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. A%itude Fas BEELZEBUB VICTOR IN §a.000 ‘CHASE Bradley’s Entry Just Outlasts Red Bridge in the Green Spring Valley. IMLICO RACE TRACK, Md., May 4 —The Audley Farm fodzoy | won the Pimlico Oaks for the s=cond consecutiv ear when Altitude easily handled 11 other 3-year-old fillies in a race of 11-16 miles. . F. Ambrose Clark’'s Aqua- stella was second and March Hare running in the silks of the Wheatley Stable, was third. The others were pretty well out-run through the stretch. Altitude, too. was out-run until in the back: tch. where she rushed upon the leacors and ook command on the far turn. &he easily held her advantage to the finish. It was a perfect day for racing and 8 crowd of 25,000 turned out for the double feature. the o:l;n rand the Green Spring Valley steeplechase. | Whlnvlrh!‘l\tld of 12 in the Oaks was released the Hitt entry of Eterne | and Irish Morn led to the first turn.| My Sis followed and Altitude was mnot far behind. Aquasteila and March Hare ‘were well behind this trio as they swung for_the backstretch. Turning for the stretch Altitude gent into the lead while Aquastella had moved into a contending position on the inside and March Hare had moved up menacingly on the outside. However. ATm.ude finiched full of courage and had no trouble holding off Aquastella in the last eighth. March Hare also was doing her best. Mint Friary fin- | ished fourth, bu% did not menace the first three. The winner's tare of the Oaks was| $4,760. | Princess Tina carried the Audley Parm’s colors to victory in the same stake last season. Ezelzebub Wins 'Chase. | The secondary feature, the Green Spring Valley Sweg‘l]echlsc. went to E. | R. Bradley's Beelzebub, which made his | own pace and outlasted John R. Ma- combers Lird Bridge, to win by the| scan’iest of 1-argins. Beelzebub disposed | of ifollie El-abe h, which kept step with him for ~ mile. and then shook off Eider, which ‘von last vear's renewal of the Green Lpring Valley. Approaching the final jump Red Bridge moved up with determination and finished full of run. He was gradually wearing down the winner and was whipped only a * head for the major share of the purse. Rubigny, coupled with Eider as the Dorwood Stable entry, finished third, beating his stablemate. Eider seemed to lack his Mm’d"lnfi was under ishment for mile. mm Green Spring Valley was worth $4.760 to the winner. Chatter Anne, which races in the | eolors of the Montpelier Farms, was easily best in the first race, the Mac- Kenzle, which brought out a doren | veniles. The winner was overlooked | the public and paid $24.20 to win. | companion, a first starter from the Wal- ter J. Salmon Stable, was second. and J. E. Davis' Colossal, also ‘making his debut, was third. Finishes Full of Rum ‘The winner hardly left the result doubt at any stage of the journey. The others began crowding her-a bit at the turn into the stretch but she finished full of run and was going away at the finish. fon finished fast on the of the track to take the place Colossal, which faced greenly. Frances Rock beat a bunch of cheap in the third race, a c! num- route of a mile and & six- to the front turning the back stretch and took a lead of held this advantage into the stretch when Fen- stoutly. The lat- out most of her best to take Warren. 123 pounds 'h of fair . He did not but went to ——— DIEGEL WILL DEFEND CANADIAN OPEN TITLE MONTEEAL, May 4 (®.—Leo Diegel, American holder of the Canadian open golf championship, will defend his title here late in July. Diegel will have strong opposition, as " Horton Smith, Walter Hagen and other | & stars from the United States have an- nounced tReir intention of competing. AURORA RESULTS - FIRST RACE—$ farlongs. Go Avay (Wimmer). Betty ng. ‘MeCarthy, Cel. Schi RACE—8 furlongs. iy 8 Golden Also $11.24 668 520 4 794 648 e 16 Biae Rose. Cagherin worter. Queer Quill. "SI 698 496 a 508 52 | ny third Biack Flver. | ALL | wore AVERSION down and drew awav at end. A THE STXDAY 5 STAR. ‘WASHINGTON, D. C. MAY | Pimlico Race Chart PIMLICO RACE TRACK, Md., May 4 (Associated Prese). WEATHER CLEAR and_one-halt olds. The M Winner, ch. { c. ttz. ' Vatue! enzie. Purse. 1.3 Four driving: place same. Went 2:33. off st 2:3¢ cy Clay. Owner, Montpelier Parms. Trainer, 0:2375," 0:48%, 0:55%x Post. 8t | | FIRST RACE—Two: furlongs Start good. 2. by Chatterton— #9000, 3250, $150. Time Straight. s, 31 Jockey T Erickson Leonard Bejshak Schaefer Jobnzon Morris C. Mereler Palumba . Collins Pascums Feeney aCH = COLO b LAWYER . MINT OLGA i IMMY MORAN D mee ' b g ool dab k) 533535228 = 11 * Montpelier Parms and Foxcatcher Farms entry. bW. J. Ealmon entrs. Overwelght—KITTY MARIE, 2 pound:: MINT OLGA. 3; CHATTER ANNE. 1's pounds. ear MUTGFLS—CHATTER ANNE. $3420. §8.10, $8.10; COMPANION, 3.0, 12.0; COLOS- 5 CHATTER ANNE begen avickly. moved into 8 good lead, saved srou and “finished samelr. " COMPANION, forced to ‘circie his ‘o frled 10 Swerve io inside In stieich and. ‘when straighiened. finist g with soot courase! COLOSEAL. 8 keen facior from beginning. met with inierferer~d¥at the furlong pole ana fired wilently wt end CAWYER ‘went {orwardly and ciosed ctrone when slear in final ‘sixieenth. JIMMY MORAN weakened ihe Jast furlons. TABBY CAT Incked speed. SECOND_RACE—Four-year-olds_and rd_ The Greenspring Valley Stecplechase Haodicap. Purse. $5.000 added. Two m Btart good. Won driving: place same. Went 3.04. off at 3:06. Winner. h. ¢. 4 Dy Black Bervant_Vails. Owner. E. R. Bradley Trainer, J. W. Healy. Value, §4.740, $1,000, 5500, #250. Time, 3:55% (13 Jumps). Horses. Fin. _Jockers. Straight. BEELZEBUB . “Mergler b REDERIDGE ¢ RUBIGNY . CEIDER ... HUPFY . § OISINE NEL nd all the way 1pwal iles. Q Jeffeott . Griffith E Duller A. Albright . Colling il & MALV: b CO d WARPAIN MOLLIE_ELIZABI » BRUCOURT d NOMAD 5 Lost rider. s Eastland Farm Stable entry: bJ. R. Macomber entry: d M. Pield-Lattington entry. Overweight—BRUCOURT, 4 pounds. MUTUELS—BEELZEBUB, 19.80, $5.30, #4.30: REDBRIDGE. $5.10, $3.80: RUBIGNY. $3.40. ZEBUB took command after the first half mile. fenced cleverly, responded well when eI And. Boldine on tenaclously. st lasted. RED BRIDGE was ‘aliowed to drop fer out of contention. moved up with high jost_ground, but finished strong and would have won in few more strides. RUBIGNY gained fest when called on and closed sam EIDER was shuffied sbout early, moved into contention when ready. but weak- cned in closing test: HUPFY had no excuses. MALVOISINE raced and jimped well MOLLIE ELIZABETH went well for one turn of the fleld. NOMAD lost rider at sixth fence gxen 23323353338 1 ETH. ¢ Dorwood Stable entry: THIRD RACE_Four-vear-olds and upward: claiming. Purse, $1.300. One and one- | Winner. Wi 42, off at 3:4! e 900, tes sixteenth miles Trainer, same. Value, b. or br. m., 6 by Strock -Frankness. 2250, 150" Timer 0:24: (0/4B%n: 1:15. 1 Horses. Wt Post. St FRANCES_ROCK foi ) FENLIGHT 107 BILLY WARREN. 1 LUCIE ANN. SEA LADY CUDGELLER . LINEN KING. . WAFFLES 2sos HARRY CARROLL. 107 Overweight—FRANCES ROCK. 3 MUTUELS—PRANCES ROCK. 3370, $2.90; PENLIGHT, 19.90, 36.40; BILLY ‘WARREN. $5.40. i sin o FRANCES ROCK went into a long early lead, went a bit wide on last turn, shaken up in stretch snd won bandlly, FENLIGHT, diopied Bats oo Teuch the winner treicn, o when calied on. 5 ; BILLY WARREN, “well pinced. weakened In final drive. LUCIE ANN went evenly. WAFFLES tired. CUDGELLER was never a factor. FOURTH RACE—Three-year-old fillies. The One and one-sixteenth miles. Start good, Wen at 4:24. Winner, b. [, 3, by High Cloud—Toraus Smith. Vaiue, $4.760, 51:000, §500, 3250. Time, Horses. wet. ALTITUDE .. 5 i} 3 13 13 11 13 11 21 it 21 t Won easily’ pince, driving. Seegt opd o " Owner. 3. Bistiop nt. o 0 5 0 55 80 15 78 Jockess. 3t Slate . Philly . Zateslo . Pascuma Bejshak . Lamberson . Morrison Quattiebaum Fermin 5 1 3 2 3 54. 2 a3 2. i} 2 7. 4. (3 7 21 I 1) OBA=>Q0! > LT awan—ana $5.000 sdded. Went 4:20, off Trainer. B. A. Oaks. _Purse, place driving. Avd] arm, 1:143% 2 lico y; 5! 11 139 Beishak Pascuma ©O'Donnel! Schaefer ‘Ambrose ........,_.. L) I3 H 5 2 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 s K. E Hitt entrs. MUTUELS—ALTITUDE, HARE. $3.70. ALTITUDE was rated $6.50, $3.80; MARCH $3.50, $2.70; AQUASTELLA, ition until well settied on back stretch, moved entering the stretch and won easily. AQUA! urging but could not menace the winner. MA effort rounding the far turn. but was unable to INT PRIARY met with early irouble, tratled far back. but closed Tull of run on inside. RAUCONA finithed fast ETERNE and IRISH MORN were used up forcing the pace. found the route foo far after being in the foretront for six furlongs. There was a lot of crowding at haif-mile pole. FIFTH RACE—Three-year-olds and upward: claiming. Purse. $1.300. Six furlonss. Start good. Won cleverly: piae. driving. Went 4:56. off at 488, Winner. b. or br. & by Wildair—vady, Chareot ‘ner, C. Graffagnini. Trainer, same. Value, $900. $250, $150. Time, 0:23%, 0:43. 1:14%. Btraizht. gain _in final furion Jockeys. G. Zateslo Bejshak Pisher . Long . Pouny . Pascuma. . Afliker . WMn, T L FH & alaeaibasnus! Pos! 0 132 5 s 2 £ 1 3 : 1 ' Dainry : €. Quattlebaum Overweight—PATR THORN, z MUTUELS—| TIME, 12,00, HYPNOTISM. away well. followed the leaders. rtook the il led . went Tis s Winnine Jead. in the stretch and hel BERCTRE ssie. Later war hord ridden throughout and hel . TAKE YOUR TIME was wel laced and closed with good mllrlf& IG was unable to improve his positio; &C‘n ‘weakened atter & haif mile. G facked early speed. . $1.500. One and one-sixteenth 5:35. Winner, ch. c.. 3. J. Heales. Value, 31,000, Fin. Jockeys Straignt. L. Schaefer Maiben . Sande ” Bejshak Pascuma . Walls $2.70, 85 17.68 7.85 : 36.05 MUTUELS—DR. PREELAND. $820, $3.50, $220; HER- MITAGE, $2.90. Overweight—HERMITAGE. 4 pounds. DR. FREELAND broke fast. was taken in hand for the first § furlongs, closed with zo0d When Dut 0 & drics; wore HERMITAGE down and just lasted to stall ufl THE . Latter was allowed to trail far out of it for 6 furlongs. came to outside and. closing with a belated rush, just failed to get up. ~HERMITAGE was hurried to the ‘first turn and went into & ad. ave und all the way and held on gamely. FOLKING was unable to reach t PRI e, S oeed caris. Coud hot keep up when the test came. 1% miles. Start ; Sxeep Oni—Stone 250, $150. Time, SEVENTH RACE—Four-year-olds 0od. Won easily: place same. Went 6: mage. Owner. 0:24, 0:49%, 1:11 Horses. BUDDHA AVERSION DRA d up: claimin :10: o at 6:13 J. Rowan. 335330835 3 VIRGINIA : 107 5 1 HN P. OMALLEY.. 111 0 10 . Quattiebaum §: Overweights—AVERSION. 1 pound: IZETTA. 1 pound. MUTUELS—BUDDHA, $10, $6.30, $4.20; AVERSION, $10.20. $6.60: DRAGON, $4.30. BUDDHA. well placed early, secured racing room on inside when making his effort. VERSION went into a £0od lead and held on well when collareo in stretch. DRAGON was prominent from start and finished gamely, but_was not good enouch. NORTH BREEZE could not menace the leaders at any siage BACKROPE tired tadly. IZETTA had no mishaps. 3 JO 5. RAVENNA RESULTS i Also ran—Beth Hogan. Seth Sbanshan, Mollie A Mabeney. FIFTH RACE—S'% furlengs. Big Sweep (Luther). won Mint (Parmaice). X (Lyon). Iso r: ees Tiekle. SIXTH RACE—Mile SEVENTH RACE—11-8 mile: Rock Candy (Martin). won $¢ Ed; Gray (Sanders), second Nurse (Knight). third 438 Also_ran—Russell Gardner. Cart, Finn. ster. Try Amain, Eimec . Sasamook. Ol4 uard. THE STAR'S CONSENSUS OF CHOICES AT PIMLICO 1st Race 2d R: uez (Rice). thi silte ran—Theima O, Maravesite, Twi ar. GOOD AS GOLD. n) third In Fourth Race at Pimlico. urnberry, Cut Bush. SEVENTH RACE—14 miles. ol Toka (Leblanc) won ~ $4.20 3.48 Jake (Fowler). second 20 Bearing (Kenley). th Also ran—Gunny 8 FLYACROSS. H In Second Race at Jamalica. ace 4th Race 5th Race Gth Nace ith Race George Smith ‘Washington Star PFair Gold Drawing Board Watkinson Euph rates Black Pride Aregal Aversion *Good St. Prisca Tewsenelda Savics Sue Milady Jane Rinehart Albert Pro Tem B Trackman Partisan Fai Kifg's Own “Good as Gold Draw.ng Board Watkinzon Paulina L. Tewseneidh Buphrates Clock Goif Jane Rinehart Albert Guilford Shadowdale Alex Woodliffe Milady Mowies Lo Bey Washington Star Guuder Partisan Doyle Guilder Baltimore Eve. Sun SicLen entry Glen Biack Blickr Good as Gold Eupmiates Watkinson St. Prisea Pellearing, Lucky Drift Tewsenelda Drawing Board Aversion Milaria Milady Jane Rinehart wild Diamond Mowlee il Le Bey Partisan Glen Guild Bag Smagher Dick Grace Sporting News lack Buckrill +Good as Gold Euphrates Gutitord Befiesrino GoldCora_ Drawin Milady Jane Rinehart Rea wild Soriie Clock Golf Yowies Diamond Le Bey Fair Louisville Times = King Associated Press Ty Shea Baltimore E Post Time N. Y. Telegram Parti to; G Partisan 8. Jim n Not Us Glen Riack Buc! Guilder Rlack MeLean ent:r R Partizan Glen Consensus Parii: McLean entry Bar le Duc Black Diamond Banton Buckril} Black Diamand Mowles " Baucy_fue Jans Rinehart Paulina L. Jane Rinehart Gold *Drawing Board Lucky Drift Keydet Aversion Aregsl Watkinson Albs s Own Sortie Mowlee +Good as Gold Drawine Board Clocx Go't wild Mowlee Kevdet Diamond Sortie il Pink Lif Mowlee Diamond Sortis Pi: Miiady Paulina L. Jane Rinehart Sold Drawine Roard Widener eniry Buphratss i Fellegring T Watkinson Lucky Dri:* Good #x Geld Drawing Board Watkiuson Widener entry Euphrates Glock 'Golt Guiltord Peliegring Lricky Dritt Saucy Bue Milai wild Sortie Le Bey i ach _contention, | | but moved up fast toward the finish | | paid $9.88 for a $2 ticket. | Coughlin, Chicago turfman, has d & | eighth. RCH | HYPNOTISM. 39, $4.90, $3.30; SPECTRE. $470. $2.80; TAKE YOUR | | CONFIDENTIAL. LIGHTNING JONES LEXINGTON WINNER URORA INAUGURAL WON BY BIG SWEEP i | Taddy Wawa Third—Go Away Cops in First. for Feature in Closing of Kentucky Track. | By the Associated Press. URORA. TIL, May 4—Clear skies end fast track greeted a big | EXINGTON, Ky., May 4 (#). Lightning Jones, ridden by L. Jones, his namesake, and o d crowd of race fans who turned by C. H. Knebelamp, won the out for the first day of racing in | Idle Hour stake, $3,000 added, this vicinity this year. A card | feature on the closing program today of seven well stocked events was fur- | Uncle Matt second and Roll 'Tm nished and the usual Saturday prices | Down third. The winner paid $10.02 prevalent for the lucky choosers. Five |io win. i claiming events and two races of | slightly better quality filled the card. ' early speed, was away fast. and wi‘h Big Sweep, owned by Lewis & Kemp, hard hustling held sway throughout, was the victor of the inaugural purse¢ winning by 1'» lengths. Uncle Matt for 3-year-olds d up., winning in a | worked his way up steadily with a loss driving finish, with Gold Mint second | of some ground. but closed stoutly when and Taddy Wawa third. | straightened out in stretch and got Big Sweep was slow in getting started, | Up in the final strides to get the place latter tired in the stretch. and nosed out Gold Mint. The winner | SCRIBES MEET COACHES IN ILL-ASSORTED GAME ‘The queerest ball game on a Wash- The first event on the card went to | Go Away. who was a handy winner by | a length, Nae Breeks took the place and | Knockabout came in third. Go Away | paid $22.08 to his backers. 'ROGUISH EYE, LEGS BAD, OUT OF KENTUCKY DERBY /made up of Georgetown University | coaches will take on one of sports CHICAGO, May 4 (P.—John J.\_ o0 ' mme scribes put in a plea for gl ':‘. | an extra out each inning, but were de- nitely withdrawn Roguish Eye from ti Kentucky Derby. ‘The 3-year-old, one of the favorites | for the classic. pulled up lame after 'nrklnfi the derby distance Wednes- day. He developed a swelling in his front legs, and although the trouble yielded to tréatment, Coughlin decided to take the colt out of training tem- who will play first base. One faint-hearted scrivener insisted n his team having first raps. “If Georgetown bats first,” he com- | o | account of darkness before we get a | whack at that apple. exington Race Chart porarily. LEXINGTON, Ky., May 4 (Associated Press). H WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK GOOD. PIRST RACE-Futurity Course. For 3-year-olds and upware Start sood. Won easily: place same. Went 2:07 of at 2. Reveille_Lucy Churchill. Owrler, W. J. and J. M. Foley. 3650, 5100, §50. Time, 0°22%s, 0:48, 1.0i%4, 1:10% Wat. Post. St L108 s 3 4 1050 2 i 3 b claiming. Purse. $800. Winner. b. c.. 3, by Last Trainer, 8. S. Combs. Vaiue, s Stratght. 4 2 H 3ox Jockeys. Conneliy Jones Dubois Ryan H 20k 5 1 4ok 3 3t 5 1 Horses, | PRANK HORAN. .. LINCOLN PLAUT... LADY WITT RESPOND _ PRINCETON Overweight—LADY WITT. 2% MUTUELS—FRANK HORAN, WITT. out. ANK _HORAN. prominent from start and racing sli WITT when ready at head of the stretch and, continuing well, drew LINCOLN PLAUT began sluggisnly and. far back ta.the turn, moved up with a belated rush and aithough finishing strongly could not threaten winner. LADY WITT set a &ood pace to well into stretch, where she tired hedly when put to a dri RE- BPOND could never reach a contending position. PRINCETON, used up in frst part of it, weakened badly final quarter. BECOND RACE—Four and one-half furlongs. For,_maiden 2-vear-olds: allowances. Purse, 3800. Start bad. Won easily; place driving. Went 2:35, off at 2:36. Winner. ¢h. 1. 2, by Bir John Johnson—Even Money. 'ner, G. Comins. Trainer, E. Haughton. Value, $650, $150, $50. Time, o D. L 5 & b 3 2 R pounds. $4.12, $3.06, out: LADY LINCOLN PLAUT, $3.76. out: FR. LADY Stratght. $1.66 1 . Fronk Jones . Cennelly RS & entry. MUTUELS—THISTLE ANN. §5.32, $3.44, HAPPY LAD, $6.44; WINGO. $2.62. THISTLE ANN was rushed to the front soon after start. pagan swerving bad through stretch, but continued gamely when straight to draw far out. "HAPPY LAD raced greenly. but_closed_well and would have been closer but for being forced wide when winner swerved. WINGO also closed well after suffcring some early interference. WOOD RIVER. outpaced to last eighth, closed resolutely. TASMAN. fractious at post. was away Doori FPRINCESS BLSIE. in close quarters to the turn, began tiring badly’ in last three-si teenths. $14.82, THIRD RACE One mile and one-sixteenth. For 3.year-olds and upward: claiming. Purse, $800. Start good. Won easily: blace driving. Went 3:01, off at 3:02. Winner. ch. c.. 4. by Boniface Serenatn. Owner. Serenata Siable. Trainer, A. S. Lewis. Value, 2650, 200, $50. Time, 0:23%, 0:47¢%. 1:14%, 1:423%, 1:47%. % nt N b 5 Jockeys. W. Pool L. Jones E. Heigle K. Watson G. White Straight. 53.13 Fox I 5 TH TAMINA .. WILLIAM PE! SPOT LIGHT.. Overweight—THISTLE COOT. 1 pound. MUTUELS—GEORGE McCRANN, §8.26, THISTLE COOT, $3.46, TAMINA. out. GEORGE MCcCRANN. racing in best form and cleverly ridden. raced under restraint to the turn and. slipping i h_on inside. easily disposed of THISTLE COOT in final sixteenth. THISTLE COOT. od way up on ouiside; took a short lead at head of d t TAMINA displaved good speed first quarter and wi ain last eighth. WILLIAM PENN. hi rs. SPOT LIGHT was never a factor. POURTH RACE-Futurity Course. For 3-year-olds: allowances. The Forks of Elk- horn. " Purse, $800. 'Start good. Won drivine: place, same Went 3.36, off at 3.27. Win- ner. b. £, 3. by Pataud_ Sky. ‘Owner, J. Spencer. Trainer, same. Vaiue, 3650, §100, §50. Time, 0:32, 0:473%, 1:01', 1:1035. Horses. Pos! WILLA ... DEEP _ RIVE BESSIE_ALIX. HERRICK .. SPORTING 'L $3.48. out; out: = = Jockeys. . “Beech . Connelly . Coleman . Pool . Russell 23 . Watson LAST THOUGHT . Pool CALEDONIA ... 1010 . Heigle MUTUELS—WILLA, $8, $4.46, $4.08; DEEP RIVER, $4.54, $3.34; BESSIE ALIX, $3.58 WILLA. under pressure throughout and kept on inside in worst footing by DEEP RIVER ail ‘through stretch and, holding on with rare courage, outlasted Iatter in hai drive. DEEP RIVER raced into'a good lead at the head of the stretch. responded gamely when challenger, but faltered slightly in final strides. BESSIE ALIX suffered early interference, moved up steadily when taken to outside and just Iasted to outstay HERRICK. 'Latter. torced wide on both turns responded eamely when stralghtened in streteh, but weakened slightly in the final few strides. 'ORTING LADY held on resolutely. o Zun 8i 8585853 SBRL S 3 FIFTH RACE Four and one-hall furlongs. For 2-year-old colts and geldings. Idie Hour Stake; $3.000 added. Start good for all but Uncle Luthe: Won easily: place, driv- ine. Went 3:50. off at 4:08. Winner, ch. g 2, by Midway_Mammon. Owner. C. 1L a(g;b!lkkmfl. C. E. Gross. Value, $3,380, $400, $200, $100. Time, 0:23%5, 0:49, 1555, Horses. Straight. UNCLE MATT .. g ROLL ‘EM DOWN CHARIOT ... LD . E UNCLE LUTHER MUTUELS—_LIGHTNING JONES. $10.02, $4.86, $3.36; UNCLE MATT, ROLL 'EM DOWN. $3.21 LIGHTNING JONES. displaying usual early speed and hard urged tbroughout, shook off repeated challenges {rom ROLL 'EM DOWN and, holding on gamelv through stretch. drew out decisively final eighth. 'UNCLE MATT worked way up steadily with a loss of ground, and. cicsing stoutly when straightened out in stretch, got up in final strides ROLL 'EM DOWN was taken all over the track last sixteenth when tiring and but for these tactics would have saved second place. CHARIOT showed a good effort. JIM DANDY could never reach a contending position. RIPFIELD had no mishaps. LUTHER was very ractious at gate and was practically left. | " SIXTH RACE—One mile and a furlong Purse. $00. "fiart gpod. “Won driving: blace same. Went 4:38: |h. c.. 4 by AtwellPolly. "Owner, R. E. Lechleite i | $100. 7350, Time, 0:24. 0:474. 1:13%5, 1:35%5, 1:52's. Horses. Wt Post. Bt ¥ CARTAGO ... T i R | BROADSIDE ns 3 BE: 107 1 | HELEN'S BA | LANCER ... 1031 4 Overweight—LANCER. 1'z pounds. MUTUELS—CARTAGO, §3.94, 52.14, out: BROADSIDE, £2.14, out; HELEN'S BABE. out. CARTAGO, closer up than usual, was shut off repeatedly in sttempting to go through >n inner rail on-far side and, taken to extreme outside entering streich, siowly wore ienders down in a long drive. ' BROADSIDE was kept on outside of HELEN'S BABE in best going for entire (rip, raced latter into defeat when urged approaching stretch. but could not withstand winner's bid midway of the stretch. HELEN'S BABE began tiring after reaching stre LANCER was overmatched. SEVENTH_R. furlong. Purse. $800. Start good. Won driving: place easily. 4. by Rovai 2d or Busy American_-Runninz Queen. Values, $650, $100, $50. Time. 0:24%s, 0:49, 1:15%s, vat. Post. St. e $5.04, For 3-vearolds and up Winner. off ‘at 4:27 3650, Trainer, L. Gentry, ~Values, Jockeys. G. White W. Crump R. D. Straight. 7 Finnerty Dubois For_3-vear. Sent & wner, 1756 Str. Fin, v Ids and upward: claiming. i off at 5. J. Kelley. Trainer, same. Jockeye, Coleman Beech Pool Domina Jones Ryan Austin G, White W. Pronk $2.08, 32.54; 4 Al : 3 RIPES E L. k4 M. a et 3 e g 9 MUTUELS $8.18, $4.74: ONUP, FITRIPES, $2.9° QUEEN ROYAL after start and. wo drive with ONUP. Latter was forced wide while improving position on Iast two turns. 100k a_short iead midway of the siretch and only faltered in last jump. STARS AND STRIPES, in close quarters first balf mile. calned steadily when finding racing room fAnal auerter and held on 1o outstay MOLLIE MYHILL. Latter was forced back repeatedly in eatly ‘stages then closed & kood gap When taken oiitsifle through stretch. MADAM EMELIE j s Away well, but knocked back when MOLLIE MYHILL came over oon ing way up steadily thereafter, got up last stride after a gruelling EIGHTH RACE—One mile and a sixicenth. For 3-vear-olds: claiming. | Start poor. Won easilv: place driving. Went 5:21: off at $:23. _Winner. | Lucky Hour—Xenora. Owner and trainer, P. J. O'Neill. Values, $650, $100, 0:23%5, 0:47'5, 1:13%5, 1:41, 1:47%. | Horses. Wet. Post. St. Jockeys. LUCKY XENORA ... 103 € Finnerty Russell White Hotfman ! Colling Jones . ‘Watson Purse, $800. b. f, 3, by $50. Time. Straight. f S‘ £0 . o 1123 | THUNDER GIRL 3 677 VANDAL . PP THISTLE MAJOR SPORT DRESS I LOUISE WILSCN ... 1 I RHODODENDRON . llvl.lNTglOU? CIIALEE [ 1 Field Overweights—VANDAL, 2 pounds:, LUCKY XENORA, 3 pounds; ILLUSTRIOUS, 1 pound. | y NORA, §21, $10.06, $6.76; CON) - ! perGTYELS JUCKY XENKORA, 831, § $6.76; CONFIDENTIAL, $13.24, §8.38; THUN. \.,. LUCKY XENORA, lucks at [ 16ad ‘ana. saving much €round, PLO>AFORORS, 225503, Za8znan Heigle rt and under hustiing tactics. raced into s long sarly s neve: in danger. CONFIDENTIAL, never far back. moved up determinedly 'I\lerms retch, bui swerved when tiring near end. THUNDER | GIRL showed & winning effort after & poor send-off. VANDAL was repea‘edly nrc!g back, motad up stoutly when clear throush stretch to close a good kap. THISTLE MAJOR wi well SPORT DRERS, probably rest. was practicaily left and, used Up In racing into & contending position, had NOLBINg left Whea the test Cage tGold Mint Is Second, With Pays $10.02 in Accounting, UNCLE | N _ | twa exceptions. ward. Adios Handicap. | Winner. ¢h. &. | STARS AND | | Lightning Jones, displaying his usval | by a neck over Roll 'Em Down. The; | ington college diamond probably will | Py | be one at Hilltop today in which a team | J. Rowe, Jr. nied by Director of Athletics Lou Littlc, | | | br. c.. 4. by St. Henry—inaugural : E BEGINNER. | The pEon | SAINT 5 | DUSTBR( SONNY | cHICSAL' i another purse. {thing in here can threaten her. } PRISCA continues to show speed, but | | be even better than they indicate. Have Jamaica Race Chart JANMAICA RACE TRACK, N. . WEATHER CLEAR. FIRST RACE--8ix furlongs. For three- $1,000. Start poor. Won_driving; place_sam 8. by Muaintenon-Pigeon Pie. Owner, Emil 700, $200, §100. Time, 0:22%, 0:46%,. 1:13's Post. Bt. 14 2 3 1 i SFA RIP. : MY CORNWALL BO 3 MISS WR! b BABY CLARK .. CONTEMPLATE 1 1 - 1 1 Left 121 5 PIGEON WING 1I broke fast. but dropped back and wa: e with a powerful rush into a long le ed_ground. but weak gamely and w © been in anot THE TARTAR ran a good I MY COR PLATE was left. final sixteenth b Y., May 4 (Associated Press). . TRACK FAST. vear-olds and upward: _claiming. e Went 2:32: off at 2 Winner, Herz. Trainer, A. G. Robertson. Jockeys. Bt Workman' 9. McAtee 16 Kurtsinger Berret Fischer Lyons Thurber Stevens M. Garner MecTague Flston Inzelone Longo ~ 100 Kennedy 5 outrun to stretch. h and won eoing away. OKAYBEE sprinted ened fast siretch. ' EVERYTIME closed ner st AGAPANTHUS had no mishap. NWALL BOY had early speed. CONTEM- Ppurse. ch. n. Values. 12 20 100 100 in SECOND RACE Start good. Woi mute —Rosie_O 5200, $100. ve furlongs. lace same. Went w S EE B ot a H. P. Whitney entry. b Coupled in bett Overweight—CONCLAVE. 2 pounds. ERIN away fast, raced SALYERS into de was doing his vers beet fo win. WU was i When clear. Closed Fai iy on the e. For_maiden two-year-old: Wheatley Stable. FALYERS displayed good speed and ran fine race for first effort. {stce. “FLIMSY ran good race. HUESMAN had early speed. den Purse, 31 winner. b. 1., 2, by Tral 3:00, off at 3:02 Pitzsimmons,” Value, §700, Trziner, J. Pl 6-3 12 str. ™ Jockeys. St. McAuliffe 18- L. Fator McAtee Thurber Rovertson Malley Kelsay McTague M. Garner Greenwood Peterson i2¢ C. Watters 13 Workman 7 14 Barrett 18-5 ing as Trainer J. Fitzsimmons entry. 100 113 [ S X GrSnnmesSuime ) [ 4 feat, then drew away in final sixteenth. n close guarters in carly part, finished fast BEST MAN THIRD RACE—Six furlongs. For 3-year- urse. $1,200 added. ~Start good ianer. br. c. 3, by Broomspick—Yankee Value, 5945, $200. $100. Time. Wet Post. .19 o 113 Horses BEACON HILL. CHATFORD ' SUN EHADOW 1120 IGLOO ...... n7 BEACON HILL was much througn the middle of the feld, drew. out all the way and was next bes SUN SH. stopped b in stretch. He appeared to olds and upward. The California Handicap. : place_driving. Went _3:23, off a 3 Maid. _Owner, H. P. Whitney. Trainer, 0:23%s, 0:47%s, 1:1215. Jockeys. St. PL 8. Workman 4 7-10 Out Lyons § 7-5 Out McAtee 13-20 1-4 Out Peferson 6 Out He was g_around the turn, came and won easy. CHATFORD saved ground ADOW was_kept close to early pace, but be short. Igloo, with plenty of speed, set fast pace, but weakened in final furions. FOURTH_ RACE—One mile and one-sixt Kings County Handicap: $5,000 added. Stai 3.45. off at 3.47. Winne! plained, “the game might be called on | Rowe, ir. Value, 7,250, §1.000, $500. Horses. BARGELLO BYRD ... MY VIDA UPSET _LAD. DOUBLE PAY. ALGERNON . Wat. Post. St. i 3 2 | MEI FOO. LIGHT CARET . Overweight—UPSET LAD, 2'2 pounds. with a rush and, taking command, ‘'won gall speed. but tired badly in the stretch. MI closed gamely on the outside. UPSET LAD was in c; outrun. quariers all during the running strong at end. ME( FOO was kept well up for a mile. then dropped back. For 3-year-olds and upward. Won easily; place, driving. centh. rt good. b. ¢.. 3, by Bunting—Miniato, Owner, H. P. Whitney. Trainer. J. . 1:13%, 1:39, 1i4d4s. G st 20 2 6- 9-2 8- Jockeys. Robertson W. Garner Barrett McAtee McCoy Inzelone 12 L Fator 13-10 1, Rose 50 Bl BARGELLO. going in best form, followed pace to_ the final furlong, where he closed oping. BYRD broke fast, displayed excellent VIDA, ouisun for tne first seven furlon trailed far back in early part. was runni DOUBLE PAY and never had a chance. ALGERNON was $1.000. Start_xood. Won driving; place sa Owner, 3700, 1 Horse. 3200, $100. Time, wet o B3 0:24, 0:48Y Post. St. MARI/ VIRGINIA LIGHTN' ADJUTANT stretch to win. OLD KID slipped through for 5 furlongs, then stopped. SUN DIXIE ti FIFTH RACE One mile and 70 yards. For 3-year-olds THE BEGINNER handled his weight wéll and, GUNTHER was well up all the way and had no excuse. nd upward: claiming. Purse, Went 4:09. off at 4:10. Winner, b. Smith. Trainer, W. 8. House. 125, 1:45%. Jockess. _St. Eelsay 135 Wholey 4 Gnwood 13-5 Barrett 5 Elston 4 hurtsinger 15 Cooper 25 Brice is Lyons 30 Sulloway 30 Inzelone 30 setiing fast pace, drew away in on inside around turn and finisned gamely. WEET LACRUSE had speed ired after showing speed for 7 furlongs. SIXTH RACE—Six furlongs. For 3-ve: . Won easily: place, driving Campfire—Better Believe. ~Owner, T. §1Lo. Time, 0:23%, 0:47%, 1:124. st Horses. L INDIAN SCOUT out-lessed. casils, CHEERS sct facl b his fleld. He den and had “olds and upward: nt 432, off 3. Cass e anc_ held on gamely. nditions. Purse. $1.000. ‘winner, ch. c.. 4, b uer. Vaiue, $700, St. Pl 9. t 4: idy. Jockeys. Barrett inzelone Malley Rovertson Elston M. Garner 30 Leishman 60 20 took lead when ready and drew away to win LONE finished gamely in LETA ish: no excuse. PRICKLY HEAT closed fast. streich.’ COOTS was mile and % CE;-One . Star: good. Won easily; plac y Sweep—Camiliw 8. Owrer, J Time, s 1 Wst. Post, 8. it SUN DE MEUR. ATELIA TESTER OOM 2 H H ? i 1 H TORCH 8 8 T ek 1t 1 Corrected weight—CHICSAL, 100 pounds. race. TESTER had no mishap. TORCH col yards. 025, CHARLEY J. 8. opened wide lead. saved ground and_won nicely in hand SUN MEUR saved ground on turn and outzamed ATELIA. nd_upward: cloiming. ot 'at 454, \finper. Kearns. Value, 3700, Por 3-yea e, driving__ Went 4:5: White. ‘Trainer, F. 15445 Str. Pin. 11 3 23 PL 10 2 8-! 1 1 Jockeys. Barcene Brice Leishman Barrett Builman 30 Lyons 8 Cooper 30 McTague 9-2 ais D. Jones 12.5 10 10 10 Sullowey 30 1 Overweight—CHICSAL, 1'3 pounds. st. 30 [ 4 6 1 50 o 24 3u & 4 DE The latter ran her usual good uld never get up. Tomorrow’s Selections BY GEORGE SMITH, 1—Partisan, Guilder, Uptown Lad. 2—Glen Wild, Bar.le Duc, Fair A'hert. 3—Sortie, Mowlee, Le Bey. 4—Good as Gold, St. Prisca, Tcwsen - elda. 5—Drawing Board, Euphrates, Aregal. 6—~Watkinson, Black Pride, Aversion. i—Saucy Sue, Milady, Jane Rinehart. BEST—GOOD AS GOLD. PARTISAN trimmed as good as these in his last start. Races as though he favors heavy going. If sent after the purse in the first instead of in the fourth, he thould never be menaced by this field. GUILDER could not keep pace with him last time theéy met. Over fast going the latter might have been more prominent. The main con- tender, but does not appear capable of being closer than second. UPTOWN LAD closed a lot of ground in that same race. Was gradually picking up the leaders at the end. With a more alert start he should be a factor here. GLEN WILD encounters a band of mighty poor maidens, with btit one o The clockers say this colt is at top form and very fast. His races last year show much promise. Looks best of these in the second. BAR | LE DUC is a somwhat doubtful quan- | tity. Flashed a little speed in her one race here, but must improve immense.v | to menace to top one. FAIR ALBERT | is_improving with racing. Certain to | offer some opposition, but doubt if he | is good enough to cope with the top one. | SORTIE is improving with each race Last time he took on Mowlee he was forced to accept defeat, but with the conditioning he has received in that | and a later good race, he should be | able to reverse that last verdict in the third. MOWLEE rates very close to the top one and will take a speedy horse | to stop him. If he can_handle Sortie he has little to fear. LE BEY hardly rates with the top pair, if his races may | be relied on. However, he is dead fit and certain to give his best. GOOD AS GOLD has turned in cnough speedy performances to make her an outstanding choice over the field | in the fourth. A very fast filly, she ap- | pears to have a splendid chance to win | Hardly likely that any- | ST. she must improve a great deal to stop | the top one. Might be good enough to hold off the balance. TEWSENELDA | appears to be an improving sort. Her | two races were very good, and sh® may to give her a chance at part of the; purse. DRAWING BOARD is a very fit animal and he has always taken kindly to this strip. Won his last galloping and should he do as well against the somewhat speedier opposition believe he can repeat in the fifth. EUPHRATES is packing a lot of weight. Was a long time winning a race, but now that he has reached his top form look for him to prove the main contender here. would make him dangerous. The sleeper in the field. WATKINSON finds a feld of his own | kind in the sixth. While it is a race | chock full of possibilities, the old fellow |is in fine shape and looks capable of handing them a whipping. BLACK PRIDE jwas a fast trick at Miami. O | of thos® races she may get close to the leaders here. AVERSION has won re- cently at a longer route, and has men- aced fair sprinters several times. Dead fit and apt to prove a serious factor. SAUCY SUE is just as consistent as fillies come. In with her own sex here, she should prove good enough to carry her heavy impost to a victory in_ the final. Off of her races looks best. MILADY is a nice miss, and, although she will find more opposition in this field than she encou~tored in her last galloping win, she certain to be among the leader: ai the fini-). JANE RINEHART has found her winning stride. She is a flest miss when right, and her last stamps her as ready to meet this kind. Any additional im- provement vould make her a tough one to stop. AURORA SELECTIONS BY 1HE LOUISVILLE TIMES. (Associated Press.) . Domesticated, Sincerely, Marsaret El- BY THE LOUISVILLE TIMES. (Assaciated Press.) Gi Fuget Sound. Fiyi BEST—FINITE. 4 “Wilsonian” ¢ Clubs and a Bag 3 woods and 1 iron. made by Thos. E. Wilt son_Co. [Rez. $13 Value. $7.75 50c GOLF BALLS $2.85 ol Re:ul: Epecial AREGAL can do better than his two races here would indicate. Over slow going he has beaten as good as these ai times, and a race back to best form GROCE’ In the | He | Big Values for Golfers 3 Matched Woods Wilson's Johrny 524 ily Wins Pimlico Oaks : Jamaica Feature Goes to Bargello, at 20- BEACON HILL ALSO WINS FOR WHITNEY Workman Rides Latter, and With Pigeon Hole 1l Beats Choice in Third. JAMAICA RACE TRACK, New York, May 4 (#).—Over a fast track, Harry Payne Whitney's Bargello, quoted at 20 to 1 in the betting, scored an impres- sive victery in the Kings County Handi- cap, which featured a well balanced card here today. It was the second | victory for the Whitney Stable, as | Beacon Hill scored in the third event., The Fair Stable’s Byrd, well played, was second, and T. M. Cassidy's Mi Vida third. Mei Foo, the Rancocas entry, and favorite in the betting, fin- ished away back. He stopped to a walk in the final quarter mile. The race carried a net value of $7,250, and the mile and a sixteenth was run in the fast time of 1:44 3-5. The start was good. Byrd ran right to the front, followed by Bargello and | Mei Foo. In the run down the back | stretch Byrd drew out, but Mei Foo moved inio the place,’ with Bargello rd. Robertson, who had the mount, kept Bargello under restraint, preferring to make his run on the turn. The boy timed his move to the second. At the | three-furlong pole he rushed Bargello up on the inside and then came around Byrd in the stretch. Bargello took the lead, and drawing away won by four lengths. Byrd beat Mi Vida a half a length for the place. Bargello has been. named for both the Preakness and Ken= tugky Derby. Pigeon Wing Scores. In a rousing finish Emil Herz's Pigeon Wing II, ridden by Sonny Workman, was a winner of the first race, beating the favorite, Okaybee, with Everytime third. The race was run over a fast track and the time was 1:13 1-5. Okay= bee jumped away to a long lead and Mc= Atee let her step along. She turned into the stretch three lengths to the good, but in the final drive she tired | and Pigeon Wing II, closing resolutely, | got up to win by half a length. Okaybea | beat Everytime a head for the place. The winner paid 9 to 2. The Wheatley Stable's Erin, with Mc~ Auliffe, was winner of the second event, in which 14 high-class juveniles com- peted with the Rancocas Stable's Wu, favorite, second, and the Jadell Stable’s Salyers third. The winner ran the five furiongs in 1:00 3-5. Wu came along an end and gained the place by a nose, with Salyers third. ‘Workman Makes It Two. Under a perfectly judged ride, Harry Payne Whitney's Beacon Hill scored & victory with Sonny Workman in the saddle in the third race, a six-furlong sprint. Chciford was second and Sun Shadow third. The start was good, the field going away in a line. Igloo, with his brilliant burst of speed, ran into the lead, but when the field spread out on the turn Beacon Hill was rushed to the front, and drawing away won by six lengths. Chatford beat Sun Shadow one and & (hlg;t‘nflha for the place, with Igloo foul Theuu\smerl put over a good thing in the fifth race, when The Beginner, with the veteran Jockey Kelsay in the sad- dle, landed first money, but it took the boy's best effort to get his mount home. ©ld Kid was second cnd Gunther third. ‘Sweet Lacruse made the running for half & mile, then The Beginner ran to the lead. He displayed good speed and won in a drive by a length from Old Kid, which in turn beat Gunther half a length for the place. Indien Scout was_the first favorite ta score during the day. He carried 119 pounds and won the sixth race in & gallop. Cheers was second and Lets alone third. Cheers and Indian Scout ran close together for haif a mile, then Indian Scout took the lead to Wwin by four lengths. Cheers bat Letalone & head for the place. AURORA ENTRIES FOR MONDAY. FIRST, RACE — $800: mares; 3-vear-olds and_up: 105 Sincerely *Sister Joan Also eligible— Prostilla Girl. { *Blue Heaven Pennsylrania II. Quadrille 5 ‘Bray Annie .. ‘Marearet Elnore. 1 Orbikrip ... *Patsy SECOND RACE-—$30 maidens: 415 furlo Florence May.... 10 Troubsnova Goose _Step. Miss Ruthie. Mat_P*=hone Rober.~ L... THIRD R olds: 41: Thelma L. | Kitty Keane *Lyda Mae . Betty Cagwin. Dorothy Mac SEaster Seth.... FOURTH RACE—$800; claiming: 3-yeare olds; 6 furlongs. iming; 2-year- Eattie Seth. ©Old Mark. The Coach.. . *Tems & Amou Lauicx A Patti Louise. 103 Bun-ora D111 Red Man. 'l 1103 Mary Virginia. 1727 Fox; Seth . *Shanty McCarty. *Bidabie . Catherine S.. 1 “Empty Glass FIFTH RACE_s1000 Claiming; ’ up; 6 furlongs. LTS o 1 1) <Al Garaet. i 3-year- .. 100 " | Wooldridge sPaternal . *Stampdale SIXTH RACE—$800; and up: 1 mile. *wWapanoca ..... 113 =Orman .. *Unionvilie Also_ eligible— *Gay Hallie. +Foreclosure i Golden Sight SEVENTH RACE—$1.000; clatming; d-year- olds and up; mile and 70 yards. TR sy Money *Endor *Clearing Festival geb . *Red et 108 *Appentice ailowance claimed. Track {s ! 5 Matched Rustless Irons PN R L b shafts. Bet of 5, n.n;é«. Speelal. GOLF BAGS specit. $2.55 |=——|0o] $30.00. o [————]a[——=[q| Southeast Corner of 11th& EN.W S