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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SATURDAY, MAY 26, 192S ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE It 10CAL AMATEURS GAIN VICTORIES IN THREE INTERCITY CONTESTS -4 RACING ENTRIES Racing Workouts MISS WILLS IS WINNER OVER FRENCH PLAYER POULY BEATS ERR, JUNIOR CHAMPION, IN FEATURE BOUT Ms ii ''if Racing Selections At Fairmount. By 4. UKMrSHCY. 1 Keesau Kitlv fat, IKtor Glenn.

2 Ftui Pan, Guy Image. Petticoat Lane. a POCKET MOCSE f'heaaant. Euky. 4 Blaifc Airaie, Mcknea.

MazrtU. 5 Pulyaamia. Vellaa, 8 Duckweed, liluo Torch. Lady 7 Rudriro. Post Horn.

Golden Wi.1-derer. By LOl INVII.LK TIM I. 1 Kreran. Dorlur Oicon, larece. 2 iNo select km.

li Suky. Swoop. Vltrasant. 4 Black Aicate. Kestill, Tle Major.

iV ELLAS. Mcmoria, Voliyramia. Blue Torch. Acirh! Duckweed. fiodrlfo.

GohJeo Wanderer, l'utt Horn. At Aurora. T. t. MAY.

1 Ted Ilealy. Mollie Dear. Go Awiy. MacBeih. Ball Ore.

Take a Chance, a WooUP Aft. Otilla. Omardale. 4 Dolly Seth. Privately.

-Jolt Mint. 6 StaomdaJe. Moon Raker. Klarslaif. tt Uricao.

Treaaurrr. Broomoney. 7 ti'ru, Noae Dive, lutt Beat. By I.OIIMILLL riMKf. 1 Go Away.

1'orebec. Mau-Daie. a Take a Chance, Ball Gee. 8 Woodface. Persy Lee, tW Bet.

4 Conquistador. Dolly Seto, Gold Mint. 5 BTA11PDALE, Orestes 11. Flagstaff. 6 Van Patrick.

Scoop. Laetra. Sandrae. Bock Candy. Uoaid.

At Churchill Downs. Br 8. BROWN. 1 Or. Maxon.

The Runt. A. P. Canale, 2 War Feathers. Polly Wot.

Visoosc. .1 Rmr Oil, Hiah Storm. Runanclf. 4 Relline. tjoldon Colna.

Little Chip 6 EASTER UTUCKINGd. Coi. Sbaw. Sea nii. IV Rnannrua.

Knnnkv. Rtar Forward. FAIRMOUNT ENTRIES FOR MONDAY. S.ye.r.old. (i lurionsa: rrlneesa Durrell.in Heather Win 111 Jegan Kiuy Cat .15 .113 Af ellaible: .10.

Hiliht IS Rnaaell Cve ...118 Su- i .10 Cliff .........108 .113 Woollalt .113 Murky lea UIEB J'orrlady lree Love Pirate "nre Shot Dr. Glenn orenoon Pern on 112 i 5 H.waie,::i Watery Ballot. .115 Hamka .......112 oe i i IIS 4 Sukr IP Klshleen Sixty. Aft I OH Pheasant lift Whi.key Kim ..113 13 Also ellcihle: 2 Mlouble Kalnbo.108 .108 Note or 113 roi Wanonoea 118 K. ...113 .118 Penauin.

nn ft ulee With Grat-Master Kddie Poeket Mouse paton Ifc'iv From Home Itlw? 2'ek Arat, ln jjepro The Major 11M Kaidon il olrramla ill Xemorin HJ? I'faneh By the AsetMjjated Press. AL'TEUIL, France, May 26. Helen Wrlls, American women's champion, defeated Mme. Marcou, ranking No. 13 French player, 6 0, 6 3, today in her first appearance in the singles of tha International Hardcourt Tennis Championships.

The American routed the French player in the first set but eased up in the second and Mme. Marcou once broke through her service. Mme. Marcou only brought two games to deuce and lost three at love in the first set. Perfect tennis weather greeted the players.

The American was given a great ovation. Ambassador Herrick occupied a sideline box and shook hands with Helen before play began. Helen Wills and Francis T. Hunter advanced to the semifinals of the mixed doubles by defeating Mrs. Joan Austin Lycett and O.

G. N. Turnbull. England, 6 4, 6 0. O.

G. X. Turnbull, England, defeated Luis Delcastillon, Argentina, In the first round of the men's singles, 6 0, 6 1, 6 1. Christian Boussus, France, defeated Morea, Argentina, 6 3, 5 7. 6 1, 64.

The youthful Argentine was unable to cope with the wider tournament experience of Bouesus. He tired noticeably after winning the extended second set, Jean Borotra and Jacques Drug-non, France, defeated Ronald Boyd and W. E. Robson, Argentina. 6 2.

6 3. 6 3. The French players displayed tremendous speed while the Argentines were guilty of numerous errors. The winners stormed the net at every opportunity. WORLD SOCCER MEET WILL BE OPEN TO PRO AND AMATEUR TEAMS By the Associated Preaa.

AMSTERDAM. Hollsuid. May 26. The International Football Federation's world soccer championship in 1930 will be open to amateurs and professionals. Decision to this effect was reached at the federation's convention here yesterday on motion of the French delegates.

In supporting the French resolution, Dr. G. P. Manning, one of the American delegates, pointed out that some nations maintain that a few of the teams now sent to the Olympics should be classed at least as semiprofessionals. Countries adhering strictly to the amateur rules are on an uneven basis with oth ers.

Other countries, it was pointed out. hae professional teams which however are not eligible for the Olympics. In a free-for-all championship the French and other delegates contended each nation should be allowed to select what it considers its strongest aggregation. TWO WOMEN GOLFERS TIE FOR LOW HONORS IN WEEKLY TOURNEY Mrs. I.

S. Hynes of Normandie and Mrs. M. M. McCain of Wood-iawn tied for low score honors with 91's in the frist flight of the St.

I.ouis Women's District Golf Association's weekly tournumont at Wooodlawn yesterday. Results: lxw pros Mrs. Hynes. first flight: Mrs. J.

E. Haiineifan. Normantlie. second flight: Mrs. II.

It. Wiii-on. Midland, third flijrht: Mrs. C. filler.

Woodlawn. Jxiw nrt Ms. Mi'Ccin, first flight: -Mrs. C. R.

Stem. North Hilli. second Mrs. Ieunison. Rivervirn-, third flinht: Mr.

E. T. Ferriss. Woudlawn, fourth flig-ht. Mlind bogey Mrs.

II. 1C. Davis. Vorlh Hills, first flie-ht; Mrs. N.

T. Patfrson North Hills, second flight: Mr Franklin. Triple, third flisht; Mrs. Hills, fourth flight. Fair Enough.

When Pete Donohue went in in the third inning Thursday it was noticed that he was badly In need of a shave. So the Card proceeded to give him a trimming. Lyrics By Limerick Luke. PETE DONOHUE needed a shave, When put in the frolic to save; But our friend Sunny Jim Started lathering him. And made his "Smith Brothers' behave, NiceWork.

We wish to thank Mr. T. Dou-thit for so overwhelmingly confirming our opinion expressed limerickal terms to the effect that he had improved BO per cent, by demonstrating that was at least 100 per cent. Ho be didn't feel hurt The fans have rung nearly all the possible changes on his name, but if Douthit keeps tip his spectacular work at the plate and afield the opposition will soon bo calling him "Uncle." And what a grand and glorious galaxy of gardeners those Car. dinal outfielders are! Even th3 subs are stars.

Very True. TWINKLE, twinkle, little star. Chasing baseballs near and far; With a substitute or two Who are just as good as you. If you should relax one mite, For the job you'd have to fight. This thing of outbatting the foe and getting trimmed is getting to be quite fashionable.

Sea where the Browns gave the Indians 18 hits and a licking on 12 blows. Goodie, Bill! Bill Killef er turned down an offer from Rogers Hornsby to act as his assistant, deciding to stick to the Browns. Looks like first division. Although owned by Mrs. John D.

Hertz, wife fo the yellow cab magnate, Reign Count had no yellow streak. True, the owner's colors are yellow and black, but at the end of the race they were all black, thanks to the mud. Chuck Wiggins came compara-. lively clean in his argument witli Jack Renault, formerly of th-i Canadian mounted police, who failed "to get his man." Chuck's friends couldn't see why he should be compelled to through the balance o.f his life without a loving cup, so the gave him one. Chuck probably has as much use for a loving cup as Paderew-skl has for a wig.

i And he coull find a parking place for a toupj very nicely. Good HeadTbld Head! THERE'S was an old scrapp named Chuck, With his head he'd been running amuck; Being warned to come clean In the use of his bean. Not a blow with his noodle 's struck. Ohio State Beats Purdue. By the Associated Press.

COLUMBUS. May 26. Showing a complete reversal of form and playing airtight baseball. Ohio State's nine yesterday defeated Purdue. 6 to 2, on the stadium diamond here.

Score by innings: Purdue ...0 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 02 1 Ohio Statel 0 0 0 0 0 4 1 6 10 0 Batteries Purdue. Carroway and Eichman; Ohio State. Sill and Widdifield. At Aurora. First race, 5900.

claiming, 3-year-olda. aix furloriKe: The Forcbec Dancln Uapt. Lawton. Uo Away Bill Col. Ladv o'Neil.

Maii-Dale .107 .10" .104 .10 .102 1 02 Mollie tear. Ted Also: Xo Kffort Lila Kentcjt Katharine I.adv Broekway .10.7 ,.110 .117 .101 AHiionai tsricK Second race. claiminc. 4-year-olds and up. el furlongs: Sincerely Annie 1 1 Levoy 10b Take a Chaitce.115 Also: Reaiirt 115 Bocralone ....110 Kitten on the Keys ltKI Minntrel Monastery Uo Miae Alibcbief 111! Louisville, and Naehville Macbeth Silver yiieen.

J. CJ. Denny. Col. Schooler.

Roj crofter Mint Kail Gee Third race, ..110 ..107 ..111 ...115 ...115 ..115 .115 1000. claiming. fUliea. year-olde. five runoupn: Odd feet Miss 108 Marie Eunice Atwell.

Peuscy I-ee fc'entry .10.1 ..119 ,111 ShaNta Grape. ..110 Otilla Woodfaee lOil Mary .113 Omardale 111 Fourth raee. $1000. elaiminsr. 3-yrar- okis and up.

five and one-half furlongs: Privately 112 Red Blaze 10! Thrace 112 Thistle 112 A I Garnet Gold Mint 1VI Dolly 'Cloud Idolizer. .1 1 Smoky ..107 American Thunder 104 Nine 104 Conq uibtador 1 11 handicap. 3-year-olds Fifth race. SI 200. ana up.

six furlong: Dan Buraham. ptampdale .....110 Anita Moonrakcr .....10 Aviator 95 Orestes II. 104 Flagstaff 115 Sixth race, $1000. claiming-. 4-year-old an up.

mile ana vu Treasurer 110 "Riot Griego Jeb Cup o' Porridge Gabaidon Twelve sixty Rroomoney Scoop Van .111 Laetare .113 Also: .101 Tribal .110 Huon Pine. .100 Mosrs .107 Noeeman .103 "Xtra H8 1 1 -t ..110 1 05 105 .108 Climax 10; .105 $1000. claiming. 3-year- seventh race. olds and up.

mile and one-sixteenth: Judire Monarchist Expressive .110 Tangerine llts Dry Moon 116 Tangerine loard Mr. ratesby Rock Candy. Nose Just Beau. fcandrao Dry Moon Also: Pen icy Brown. Marina .1011 .116 .110 .110 .110 .101 .116 Adieu Poorting Halu Ticker .111 Editor.

11(1 118 116 41' -pnui 3pc.11 pue Xpnop 43u.ib,V At Churchill Downs. First race. claiming, 3-year-olds and up, seven furlongs: Scamp Away k. I'adona 11 Geyser Harry B. Golden Tinted Honest Queen Royal The Runt Hilly West wind Fretwell .110 Apcanale 117 .117 lr.

Maxon .130 .105 Fire Bin 110 .105 Also eliftible Jnllv Bov 117 .117 'Howard Lee ..115 .117 Mnnuclita .110 Smoldering ....113 ,117 'Miles Prior ...112 Clanficr 117 Adu Adler 107 Second race. 51200. maidens. The Fern-creek. 3-year-olda and up.

seven furlongs: aFlvtna- Embers 10S Coloratura iOH Louisville Lou .108 Piz Stick 115 hPollywoe 113 Viscose 113 nclhi Chief 113 The Southerner 13 hJohn Peel ...113 Tettv Rux 10X Promotion 113 Mulligan's Son .113 rka 1 OR Super Hope ...115 aUaingerfieid and Tiuitelle 108 Also eligible aAs la 113 c.Sharon 113 cWar Feathers My Yes 108 Dumpy 135 Bonnv Basil .108 Clay entry: bH. P. whitnev cntrv: eP. Oots entry Third race. S1200.

claiming. 3-year-olds. mile and one-sixteenth Onpn Go Shut X.luol Jean Mimi Pmilinir Betty A mo T'nion Central Hic-h Siorm Runanclf 105 Provost Ill ..105 Pmitlieht H' iosatsT 115 Madam Emclin .100 ..112 Also elizible ..111 rtini 0,1 112 ..114 Calvados 113 Southland Boy .110 2-j ear- Fourth race. SI 200, claiming furlongs: Ruffe McClain TOO Machet loo Aapin T.okP 100 T.sdv .4 saxai ittle Chin vindication ...100 rvisrand 1 f'O Joff O'Neil .1" ButMy Bsil .100 Alio elieible No Redna 1 1 0 Ppouto Bo-is too rvn OnVirn colna Vjttpn M. P.ill PhiUi'w rtrnrtma O.

Panfipmonium Toiton 11" MaM Fifth rac lrtOO. allowanrs. 100 Ifirt 1 0(1 too "lOfi The Snrinirfipld. and up. one mi': Ky.

Ae 105 I.ance- Fer Pockint 11" vtssil Nick Cullop ...105 rni, Poeera J1 P.io 105 Cfl. Shaw Flfien v-ivan 105 Sixth ee. SI Tin al'on-anecs. lh Au-ruhon Country Club. 2-year-olda.

fillies T'vp f-lorars: Star Forward r-cunnv Port SH)kv 11(1 Cf. T.t'eia rP.osr.orou Farisette nab" .107 McLean "f-t-v. Seventh racp. $1200. eai'mine.

ani un. milp "id one-eiffhth: 10S 1 1 0.1 4-year- Cnno II 1 "1 T.rpta P.rooks fin 1 in "no 7ii .110 I-OIKV Tpr fif-s and Slrlpps Kb-1 .110 -ir Trli i 'in-. 1 Tlj'-rr Prif1" Also eligible V-ru-r; riir' NTlis-o ......107 HAGEN BEATS ROBSON IN GOLF MATCH, 2 AND 1 RICHMOND SLRnJSl'. England, May 26. Three thousand British golf fans yesterday watched their open champion, Walter boat Fred Robson, one of England's stoutest hearted pros, 2 up and 1 to play in an 18-hole exhibition match over the Mid-Surrey Club course.

Browns and Cards Fct. I t.lMHI 1 ,0 1 IHttt 1 OOO l.Olill .2" l.OWO 1.000 .000 .4 l.H0 1 fl.t 1 (MM) "K-MtrSB. 23 41 29 Ae. VO. A.

.280 1003 111 or. 11 IVt. 0.1 ltooooooon 730 lOAAIIAAAn Itiui 10.) i i i i- i fl i I 'if it tv yU i i i 1 1 I I 'r Key: H-D Driving; Eased up. Handily; Easily; Breezing; At Fairmount. COLLIXSVIIXE.

May Follow Ing" are today's workout. Track tat: THBfcE-EHiHTHS. Ethel GaJ- 35.1-51 laarher. fi9 1.Sb art Play Hour 4-oh Fair Arjru- ment 37 -5h 39b 39 4 5h voiset. 37 'J-5h Fire Fairy.

30b Fair 37 1-5h Heaven HALF MII.K. 4Uh 50h 50h Cherokee Prince 55b 61 1-fib otJ l-6b Dr. Lar- F'rth ot 62 1-flb 5l-5b Hourmore. 64 2-5b water Lad 4fl lu Uncle Boot 51 3-5h L. Name Jt olh 30b Pattou.

40b. Forty Love 40 4 5d Scotland Hanpy Bob Laurel riTE-EIGHTH MILE. tie .1:02 2-3h Phil Foto 1 Biliv w. 1 -ni -Sh Hall 1 Flying: Tot 1 :04 4-5h Forenoon 1:04 I-5h The Show Rival The Major 1 :03 l-5h Keejan 1 :03 l-6b Fair Jus- Polante 1 :04 l-6b lHKr.K-UI.AKTt.Kt S1ULE. Moloea 2-5d Bond Xo Equal 1:17 1-oh Slave ..1:15 3-5b O'Turk ..1:15 3-5h Hawk .1:21 l-6b juora vat- saar .1 l-5b entine Jjl8 2-6h Blah Ramble Prineeaa Post Dia.

DarreU 1:18 l-5b paicn alien Master Leaf 1-Sh Eddin Cant. Fox 1:10 l-5d i.ainoow rinps- Girl 1-5b wood ..1:13 4-5h CI pp. SEVEN-EIGHTHS. Gaffney .1:31 1-dd drews Frank An- Duckweed 1 ove MII.K. Masie atake ..1:51 l-5b Liaht Capt.

George Leyland 1 Foster .1 l-5b Sweep- Finland MILE AND ONE-Ql ARTER. Tiper Day water Lad is improving. Mologa's work was impressive. Typhoon has all his speed. At Woodbine.

TOROyro, May 26. Following are today's workouts. Track fast. THREE-EIGHTHS MILE. Saratoga, :39 2-6e Hanky Rica Swift ONE-HALF MILE.

:50 2-6h Cherry Weatward Ho Kings Oil ujp: FIVE-EIGHTHS MILE. :50 2-5h :51 3-3h jtllPHos Peter Fia Sphericity. THREE-QC ARTER MILE. Hens Kit 2-5h Reputation Play Laddio Botanic Buck ...1:17 3-od Laiibones Swept Twilight- Flnisterre Song Jewel Firrrow ONE MILE. Gruhstate.

Aitto 3-od Golden Dafe Era ..1:444 Solace Amen Ra Firat 1:51 Ornate and Cherry Lane went handily logethrr. Solace went easily. Lazibons and Ichitaro showed a aood move together. Reputation wa under restraint. Mere Flay was driving, At Jamaica.

THREE-EIGHTHS 1 ILE. JAMAICA. May 20. Followinf are today's workouts. Track fast.

Lew Black :3 3-jb let Along. :38 3-5b ONE-HALF MILE. Gadalong. :31 3-ob Spedv Snort :49 4-fb Tester n-7 Lifetime. :50 4-Sh 4-5h To Eva 4-5h Sage Boy 3-5h FIYK-EIGHTHS MILE.

Brnlt! Cover ..1:05 4-ob vnC.V, Steel Prattle 1 THREE-FOURTH MILE. Overlooked 1:1 Ph Indian Love Ramoneur 1 :15 l-5h Call ...1:15 2-5h Cant. Mar- Pucet tin 3-fib Sound .1:18 l-5h HS-YW-VlfnTne k. .1111. T.

Comet ONE MILE. Metrie's Flyine- Buddy 4-5b Scud Lord Golden Pen- Broom .1:48 4-6b nant .1 2-Kb Black Bot- Moaoue ..1:46 2-6h tom .1 Cow-wa wil in hand. Indian Iive Call i in -ood shape. Ramoneur is tiamina- well. Flylna" Scud worked cleverly.

Mosque was not extended. Perkins Wins Over Wethered For Golf Title By the Associated Press. PRESTWICK, Scotland, May 26 T. P. Perkins, 24-year-old En glish golfer, today won the ania teur championship of Great Brit ain by defeating- Roger Wethoreri former champion, 6 up and 4 to Play.

Perkins Jed Wethered all the way. He won the first hole of the morning round and was never down. He finally ended the match by polishing off the former champion on the 14th green, right in front of the clubhouse, before the eyes of British golfing officials sheltered from the rain and 3000 others not so fortunate. Morning. Out Wethered Perkins In Wethered Perkins ...535 445 44741 ...434 444 445 37 ...447 45! 35440 SI ...444 545 4543376 Afternoon.

...444 534 64438 ...535 434 44537 ...455 65 435 44 Wethered Perkins Wethered Perkins LOCATED ON ILLINOIS STATE HIGHWAY No. II First Kac P. At. meh Night TONIGHT Futurity Feature. Wita Orpinrrnt Allan Water Smoke Alley Bally Knackin Ormis Do( Trot Storaa Castls Hsrnaer By Damon Kerby.

fliree Grand Rapids (Mich.) jjnateur boxers, one the National junior A. A. U. flyweight champion, arve home today, to tell the folks just how they lost each of the three bouts in which they participated last night against gt. Louis amateurs on the Flori A.

C. card at the Battery Arena. Unless the youths have good im-rinations, they will have little to bj, for little took place. The pro--jtm was as mild as the evening which about 2000 persons enjoyed in the open-air arena. There was not much to choose between the intercity bouts.

The test of three drab special bouts was won by Joe Ghnouly over Jimmy Kerr, who failed to show Uy of the ability that would be expected of a national champion. Ghnouly is a willing mixer, and lis very willingness would have proved his own undoing had his opponent had more than a powder-puff punch. As It was, however. Ghnouly suffered only a reddened nose when he was met with left jibs as he rushed the visitor. Kerr, after taking some solid thumps to the stomach in the sec-end, backed Ghnouly to the ropes ander a barrage of blows, but the local worked his way out with no peat difficulty.

He had the edge in every one of the three rounds. Reuben Edmunds opened a cut rer Jake Graswick's left eye just after the beginning of their light fright bout, but that was about all the damage he could do. The an-nouncement that Graswick was awarded the decision was taken with only a mild display of interest The opponent of Cliff Doetzel. one Lester Quillin, was no match for the clever little Doetzel in boxing ability, but he was rugged and the blows of the local flyweight did aot cause great damage. Doetzel Unded more often than did Quillin, and was fresh at the finish, while the Grand Rapids entry went to lis corner for the last time a tired Doetzel got the decision.

One scheduled intercity bout did lot take place, when Tony Myszka fiiifd to come to St. Louis for his Sout with John Schwake. SPECIAL BOfTS. Jake Graswlck. Knlsht of Colombo TiM l.no.

defeated Knhen F.dmons. OiMi Ranida. three round. hilr' 4rrilnn. Weich.

135 nonnd. fliff Dnrtrrl. South Broadway A. f.atea lter Qnillan. Grand RaoltN.

three rnnnd. judes' derision. Weirht. Ill Bounds. in GhnnnlT.

rVmith Broadway A. VIatea Jimmy Grand Rapid. thrx roonds. oil Be decision. Weirht.

11 nand. TREI.IMIN RT BOITS. Pf Hw Terrr. Florl Olympian A. C.

defrnfed John Emory. Knighta nlnro-hu. 1 ast f. Ionia, fonr rnnndk. judreV aVi.inn.

Heleht. Ill nonnria. Kd falte. mh Broadway A. C.

donated Blllr William. Tower three joiires' decision. Weight. 113 IMnmls. Joe Rrht.

Flnr? llTirtoin A. C. rle. Jeil Mood row Williams. Tower A.

Jerhniral knockout, first round. Weight. Jsha Tnmatsi. Tower A. f.

defeated JUnaall Mrlloh. Sooth Broadwar A. thrw rounds hidae' decision. elaht. 11 Minna.

Jun.o. Florl Olrmnian A. C. de. m4 Le Powell.

Peonle'a Motorhna A. three mnnds. jodces' decision. WeteM. 13a noondft.

lttk. "rmn. Business Men'a A. rf1? Bm ooh B-oadwar indites' deeiaion. a2 wotinds.

Hall and Senera Tartar. Name Three Captains. STILLWATER. May 26. selection of three captains of Oklahoma A.

and College ath-W-c teams was announced here Testerday. Albert 'Ab" Wright of Stillwater, who has captured ear honors of football, baseball basketball, will head the base-bail squad nest year; John Faulk-f of Mena, Ark junior, wm the track team, and Marlon, will captain the ten-n! team. MADISON ENTRIES Do i 1 Somtliinr New i'LppalM eligible: face- mile: Bouncer wahena Hr Tnptram "WlWoee. Reni 0rry Also eligible: Eajtot Sanlorb futuritj: Cm it rel A. ViWe Ligheori Bov Mo elig-ible: Rnhlrl one-tourth mile: H.r.

Oaklsn.l Girl II 5il VTke Seadoone. -Stoji eligible: Fids' Nearih Braugh W. 7 sixt-nths mile: Goer W'P T'w ltarraph Crte Bal'itn- is Shaniebelone 'ifh Miwhief flvttrUnn mile hurdle: Full Hand Vine Mowraker Wiitdina; Briok uriarhe a uirt TnkeVB rce' three -siMntha mile: doV iH.ne Worthy nif shot Horest Jok Alan elirible: ttf; Bier hi r. la one-quarter Bie; hend mile: Fo SJonarolia end Ai pl'f'bIe: 0tr. luturily: to Cat1e rnockir, rliflble: Hargento tfra'y'; one-quarter mile: Ral Ball.

Core Two of Soades Fancy Also ehrible: An Error in Tact. VTrOXDER what Harry Sharpe thought as he did his tstuff in the earlier events on Thursday night's boxing card at the Coliseum. Sharpe was not the referee of the final event. In which Chuck Wiggins figured. That he was not can be scored as one "boner" by the members of the commission.

It was at Sharpe's insistence that Wiggins was disqualified in the De Mave bout, which action, under Missouri rules, automatically suspended the fighter. The commission not only suspended its own regulations and permitted a disqualified fighter to box, but it hit a at Sharpe by ordering another referee to handle the bout. A State organization that fails to back up its own officials is off a lee shore with a heavy storm brewing. "I OXLT consented to officiate Thursday in the in terest of the game," Sharpe explained. "When I disqualified Wiggins I told State Inspector Hand lan at ringside that either I would get out of the ring or Wiggins must; and he agreed that Wiggins Bhould not be allowed to go on with the show.

"Previously I had warned Wiggins. I had told him he was a disgrace to the boxing game and that if he repeated his tactics just once more that would end him. He deliberately fouled again." It is hard to understand how the commission could have all but flouted its official by allowing Wiggins to operate in this vicinity again. But it did. The Reason Why.

rT7 HE commission apparently was seeking to save Jack Tip-pett, promoter, from a heavy loss. Tippett explained to a Post-Dispatch reporter that Wiggins was "in" to him 1115 and, as this was the last show of the season, he would have no other chance to "get out." Of the $1150. $550 was paid to release Wiggins car from a mortgage. Tippett said. Another $150 was paid to Wiggins between that time and the DeMave fight.

Since the DeMave bout Tippett has advanced Wiggins an additional sum of $450, he said. The most Interesting feature about this is that the last $450 was advanced AFTEK Sharpe had disqualified Wiggins and it was known that the rules called for suspension! Only Natural. 7 OU can't keep a good I man down." That's why Hornsby is now up manager of the Boston Braves. It was a foregone conclusion from the first that a manager of Slattery's type, with a background of big league success, could not Ions remain in competition with a man of Hornsby's prestige and leadership qualities. If there is stuff in the Braves it will come out Hornsby is a winning player.

He can't remain with a losing combination and be content. He fighta and wrangles and chews his baseball cud all the time. He's a type that is rare in the game today, more's the pity. If he has shortcomings they are aside from the ball field. Mr.

Fuch's or Is it Mr. Stone-ham's Braves are due for an uplift. There Go the "Net" Profits. THE British Tennis Association has declared that Helen Wills Bill Tilden. Rene Lacoste and all the other tennis writers will have to drop their literature and confine themselves to tennis during their play in the Wimbledon tourney.

In England they have different ideas about capitalization of amateur reputations and they enforce them. In this country we adapt our theories or exploitation of reputation to necessities of the moment. It's too bad that this discussion is not ended by an international agreement as to what I an amateur and what is capitalizing a reputation. In this country it is the sense of the committee that if the Capitalizer writes his own copy. It is all right to capitalize; but if somebody else doe the writing under the tennis player's signature, that makes him or licr a professional.

It seems a fair enough distinction, and could very well stand as an international 7 Manxana. Tirr.a. Kuhlai Khan. By ISVII.LK TIM ICS. 1 The Runt.

CTarifier. Maiiuelita, 2 War Feather. Zorka. .1 Isostasy. Vahlo.

4 Relline, Drlirand. Bonny Baail. 5 Easter Stoi-kinya. 8ea Rin. Rntiivam.

SPOCiKT. Bt. LnHa. 7 Prince harlcs. alantana, roiicemaa Day.

At Belmont. By C. J. CONNORS. 1 Snort.

Gry Chief. 2 Oarsman. The Sirdar IL Licht Al-hrech. 3 Darknrja, Fire Oaki Henrietta Wild-air. 4 Star Mor.

One Hour. Pnlan. 6V Fi Line, Ray Reauty Housin. Friedjot Nanaen. Golden PeoninU By irisiu.r TIMES.

lGrev Chief. Brown Wisdom. Air Chief. "3 The II. Rarweed.

Bri-e. 5 Oiciia-. Stefallr. Manuscnnt. 4 HBROD1AN.

K(er. Sanrord. 5Houian. Serenity. Red Bank.

6 Mosqu-. Architect. ioldea Pennant. At Thorncliffe. By t.

K. 1 Coeland. Rosa Soot. Pin Wheel. 2 -Wrap.

Belle of fjovana, Violadm. 3 -Leonard Bucky Harris, Lieut. IL 4 Prickly Heat, Beau of th TTcai, Boom. fi FERRY OF FATK. lehttarlo.

Taurus. fl Draw ins- Board. Donetta. Heaptr. 7 Lonrriaw.

Maxle. Deronda. Br LOT! STILL TIMES lVo selection. 2 Violado. Glacial.

Wrao. 3 Bucky Harris. Leonard DirmiB. 4 ROOM. Prickly Heat.

3. Fred A. Taurus. Ferry r.f Fate. Llstanne.

6 -Donetta, John W. Weber. Drawing Board. 1 Blu Flag-. Deronda.

Royal Flat. University City Clinches County League Pennant University City clinches th County League baseball titla yesterday when its' team triumphed over Wellston in a ragged contest in which 11 errors were committed. The score waa 4 to It wu the seventh straight victory for Univer. aity City. The game was a hurling duel between Johnson of Wellston nd Washington of University City.

The winners scored their four runs in the second on three straight walks, three hits and three stolen bases. Box score: WELLSTON. AB.R.H.E. Lanem'n ef.1 0 0 0 VanLoon ss 3 0 0 2 Scott 3b 1 I 2 Johnson ISO K.Houston c.3 0 0 2 v. crrr.

AB.R.H.Fi. Jordan 3b 3 0 10 Hukrteda lb3 0 0 1 Harbelri a. 3 0 1 Wth'aUon p.2 1 0 H.Ochs 1 Vauahan U.2 1 0 Bales ef ...2 0 C. Oesa 1 14 Fischer Sb 3 0 1 C. Houston 1(H 0 0 0 Uraff rl-wi i Itoerr 2b ..2 0 0 0 F.ichd ib.l 0 0 0 Marin ri .2010 Total 11 4 ft r.

Totals 3 a Batted for Elchwald In the fifth. Innintts i 5 I Wellston JJ 3 Vnirersity Citr .,..0 4 0 0 0 0 4 Two-base hits Barheirl Graff. Marin. Three-base hit Johnaon. Stolen baa (Irarr.

Laneman. Johnson. Jordan, C. Och. Worthing-lon.

Double lay Johnson to Dcerr. ball K. Houston 3. -f. Vhs 4.

Hit with pitched ball Br Worth' iraton iDoerrl. Baes on balls Off Johnson 3. off Worthinrfon 1. Struck -ut By Johnson 6. by Worthtnrton 4.

Iift on baewi Wellston 4. I'nlversltr Cilr 4. Time of game lh. 45m, empire llieth. Kansas Agfies Win Two.

By tha Associated Press. AMES. May t. The Kan-pas Aggien won both games of a double-header from Iowa State College yesterday. 8 to and to 0.

UlACIIN U.S. Tax, Oc Total, Cwc Stroot Cora, Imhs nasi Service Car front Eats triage. Maaoor'a IS-Pioco Orckestre Raunf Kga Skiss .103 Sixth rare. Xlnrvn nd BDirari. one nil.

and liiekweed in I in. vl file 1 n(l 1 inland 111 Adele W. ion 4-year, old and upward, eoe mite and one-six-teenlh: VS 1 vhi watcn rul 1 1 A Pnat Horn lluhrle .....11 tl'hil MeCann ixn .....110 Villager Apprentire allowance, elaimed. leather, cloudy 1 track, fast. At Thorncliffe.

First, raee. $1100. maiden 2-year-oldB, loaled in low one-half tar- alluse Soot 11 15 Milestone'- t.H2 cMaanita 112 alrish SDhere ..112 Hiirr.ber Side ..115 cCrystal Vapor 112 aKitlint: 112 bPin Wheel ....115 Gotland 112 bEKMnun 112 iJRose Lady 112 a5earm entry: bThorncliffe entry: cHastiiiK entry; dMaryvale entry. Second race, $1100. the Tidbits purse.

five furlongs: aViolado 105 .......106 Wrack Call 103 aGroomsman .103 Htsrhland Fling 105 Pelle of Govana 103 Charming Shot 103 Wrapant U7 flKlaminito Farm entry. Third race, fl2of. the Leaside. 3-year-olds and up, aix furlongs: All Blue 104 P.iint of Honor HO Rockadv fin Dienus 110 Reputation 109 Pucky Harris ..112 Lieutenant II ..1.17 aThe Adjective f7 Silversona- 103 aBloomtio 90 I-eonard 105 W. H.

Wright entry. Fourth race. 51500. the Thorncliffp Spnnt Handicap. 3-year-old and up.

mile and se-entv yards: J. Fred 10 aClearance 110 I'ncklv Heat ..112 Boom 100 Hier.ua 107 Bpsu of the Hope 101 West 10 aScat 1C5 Arlington entry. Kifth race. $1200. the Kilties.

3-year-p'ds and up. foaled in Canada, one mile: Tama loft Flonerful Ichitaro ri.1 Ferrv of Fate :4 Grubstake 'o I.isterine S8 Sixth rape. S1200. claiming. 3-year-olds s'nd un.

mile and "event yarde: W. Weber 107 Hankv Rice ...112 Keaper 1 04. Drawing Hoard 1 1 1 Don F.tta loft Harrv- Rpal ion Seventh race. S1200. claimine.

3-year- "tis anri up, niiie ana one sixteenth: Hentaria Seth-s Flower Montrlair .107 T.rmmis t'7 Krinn 107 SoteHa 1S Inn? View 10fl Fedonna 100 Roval Flaa lot t'eronda 109 Also elia-ihle Hishlarxl Daisv TpImHiIp .10.1 118 .104 Maxic ........110 o.aff" R'lie Flap ftf) Frenkman' nie "mith ...107 lalsam Lake Miss Prim 107 Ao-'-entipp allowance claimed, eather clear: track fast. At Belmont. First raee. rlainun. furlungB, Wiiiener course: ycar-olda.

Air Cflicf Ill Nella 112 Sport vCoverwood ...100 lance 10S Comraana Koyal March .103 Please lit linki Ill Hrown Viaion Scone Sewing Hour ...111 Khrpherdeas ...113 Grey Chief ....111 Consent l)s Second race, the AdJIdaumo Steeplechase, i-year-iiaa ana up, ahout two mile lair Claas ....1,14 'Oarsman .132 .134 ,114 .1311 .111 .134 llciodantipaa ..137 Licht Alberich. .137 A relight 134 Sire Le Belgenland ....137 r'liilula 131 lollan The Sirdar 11 Ragweed 1'ayeock Hrice uvaun 134 Third raee. the Amazon ounditlins. 3- year-olUs, filiea. aix furlongs, Widencr course: Uicing Noise Water Henrietta Wildair liarkncsg .119 .107 .102 ytrfally Secure fata Play Manuscript Five Oaks .112 .107 .118 ..107 ..112 .112 .110 Fourth race.

the Sunbriar Handicap. 3- year-old and up, one mile: One Hour 117 Dolan .,118 Sanford 138 Star Morn. .1 10 Hcrodian 117 Budy Bauer 114 Kiev 120 Fifth race, the Moonflower, maidens, 2-5 ear-olds, 4 furlongs. Wi'ieiiCr course: Storm Car 118 Live Oak ......118 Red Bank 11K Donnay Fire Line 118 Serenity i 5 Warren Autumn Bloom, llfc Hou3iain ......118 Windswept ....118 Bjt Fiper 118 riay some More.li Keokuk 11" Lay Eeauty ...110 Snrpe 11." Sixth racr, the Glenwood claiming. 3- ycar-olde and up.

mile Tear Lady .100 Harass Romp Rose! If II Mosque Rock Star Gold Okay Moonlight ..111 ..113 ..113 ..121 ,.103 .100 ..103 ..102 Prompter Brush Manchu Architect fried Jof Nan sen Tty Boy Friend, Retiflevona .111 .108 .107 ,113 .111 .107 ,115 Shtraa .103 Pellisrino Golden nri claimed. yf eather cloady: tract sloppy LAST NIGHTS FIGHTS liy the Associated Tress. BCEXOS AIRES. Monte Munn, Nebraska, knocked out Victorio Campolo, Arjentlna BOSTOX. Big Boy Peterson, Xcw Orleans, Ernie Schaaf, Boston 10).

Charlie Donovan, Boston, defeated l'ete Paclieco, Denver (8). SEW VOItK, George Courtney, Oklatioma, won over Jaek McVey, new York (10). Bobby Burns. Brooklyn, won on a foul over Plill MeGraw, Detroit (). Lew Rlrseh, Brooklyn, beat Jack Dufry, Toledo (10).

CHICAGO. Jack McCarthy. Chicago, and Clyde Hull, South Dakota, drew (10). George 1 Marrc, Chicago, outpointed Jack Helneman, Milwaukee (6). Barney Dccorsey, St.

Paul, knocked out Nick Taft, Chicago (I). Da-vey Rosen. Joliet, beat Howard Shaddon. Chicairo (4). CH.RLrri X.

Tony La-rosa, Clnelnuatl, and Alex Hart, Baltimore, dew 10), Uprto-Date Battinji and Fieldinc Kecords of Cardinals. 5H.8B.RDI. Av. I O. A.

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