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THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2, 1921. SECTION 5i Manual Wins 3 Latonia Form Chart Centre Beats Clemson Yanks Land 1 Yesterday's Race Results In Stubborn Contest From Marion By Big Score JAMAICA. Bygone Days and Mock Orange also A.LPennant Lalonia Race Track, Covington, Oct. 1. Following are form charts of.

today's races (twenty-sixth day of autumn meeting of Kentucky ran. 1 First Race The Hollywood; tor 2 year-olds; purse, $2,683.24: five and Slxt Race Mile and one-sixteenth lockey Club of thirty-one days). Weather clear; track fast: Old Spirit to Resci one-half furlongs: Sieveconard. 107 (Nolan), 8 to 1, 3-year-oias ana up; claiming: L'EnjoIeur. 110 (Ponce), $16.70, $7.60, Huggins' Men Win Two 5 to 2, even 1 IRQ WRST RACK Six furlonirs.

Puree. For a-ycar-olds and up: ololminir. Start ffood. Won driving; place same. Went to the post at 1:50: at post 1 minute.

Winner. Gallalier ch. li. (0). by Jack Atltin Iloyal Captive.

Trained by J. C. Gallaher. Valuo to winner. S1.S0O: second, 5250: third.

S150. Time: :2 3-5. :47 3-5. 3.r.. $4.40 1 Penitent.

99 (Penman). 3 to 2, 1 to a. By BUCK E.HHARD. MANUAL opened its gridiron season yesterday with an easy vic 1 to 5 2 Diadi, 116 (Jackson). $13.30.

$6.40.. Mose, 111 (Woodstock), $3.50 Time, 1:50. ILLE, Oct. 1 Th Red made ten vai--. Modesty, 104 (Marinelli).

25 to 1, 8 Games From Athletics; 27th Victory for Carl Mays. DANV Cent to 1. 4 to 1 3 tory over( Marion High School re College Colonels were thrown. Murphy went InT 1 left fOr DB Tenons Bon, Peggy Rivers. Bloom- Time.

1:07 1-5. forced to extend themselves lngton, Supermaid, Peerless One, Casetas, Bodansky also ran. Lady Baltimore, Leghorn. Irish J3rlKadier. Finality, Rib Grass and this afternoon in defeating Clemson Index, i Horses.

Wclghla and JockeyB. IS.I hi hi I i l)'lnlh 103 Sewell 101 (B.Parke) 131 2 I 1. 144 A. N. Akin.

10!) IE. Pool) 7 4. 5.115 4. ..2 2. ..2 120 Guv'nor.

100 IG. Fields) I 1 5. 4.1, 3... 2 Mile. Dazie.

107 (E. Scobie) 14 3. 4. Hi 120 Rapid Day. 108 IE.

Barnes) (1 IlelKian Queen. 104 (A.Wilson) 15 8. ..0 7. ..2 7. ..2 0...2 14-1 Ruby.

100 (P. Long) 2 3..., 7... 5 158 White Star. 114 (L. tyke) 18 7.

..31 8...0 8. ..8 8. .10 Pousse Cafe lutlt-l (F. Paul) 0 9 9 I) I) WHITE SOX BEAT TRIBE college, of South Carolina, 14 toO Seventh Race Claiming; 3-year olds request also ran. 1 no gold and white band had no ana up; mile ana a sixteenth Flibberty Gibbet, 116 (Ponce), $5.10, sinecure in this afternoon's matinee Second Race For 3-year-olds and upward; claiming; purse, $2,683.24: EW YORK, Oct.

1 (Associated Presa). $3.70, $3.10 1 New Tork won Its first American mile and one-sixteenth: Genie Ill (Schuttinger), 6 to 1, for twice the visitors placed the ball inside of Centre's live-yard line in the first period. On both occasions the traditional light of the Colonels Morning Face, 96 (Wallace), $14.30, $9.70 League championship today, defeat- 8 to 5. 1 to 2 1 Perhaps. 99 (Boganowski) $6.70 3 center as the quarter ended Si Armstrong lost the ball LYAL yard line at the start ot period and Clemson recovered, During the game the fumade six fumbles, and rSetl every case were made by erners.

The ball see-saWd ,11 down the field during this erfoa'Sf neither eleven guininir nn P-thirtj The play of th? Cenfre inf oly tremely ragged in spots. JamioinL the only consistent npi-f. ins tho Athletics in a double-header. 5 to 3 and 7 to 6. The second game went eleven innings.

It was only necessary for New came to the fore and vicious thrusts Time, 1:48 2-5. at the forward wall were checked. It Railbird, Rinkavous, Bill Hunley, was a test of real steel and the Col 104 (Harrison), 7 to 1, 2 to 1, even Irish Dream, 109 (Fator), even. 2 to B. 1 to 5 Time.

1:47 2-5. York to win ono game to capturo the pen uaraora, Blazonry and SIbola also ran Two-dollar mutuels paid: Swell Combs, straight. 56.10: place. 53.80; show, 52.00. A.

N. Akin, place. 55: show. 53. Guv'nor.

Bhow. S3.30. Equivalent Odds ItoSl) Sewell Combs. S2.05: A. N.

Akin, Si.lm Gov'nor, 58.05: Mile. Dazie. 511.70: Rapid Day. 55.40: Belsian Queen. 530.85: Ruby SoU.S.I: White Star.

50.30: Pusso Cafe. 5140.05. Sewell Combs, in his best form, moved into lead at stretch turn and oustayed A. N'. Latter, prubably best, was in close quarters for a while anil came with a ruli when clear.

Guv'nor tired alter showing Rood form. Mile. Datlc tired in last eighth. Ruby quit. Whita Star was always lar back.

1 7fl SECOND RACE Mile and one-sixteenth. Purse. S1.400. For maiden olds and up. Start podd.

Won easily; place driviug. Went to the post at post 1 minute. Winner, W. L. Lewis' b.

f. (3), by. Great Britain Crystal Maul. Trained by owner. Value to winner.

$1,100: second, 5200: third, 5100. Time: :48 1-5. 1:14 2-5. 1:48. onels rang true.

Three thousand en CROWDING MARS VICTORY thusiasts who were on hand agreed that it was the most thrilling battle witnessed on Check Field since the Sedgefteld, Whisk and Courtship OF H. H. HEWITT FILLY; also ran. Third RaceTluee-yeaii-olds and up memorable Centre-State tilt of 1917 dy intercepted two Clemson 1' made neat return- Centre march toward the Clemson DISTINCTION TRIUMPHS ward: selling; purse, mile Mlllin's broken flPiri goal began near the middle of the sec Index. I Horses, Weights and Jockeys.

S. hi I hi I IStr'tch. Finish and seventy yards: Centre in the running In f-H same ond period. With the ball on Cen British Maid. 1011 (E.

Scobie) 3.14 Light Rose, 100 (Marinelli), 8 to 0, 3 Tanner and Bartlett Hoi il! ill l.l'.i 3. 141 141 03 2. Shipmate. 112 (W. Morrissey) tre thirty-five yard line Tanner started the procedure with a twenty- nant.

Carl Mays won the first game for Now York, his twenty-seventh victory of the season. Mays, however, was hit hard at times, Philadelphia getting five hits in the fourth inning, including two triples and a double. Sullivan. .1 Three 1. League graduate, pitched against Mays, and made a good showing.

Wild throw-B behind him handicapped his efforts. Tho second game was a burlesque. In which Huggins used all of his extra players. Ruth shifted Irom left flold to first bate to pitcher. Philadelphia tied the score by scoring ix runs on Ruth in the eighth inning, but New York won in the eleventh on Rogers double and Mitchell's single.

Ruth made only one single in the double-header. Scores: FIRST GAME. to 5, 1 to 4 1 (Continued from First Page.) 1. 2 1 hi 3. 4.

.1 r. .0 Joel; Scot. 106 (Fator), 5 to 2, even, Harold 112 IB. Parke) Doyle. 114 (L.

Lyke) Marie Rannold. 100 (R. Temnleton). 4. Hi yarcl clash through right tackle.

Mc- 2...1 3.1','j 4...1 7. .1 8 for good gains whenever called-in th Of the new men who raTL kvoe Bradley, Gordy and Kubale looked Red Roberts attemntort to 5 2 tinctlon, while the dlsappointin B.114I 0 Qllinn followed with a twelve-yard 7.11.4 4. HO 141 00 Dixie Girl. 100 (E. Pool) Knight of the Heather, 106 (Babin), 4 choices were J.

C. Stone, Jones Entry, U. .8 fl. .01 3. 7...

51 7... 21 8 8 gain around left end. Armstrong tackled on six yards. Bartlett add Pattern. 112 (W.

Andress) Bync. 112 (N. J. Barnes) from the forty-varri ion 8 Foy and Brotherly Love. ed another five.

McMillin then out- to 7 to 5, 3 to 5 Time. 1:45. Siren Maid, Rep and Tufter also ran Fourth Race The Interborough Distinction Triumphs. S' boot went footed three tacklers and advanced A high-class band of sprinters fac fifteen yards around right end. Tan Uj muiies.

or the sw" In Carolinians the Playing of zfciinnte Stokum and Gettvs ed Stfrter A. B. Dade in the Fort ner smashed the center of the line Handicap; $3,500 added; for 3-year-olds and got five yards. Bartlett was liantly. 'secon Phila.

ab. h.po.a.i N. Y. ab. h.

po.a Mitchell Handicap, the secondary fea and upward; mile and one-sixteenth. Georgie, 121 (Marinelli), 3 to 5, out, given the ball on the seven-vard line Witt 4 2 2 H.MIllcr. 3 .1 Two-dollar mutuels paid: British Maid, straight, 54.10: place, 52.80: show, 52.40. Shipmate, place. $5.20: show.

54.20. Harold show, 55.80. Equivalent Odds (to SI) British Maid. S1.0S; Shipmate. 58.05: Harold Doyle, 52: Maria Rappold, 580.75; Dixio Girl.

537: Pattern, 571.50: Byns. 528.25. British Maid, much the best, drew away in last quarter. Shipmate, hard urged, ffot up in last sixteenth for second place. Harold K.

tired fast in stretch. Doyle had no mishaps. Scratched Blond Buddy. 171 THIRD RACE Mile and one-sixteenth. Purse.

S1.400. For 3-ycar-olds and up: A 1 claiminc. Start KOod. Won easily: place driving: Went 10 me post at 2:511: at post 2 minutes. Winner.

E. Trotter's b. jr. (7). by Broomstick Sallie of Navarre.

Trained by C. H. Trotter. Value to winner, 51.100; second, S20O; third. 5100.

Tune: :23 2-5. 1-5. 1:1.1 4-5. 1:10 1-5. 1:47 2-5.

ture, which had a value of $1,800, and The lineup: jplay Dykes 2.. .4 1 4 paugh 0 out Major T. C. McDowell's Distinction ana ne carried It home with a drive over left tackle. Bartlett kicked .4 I) 2 Centre.

C. Wnlk'r 1.4 1 1 Uiuutli Perkins 0 4 iMcusel r. Knobble, 118 (Sande). 6 to 5, out, out. 2 .4 0 0 was returned an easy winner.

She Snoddy. goal. Welch 1 3 OPipp 1 4 2 10 Drive Continues. Gallow'y 3.4 3 0 IllWard .4 0 James Cregor Kubale. The Colonels were determined to 2 I) 0 ..3 I 2 ..2 2 0 Calloway s.3 (I 2 -IIMcNally Brazil! 1..3 2 2iSclying Sullivan p.3 II 0 plMays p.

draw more blood and continued their ran the six furlongs in 1:11 2-5 and made her own pace throughout. She covered the first quarter in :23 2-5, and the half mile in :46 3-5. The finish found her two lengths to the good of High Cost, while Brookholt was one length farther back. High Jones. drive in this period.

Bartlett's stnnes Clemsoi-ion Spe-u-njf carrh Byplay Hon-At'ce1 Gasdi I'-ii third Sj 'flown Emittie lineu CnlV Positon. R. F. B. 33 10 24 12.

30 8 27 IS twenty-yard return of a Clemson Roberts. Bradley Time, 1:46. Only two -starters. Fiftli Race Three-year-olds and upward; claiming: mile and one-sixteenth: Crack o' Dawn, 105 (Fator), 5 to 1, 2 to 1. even 1 Vista.

104 (Schuttinger), 5 to 2, even, 2 to 2 Sca'Slnner, 111 (Turner). 7 to 1. 2 to 1, even 3 Time, 1:47. l'iekwlck, Lampus. Sammy KelK and Pansy also ran.

punt. McMillin's fifteen-yard run by the score of 4" to 0. The Crimsons outweighed their opponents and. outplayed them in the first half, but appeared tired in the third and fourth quarters. They showed better training than the visitors and had more knowledge' of football.

Coach Arntson used his second team in one half and his first team in the other. His boys displayed some nice football in spots, but looked bad by messing up some forward passes and failing to find their holes on end runs. They got the jump on the visitors by being better' coached, which showed in the choice of plays. Practically every member on the squad showed up well, with the second string men proving as strong as the first eleven. Bud Stehlin.

All-State tackle last season, was a tower of strength in the line, and he. together with Henriott, kept an ironclad defense against all attacks. In the backfield Uncas Miller and Henry Miller looked nice, while Rich McClure, a new man, worked to advantage. The latter's speed enabled him to get away cleverly. Curtis Sauer was probably the shining light of the afternoon.

Sauer did the putins and forward passing until removed' from the game on account of an injurv. His line plunging paved the way for the first touchdown. Sikking. who performed at quarterback, aided Sauer in passing and also ran the ball in excellent fashion. Baer, Gunterman.

True and Zopff. all new linemen, displayed some nice performances and should prove regulars throughout the season. True made soma nice catches of long forward passes. Gunterman did tho kicking while Sauer was out of the game and held up this department in nice fashion. Mollie Rush got away for some nice end runs, as, did Leo Schieman.

Brown was the shining light for the visitors, being a wizard at getting off forwarcLpasses and hitting the line. The lineup: Jlanual. Positions. Marion. Baer L.

Dillard Stehlin L. I. Hina Henriott L. R. Hina Zopff Oliver Bunker R.

King Gunterman R. Allen True R- McClure Q. Wilson II. Miller L. Brown U.

Miller R. Conyer Sauer F. Thulkle Substitutions: Manual Ruby, Sick-king, Williams, Cushion, Schieman. Thieson, Meyers. Heitz, Wise, Van Telt, Griffin, Moore and Kelsall.

Marion Brown, Small, Hughes. W. E. Hughes. Belt and Hurst.

Head, referee. Shontz, head linesman. Clark Winner. The Louisville Gun Club had fifteen to shoot for the Harris Prize yes-ierday. Perfect conditions resulted in the making of good scores.

Four with perfect scores had to stage a shoot-off, and Clark finally took home the prize. Scores: Index. I Horses, Weights and Jockeys. I S. 'i I i I IStr'tch.

I Finish 119 Arravan. 112 IE. Pool) I 5 3 1 1 l.Hil Dr. Rae. 112 (R.

Harirnt-ton) 0 5.1',-il 2...1 12S Candle Licht. 107 IG. Fields) 7 I) B. 2. i.j 3.

150 Sir John Vcrsne. 112 (J. Kederis) 8 5...1 4. 147 Xordeck. 107 (F.

Poretto) 2 S.lVi 1 1 5... II 150 J. C. Stone, 107 (E. Scobie) I I)i 131! ILouie 114 IL.

Lyke) I 1 3. II 1 1 14S IConcentrate. 101 (A. Roach) I 4 2.1541 2. 8.

..41 8. .201 8... "ill 'Contriut. 101) I H. Gray) I II Ml I it around left end and a forward pass.

Armstrong Bartlett Cost was always closest to the pace McMillin to Bartlett. that was good McMillin maker, but he did not cause her much worry. Miss Jemima also for ten yards put the oval on the Innings 1 2 3 4 5 0 7 T. Philadelphia I) I) 1) 3 0 II 0 I) 0 3 New York. 0 0 1 0 1 1 2 0 5 Errors Perkins, Welch 2.

Two-base Hits Dykes. Miller. Thre-base Hits Witt. Welch. Stolen Bases Miller.

Schang. Pipp. Double Plays Pipp (unassisted) Ward. Pefkinpaugh and Pipp: Calloway and Bases on Balls Off Sullivan -1. Struck Tanner.

Clemson five-yard line with the first showed some early speed but quit. Substitutions-Clemson. Wiion Dr. Clark showed a poor effort. Che down and goal to go the whistle sounded for the close of the first Clio was off badly.

half. wards Roy for Gilner, Harmon forS Henr bert Sweetenburg for Roy, WiHiaoGrew for Emanuel. Armstrone- for wimTT Sewell Combs earned a close de Out By Mays 2: by Sullivan 4. After a punting duel in the third SECOND GAME. cision in the opening race, as he was only a head in advance of A.

N. Akin quarter Clemson attempted a long Stokum for Armstrong, Dean forty tys. Centre. Caudill for r. Lock' it the windup.

Guv nor was third. Two-dollar mutuelspaid: Arravan. straight. 512.00: place. 55: show.

Dr. Rae. place. S0.40: show. 50.20.

Candle LUht. show. 54.20. Equivalent Oilils (to. 51 1 Arravan.

S5.45: Dr. ltae. Candle T.isht. 53.75: Sir John Versne. 521.10: J.

C. Stone. SI. 75: Louie Lou, 525.9."): Com-en irate. SOS: Commit.

5274.50. Arravan moved into lead when called on and won as rider pleafcd. Dr. Rae much cround and held on well all the way. Candle Licht closed frond sap.

Verprne aim Nordcck finished well. Stone showed a dull effort and suffered Irom interference. FOURTH RACE Six furlonss. Purse. 51.800.

For 3-year-olds and upward: Fort Mitchell Handicap. Start Rood. Won easily: place driving. Went to tin-post at 3:10: at post 1 minute. Winner.

T. C. McDowell's b. f. (4).

by The Manager Alanarka. Trained by S. Chenault. Value to winner. 51.350: second.

S3II0: third. forward" pass which Snoddy intercepted. He made a six-yard return. Mc The winner had a lot of good luck for Tanner, Beane for Caudill. 'ruw; Ciort fnr.

-f 1 "uuail, Millin again outpaced Clemson right Sixth Race All ages; hiiliweigh! handicap; six Audacious, 140 (C. Kummcr), even, 1 to 3, out 1 Thunderclap. 140 (13. Sandcl. 7 to 5.

1 to 2, out 2 Missionarv. 100 (Marinelli). 7 to 1, to 5, 1 to 2 3 Time, 1:12 4-5. Elected II. and St.

Allan also ran. being in the clear throughout, while A. N. Akin was in close quarters. end and made nine yards.

Gordy jiuipuy i0r isartlett. Cts mgton for Murphy, Shadoan ut3 Beane, Green for Covlntrfnr, 1 Owen When he got clear he came with a for Armstrong. Gibson for cracked the center of the line for six yards. On the old criss-cross formation Bartlett streaked around left end for fifteen yards. Clemson was pen $150.

Time: :23 2-5. 3-5. Phila. all. h.

po.a. N. Y. ab. h.

po.a. Wilt 4 1 2 1 1 Miller 3 3 0 Dykes 2. ..5 2 4 lingers 1 II II C. W'lker 1.1! 3 3 tl.IItchcll 2 1 Perkins c.5 1 0 Dlllulh 18 2 J. W'lker c.l I) 2 OiRoth 0 1 II Welch 1 1 UIPlpp 1 1 0 3 0 G'lloway 3.5 2 1 21 Hawks 1...4 1 2 If Calloway s.5 1 2 UWard 2....0 0 0 1 Brazil! 1..3 0 8 nlFcwster 2.

.4 2 2 Rommell p.u 1 0 IIMcNally 3..1 0 0 0 I Baker 3... 4 0 0 (I IDevormer c.4 10 0 Hoyt 1 10 1 p. .2 1 0 1 Hoffman 1.1 0 7 II 1 Totals. .15 Si .42 13 33 12 great burst of speed. Guv'nor also finished well.

Mile. Dazie was well up most of the way, but when Jockey E. Scobie got in close quarters he was of no help to her. British Maid Scores. alized eighteen yards here, one-half Thomasson for Rubarth.

TouchdoiS Sc0 Centre, Bartlett and Goals from Touchdowns Bartlettl Officials Lambert, Ohio State refstf Marty, Kenyon, umpire; Dartmouth, head linesman. he distance to the goal, for making an illegal substitution. McMillin skirted right end for the remaining index. I Horses. Weights and Jockeys.

IS.I hi I hi I IStr'tch. I Finish 151 Distinction. 120 1J. Kederis) I 4. .1 1...2: 151 High Cost.

118 (L. Lvkel I 2 I 2.. .11 2. 2. ..21 2...

130 Brookholt. 124 IF. Keoshl 1 71 1 5... hi 4.. .21 130 Miss Jemima.

115 (H. Gray) 3 1 3... 21 3... hi 4... 41 -1 130 Doctor Clark.

124 IG. Fields) I 8 9 I 8... 31 5.. '41 5 I 32 Cho Clio. 117 (O.

Willis) I I 8. Hi! li.l'.L-l nk! 130 Ginger. 110 (E. Scobie) I HI.M -1 I 1 i 7. 7.

124 American Ace. 114 I E. Pool) I 1 1 5. 8. 110 Adonis.

107 (E. names) 7.. 1 I 'II Quarters Fifteen minutes. Score I. Quarters Centre, first 0, second l'S' third 7.

fourth 0. Total 14. zTwo out when winning run scored. Innings. .1 2 3 4 5 il 7 8 9 10 11 T.

1UI Philadclnhia.O 0 (I 0 0 0 0 0 0 1) 0 eighteen yards and a score. Bartlett kicked goal. Snoddy Receives Kick. Snoddy returned Stokum's kick-off twenty yards. Gordy got eight yards on two line smashes.

McMillin eased through right tackel for six yards and a first down. A ten-yard pass, WOODBINE. First Race North Countree Handicap: purse, all ages; six fur longs: (a)Orlole, 111 (Erickson). $5.43, $2.85. out 1 Some Babv, 00 (Parrington), $4.00.

out 2 107 (Claver), out 3 Time. 1:13 Eulah F. and Ogarite also ran. (allloss entry. Second Race Uendrie Steeplechase: 55,000 added; 4-year-olds and New York.

0 2 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 7 One of the wonders of the worldf Errors Calloway. Roth. Two-base Hits a reversible water fall in the Bay- Galloway. Rogers. Fowster 2.

Mitchell. Three-baso Hit I. Walker. Home Runs Welch. unny.

wiiere Miller. Stolen Bases Ruth. C. Walker. Dou ble Play Dykes (unassisted).

IlaseB on Two-dollar mutuels paid: Distinction. Straight. 55.30: place. 54.40: show. 53.50.

High Cost place. $4.00: show. 54- Brookholt. show. 50.50.

Equivalent Odds ItoSl) Distinction. 51.05: High Cost. 54.00: Brookholt. S12.50 Miss Jemima. 50.4(1: Dr.

Clark. 511.00; Cho Cho. 57.50: Ginger, 527.75; American Act Adonis, 528.05. Distinction, in superb form, toyed with her opposition. High Cost went gamrb all the way.

Brookholt came fast. Miss Jemima tired. Dr. Clark closed good Cho Cho was given listless ride, aiter beginning slowly. Ginger tired.

FIFTH RACE One mile: purse. S10.000 added: for 2-year-olds: Queen City Hand! cap. Start good: won driving: pl.Ke same. Went to post at 3:55: at post minutes. Winner.

H. H. Hewitt's eh. f. (2)'.

by Star Hawk Inspiration. Trained by .1 I Smith. Value to winner. 515.7U0: second. third.

$800. Time. :23 :47 3-5. 1:13. 1:30 3-5.

McMillin to Roberts, was completed, bles over a rocky obstruction. tm'sbf Balls Off Rommell 3: off Ruth 3: off Qllinn 1. Struck Out By Hoyt 2: by Ruth game l-aften GUNS to 0. grove tho li: 1: oy ltommell -1: by Quinn 1. winning Pitcher Ruth.

C'liicngo ClevelHiid Chicago, Oct. I (Associated Press). Chicago came from behind today afler Cleveland poumk-d out a four-run lead 011 Russell in the firM inning, hitting I'hle to all corners of the lot. won to 5. Score: Horses.

Weights and Jockeys Index. pjd in. fhiled 88 145 I'Startle. 115 (L. Lyke) I "John Finn.

114 IE. Pool) IJune Grass. 110 (G. W. Carroll) After many trials, British Maid finally got out of the maiden class in the second race today.

She beat the cheapest kind of a field, but it was no effort for her as she won by eight lengths. Shipmate landed second money while Harold K. got the short end of it. The latter dominated the running until after turning for home when the winner moved up fast and soon drew away. The race was between the three placed horses throughout.

Arravan had no trouble winning the third race by six lengths from Dr. Rae. with Candle Light, a length farther back. The winner was ridden by-Jockey Earl Pool 'and he made no mistakes. Bright Leaf won the sixth race from a good field of 2-year-olds after leading all of the way, while the closing number fell to War Spirit in a hard drive with Brotherly Love.

Loulsvillians Present. The Louisville delegation today was a largo one, headed by Charles F. Grainger. James B. Brown, James T.

Clark, D. X. Murphy. Al Smith and other racing enthusiasts. All returned to their -homes in the Falls City tonight.

Jockey H. Gregory canceled his mounts today because of a boil on his leg. He expects to resume riding Monday. J. C.

Milam today sold Mav Bodine At Lowest PRICES Uockminisicr. lis I1-. heogn) the iif Val i gut (of th jTopmast. 102 (B. Parke) iS.I I Vj 1 Finish 7 2...

2 2... 21 2... 2 1...1 31 3. 4. 4.

Hi 4. 2. 9 4...1 3. .14 3. 3..

it UllO.lK 10.. 0. 4.14 4.1' 2 7.. "4 5. .4 5.

5 5. Hi 0.1V1 5.H4 8...1 8 12 12 12 7. .21 7. 1 10 7...1 8...1 10. 8 li i 8...1 14 6.

.1 5. 0. 9. 8. 111 11...

11.14 11. 1-illO. 112 9...1 9...1 8... hill 111 I 1 1.14 1...2 Fell Martha Fallon. 1U7 ir.

smiin). 'Demos. 103 (J. KederiB) T.ncs. 103 IE.

Barnes) 153 125 153 101 123 88 88 tt a yreat Assortment of Guns. All the Standard Makes and the Best Selection. Billy Brush. 106 (F. Paul) Clevc.

ab. h. po. a.1 Chicago, ub. li.po.

a. Jam'son m.5 1 2 2 Johnson, b.5 2 3 5 Wambs- Strunk 1 .4 1 2 0 iraliss 2 ..4 11 3 Bratchi .10 0 0 Evans 1 4 2 1 0 Fall: 1 0 0 1 0 Wood ...2 1 0 I) Collins 2.. 4 1 2 Smith ...1 1 1 0 Hooper r. .5 2 0 0 Steph'sn 3.4 1 3 3 Sheely 1..4 2 11 1 Sewell ..4 1 1 2 Mostil 2 4 0 Burns 1 ...1 0 5 OiMulHc'n 3.4 4 0 3 Johns'n 1..3 1 5 ljYaryan .4 3 3 0 Shinault .3 0 4 1 Russell .0 0 0 Utile 3 0 1 ..3 0 1 2 Mails .0 0 0 01 Gardner ..1 0 0 dotner. lu lu.

rieiusf Washington. 110 (O. Willis) Pegasus. 122 (E. Scobie) i Sultec j.ihrew i advai I don i for tl: I Cpr Ijfnse.

i Blair Into upward: two and one-half miles: (a)Sea Tale, 135 (Veitch). $3.15. $3.30. out 1 (a)Trunspero. 147 (Bergan), $3.30.

out 151 (Paynes), gut 3 Time. 3:52. Flying Frog. McCorburn, Lieutenant Seas and Candidate also ran. (a)Harrison entry.

Third Ri.ce Grey Stakes; $5,000 added; 2-year-olds; allowances; one mile: Marble, 110 (Erickson), $9, $4.76. $3.80 1 Johnny Dundee, 117 (Buxton), $8.00, Sfl.3.r) 2 Wcssie 110 (Lang), $23.60 3 Time, 1:41 35. Finery, Photoplay, Corenzio, Devon-ite, Rocky Mountain and Push Pin also ran. Fourth Race Durham Cup; $3,000 added; 3-year-olds and upward; foaled in Canada; mile and three-quarters: (aWoodbine, 115 (Buxton), $5.30. $2.75, $2.40 1 Vowell, 110 (Thurber), $3.20.

$2.55 2 Hdc. Broke. Score. X. Clark 40 GO Silliman 43 50 A.

Smith 46 50 Ellston 43 GO Harris 49 50 Spooler 41 40 Walker 4" 4S Morton 48 4S Mrs. Anderson 36 47 Offutt 47 47 Mourning 46 4G Griggs 30 44 13. Clark 41 43 Allen 4-J 42 Hamilton 42 Cos 31 31 Totals ..35 II 24 14 Totals .38 172710 Coupled as H. H. Hewitt entry.

'Coupled as Kelly Jc Van Meter entry. "Coupled as Montfort Jones entry. "Coupled as Baker 4: Moore cntrr. Two-dollar mutuelsjpaid: (a)Slartle. straight: 57.50: place.

S4.10: show. $3,911. (b)John Finn, place. show. 57.90.

June Grass, show. 58. 0U. (a)Hewitt entrv; (b) Baker Moore entry. Equivalent Odds (to $1) Hewitt entry.

52.05: Baker entry. 511.00: June Grass S1S.20; Montfort Jones entry. SI. 10: Topmast, $15.35: Kelley and Van.Mctcr cntr $11.45: Lugs, $74.50: Billy Brush. $37.05.

SIXTH RACE Six furlongs. Purse. 51 .400. For 2-r'ear-olds: claiming. Star', good; won handily: place driving.

Went to post at 4:30: at post 1 minute Winner. Hal Price Headley's f. i2). Dulse Triad. Trained by W.

Buford. Valtx and Bcrnice K. to J. F. Crawley.

Milam Batted for Mails in ninth. Balled for Strunk in eighth. Errors Uhle 1. Collins. 1.

Hodge 1. Two-base Hits Stephenson. Yaryan 2. Strunk. Sheely.

Collins. Mostil. Stolen Base Johnson. Double Plays Johnson. Collins to Sheely: Collins.

Johnson to Sheely 2: Stephenson. Wamhsganss to Johnston. Bases on Balls Off Russell 1: oft Hodge 2: off L'hle 1. Struck Out -By Kussel 1: by Uhle to winner. $1100: second.

oo: mini. time. will continue to train them. Guer Land eniili DllIO! Deav Oed ldri Malic jorda Julius Reeder is receiving applian-': 21.65 24.75 2: by Mails 2. Winnius Pitcher Hodge.

It's got so that a politician can't SLiy ten words on the stump in Manhattair before some utie in tin-crowd asks him whether rootin" I ho -lints or the AJom. 119 (Claver). $2.95 60.61 45.00 Index. I Horses. Weights and Jockeys.

1 hi 1 -j IStr'tch.) Finish 111 IBrielil Leaf. 100 (E.Barnes) 2...1 2.114 1 ''j l.l1 107 Salamander. 115 (L. Lyke) 1 3...1 2... 100 I'Orma Dale.

100 (J. Frances) 1 4.. hi 4...1 3...1 3... ll.iltle Polly. 10!) (G.

W. Catroll) I 1...1 4... 2 4... IIS Raiidcl. HIP (IV.

Morrissey) '11. ..2 7...1 5..1 US 'i-'oy. 104 I A. Wilson I 3, I 5...1 0...1 -11 Moorcsuue. 101 IF.

Poretto) 4 7. ..2 7... Miss Crcstwood. 1(10 IE. Pool) I 7.

8.1'- US Dm-it-s. inn iT. Murray) Ill ,12 111) 1 II .21 1 Tomahoi. 104 B. Parke) 0 111).

.41111. U2 100 U. Kederis) Illl. .3 11. 11-: Miduijht Stories.

112 (P. Long) 112 112 Losingl'itclier uhle. Washington 7 Boston 2 1. Boston. Oct.

1 (Associated Press) BojV 410-gaugc and 20-gaugu Single Barrel Guns American Double Barrel Guns American Hnmnicrlcss Guns Winchester 20-bore Repeating Guns. Ithaca 20-boi-e Little Hammerless Fresh Carload of Winchester and U. M. C. Shells.

All Gauges 10, 12, 16, 20, 28 and 410. Write for Sporting Goods Catalogue. Time, 3:03 3-5. Washington's desperate light for third place was aided today by its two victories over Fair and Warmer, Yorkist, (a)An-mut. Pepper Sauce, Azrael and Salvo Boston, 7 10 2 and 0 to 1.

in the Sec Tale Verm I Yal rir-h, Jordn Swat Brow P.rftw tions nere lor statue room at Jefferson Park, New Orleans, for the meeting which opens there on Thanksgiving Day. Elgin yearlings from George J. Long's Bushford Manor Farm were disposed of an auction in the paddock previous to today's racing. Poor prices were realized, the top one being 51.200 for a bay or brown fillv by Imp. Alvescot Cutter.

The others ranged from 5250 to 5600. If the world series did not get out of the way before election, most of the voters in Great New York wouldn't be able to describe a single issue of the campaign. 01 tiie local season. Scores. FIRST GAME.

po.a Wash. ab. h. po.a.t Boston, ab. 3 11 0 .1 210 tm.eiDolcl m.

Harris 2. .5 1 4 "IFoster 3. ..4 Milan 1...4 0 3 OlPratt 2 4 3 3 We issue Kentucky Hunting Licenses. We also issue Indiana Fishing Licenses. Market-1 ESailriRnMn 10 1 made-tc-ineasure also ran, (a)Brookdalc entry.

Fifth Race Ontario Jockey Club Cup: $7,500 added; 3-year-olds and upward; handicap; mile and three-quarters: Louis. 95 (Brooke), $23.53, $8.35. S4.S5 1 Goaler, 103 (Buxton). $4.20, $3.30... 2 Boniface, 127 (Claver), 3 Time, 3:50.

Perisian Diamond, Sailor, Court Fool and Irish Jig also ran. Street field. mului-ls paid: Bright Leaf, strai-rht. S13.50: place. S7.II0: show.

J3.40 I SalamaiiK-r. show. Sti.OO. Ormadalc, show. Sfl.40.

field. 1 Odds 1 to. Si) Brisht Leaf. Salamander. S7.3I1: field.

S2II.2II Pollv. Slli.23: Handel. SS1.05: Foy. Sl.ll;: Mooresquc, S18.0U; Miss Cresl 1 wood. SI 1.115: Doi-ius.

S02.05: Buckingham. So. 15. I Lea! wore down Little Polly ill first three-eighths and held Salamander safe i thereafter. much ground and outstayed Orraa Dale.

Latter wciu well. Little Pi.lly mid. Itaudel showed eood effort. Foy had no mishaps. I 1 7C -SEVENTH KAl'E Mile and sixteenth Purse.

For 4-year-olds and up-I lO elaimin-. Stai-t food. Won drlvinc: place same. Went to post at 5:05. At no-t 2 minutes.

Winner. K. Spencc's be (5). by Vulcan Thirty-third. Trained by I Slience.

Value to wiim-r. SI. 100: second. S200: third. $100.

Time. :23. :47 3-5 Rice -t 1 2 OiMclnnis 1..3 Goslin 1 1 OlColliiis Shanks 3.. 2 1 0 HBush 4 Gharrity e.2 1) 0 OlScott O'Rourke s.4 2 2 01 Walters Zachary p. .3 1 0 3'Pennock p.3 Totals.

.33 0 27 17! .34 II 27 15 Timings 1 4 a 0 7 8 0 T. Washington 0 'I 0 2 0 1 0 I 0 7 1:12 noston 00011000 0 2 Errors Rice. O'Rourke 2. Pratt. Two- IS.I Inrsi-s.

Weighty aim Jockeys. ln(lc. Sixth Race Middleham Plate; $1,300 1 Finish 3.1V1I 3. .21 1. base Hits Shanks.

Lichold. O'Rourke. Three- -5 1 lh .1 1.1 3...1 4. .0 5. .8 0.

.2 7. .4 War Spirit. 107 (E. Scobie) 125 itlrotherly Love. 11:1 iL.

Lyke) 112 iHarlock. 107 (E. Banns) 77 Dixie Carroll. Kill (B. Parkel IK! iChecr Leader.

1 10 (R. 87 Fair Orient. 113 (E. Pool) Murray. 107 (J.

Frances) of Wellington. 107 (F. Paul! hase Hit Zachary. Stolen Bases nice. O'Rourke.

Double Plays Melnnis to Pcn-nock lo Walters: O'Rourke to Judge: Zachary to O'Rourke to O'Rourke to Harris to Judce Z. Bases on Balls Off Pcnnock 3. Struck Out By Pcnnock 3. SECOND GAME. 1...1 31 2...1 ii! 11..

nk 41 .1 5: 4. 3. ..3 0. hi 7. .2 II V-1 5.

4...1 .10 ab. h. 1 1 WasW Judjre 1 Harris 2 In Lots of 3 Or More A large assortment of distinctive Autumn patterns. Foremost Custom Shirtmakers. Two-dollar mutuels paid: War Spirit, straight.

S.S.40: place S3. 80: show S3 "0 Bt-otheriv Lnv. nlai-c. S3. in: show.

S2.7II. show. S5.10. Euuiv.ilt'ut Odd- (to SI) War Spiril. S3.2D: Brotherly Love.

S1.50: Harloek 317.05: Dixie S2.II0: Cheer Leader. S24.70: Fair Orient. 510.80: Murray S57.20: Duke or Wellington'. PII7.70. War Spirit moved into lead with a rush after five-eighths and held Love in final drive.

Brotherly Love lar out of il to last quarter came with -i rush. tired in last uuarpr after showing irood speed. Dixie Carroll was done after going were never prominent. Scratched Accelerate, General po.a:! Boston, ab. h.

po.a. OILeibold m. .3 1 3 0 1 OlPittensrer 3.4 0 1 3 0 OiPratt 2 4 0 0 3 4 OiMclnnis 1. .3 1 10 2 2 OlVitt 1 1 0 2 0 2 OlCollins 2 3 0 (I 1IJ. Bush 1.

.3110 1 s. ...4 0 13 0 SlWaltcrs. c. .3 0 0 1 IKarr 1 10 0 Milan Rice Goslin r. Shanks 3.

Gharrity O'Rourke Erickson p.3 Haig. Diddle Dee. Repeater. IThor'lcn p. 2 1 0 5 -I leadership of John Metten, well known I Goldbergs In Field.

111 local football circles, and who managed the Parkland and Marydale elevens last year. The Clothing boys nave gotten together some of the best cp.own local football players and will lie capable of putting up a brand of Inninss 1 2 3 4 0 7 8 T. Washlnston ...2 0120010 0 Boston 00010000 01 Errors Leibold. Vitt. Karr.

Two-base Hits Harris. Shanks. Gharrity. Karr. Collins.

Three-base Hit Goslin. Double Plays Gharrity to Shanks: Melnnis to Pittcncer: Thormalen to Scott lo Vitt. Bases on Balls Off Erickson Karr 3. Struck Out By Erickson 5. Karr 2.

Losing Pitcher Karr. St. Louis 11: Detroit 6. Detroit. Oct.

1 (Associated Press). St. Louis defeated Detroit here today 11 to 0 in eleven iniiiiurs after tying- the score in the ninth. Si-ore: lootnaii eiiual to the best professional football teams in this section. Year after year St.

Louis sits singing on the curbstone, and the heartless crowd passes by with never a penny to held the stricken old lady to buy a championship pennant. added; 3-ycar-olds and upward; foaled in Canada; mile and seventy yards: Witch Flower. 97 (McDermotl), $4.50. $2.90, $2.45 1 Chief Sponsor, 112 'K. Parrington), $3.70.

$2.00 2 Rock Silk, 102 (T. Burns), $4.45 3 Time. 3-5. June Fly, Gay Life and Sweet Bouquet also ran. Seventh Race High Flyer Plate; $1,500 added; one mile and a sixteenth: Roseate, 98 (Bridges).

$133.30, $56,35, $25.50 1 King Trojan, 96 (Burns), $13.95, $8.70 2 Asterisk, 106 (Walls), $5.80 3 Time, 1:48. George Duncan. Roisterer, Wood-thrush, The Denert, Areteran, Tan- Son and Exhor(er also ran. HAVRE DE GRACE. First Race Three-year-olds and upward: mile and one-sixteenth: Mr.

Brummel, 109 (Heupel), $21.70. $8.00, $4.40 1 Bribed Voter, 109 (J. Rowan). $3.70. $2.60 2 Gath, 104 (Clements), 3 Time, 1:47 2-5.

Attorney, Pibroch and Scourgeman also ran. Second Race All ages; claiming; six furlongs: The Bov, 120 (Haynes), $5.40, $3. $2.20 1 Charlie Summy. 113 (Butwcll), $3.20, 52.30 .2 Kirah, 100 (Rowan), $2.30 3 Time, 1:13 2-3. Carniandale, Mumbo Jumbo, Natural, Fitz-Boodle and Bengalese also ran.

Third Race Claiming; fillies and mares: 3-year-olds and upward; mile and seventy yards: Theodosia. 100 (Callahan). S8.S0, 53.70. $2.80 1 Widow Bedotte. 115 (Ponce).

$3.20. $2.00 2 Miss Filley. 110 (Rowan), $3 3 Time, 1:46 2-5. Celiya, Lucy Kate, Encrinite and Sugarmint also ran. Fourth Race Three-year-olds and upward; claiming; mile and seventy yard's: Wcllfinder, 96 (Rowan), $5.50, $3, $2.60 1 Rubidium, 111 (Coltiletti), $3.60.

$2.80 2 a. Detroit, ab. h. po. a.

OiBarnes 2.. 4 12 8 302-304 Fourth Street W''erS football snuau hn ji been at lmrd practice for the last sev eral weeks and will be tinder 111 FALL ATHLETICS IfaWTW FOOTBALL Reach Official Foot- ball S10.00 I VP" Stall Dean Official fPjf5p73gr Football S8.30 I lyMl 'MeS. Practice Balls S5.00 ft tr PAs Children's Footballs, I 'MM s-'00 to S3'0l) S3 B'st Grade Jerseys S3.00 I I tfezJr1-' Best Grade p'i''S SI 0.00 QfSySJ Collegiate Pants S6.0II I pk Best Grade Shoes $10.50 ''j Varsity Shoes S6.S0 I "TJ I Headgear, S0.00, S10 SWEATERS St. Louis, ab. h.

po. Tohln 0 1 2 Kllerbe 3 7 4 Sisler 1 .7 1 15 Jacohs'n 3 1 Severcid c.l! 2 5 Gerbcr 0 3 2 3 ..4 0 1 1 llVcaeh I .0 1 5 0 (HHcilm'n .5 0 3 II OiBlue 1 ...4 0 11 0 tiShotton 2 4 0 IliMerritt n. 2 3 .1 7IWoodall .4 2 4 0 1 0 2 l)i 0' Wetzel 1 .4 M'Manus 1 Vatur'der p. 4 Collins .0 1 1 1 II 1 1 0 FOR FALL AND WINTER Lee 0 0 Sy ilefc; here even Ileal inch 011 1 1 'nn i.t it fart-Li liav- I '''hoi flllv Tola's IS 33 11)1 Tola's .42 0 33 10 IT IS only a short time now until you walk into our new and enlarged store all around the corner. In the meantime we are showing a most attractive array of Fall Suits and Topcoats at $35 and up.

Batted for Bayne in the fourth. Ran for Collins in the fourth. Innings: 1 2 3 4 "i 0 7 8 0 10 11 T. St. Louis .2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 3 11 Detroit 4 01000010 0 0 0 Errors Ellerlw.

Gerbcr 2. Barnes. Two-base Hits Veacli. MeManus. Three-base Hits Merrill.

Woodall. Oldham. Ellerbe. Sevcreid. Stolen Base Barnes.

Double I'lay MeManus. Gcrlicr and Msler. Bases on Balls Olf Bayne off Vansilder 3: off Oldham 5. Struck Out By Baynes 1: by WILL BE POPULAR WITH WOOLEN HOSIERY. SEE OUR SCOTCH GRAIN AND SEALSKIN OXFORDS, HEAVY SOLES, PERFORATED TIPS.

EDWIN CLAPP CELEBRATED MAKE. lap yllli Hen 1 1 Ol-I l-'i'U; l-'ust Keli Sc Syrn l-'llic Coat style S10.50, S1J.73, S15.00 Slipover, with collar, S0.25, S10.30, $13.50 Slipover, without collar, $8.50, $0.50, $12.00 Many colors and combinations in in nit if c. Special Prices to Schools and Organized Club Teams Clean Gone. 95 (Wallace), 3 Vancilder 3: by Oldham 4. Pitcher Vnturilder.

Ban On Boxing. Cleveland. Oct. 1 (Associated Press). A temporary ban was placed on professional boxing last night by Mayor W.

S. Fitzgerald, resumption of the game depending principally upon conditions. The Mayor declared this action was taken at the suggestion of J. B. Wilberding, chairman of the local boxing commission.

From another scource it was learned the commission's action was because of adverse criticism of the commis sion's conduct of recent boxing shows Pittsfieid won the championship of the Eastern League, a triumph of the culture of trie Bershires over the Clams of the Sound. Time, 1:46. Lad's Love, Super, Cormweli and Camoufluer also ran. Fifth Race Havre de Grace Handi OUTCUFFE cap; 3-year-olds and upward; mile and one-eighth: Captain Alcock, 115 (McAtee), $10.20, G. HERO 128 S.

Fourth Ave. Four Doors North of Lincoln Bank. ,1 HCO UDO R.AT $5.20, $3.40 1 220 S. FOURTH AVENUE. Tryster.

120 (Coltiletti), $4, $3.20 2 The Porter. 126 (Butwell)i $3.30.... 3 Time, 1:52 2-5. Jcg, Polly Ann, Irish KisfVfellsolar,.