7 to 1. sec-thlrd.celling:3Iomedtntolee©lt;nW®T CAKE TO FIGURE ON CHEAP, SHODDY WORK.Do-O-*oO$©*o-ENT^rrHOURTAND RUTZ MEETAT COLISEUM TONIGHT*Won-? of a ig to—3 wln-talent Water odds-Sum-lf fur-won;LocketTime,imboy-BarpnMystic to, 0*52 Essene (Hen-. (Lan-: Brink (Won-j (Lan-irlongs: ig Bnr-; JiitiKTImAThe motor-paced match race scheduled for the Coliseum last night was Postponed until tonight owing to the f*ecraJ weather. Manager Prince makes tt the custom to postpone races when the weather is had. as the Coliseum Is always damr and uncomfortable after a pro-longed rain storm. The riders felt the damp weather yesterday In tl?elr trolnlng. \\ althour said after his.morn,rig workout that the first 3 miles were the hardest he ever rode in his life. He complained whenhe dismounted.W A. Rutz did not work In the morning at all, but In the afternoon he surprised the talent by a particularly fine ride. He was -well under the 1:41 mark for mile after mile and finished perfectly fresh. Rutz said that the postponement of the race was very much to his liking, as he would be in the best of shape for tonight and as fine as a Addle for the greatcontest. _During the training spins yesterdaymorning Eli WSnesott went out to try his motor and G-ussle Lawson, who replaced Wincsett pacing Walthour, went out totry the White Ghost. .The pair were on opposite sides of the track and going strong, when they found themselves m a pursuit race At a gait merging toward 1.30 they tore round the track, bawson started to gain gradually and Inch by inch he crawled up on Winesctt. W ine-sett tried to draw away and the speed increased and again increased. The spectacle of one motor taking pace from the other was most Interesting and at least it was the most hair raising spectacle ever seen on a 10-lap track.Manager Prince yesterday decided to make an Important change at the Coliseum. Owing to the large crowds tniny who are forced to come late have found It impossible to obtain good scats. Small beys have Invariably taken the lore every evening and taken the choice positions at the front of the galleries. Manager Prince will set a/ide the two front rows a’ong each side the gallery a»£d the beats at both ends as reserved and the seats will be placed on sal* this morning right’s race and hereafter every Frkldj morning for the following race, at 41 North Pryor street.❖EGGS AS MAIL MATTER;A CRUSHING EXPERIENCE
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Atlanta Constitution
Atlanta, Georgia, US
Fri, Mar 28, 1902
Page 13
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Lemuel W.
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