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5 YHE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, JUNE 2, 1929—PART 5. Bateau Takes Suburban in Close Finish : Kentucky Oaks Goes to Rose MANOWARFLLY | Belmont Race Chart ||KARL EITEL TAKES Louisville Race Chart WlA“l'Hm CLFAR. TRACK FAST. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. R e P L e s pier dake 1o, FIRST, RACE_Six and gne-balf furloner, For 3-year-olds and upvac; clatming e o gy Sy e OSBRSS Bem WONTAUAYITE IS SRS D o oy Bunting - Paisy Lee. COw Todinel Shaties nLen 1 s Value, $900, $200, $100. Time, 0:23%, Battleshin Gray. a Son, Also| Makes Runaway Race to Is a Winner in Third at Beat Thistle Fyrn Be!mont Park. and Minotaur. of Sharon SPOTLIGHT, $26.48, BEATS BLANG SEING | Sewell' Combs Sexds in Two First-Time-Out Fillies and Both Win. Washington Park Selections BY GEORGE SMITH 1. Santa Sophia, Helen King, Miss Nobody. 2. Traymore, George Groom, Hidden Thoughts. 3. Tyrol, Sixty, Kentucky Babe. 4. Jimmy Moran, Chatter Anne, Khara. 5. King Nadi, Dowagaic, Beauregard. 6. Vimont, Finnic, Tamina. %. Helen E., Onup, John Peel. BEST—TYROL. The first is a rather open affair. A number of these maidens have shown | promise. If it is not too fast for SANTA SOPHIA we may see her grad- uate. Bred to run her race in mud she has shown two good efforts over | soft footing. 1If she gets it Monday | she may be hard to beat. HELEN KING | has threatened in both her starts. | Again rates a place near the front. | MISS NOBODY showed high speed in | her first outing, but could not keep up toward the finish. The race should help her and she looks formidable with these. TRAYMORE was not quite\ ready to win a heat last time. At that he was only overcome in the last few strides. The conditioning he received on that L Jockeys. St. &1 McAtee 3-5 Straight Steften "15 W Garner 18-5 Peterson 3 E Watters 50 Robertson 3-5 McTe ot g . Horses. st. MISS LEE 2 NARVA . OTILLA GOLDEN COLNA. PURPLE SAND 1 GRANDMA G.... DANDY BRUSH LADY BASIL... VERA C. £ ROSEHUE_ £ JOSEPH _ SA] JIMMALEE T ECHOLIGHT .... 1 Field, Overweight—OTILLA, ROSEHUE, 5 pounds. MUTUELS—MISS LEE, $26.34. $784, $664: NARVA, $3.90. $2.98; OTILLA, $6.94. MISS LEE. away well and displaving good speed throughout. shook off repeated challenges first half mile and. continuing gamely. held NARVA safe Latter. prominent from start. moved up determinedly midway of the stretch. but faltered last sixteenth OTILLA. in close quarters to the turn. come with a belated rush on inside and finished strongest of all. GOLDFN COLNA. used up in early stages, weakened badly when the test came. PURPLE SAND went well. SECOND _RACE_Five and Springdale. Purse, $1.200. Start good 2144, Winner, ¢h. f., 7. by Bunting—Whirl Combs. Value, $900,” 5200, $100. Time, 0.23, 0:47, Wet Post. Et 1 4 Frozgate McCrossen . Dubois Heupel Schutte Kern . Russell Connelly Abel Rouster Philpot Pichon Krueger 10 0 rorsmes = 1 1 enuntuSanns j 3 i 3 1 o 1 0 5 3 H @aBEE0m o 1 1 H 1 i bH. P. Whitney entry. SaaE R A CE | nor2C05SM, 8, Brobably the best colt shown so, far this mectine. Mo ls & fne, Jooking orse. He jumped away to a fast nd ‘was under stout r or entire. trip TRACK, N. ¥ R‘,K ,1;,, and st the end was only g . QUESTIONNAIRE closed with a rush and is about | , N. Y., June 1 ®.— | feady to win. RAEBURN was weil up and hard ridden all the way. MAYA ran on Before a crowd of 20,000 | improved race. SKIBO brove in the air and closed a bi¢ ¥ap. POLYFON had no mishap race fans and in one of the ) prettiest and clesest finishes, w.15' SFChDND “RA(d:lE—Abn;lesgo e :?r '4-y=.ar-o|al. -mxn valmd n’;r;‘: S;:rl:n;fl]ag P i eeplechase Handica : ed. Start goo on "easily; place s n G M. Jefford’s Bateau, ridden by SreiSH Valie Vis0. 3600, 3300, Time, 3485 Winner, b. g, 5, by Golden Orb— Eddie Ambrose, scored a great vic- | Nought. Owner, T. Hitchcock. Trainer, P. Green tory when she won the Suburban | Horse 1R Handicap from a high-class field | BAF Zaaus’ 11110 £ 3 here today. | CANTERBURY Bateau is & bay filly by Man o' War, | 30V oaiNe and enrolled her name as one of the | BRICE . few mares to win the great Suburban | EIDER . Handicap. J. R. Macomber's Petee 1 Lost ride Wrack, which won the Metropolitan Corrected weight—EIDER, 150 pounds. Handicap last Saturday, finished a nose ROD BACK.. aW. R. Coe entry. wihntanhaSaan BEATH' 1 > UR ST DO, 13 By the Associated Press. HURCHILL DOWNS RACE TRACK, Ky. June 1—D. E Stewart’s 3-year-old filly, Rose of Sharon, carrying top weight. of 121 pounds, captured the Kentucky Oaks, the feature event on the closing day of the Churchill Downs meeting. Lady Broadcast, from the R. Caldwell stable, was second, and Cur- rent, the well played favorite from the R. S. Clark string, was third. The race was worth $10,080 to the winner. Ten Horses started. Rose of Sharon, away well, but held in stout restraint during the first 5 fur- longs, began moving up on the far turn and continued on into the stretch, | By the Associated Press. AIRMOUNT PARK, June 1—J. J. Coughlir's Karl Eitel made a runaway race of the Fairmount Derby today. J. Collins’ Thistle Fyrn was second and J. R. Thompson, jr.'s, Minotaur. third, Karl Eitel took a three-length lead at the break of the barrier and held his advantage throughout to win easily by the same margin. Karl Eitel was rid- den by little Bobby Jones, and the boy put up a perfect ride. Thistle Fyrn, only filly in the Derby, followed the terrific pace set by the winner closely, and showed an excellent effort, but just lasted to take second money by & head. Minotaur was slow to get going, 2 pounds: GRANDMA G, 2 pounds: VERA C. 4 pounds | miles. | Fin. Jockeys. St. Mr A Bosiwick 17:8 Mr. G. Bostwick 13-5 T. Griffiths 15 W. Colling 2 H. Jeffcott Mr'J. V. H. Davis 8tr. i 310 “The off at s s 2-year-old_ maidens Went. 2:42, Trainer, one-half furlongs. For Won_driving: place” same Owner. Gallaher & Combs. 1:0045, 1:0745 Jockeys. D. Connelly D! Dubois 3. Dominick H. Philpot L’ Pichon N. Huft Straight. = Horses. LADY WINGERS.. ASPIRIN : {PEACE BUD. DONORA ON" TRIAL 1y pace for a mile, then moved up very fast, took lea The entire fleld- went to a false start. They ran about 5 furlongs before pulling up. behind, with E. B. McLean'’s Toro third | first four horses were driving to the | limit, and a blanket would have covered | them. There was a claim of foul lodged, | but the stewards, after carefully in- | vestigating the matter, allowed the re- | sult to stand ‘The winner received $14,100; the second horse, $2,500: the | third, $1,000. and fourth saved its stake The time was 2:033;. The start was good. Petee Wrack | rushed to the front. followed by Soul | of Honor and Sunfire, while Chance Shot, favorite, was back in the bunch. Petee Wrack continued to show the way for a mile, but at the stretch turn he went a bit wide and Bateau shot through on the inside. Sunfire was on | the outside and Toro on the outside of | him. The last furlong was a terrific | BANGLE was rated along off e and BATTLESHIP GRAY. CURATE_ .. TOO_HIGH STRETCHER SUN_BROOM MINT FRIARY. .0 BROWN WIZARD SUN ' SHADOW ... 2IGLOO ... & HERODIONES . held CURATE safe. ground and ran a good race. chasing the pace. won_easily. BEELZEBUB disp) recovered and closed a big gap. SAORSTAT had speed for a mile. | ed good speed. and R. T. Wilson’s Sunfire fourth. The | CANTERBURY made a very bad landing at the water jump the first turn of field fenced well and was next best e was running strong at end. MALVOISINE THIRD RACE S £1.200. Stari good en furlongs. For Won handily; place ea: 3.'by Man o' War—Alice Blue Gown. Value, £900, $200, $100. Time, 023, 0:46%s. Horses. Wat. Post. St 108 112 aBomanmus— Sacenuamen - 1108 aW. R. Coe entry. BATTLESHIP GRAY broke running, rushed to the front. set fast pace Latter was herd ridden and had no excuse. TOO STRETCHER Wi Owner., 1i113, BROWN WIZARD made a bid around the turn Pennant. Purse, Winner. gr. c.. | Conway. r-olds and upward. The Went 3:48. off at 3:5312 Glen Riddie Farms.” “Trainer, G. Fin. i y. Jockeys. St. Brice [} W. Garner 6-5 Robertson 10 E. Watters 12 Beishak 10 Rose 50 Leishman 8 3 8 McAtee Inzelone Schenk and easily d HIGH s well up all the wa. but weakened fast. drive, the four horses fighting for every inch 'of ground, and in the last stride Bateau got up to win by a-nose. Petee Wrack beat Toro a like distance for the place. O'Donnell, who rode Petee Wrack, claimed that Ambrose on Ba- teau interfered with him at the fin- ish. Bateau paid 20 to 1. Whitney Shows Good Colt. Harry Payne Whitney probably un- covered the best juvenile of the year when he sent Boojum, a son of John P. Grier-Elf, to the post in the opening event. The colt was ridden by Pony McAtee and he ran the 5 furlongs in the face of a head wind in the fast time of 0:591-5 seconds. Boojum was never out of wraps. McAtee got him away on his toes and the colt rushed right to the front. He breezed along, leading by 8 or 10 lengths all the way, to win galloping by 8 lengths. Questionnaire was second by a length DOLAN . CHICATIE broke slow SUNFIRE_was kept close to the early pace. gamely. SORTIE, on the outside. ran & good race. SHOT ran & very poor race, speed for a mile. FOURTH ' RACE—One mile and one-quarter. Suburban_Handicap. off at 2:037s, 8. P. Harlan. $10.000 added. Start 32,500, Man o' Value, $14,100, b. £, 4 by 4:2302. Winner, wmouanSentasd Horses. ] g [T - SRR i 13 a Trainer T. J. Healey entry. Overweight—DOLAN, 3 pounds; BATEAU broke well. was the field went wide on stretch turn and. closing PETEE WRACK handled his weight weil, set fast pace and held on gamely. He made ‘up ground fast was carried a bit wide on turn and held on nd in a tangle. being outrun 00d. $1.000, 3275, War—Escuina. SOUL OF HONOR, 3 pounds. rated along on inside: For 3-year-olds and upward. ‘The ‘Won driving: place same. Went 4:21, Time, 0:24%, 0:483s. 1:13%;, 13825, Owner, W. M. Jeffords. Trainer, 8. % 8 En st 208 an bl Jockeys. Ambrose O'Donnell Pascuma Leonard Pl 3 108 s 128 + 13 Robertson 40 slipped through on inside when gamely, was up to win in Iast stride. | TORO | and finished with a_rush. DISPLAY closed a bis_gap. CHANCE from the start. SOUL OF HONOR had and a half over Raeburn. ‘T. Hitchcock’s Bangle, carrying the crushing impost of 165 pounds, was an easy winner of the Corinthian Steeple- chase after making the pace for the last mile. Beelzebub was second and Canterbury third. The entire field ran away to a false start for about 6 furlongs and then the riders began to pull up. When the real start came, Malvoisine led for a mile, then Bangle ran into the lead. The Hitchcock jumper just galloped along in front to win by five lengths. Beelze- bub took the place by 10 lengths over Canterbury. The latter ran a good race after making a bad landing at the water jump the first turn of the field. ‘The race was worth $3,450 to the winner. Battleship Gray at 6 to 1. ‘The Glen Riddle Farm's Battleship Gray, at 6 to 1 in the betting, was an easy winner of the third event, a 7- furlong sprint, defeating the favorite, Curate, with Too High third. Battle- ship Gray jumped away to the lead and, making all the pace, won by a length and a half. Curate beat Too High five lengths for the place. The time was 1:23 3-5. H. P. Whitney’s silks were carried to victory in the fifth race by Chimney Sweep, making it a double for the pop- ular colors. Golden Plume was second b b Pus b. Rowe, Jr. G tart good. Buits SossarGaraen of Allsh 700, $200, $100. a KLINGSTONE CEYLON PRINCE WASHAK] TURF JOHN J. & CORNISH LAD. 'WONDERFUL AGAPANTHUS OBO%: = oo COM'S'R HANNON. gan=.y. CORNISH rlongs H_RACE—Five fu o sood. Won_ easily: piace rse, $1,200. Start good. c.. 2, by Whisk Broom II—Polly Flinders Value, $900, $200, $100. Time, 1 Horses. Wwet. Post. St CHIMNEY SWEEP.. 112 5 OLDEN PLUME ni MOONBTRUCK « 2 S i a Rappahannock Stable entry: b Overyeight—SUBCHASER, 2 pounds. CHIMNEY SWEEP worked his way up and. finishin PLUME forced the early pace DIM RAY quit badly. TAOS (Widener course) i M H. P. Whitney entry. nd held on gamely. an a good race. The Fair Play. Winne: J. Gl For 2-year-olds. Went_4:56, off at 4:50: driving. H. P. Whitney. Trainer, Owner, Jockeys. St. Rob'ts'n 11-10 M. Garner 20 McAtee 11-10 Inzelone Leonard L. Pator Legere Schaefer GOLDEN ame effort. | fast. won going away. MOONSTRUCK made a SIXTH RACE—One mile. Won easily; place drivi IL_ Ow: Time, 0:23%. 0:47%. 1 ‘Wgt. Post. St. 1087 88 = ks St KING. WILLTA! KERNAN. RE ool g (T =28 2 Oak Ridge Stable entry. Overweight—OLD BLACK JOE, 1 pound. 25INGSTONE finished with a rush and LAD tired. -olds_and upward; WASHAKIE suffered early interference. $1.000 3. by Value, claiming. _ Purse, off at 5:27'a. Winner, b. &. dge Stable. Trainer, J. Loftus. 8t L] Jockeys. M. Garner Fischer W. Garner Rose Thurber L. Fator Brice Stevens Ratti Robertson Lyons Quattieb'm Munden Barrett Bats! 8 3.2 % 12 Toe wBaBhTnnwme! won going sway. CEYLON PRINCE closed WONDERFUL had plenty of speed. and Moonstruck third, Golden Plume cut out the early running, but in the final furlong Chimney Sweep came fast and won by a length. Golden Plume ‘beat Moontruck a head for the place. Washington Park Results T RACE—6 furlonss D. (Neal), won $i44 422 (Jones), second 386 Relline (Anderson), third Christie Flana, Genghis Khan, Rafl. Joe Engel, Chaiternella also ran. SECOND RACE—5 furlon Lost Agnes (Erickson), won $5.70 llian Tobln (Halbert); ‘second High Gravity, P; ran. THIRD RACE—6 furlongs. King Nadi (Shropshire), won $4.60 Fannie J. (Douglas). second Golden Vot (Ayraud), third 92 F. S. Jordan, Cheers, Princeton, Bootlan Right of Way FIRS No, McGonigle (Meyer).' { Grenadier G also ran. FIFTH RACE—1'% mile ¥owiee (Catrone, 2808 4. ‘naan (Janes). second 6. Golden Prince (Shropshire), third Montanaro, Chicago also ran. SIXTH RACE—1 mile. Florida Gold (Jones), won Maxiva (Halbert), second Wacker Drive (Douglas) Also ran—Bar None, Cu SEVENTH RACE—1% miles. Know Me Gnome (Neal), wi Hazel Denson (Frye), second Pat Calhoun (Watson), third . Also ran—Cartoon, Princely, Sweet Mandy, Sasamook. Quibbler, Golden 34 5384 314 324 304 ird 408 Theorist Jane. 12.22 5.20 2.82 PR N Washington Park Entries FOR MONDAY. PIRST RACE-Purse. $1.200: the Apoll fTheater: claiming: maiden 2-year-oids; furlongs. *Ladrone Cheng Tu Little Rumpus Royal Equity Miss Lotta ... Mat Mahoney ... Parnell Bey .00 Miss Nobody ... 110 SECOND RACE— Purse. $1.200. Theater: claiming: 3-year-olds mile (out of chute) Festival . 109 *Prances Rock .. 102 *George Gioom'. 109 Traymore 109 Betsy Jane Red Leathr . *Bill Seth *Tommy Dovie .. 97 *Shasta Belle 99 THIRD RACEPurse. stone Theater. claiming. up: 6 furlongs Brunette Pref'red 106 Golden Vol 118 Black Spot 106 Bowler 111 FOURTH RACE—Purse, _$1.200 Opera House; 2-year-olds: 5 furlongs. Timour_ . 111 Chatter Anne Camp Boss 111 Khara Tilinots D11 Jimmy Monan Fort Dearborn . 111 Baluta | FIFTH RACE Purse, $1.500: the Adelph Theater; 4-year-olds and up; 1 mile. King Nadi ...... 112 Flattery .... Wacker Drivé ... 103 Repievin 108 Dowagiac 110 Beauregard 110 SIXTH RACE—Purse. $1.300; the Harris “Theater; claiming; 3-year-olds: 1 mile and 70 vards. =Earl of Warwick Irene T. *Finnic Tamina SEVENTH RACE—Purse, $1.200; the Cort Wheater; claiming; 4-year-olds and up; 1's miles. o ) Helen King ..... Jaboulay *Santa Soohia . Shy Peter 3 Pikes Peak the Garrick and up; Armee Navee ... *Jean Navelle Sandy Man ..... Merrick Coppershine *Homewood $1,200: the Black- a-year-olds and *Tyrol ~Kentucky Babe Sixty . 5 *Black "Patti .. 103 108 112 Solo ... 107 By Gosh ‘Where Horses Race For the Next Week .Closes June 10 Closes July 6 .Closes June 29 ....Closes June 3 Latonia. .. .June 4 to July 6 Long Branch ..June 5 to June 12 Connaught Park.....June 5 to June 12 FAIRMOUNT SELECTIONS BY THE LOUISVILLE TIME! (Associated Pres 1. Thistle John, Panivan; 2. Black Darling, The R 3. Sunny Port, CI 4. Herade, Lieut. Ri . Thistie'Ann, Pa: 6. Hesigation, M: Belmont Park.. Fairmount Park Washington Park Thorncliffe Park. BY POST TIME. (New York Telegram. k ley’s Peki P: BEST—LACE. BY TBE LOUISVILLE TIMES. (Assoclated Pre: Charon, Devil Polish. Foretime, P Jack Hi . Bradiey Wrackell. Stormy 3 B dy Pis. Croye BEST—BRADLEY S PEGGY. BY THE LOUISVILLE TIMES. (Assoclated Press.) 1. Kentucky Lad, DIl 2 Reigh Shet, Kentucky andy, Sucky, Tilll Intense, Curdl JACK HIGH. In third at Belmont Monday. 110 Brumfield 105 *Onup CIRCULET. HUNTER SETS PACE IN TRAP-SHOOT EVENT Joseph Hunter maintained his fast pace in trapshooting when he powdered 49 out of 50 clays in the 50-target | spoon trophy race yesterday to lead the field in the weekly Washington Gun Club shoot at the Benning range. Dr. Monroe, Fawsett and Shelton were close runners-up to Hunter, each getting 48 breaks. Bob Livesey was the winner in the miss-and-out contest. In the Castleberg trophy contest, Dr. Stine added another victory and now leads the field. Dr. Monroe annexed a win in the second round by turning in a 25. These were the only two victorles | recorded. Henry Bartholomew topped the shoot- ers in the doubles with 43 out of 48. J. Marcey tied with Bartholomew for the high score in this event, each miss- ing only one shot in 24 in the second event. CHICAGO SUMMARIES (Continued from First Page.) {ran a very dull race and at no time | Bunview Doncru . Storm King. .. Sun Agnes.. Pondy . Taudlane " Mac Maxim Voyage Circulet Sea_Kale but moved up in the stretch and beat the odds-on favorite, Naishapur, 10 lengths for third money. Naishapur looked dangerous. Karl Eitel rewarded his backers in the mutuels at $15.98 for a $2 ticket o win, and ran the mile and a quarter in 2:11, | 4 FOR MONDAY. FIRST "RACE-—$1,100; claiming; maiden 3- year-olds; 5 furlongs. Kentucky Lad Cocky Coptain... 116 Battle Banner... 111 Wander Lou. Dilusk ... Ienite . . < ios it Margaret Helen SECOND RACE—$1.100: claiming: 3-year- olds and up; first division. 7 furlongs. Royal Cause. 106 “Chicsal ... Cogwheel ... razer ..o 0 Rex Muscarum. Kentucky 'Colon S Reigh Shot Botanic ... Rock Thorn Marengo Autumn _ Fre Bethlehem Also_eligible Hope Hampton Jonah . THIRD RA claiming. second division. Little M Clock _Golf. Sucky Marle Blanche 2 Tillie .::°).0. 0 108 Fire Boy.... John Wiiliam 2d. 106 Fear Not e Sinaste ......... 108 Dr. Ralston ... . Pandy 112 Plaguer ... Also eligible— Obtain | 109 el 110 . 104 106 Waflles Final . 109 | 4. 108 108 Sewanee Hot Pepper FOURTH RACE_$1.100: claiming: 3-year- olds and up; third division, 7 furlonss. 97 Pledge Arlita Sea Kale . Sweet Soni Curdle Al Kripp! Knockabout Intense .. 106 | FIFTH RACE—$7.500 added: 3-year-olds and up: Prince of Wales Plate: 1 _..... 117 fHumanist Lion Hearied::.. 113 fSonelli .. 1 1Sewickiey Stable entry. SIXTH RACE—$1.100; olds and up; 1. miies nky Rice...... 112 Duckling *Koscluskn | 107 Cedar Cresi. Spanish Fixer. .. 107 Dentaria . 105 | Cross Word...... 105 Fire Rock. 13 | SEVENTH RACE—$1.200; claiming; 3-vear- olds and up: 1's miles Crecy ...... 100 *Dragon ........ 100 Clarence Le' Bus. 105 Middle Tempie!. 96 Cottage Eoy 108 *Fair Oil 88 Wampee 105 *Wheatstici: a6 | Tagewell . 105 Great Rock... .. 111 porentice” aliowance claimed. Weather clear; track fast. BAINBRIDGE ENTRIES FOR MONDAY. FIRST RACE—Purse. 3800: syear-olds and up; 6 furlengs. Lorelei Shanty McCarty. Lothario Fair Girl *Whizzing Cloud. Also_eligible— My Sis . sSea Crest *Margarette E.. Geoandad _ . Wayne. jr. ...... Thistle Gold *Chrysier *Courier ... Wentz *Ball Gee """ Tanger ... *Rosa Sweep .. Bavelle Fronk SECOND RACE—Purse. 3-year-olds and up; 6 furloni Rhubarb ... m Knave of ‘Clubs. 115 Also_eligible— Pardon ......... 104 Payman ... 115 ger . Pickerel =t *Master Eddie Keeper .. ... 112 4-year- . 108 | vees M| claiming; claiming; 3- = 110 9 <o 207 . 104 $800; claiming; Surgls ... Mrieda’ G. *Sonia’s Pal *Danceawny Parachute Foreclose *Garish THIRD RACE_Purse, year-olds; 5 furlongs. Shy Share . 109 Hattie Seth Skooty Pooty ... 1]0 Captain’s D 94 Temps d'Amour.. 100 *Curtain Cail FOURTH RACE—Purse. $800; claimini year-olds and up, 1/s miles. Bantam ... 108 Pinnster . *Foreman ".’] 107 *Midwestern Jack O'Leen ... 107 Sir Retlaw Fair Bl Signola Warfleld Foretold Dante Ticker FIPTH RACE—Purse. $800; allowances; 3- year-olds and up; 6 furlongs. Atenas .......... 111 War Insti . 108 Two Colors ... 111 Tchard 108 Paragraph {111 Vanquish SIXTH RACE—Purse, $800; claiming: year-olds and up: 6 furlongs. Cruelty . 112 Acauire .. Matthew "'I"""/7 108 *Jack Howe @.l.l Moon Phase’ ..l 88 Old Bill Lo103 *Prince Bozo €8 °Classy 100 | SEVENTH RACE—Purse, $800; claiming; 3- year-olds and up; 1/ miles. Pilg. . .. 110 Luck Piece .. *Jack Fairman “Empty Glnss *Grapestone Jim Bridger *8ir Leonid SImmernoch Plucky Pal Caribe . Sargasso ... *Cupid’s *Apprentice allowance claimed. $800; claiming: e iligh, Pittsburgh): Streid. Chenoa, and Ward, Detroit (Western). tied for second: fourth, Olsen, Wheaton, IIli fifth, Richardson, Englewood. Iil; Wallace, La: will, Ind.: Brame (Rooseveit H Ohio): Cobean, Wellington, Kans., & nis, Detroit (Northwestern), tied for sixth. Height. 6 feet 2 inches. SHOTPUT—Won by Deese, Loraine, Kans.; second, Linder, Lostant, ill; _third, Wil- liams, Oxford, N. C.; fourth. Beach, Paw- huska, Okla.; fiith, Elser (Horace Mann High,' Gary. Ind): sixth, Grinus, West Prankfort, Il = Distance, 56 fee: 7 inches. (Breaks world interschoiastic record of 56 feet 3 inches, by Clarence Houser, 1922, and meet_record of 56 feet. by Houser. 1922}, DISCUS THROW-—Won by Morean, Fort Collins, Colo.; second, Sumner, Wellington, Kai johnson,” Portland, Me.; fourth. Afth, Grinus, West i sixth,’ Jones, Pontiac, Ill. Distance, ‘136 ‘feet 11 inches. ~(New ‘meet record; former record, 136 feet 5 inches by Atlie Mucks, Oshkosh, Wis.. 1911). JSAVELIN THROW—Won by Clark, Barns- dall, Okla.: second, Hernley (Eastern High, Lansing. Mich.); third, _Viebig. Houston, Tex.; fourth, Moe, Great Falls, Mont.; fifth, Zimmerman.' Lake Charles, La.; sixth. Col- lins, Sioux Falls, 8. Dak. Distance, 178 feet 4 inches, POLE _VAULT—Divich _(Froebel High, Gary, Ind.); Lennington, Chena Iil: Coff- | man, Ford, Kans. and Gibbons. Fort Col- | iins, Colo., tied for first; Wonscwicz (Froebel High, Gary, Ind.): and Soden, Fort Collins. Colo.. tled’ for fifth. Height, 12 feet 10 ARD RELAY: First section—Won by High Gary, Ind, (Nugnis, Perfotts Smith); second, Sloux Falls, 8. Dak.: Colo.; fourth, Crane th, ‘East Chicago, Ind.; gh, Milwaukee. Time, 34 $50-YARD RELA tion—Won by Central High, Ct Ohio _(Proctor, Walter, Stoulder. Daniels): Wash. ington’ High, Cedar Rapl: third, wichita, " Ki fourth, h, Mo.: ffth, Tilden Tech. Chicag, Detroit Northwestern. Time, 1:32.7. (Breaks meet record of 1:33 by Detroit Northwestern, 1927) ONE-MILE RELAY—Won by El Dorada. Kane. (Combit, Wentling, Breen, Sutton) second, Deerfield, Chi third, Peabody High, Brazil, Ind.; fifth, Fi B sixth, ‘Dowagiac, Mich. Time, 3.55.7. TWO-MILE RELAY--Won by Arsenal Tech, Indianapol: second, St. Joseph. Mo.. third, Gal T tourth, " letn, Tl Afth,” Lovel : sixth, University High, Chic: 4 BRITISH SOCCERISTS WIN. CHICAGO, June 1 (#).—Preston’s soccer team of London, England, today defeated a picked team of Chicago hous il In fifth at Thorncliffe. amateurs, 6 to 2. At the half the win- nerled 3 to 1, HAGEN GETS REVENGE FOR PAIR OF DEFEATS like a sclentist and prepares for his matches with the thoroughness of an explorer outfitting for a polar expedi- tion. Cotton knew every blade of grass on the Surrey Hills, where the match was played and he porfited by his knowl- edge. He also was very friendly and courteous to his American opponent and on a number of tees there were little scenes that would have warmed the hearts of champions of Anglo- American amity although it is unlikely that such courtesies will become general in golfing circles such as matches between Hagen and Compston. Whenever the youngster reached a difficult dogleg hole or when Smith seemed uncertain of the topography, Cotton would show him the correct line to hole and warned him of hidden dangers. Cotton’s Parents Proud. However, the Englishman couldn't help Smith much this afternoon when he began to drive wildly and send his seconds into the rough. Cotton had to let him go his own way to rapid de- feat after the match was squared at the nineteenth hole. There were no prouder parents in England than Cotton’s white-haired father and mother, who were there to congratulate their son. As far as the elder Cotton is concerned, anybody can be prime minister, but there are few that can beat Smith 6 and 5. ‘While Smith was losing to Cotton on one range of Surrey’s Hills, Dudley and Farrell were adding a few dollars to the American team fund on an adjoin- 1.grnb another purse Monday. Won his | this track. Pitted against the sort he| occasion should help him immensely here and he appears capable of hand- ing the fleld in the second & beating. He will have the dead fit GEORGE GROOM as his main opponent. The latter has won his last three, and has only the top one to fear. HIDDEN | THOUGHTS would be dangerous if the | going turns muddy. At her best in | mud, she recently showed her fitness | in trimming a fair field over a fast| strip. TYROL seems to have landed in a | f 1 SOTITHT AND P MUTUAL MY CALL BUD. the turn and. to bezin and outpared to the main stretch. came with a belated rush last sixteenth and finished second but for crowding at {he end Stretch, where she tired when called on Inst PLAY CHILD pulled up very lame. A Abel W. Fronk J. Malestic ©. McCrossen J. Heupel PLAY .CHILD.. 1 [ ONG LASHES @' NG LASHES. . oE FRIEND... BRARARARR 1 0 2 7 2 9 1 £ Field MUTUELS-LADY FINGERS, 36.14. LADY FINGERS assumed the lead immediately after start. shook off DONORA cn racing into a long lead. was never seriously threatened. ~ASPIRIN. slow $424, 1334, $3.16; ASPIRIN, $5.82. $472; PFACE held on the rail throughout. would have been DONORA_disvlaved good speed to midway of the rs to the sixteenth. strongly. PEACE BUD, elenth. ON TRIAL had no excuse and was stopping badly soft spot in his first start in Chicago. Seven inferior ones oppose him in the third, and if he has as much speed as he displayed in his recent win at Churchill do not see_anything in here to menace him. SIXTY is rounding into form again after a slight let-up. Was a sharp racer in Florida last Win- ter and has always shown up well over this track. Likely to be the one to beat. KENTUCKY BABE also is rounding to form. Hardly looks capable of holding the top two, but is a contender. ‘The good JIMMY MORAN should last two starts, both from as good if not better than these, and both of those efforts were done in easy fashion. Has Purse, $1,200. Start good. br. Val SPOT LIGHT RUANC SEING STARS AND RFFCHWOOD OUFEN ROYA FARGO .. MUTUELS—S STRIPES. $7.78. winner's rush last sixteenth. QUFEN ROYAL could never -re For 3-year-olds and upward: claiming Went 3:14, off at 3:15 Winner. E. Hupp. Trainer, 1. A. Williams. 4015, 1:53%. str, Fin. THIRD RACE—One and one-eighth miles Won_easily: place driving. 1. 4. by Wildsir —Electric Light. Owner. W. ue, $600, $200, $100. Time, 0:234s. 0:48. 1:1335. 1 ¥ ‘Horses % Tax Straight. $12.24 502 1153 36.09 560 103 Jockeys. Dubois Abel Pichon Huff 5 Russell 81 J. Heupel dnx 75 Dominick EENE] 3 8 Schutte 12.30 JPOTLIGHT, $26.48, $9.72, $8: BLANC SEING, $7.18, $5.38; STARS AND 1 i 7 3 H 2 ES 114 Smmdt A% RIAR MINT. . LLUSTRIOUS LR ] SPOT LIGHT. closer up than usual and raclng improved. moved up stoutly when hard areed ounding far turn and. faken to ouiside (hrough stretch. easily disposed B eaders. to draw ‘out decisivelv. 'BLANC SEING stepped throuch on nside at first 5 fnto et STARS AND STRIPES imoroved position steadily with a Tosa "t “gronnd, but was Uring badly iast eighth. ha contending position. FARGO tiree badly after reaching the turn. enough speed to trim CHATTER ANNE, the main threat. The latter should be able to show some improvement over her one effort here, if her winning race at Pimlico may be taken as a criterion. On that occasion she outran a shifty field and some of that speed against the top one would land her close up. KHARA has given us two good races since arriving at this point. While she finished in front of CHAT- TER ANNE last time, think that re- sult will be reversed this time. Old KING NADI seems to have as much speed as he had when at top form. Came back to the races this 1,200, Start wood. Won easily: place driving. 2."hy Prince Pal--Ancestress. PRINCFSS CaDATUN. THFO ROCHESTER RFD KNORS MISS PRGGY ROVAT, PAGE GRRA®DL - RIFFRR : GIBBY'S CHOICE RED KNOBS. first_three-eighths and. continuing strongly. gradually drew out final sixteenth. ROCHESTER moved up stoutly roundini midway of the stretch. but was not good enough. furns. held on resolutelv to outstay MISS PEGGY. the stretch turn. Purse, br. £, Value, ACE_Five and one-hall furlongs For Z-vear-olds: claime. o0” USrart #0 ‘Went 3:47. off at 3:49. Wipner, ‘Owner. Fred McConkl. Trainer, S. S. Corfibs 3000 $200, $100. Time, 0:24, 0:48, 1:00%, 1:07%. Post. St 111 4 7 n H Straient. Sigt ahe 833 195 2270 2014 Jockeys. Connelly Philpot. . Lilley Fronk 5 Huff m 4 Frogeate 8 A Duhois 7678 6. . Pichon 15.86 MUTUFLS_PRINCESS CAROLYN, §4.82, $3.42, $3.12; THEO ROCHESTER, $5 10, $4.40 84 PRINCESS CAROLYN. away well and energetically handled, disposed of MISS BEGGY the turn, got on_even terms with the Winner 'RED KNOBS. forced wide on both Latter began tiring after reaching Horses. 3 2t F 2 b4 D! H W W N. D D. 3 ke 7 1 8 2 5 GERARDI had no mishap. year with a couple of sharp races over meets here, he seems to be much the best. DOWAGIAC is a fit colt and should turn out to be the one to force the issue. Was prepped in Maryland and was ready to win when shipped out here. He scored at the first ask- ing and he has only the top one to put away to do it again. However, do not believe he is good enough for that. BEAUREGARD is fast finding his winning form. A fast colt, his re- cent races suggest he will have to be reckoned with. The sixth is about the toughest field | of the day. All are evenly matched and all dead fit. VIMONT is the same game colt he was at Havre de Grace. Gives all of them weight, and must run his race to beat them, but he seems to have a slight edge. FINNIC should go well this way weighted, and taking a line from his recent win, will prove the one to beat. TAMINA scored over good ones last time, and she must be given a place near the front. Very open race. HELEN E. seldom runs a bad race. A mighty consistent filly, and as honest as they come. She comes to this race fresh from a winning effort over as goods as these. Her consistency gives her the call over the good ONUP. The latter also scored in her most recent start, and off some efforts could give the top one a hard race for the purse. However, she is none too reliable, and for that reason looks best behind the br.'f. 3, by Light Brigade—Rosa Mundi. Values, $10,080, $2,000. $1.000, $220. ROSE OF SHARON. . TDE] PORT HARLEM NELLTE CUSTIS | sate. by Toreh Bearer— Time, 0:33%s, 0:4745, 1:14%5, 1:20%5. LITTLE | LE, LAMKIN . | PRINCE BULBO BLEWAWAY SOIREE . LADY WITT { PAUL REVERE £ KETCHUP For 3-year-old fillies. . The Kentucky Oaks: e same. Went 4:28. off at 4:35. Winner, Owner, D. . Stewart. Trainer. D. E. Stewart. 0:2313, 0:47%, 1:1313, 1:38%5, 1:51. P Jockeys. Strateht. Crump $3.09 744 139 2733 1637 123 66,89 4850 1450 47.36 3352 FIFTH RACE--One and one-eighth miles £10,000 added. Start good. Won driving; pl Time, Horses. Fin. Noe. Connelly McCrossen Canfleld 9R%S 0-Tma s NPT EEraTATHLZ . 6 5 213 MUTUELS-—ROSE OF SHARON, 3$8.18, 4.06, CURRENT, $2.74 ROSE OF SHARON. forward under steadving restraint first five-elghths. beean moving up on far turn and, racing CURRENT into defeat, lasted to hold LADY BROADCAST Latter was taken back in first half mile. raced to the extreme outside throueh Stretch and. responding gamely, was rapidly gaining on winner near end. CURRENT fook command at start. held on gamely under pressure for entire trip and only becan +iring last sixteenth. LILLTAN T. closed with a rush after being far back to the stretch turn. BEN MACHREE finished with ususl rush. but could not improve position. SIXTH RACE—Six and one-half furlongs. For 3-vear-olds and up. Claiming. Purse. $1.200. Start good. Won driving: place same. Went. 5:03. off at 5:07. Winner.'b. g. 4 Difidence. Owner and trainer, C. Van Dusen. Values, $900, 5200, $100. 4 s %2.76; LADY BROADCAST. $6.32, Jockevs C."McCrossen H. Schut Connelly L. Heupel K. Russell wat. 13 Str. Fin. Straight. Pox 14 Horses. 8t 3 Post. TORCH [ e E FLO) GanunaSoa: TACK SAVAGE . 1Field. Overwelghts—BLEWAWAY. § pounds; SOTREE, 2 pounds; PAUL REVERE. 1 pound. cMUTUELS—LITTLE TORCH. 31284, 3606, 3436 LE FLORE. 31756, $0.86: LAM- LITTLE TORCH was kept well up from the start. took the lead when hard urged at hend of the SUretch nad. contimuing kamely: Just Tasted fo mold LE FLORE and orhers Sate CLatter ‘worked' way up steadily ‘on far furn. siipped througn on inside throuch strefch and uetting on even terms with the winner & sixieenth out, faltered slightly richt at en: side and closed an immense gap last eighth. PRINCE BULBO had no mishaps. SAVAGE closed courageously after being far back for five-eighths LAMKIN. in tight quarters to the turn; responded stronels when taken to our: top one. JOHN PEEL is another that is as apt to wind up at the bottom as at the top of his company. He has plenty of speed on occasion, and some of it here would make him dangerous. FAIRMOUNT ENTRIES FOR MONDAY. FIRST RACE—$1.000; claiming; old maidens, 5 furlongs. Betty Belle +Jim Ormont .. Betty Cagwin . Patu Louise Start good. Gnome__Tuscan Maiden 5148, Horses. FAIRY MAIDEN . STE] PETER DIXON $4.16. SEVENTH_RAC! One and one-sixteenth miles. For 3-year-olds and up. Purse, $1.500. Won, easily: b place driving. Went 5:39. off at 5:40. Winner. ch. m.. 5. Owner. W. Maher. 3. 'McGee. Values, $1,150, §239.50, Time, 0:24%s, 0:49, 13335, 1:3974, 1:454s. Trainer, Straieht $0.70 6§95 1 Jockeys. Pichon Connelly Dubois Philpot Heupel Canfield Str. Pin. RDAM 1 i 7 1 1 5 FHEE se ET 3 a9 4l Overweight—AMSTERDAM. 2 pounds: WOOLORAC. 3 pounds MUTUELS—FAIRY MAIDEN, $3.40, $2.68, $2.52: AMSTERDAM. FAIRY MAIDEN. much the best. was reserved in first half and. taking command when eady, easily drew out last quarter. AMSTERDAM. away fast and racing into a_good. 1ly 'lead. came again when seemingly tiring through stretch fo bold LANCER SAFE. atter moved up determinedly ‘at head of the stretch. but tired badly in the drive. $3.92. $3.12: LANCER MARLBORO went well. PETER DIXON showed a flash of early speed. Mother's Choice.". Also_eligible— Thistle John ..... 3 Lava cor Dainty Miss . De Yeldarb Panivana ... Pink Blossol *Break Away d Leaf . Annex ... *Lady Louise . Nausicaa ...... SECOND RACE--$1,000; olds and up; 6 furlons: i *Governor Seth.’. Also_eligible— Polygamia Bourbon ... Perfect Model ... Charming Lady .. Uncommon’ Goid: sBraybant ... *Witchmount Lounger ... lack Dariing *Sandy Hampton 109 THIRD RACE—$1,000; claiming: olds; 1 mile and 70 yards. Sunnyport ....... c ozl FOURTH RACE—$1.000: _allowances; year-olds and up: 6 furlongs. Lieut. Russell ...110 aH. Smith ... aMay. Johnson orting 2 Knlght' Comm'd'r 108 Aaron Auten’ Herade 111 Thistle Star Blessings . 104 aJ. W. Marchbank FIFTH RACE—$1.200: allowances; thy Dispatel: S:vear-oias: o furiongs. e Fost m Pass 105 Meridianese . aOmar Flo 108 Thistle Ann . Tannery ... 112 Parnell Boun Ginger Red {105 aPricess Marga: aW. M. Ingram entry. SIXTH RACE_$1,000: claiming: d4-year- | olds and up; fllies and mares: 1 mile and 70 yards. *Spanish Aster Jane Brooker . entry. 106 Nani_Ha: Sly Polly ... <Passauf 100 *Mack's Baby .. Jenny Dean . 109 SEVENTH = RACE—$1,000 year-ods and up; 1, miles. Ephesian . Sun Sweeper . *Russell Gardn claiming Croatan Lucky Drift .1l “Apprentice allowance claimed. Weather cloudy; track heavy. THE STAR’S CONSENSUS OF CHOICES AT 2d Race 1st Race olds: | charon | Dewit’ chase; | about' 3" miles. | Foretime ... *Warrior Boid sATChWRY ... Polish *Sir Sweep Rooney ....... | year-olds; mile and furlong. Folking Sin Heater. Marine | Indigo .. maid Handicap; h.ees; 3-vei 612 furlongs. Bonnfe Khayyam 114 Tinder Bradley's Pesgy.. 108 Lace . PTH | 422 furlongs: Widener cour: | Colossal Gay P Bud Broom . Dunlin’s Son War Saint Wrackell . Spearhead Big Business olds and up: 1 mile. Stormy Dawn. Star o' Morn. Candy Pig.. Folami] mile . . Matin’s Minister. Recreation . Cyrano Grey Hi BAINBRIDGE RESULTS FIRST RACE—6 furlongs. Empty Glass (Longo). won $19.50 10.00 6.3 Liborio (Luther). second 18.90 10.30 Martha J. (Cooper), third 11.90 112 Kenzie ... 112 | _Face Cream, Seth's Premium. Star Maiden 112 *Danc's ‘Princess. 104 | Woolatt. Margie B., Rigel. Watchful, Hij 12 tNisty ... 165 | Spot also ran. SECOND RACE—6 furlongs. | To Eva (Carroll). won Sucrose (Cooper). second Verbena (Tavlor). third 3 Erin's Bride. Liitle Hattie. Blue Rose. Vi nerable. Charles D.. Jt Ward, Sea Crest, Foretell. Mattie B. | THIRD RACE—5 furlon | Union W. (Church'n). won $14.30 | Reveille Bav (Groon), second Flor Del M: Boo. Tonto Rock. Incubite also ran. FOURTH RACE—# furlongs. Queen Towton (Smith). won $3.20 3.00 Paragraph_(Luther). second 130 Maurice (Robson). third Orestes II, Alto, Eatonden. Roodles ran. FIFTH RACE—1. miles. Rackbone (Luther), won Gregon Fir (Judy),'second War Hawk (Tavlor), third Clearance. Prickly Heat. shire also ran. SIXTH RACE—1! Neck (Carroll). won S8. tice Fredericks). secon: n Queen (Mvers). third m Penn, Denny Cooney, FOR MONDAY. FIRST RACE—$1.000: _claimin 5 furlongs; Widener course. Dise’ . Tuscan SECOND_RACE—The Hyde Park Steeple- 1300 maiden 4-year-olds and up 137 135 132 137 132 137 THIRD RACE—$1,500; the Colin purse 1Caronel .*Crenalan ‘Astronomy SRedla ... Poplar Creek. .. 110 African ... i : 3 110 La Palons d: the Milk FOURTH RaCE--$1.200 -olds and up; | FII RACE—$1.000 purse; 60 Ring On. Devon- ast Silver “Coi Jack Campl Imperial “Air Royal Pan. SEVENTH RACE—6 furlongs. Brunswick (Luther). won y (Wilson), second K Alice (Burzard). third range. Rineha: SIXTH RACE—$1.000; Sanford . Sun_ Eclipse.’ Spectacular . claiming; 3-year- it | Biae Also ran—Red Prin, EIGHTH RACE—1J miles. d (Luther), won $3.20 3.60 er (Conners), second 480 ). third d, G e RIS oty 2, Weather clear; fl; fast. ' WASHG 3d Race 4th Race Santa Sophia Helen King Miss Nobody Traymo: George Smi sl & George ‘Washington Star Hid'n Thoughts re *Tyrol Groom Sixty Kentucky Babe Jimmy Moran Chatter Anne Khara King Nadi Vimont Helen E. Dowagiac Finnic Onup Beauregard Tamina John Peel Miss Nobody Helen King Mat Mahoney George Coppers) Traymo Trackman Washington Star Groom hine re *Sixty Tyrol Golden Volt Jimmy Moran Knara Timour King Nadi Duck It Dowagiac Helen E. Flattery Cartoon Vimont Irene T. Finnic Miss Nobody Helen King Will_Spindier Traymo ing range. Although first place went to the British veteran, Abe Mitchell, with 145; Dudley, who finished second with 146, provided the chief thrills with & sensational 66 on his second eighteen. This mark set a new record for the course. Farrell's 147 was good enough for third place, Sporting News Cheng Tu Frances Red Leather re *Tyrol Sixty Golden Khara Jimmy Moran Timour Duck It Cartoon John Peel Vimont Earl of Warw'k Tamina Dowagiac K Rock Volt Helen King Cheng _Tu Shy Peter Louisville Times George Festival Hid'n Thoughts Groom Tyrol xty Golden Volt Timour Khara Jimmy Moran Cartoon Onup John Peel Woodgain Vimont Finnic Miss Nobody Helen King Cheng Tu George T ‘raymore Hid'n Thoughts Groom Jimmy Moran Khara Timour Duck It Helen E. Onup Vimont Finnic Tamina Golden Volt 'z00d lead while savine all poscible ground. but could not withstand | BEECHWOOD held on courngeonsly. | Bunthorne | where she passed the favorite Current | and lasted to win by a nose. Lady Broadcast was taken back in the first mile and then ridden to the extreme outside of the track, where under strong ride was rapidly gaining on the winner. She took the place money by two lengths. Current, away fast and the pacemaker, under urging to well down the stretch, was third, six lengths in front of Lillian T. The latter closed with a rush after being far back during the early running to get in on the fourth mone; ‘The winner's time was 1:51 flat. She paid her backers $8.18 for & $2 mutuel ticket. The races were run on & fast track, and a large attendance witnessed the closing day’s attractions. Miss Lee Pays $26.34. Charles N. Lewis’ 4-year-old filly, Miss Lee, won the initial race, Narva was second and Otilla third. Miss Lee, away well and showing good speed, withstood repeated challenges during the first four furlongs, and held on to win in a drive by a length. Narva, prominent from the start, moved up half way down the stretch, but faltered in last six- teenth. He lasted to take the place money by two lengths. Otilla, in close quarters to the stretch turn, came with a rush to take third place by a head. A like distance separated Golden Colna, Purple Sand and Grandma G. in order named. The winner paid $26.34. Lady Fingers Scores First Out. Lady Fingers of the Gallagher and Combs’ string led home a field of 11 starters in the second number to gradu- | ate from the maiden class. Aspirin was | second and Peace Bud third. Lady Fingers, off well, was taken into the lead right after the start, shook off Donora on the stretch turn and as- sumed a long lead to finish first by one length. Aspirin, off last and slow to get going, came with a rush in the last sixteenth to take second money by a head. Peace Bud raced well but was crowded on the rail at the end to take the third money by one and a half lengths. The winner paid $4.24. Spotlight Pays $26.48. ‘W. E. Hupp's Spotlight captured the third number, a claiming event, over the mile and an eighth distance. Blanc Seing was second and Stars and Stripes was third. Spotlight, away well and racing bet- ter than usual, moved up when urged rounding far turn, was taken to outside through stretch and won easily by three lengths. Blanc Seing, rushed through on rail at first turn, took a good lead and held on well, but could not with- stand rush of the winner in the last sixteenth and was second by a mneck. Stars and Stripes, away poorly, im- proved his position, but tired badly in the last eighth to take the place money by two lengths, The winner paid $26.48. S. S. Combs, a member of the Ken- | tucky State Racing Commission, in | addition to Lady Fingers in the sec- |ond, won with Princess Carolyn, an- {other first-time starter, in the fourth. Princess Carolyn, away well, went into the lead after disposing of Miss Peggy in the first three furlongs, and held her lead to win easily by 1} | lengths. | C. Van Dusen's 4-year-old gelding, Little Torch, captured the sixth num- ber on the program. Leflore was sec- {ond and Lamkin third. Little Torch, away well and kept right up from the start, went into the lead when hard urged when straight- ened out in the stretch, and continued strongly and, in a driving finish, won by a neck. THORNCLIFFE RESULTS. RST RACE—3 furlo; enier (McCoy). won uford (Pevic). second An: a (Mann), third Final. Bond Siave.’ Uppity, Frieda L., Pri | Carol. Dunkirk also ran. | SECOND RACE—3 turlones. Channing L. (Little), won Maleolm (Townrow).' secon Watkinson (Zateslo). thi | “Encamp, Fine Lady, Midl | netta aiss ran: | THIRD RACE—1.%, miles. | Cottage Boy (Munden). won $9.15 430 2. | Genial (Thomas). second 415 2 | Dragon (Horn). third 255 \Flain Dealer.' Thymon. Alits Allen, Hesper also ran. FOURTH RACE—6 furlongs. Contemplate (Town'w). won $11.60 4.7¢ 3.20 Lady M: d 710 390 Braneabiau (Phillips). | 305 (Table Talk, The Heathen, Stylish Mack also ran. | ¥ G $15.60 5.35 3.45 a 385 3¢ 10 | ate). won $32.40 16. lliam T. (Mann), second 12 Harry” (Maiben). third LaLIfBL View, Panico, Son 0' Battle SIXTH RACE—1'4 miles Mary McNeil (Little), won $1.15 Imbros (Mooney). second Red Pate (McGinnis). third Gay Parisian, Lactarius also ran. SEVENTH RACE—1/ miles. Hedgefence (Slate). won $5.40 3.40 King Charles (Thomas). second 5.90 Kosciusko (Dainty), third Also _ran—Billy ‘Warren, Dentaria, Lady. Wrackeen, Borough Monger. FAIRMOUNT RESULTS FIRST RACE—6 furlongs. Crow (Meyer), evermore (Smith). second Imperator (Edw. 92 Doctor Glenn. Snyder, en Top. Fenman, Senator Fiddier, Fore- er also rar .20 5. 10 4 3. 2 8338 £t uth Long (Fende Thistle Jean, Periurs: argo Light aiso ran. THIRD RACE—14 mil Linger (Gicyery wonm e FOURTH RACE—6 furl Sister Ship (Russell). | Poly_(Berry). second Hypoluxo (Ciamer] 40 | Greenock, | wGreenock. "Shasta’ Lad, Lucky Hit, Judse FIFTH RACE—Fal | Karl Eitel (Jones). ma). shapur, Bather. aise ran, SIXTH RACE—6 | Ana Bean Tereats omen, Bon (Noe), third 306 ran—J. A, Weil. Higsh Way, Webster S| 'TH RACE—6 furlon, | Milex rior (Cavern)” ! Blueblood 1G|ll: T et Sergt. Smith (Par) | meney Eommene mtien mmers. Bia | Cuc and Crafey Saint LIGHTH RACE 1, | o BACH Lk pmites dvards). sec 5. 515,88 538 4.20 Lord Valentine (E. Fanta (Fowler), third Also ranchlcu ¥ erwine: (na Hana R