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Show f Turf Results, Entries, Weights and Riders . By International News Sen-fee. TIJUANA. Mexico, Dec. 5. Maud Bacon, carrying an impost of 120 pounds, top weight, when lei down ran over her field to win the Cabrlilo handicap handi-cap by two and one-half lengths. King Dick, late of the Canadian track, showed marvelous speed on the back stretch and made Rollin Laird look foolish in the early running. Both Dick and Rollin were tiring at the close, while the winner win-ner got stronger at every step. , Wasatch, 7 to 1, bested Muy Buena, favorite In the third race, by a narrow margin. At 12 to 1. Merry Twinkle of the Batchelor stable survived a hard stretch drive to win first place by a nose. Two favorites were among the distant trailers. Eighteen books were on today and the attendance was about 2500. Juarez Entries. By International News Service. First race, six furlongs Freeman, 110; Hastena, 110; Meal Ticket, 10S; Dr. Kendall, Ken-dall, 104; Colle. 10J; C M. Johnson, 94; Helen Thompson, 94. Second race, five furlongs Gray's Favorite, Fa-vorite, 106; Jack Harrison, 106; Gog-getty, Gog-getty, 10i ; Viona Nail, 106; Major Bell, 101; Little Birdie, 101. Third race, five furlongs Sallie O'Day, 112; La Belle Brocade. 107; Gallant Boy, 106; Clint Tucker. 106; Peter Stalwart, 106; Wild Bear, 106. Fourth race, five furlongs Pluto, 112; Edna F., lt'9; Kestrel, 104; Geneva, 104; MacMonde, 104. Fifth race, five furlongs Dr. Mack II, 106; Blarney, 106; Alanasia, 106; Tempy Duncan, 106; Safe Home, 106; Meljen, 101; Zia, 101. Sixth race, one mile W. W. Clark. 109; Type, 109; Husky Lad, 109: C. W. Ken-non. Ken-non. 109; Prospero Boy, 105; Polls, 105; Star Rose, 104; Upright, 104; Tom Chapman, Chap-man, 104; Bobolink, 100. Weather clear, track fast. Tijuana Entries. By International News Sendee. First race, selling, five and a half furlongs fur-longs Signorette, 105; Plush, 111; M. Mike, llu; Hester H., 110; Boot Heels, 110; Ella B., 110; Fennie, 110; Golden Dragon, 110; Plucky Chap, H0; Meelonc, 110; Cinco Colorado, 110; Matches, 113. Second race, selling, six furlongs Gloamer, 106; Tallow Dip, 112; Frill, 112; Paima, 111'; Lucky Mack, 112; Soon, 11:1; Joe Busher, 1U'; Oscuro, 112; Beaumont, 112; Hoisington, 112; Shriner, 115. Third race, selling, six, furlongs Theresa McMakin, 10H ; John Spohn, 107; Ada Anne, 107; Muriel's Pet. iois; Far Cathay, 112; Vierlo, 112; Engraver, 112; Kid Nelson, 112; Hyndia, 112; Aimee Leslie, Les-lie, 112. Fourth race, -one mile Veldt, 95; Executor, Ex-ecutor, 103; Colonel Marchmont, 103; Red- : land, 105; Mabel Duiweber, 106. Fifth race,- selling, irix furlongs Barka, 103; Lady James, 112; Andy H., 112; Sir Dyke, 112; Inquieta, 112; Inez, 112; Rag,! 112; Mercurium. 112. Sixth race, selling, one mile Quick, 104; Ora McGee, 105; Grtbrio, 105; Lesbia, 105; Lady Spirituelle, 10'; Petit Bleu, 105; Zetetic, 105; Captain Druce, 105; Glint, 10S. Weather cloudy, track fast. Havana Entries. By International News Service. First race, five furlongs Bob Blossom, : 98; Piquette, 106; Water Lee, 106; Joa-quin, Joa-quin, Km? ; Test. 100 ; Aftemight, 106; Cherry Seed, 111; Castnra, 111; Daredevil, 111; Sonnet, 111; Regular, 111. Second race, five furlongs Ha' Penny 103; Wizard. 104; Parlor Bov. Ill; Lord Wells, 111; Toison d'Or. Ill; Frosty Face, 111; Guar. Ill; Rav Miller, 111; Bank Bill, 11 1; Marie O Brlen, 111. Third race, five and a half furlongs Refuge. 9; Liberator, 102; Droll, 102; Yorkville, 106; Charles McGee, 107; J J LilHs. 105. (. Fourth race, all ages, six furlongs Stony Brook. 97; Lou!se Green, 100; "Father "Fa-ther Kelly, 103; "Page White. Ill; Izzet Bey, 112: Mips Geneve, ll.fi; Muzanti, 116; Kiiz.in, llfi; Nino Muhacho. 112. Fifth race, six furlonsrs Canitan Bravo, 111; 'Stoning ton, 13 2; King Tuscan, 112; Old Charter. 112; Maxentius, 116; Heart Beat, 116; Edmond Adams, 116; Hedge Rope. 116. yPixth race, seven furlongs I'ncle Will, U2; Euterpe. 109; Sautocle. llfi; Prime 111: Star Bird. Ill; Roval Tea, 112; Am-hrose, Am-hrose, 112; .-Mheua. 115. Apprentice allowance claimed. Will Teach Fencing. Joan Rochard. fencine: instructor at the University of Utah, has announced t hat enough :m merits have signer! up to iunttfy the opening of a clasp in fencing "in the near future. About twelve students have entered the clays and many more are expected ex-pected to do so. Mr. Roohard Is a graduate grad-uate of the Joanville school of fencing, which is lorat. rl near Paris in France. |