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mm ftitO wfeV Se Cfct Sl Jtt 5 He i JTH 7 i i J7 fi ZJtSfiSj HbB rHvB THLtHfsS rv tlBH I sH VM iniHiaHi may nr oP Mw flTB B0 bb HI vW lXi i WiV VJ sasi SBSt SMSSt StiiBH sWmvrBTB lfe 3 ran i Mi ftv tSyM fgi rf iLJV i i 5 CCbbK VH 7n St KjT fr3 IS SmmUEL RQSSs GNOME HIGH nvfiiT5ii uvi nrtirBBwu AUE Dt Lmu I li jV A xt fif If 3 By FITZ UEKAIiD Saratoga Springs Aug 15 Inchape the 150000 wpnderi balled many experts last rrionth as a second Man Waiy will not seen under colore during tfce present meeting Tb is means hewill be an absentee from the 35000 Hopeful stakes To top off this misfortune5 which bas befallen Sam Hildreth there likewise appears the scantiest of chances that he Trill get to the post in the rich Futurity to be run at Belmont Park next month AiuL so the chances of1 his new owner winning out with the wonder colt this year have dwindled almost to nothing Skin disease of the most virulent sort has taken hold of the Friar Rock colt and while a few weeks back there appeared a chance he would be ready for the Hopeful his progress has been so slow that there is slight hope of having him ready for the races before the Laurel meeting in October Fluff Callahan 39 Rolo Ricet 110 tLovliness Garner iW The disease which attacked Inch cape shortly after his arrival has been most prevalent on the Eastern courses this year However the majority of victims recovered quickly whereas the Hildreth juvenile Buffered the most severe form of this disease An idea of how slight Inchcapes chahce3are of starting in the Futurity may be gtaken from the fact that a prominent horseman and breeder this evening expressed his willingness to lay 15 to 1 on him in that stake Not to Press Colt There is no keener horseman in tha country than Sam Hildreth and it is the consensus among close observers that he will not press this colt until he has fully recovered from his ailment The dividends on the 150000 Investment promise to be very light this year but should Inchcape come through the winter nicely he will go on to greater things next year The gwod colts of the year have practically all been shown and the list dwindles down to Inchcape Leonardo II and Tryster These three stand head and shoulders above all the others Washington home of many warm admirers of the thoroughbred sport should be proud today in the ownership of such a racer as Samuel Ross Gnome That 4 year old colt by his achievements of last week is today being proclaimed as second only to the mighty Sir Barton in their respective age division Making his eighth appearance under colors this striking son of Whisk Broom II and Fairy Sprite took into camp a field of the best handicappers in training here and did it in a manner that convinced sharps he is a real good un Now with the Champlain handicap to his credit he will go after the Merchants and Citizens the mile and three sixteenthsixteenth feature of the racing on Saturday August 2S Must Take Impost In that stake his task will be a bit tougher for the handicapper hasre 1 vised his rating of Gnome and in the future his weight impost will be more severe Weight should not bothpr him as he is built to carry it The only fault of this colt is a sluggishness at the gate which may be erased with racing education While a 4 year old he has only appeared in competition eight times and consequently has much to learn Gnome is easily tha greatest development of the Saratoga meeting He came here unheralded and unknown today he stands close to the top of the heap with only Sir Barton and Man War his superiors One of the pleasing features of the racing here has been the success which has attended the colors of Samuel Ross Washington sportsman and breeder The victories of his horses have been numerous and best of all every horse he has sent to the post bas been fit and ready to run Undr the management of Burch a past master at the art of conditioning horses they have steadily been brought to their best form and benefited by their letup since the Pimlico meeting their freshness has enabled them to lead horses whose campaign has been far more severe There are still fourteen days of this meeting left and the Ross horses should win many races before the close Then will come the Maryland campaign and with the sport closer to home Washington turf followers will have an opportunity to see Gnome and other good ones from this stable in action FORT ERIE ENTRIES First raoe Six furlongs SWEDISH FOOTBALLERS BEAT AMERICAN TEAM Stockholm Aug 15 The Swedish Olympic football team defeated the All St Xonls association football teamj 5 to 2 today it was the fifth game in which the Americans have played in 15 days At the end of the first half the American players led 2 to 1 fhe American goals were scored by Brown and Corrigan The largest crtrwd ever gathered in Sweden saw the game THREE PLAYERS TIE IN CHECKER TOURNEY Sandusky Ohio Aug 15 After a week of play in the American checker championship Jordan of Los Ah gelest Hanson of Cleveland and Horr of Buffalo tonight remained the anly undefeated players The semifinals are as yet uncompleted Banks of Detroit claimant of the worlds title has won two and lost one but there is still a chance that he may get into the chaiflpionship finals Monday or Tuesday MOUNT ROYAL ENTRIES First rape Four furlongs Saddler 105jWillow Brook 105 Sea Court 112Coax Me 103 Jacobean 108Oschelera 112 Second race Fire furlongs Mary Fltzhugh 108IMiss Telle 108 Margaret 113MaId of Anesel 113 Noble Man ltslDalryman 115 Sir Lancelot 103 Johnson 115 Elmabdl 118 Short Change 113 Plain Heather 108i Lady Mildred 113 Mistake 115 Hugh Angleton 115 Canvas Back 110 Third raee Five furlongs Rose Richmond 10S Joes Sister 1T3 Retreat 113JDonna Grafton 118 Capt Hodge 115May Bridge 118 Woodpile 113 El Coronel 115 Propaganda 118 Sweeplet HO Parrish 110 Charming 113 Timberlake 115 Roman 116 Verdi Loon 108 Fourth race Six furlongs First Consul 96jThlstledon 100 Dragoon 103Blanr7 no My Grade 113Sedan 116 Little Maudie 103 Sedge grass 107 Trusty 112lRedland 106 Smart Money 112 Fifth race Six furlongs Olive James 108 Virge 115 Yorkville 117 Doublet Lt 108 Blanchita 115j Beverly 117 Player 108 Rora 115 Juanita III 117 Waldo Jr 110 Zodiac 117 Senator James 117 Sixth race One mile and 70 yards Courtly Lass 95 Viva Cuba 101 Zoie lOSlHarry Stevens Ill Jack 116 Homan 101 Almino lQ3Tugs 98 Lobelia 115 1 Seventh race Six furlongs lady Granite Uorta snore Natural Roseate Tntt Zealous 103 1001 105 ioe 103 Undine 100 Dellahm 103 Bees Nest 105 Charlotte 107 Anna Belle 103 Lillian 115 Delaneey 117 Janice Logan 108 Fickle Fancy 115 Trentino 117 Weather clear track fast SARATOGA ENTREES First race Six furlongs Ind Horse Wtllnd Horse Muffins 9G 44 Turf 47 Jessie 18s Gus Scheer 47 Lovers Lane 103 54 Bly Mormon 112 FKing Orb July Fly 115 Laughing Byes 115 Broncho Billy 120 Dot 115 Encore 117 Sunningdale 120 Wt 115 112 10 109 Soscol 108 Squeeler 115 Phalaris 11J Our Maid 96 47 Locust Leaves 96 31 Chimera 103 47 Brink 110 54 Glen Well 100 13 Huntress 1W 13 Marion Hollins 9S Lady Wood1 100 Second race About 2 miles 44 Midas II 1411 44 Syrdaria 143 50 Worstdale 140 20 Jay Bird 142 2d Brand 140 Third race Five and one half furlongs lOa Romper Second race One mile Alberta 100 109 Mouette 95 Anmnt 05 Xrruminond HIH 100 Flame 108 Old Pop 110 Galley Head 108 Btatlm H3BeUfor 109 Arrtlpoon 109 Third race Five and one half fnrlonrs Martin A Noonan 110Silent West 103 FrlTol By Jinrmlny Jean Corey Fourth race Equator Onlcoi Miss Gayie Alvord Ifepperhan 10 Mythology 112LNapoo 112i Six furlongs 95 1 Medusa Driffield I Allah 100 100 lOolDiomed 109 Hamilton A lOtprascon 111 liniie Camouriage JOOIOhilton Chief 10 109 112 Sinn Ferner Atmls Kdgar Marvin May XI 08 Fifth race One mile Midnight Sun 120St Quenttn 120 Ticklish 112Wynnewood 109 Selario 102jMayor House 97 Sixth race One and one sixteenth mfles Miller HOlGeorge Washington 110 AUrardl llUJBuncranna 110 Goldcrest Boy 110 Croix DOr 10 Sea Prince MKTOol Lit 10S Bid die Dee B5John Jr 110 Seventh race one ana one sixteenth miles Ifc 112 110 107 106 504 7i either clear track fast The Desert Tom Saunders Veteran KRta II Murray Sa Iolrte 102 Flibbertv Gibbet 109 Spearlene 10TJ Erhorter 106 Keep 104 Hewitt Ti res Are Dependable Tires Distributed by a Dependable Firm Your Dealer Can tarnish Them Co National Hewitt Inc 71 11th St Franklin 4056 Stmchcomb Weston Agent Duncan Retreading Molds 45 Loveliness 100 14 The Baggage 114 25s Cubanita 109 Ten Buttons Ill 67 Tamarisk 99 Fourth race One mile 40 Bridesman 117 40 Best Pal 119 831 Recount 107 24s Crank 120 28 Tailor Maid 103 68 Wyoming 107 Rubidium 103 1 21 Lord Brighton 126 40 Under Fire 1034 56 St Allan Fifth race One and one auarter miles 51 Queen Blonde llll 06 Judge David 103 IS Farminsdale 116 66 King Agrippa 108 66 Tenons Bon lis 43 Great Gull 59 Ceramic 961 59 Wilfreda Sixth race Five and one half furlongs 64 Musty 1151 73 Tuanorea 115 CoL Baker 115 Blnnington 110 61 Nohant 115 60 Due De Moray 115 55 Mavourneen7 112 Stirabout i 116 Mendocino 115 6 Squaw Man 115 30 Baywood 11561 Despair 115 61 Toss Up 115 48 Huonence 115 01 Toreador 114J Bastile Ill Lady Algy lll Edgr Aln Poe 109 45 Rolo 130 25 Fluff 99 Love Tap 99 Dancing Girl 110 Bell Solar 114 28 Leochares 118 Pilgrim 98 55 Fair Gain 115 r62 Arethusa 110 67 Sennines Prk 111 Dancer 201 Whisk 104 106 101 96 VH tS ATv 0 ipil tia Tfc i FHffiH llflmUl mm i a E7B -mm 6 i is sn SM i HINDOO vSARTOGl SEfcECTIONS Vi Theserselejctlons arebaserl sjrlctly on hlpastrforiaaessandjseneai iiiformatfbnv 1Vjv5 FIRS tenrThree yearbjas and lipcM Horses Jockey Welglit Remarks i A0i i Flying Orb Schuttlrigerji iOOi Well sultffdiTalidKfliresio ri Plaitilyi the one most to bepf eared ejr HasWorked welertough toayeMbirdi One fSat mX etdvombrefvISr loay BhOiPir sometninewarthiwniie Huntress CVVdodstOck 98 IJady Wood WjaavtWi i 10Q Phalaris SandeXi AiS vi irrXI5 Gus Scheer iMcCableij 115 SECOND RACE Fou yar olds andl up i BtepllBepbpyip iZmUSf Midas II Hayhes Jay BirdiMergler Brand Cheynei Syrdaria Mergler worstdale fiirai 141 Should Iioldthis fleldffsaf 142 The one thatis tpv beSfeared iV i 146 Should he nd wdrsejthstin third 134 On best races bras ai wjnnlnlchahce 140 May be heard fromiitefe THIRD RACK Two year olda the Kentucky selling stakest fllliesf 54 furlongs i Tamarisk Pletcel 99 This way weighted will bai hard ia bejtt Lough Storm Huff 104 Plainly the one that is to be feared On last race has a winning chance Has speedVmay gc welj In this dompany One that Is rounding tp winning form FOt7RTSRACE Three year olds and up 1 mile IJord Brighton Rice 126 BridesmanrRodriguez 117 Leochares Huft 118 Bellsolar Callahan 114 Fair Gain Turner 11 He has worked well enoughto win bTere May be the one to off er the lebntentipn On best races sureNtitjoviraublesonle Going well and will do fwatclvi In winning form nowj may be heard frPm FIFTH RACE Four year olds and up claiming 1 milesC Tenons Bon Rodriguez 118 Farmingdale Johnson 116 Great Gull Ponce 101 King Agrippa Wida 108 Wilfreda Callahan 96 SIXTH RAC Maiden Baywood Johnson 115 Wireless Sande 115 Toreador Rowan 115 Bennington McAtee 115 Nohant Turner 115 Looks lik the class of tjiefleld On last race the most dangerous contender Well suited under the conditions May show something worth while In very light and may 4e heard from 2 year olds 5 furlongs Figures to hold this held safe May be the one to dispute the issue One that will bear watchthgr JM Has shown plehtiy pf speel in privat rta11 a gouu faee tu lasi hluii BEST THitEE FliYING ORB LORD BRIGHTON TENONS BON KINGSTONS FORT ERIE CHOICES These selections are based strictly on past performances and general Information FIRST RACE Two year olds claiming 6 furlongs Horse Weight Rating Remarks Albertas 109 100 A race like her last might win here Natural 5 1Q5 9S A wintoVr last timeVout InVsmaicompany Lady Granite 100 96 Showed niarked Umproveh Jant Saturday Charlotte 107 94 One thafcjnay be close njhere Bellham 109 iz Some races have been prtrajlsing SECOND RACE Threeyear olds ana up claiming 1 anjle Flame Ben Gore Galley Head Statim Anmut 108 100 Going well and may best this lot 115 98 Appears the most formidable contender 309 96 Did not fun to best forpvlast time 113 94 Had little chance in his last race 95 92 In light and should go well THIRD RACE Two year old a 5 furlongs Martin A Noonan 113 100 Jean Corey 112 98 By Jimmlny 112 96 Silent West 109 94 Napoo 112 92 May win if he repeats last race Ran splendid race Saturday in smart compy She should be no worse than third Last race was noteworthy May show one of his good races here FOURTH RACE Three year olds and up claiming 6 furlongs Tarascon Marvin May Nepperhan BiUie Diomed Il 100 Has all his speed and may repeat here 108 98 Beat some good ones to win his last start 109 96 Likely ta give a good account of himself 110 9 Apparently has all his speed 106 92 A winner at the distance in fast time FIFTH RACE Handicap 3 year ods and up 1 mile Midnierht Sun 120 100 Ticklish 112 98 Belario 104 96 St Quentin 120 94 Wynnewood 109 52 In splendid form and should repeat In well and may prove the contender Suited here and in very light May be better than here rated Has a nice turn of speed cMj fMl 3 ifi 5lMl 1S safxi tv3 MrMmw ASS U1AJ JTWitTSXACUL TITLE SERIESTOEfiii IndepVnaentXandAmateur leauie nuies wiiinauguraie wnaTtsnouttqe I ifi JSi tne pesTxiuevBanaioi series neia ii theaMctHoryprat Union League arnjaiUn Staupn diabionlds to 5dayxvr jSrokayi frnd Silver Sprlngf AthtclulsJVBilt clas5n tbifc dipenden6irCuit at ihev Unlort ta tionfleid while at UhlohLeagueiParkf Shop and TreasuTS wllt encounter for the Amateur championship hohprsv Eighteen nines cohstitJite the Ihde pendent series The Amateur Leagu4 nines are divided4into tw sections one of four teams and another of three The contestsl today both in the Independent and Amateur circuits are putting exceptionally strong combinations onrthe field so as to make the opening ofVthe jtitle series a banner one Play ln both series will start on their respectlve diamonds at 515 oclock GRAND CIRCUIT AT PHIELY QPENS TODAY Prtiladelphia Aug 5 The Grand Circuit stars will open their Eastern campaign tomorrow at the Belmont Driving Club track at Narberth Pa and everything points to the fourth meeting7 held aiu thls track surpass inglne others in the class of racing and number of entries Despite the steady showers of the past week the track is in excellent condition A dash race at 1 mile and 100 yards for trotters eligible to a 207 class for a purse tof 1000 and a race for 3 year old trotters eligible to the 210 class from whldh the winner of the 2060 stakeyfoigj is barred have been addedsto iheS cfriginal program Tiie fiveijday card will contain a to ital of 20sevents gfi ErimiSro br6ee AT SOUTB03JIN NETS Birminilim Ala iASig 15 Play in the CottbttStiites tHinIs tournament was brougntlpclose today when the doubles and singles titles were decided Lee Allen Brooke Birmingham besides winning the singles title won the doubles together with Ray Lange also of Birmingham In the doubles Brooke and Lange won three hard sets from Bartlett and Warren dropping only one Scores 6 2 6 8 6 63 Brooke won three straight sets from Bartlett in the final also the singles 75 62 6 4 gSSigSfipSg iVSTrTSBsfSTSi fggteaEgWS15SSlTS1W RirssLssags SIXTH RACE Three year olds and up claiming 1 1 16 miles Biddle Dee 95 100 Goldcrest Boy 110 98 John Jr 110 96 Sea Prince 105 94 Miller 110 92 This way weighted should be hard to beat Probably the most dangerous contender If up to a race he should be heard from Went well last time out Can do better than last race shows SEVENTH RACE Three year olds and up claiming 1 1 16 miles Flibberty Gibbett 109 100 Exhorter 106 98 Keep 104 96 Tom Saunders 110 94 Iolite 112 92 Appears to be at his best now Stands out as the contender here May run one of her good races here His last race was worth remembering Best races have been over the route BEST THREE FLIBBERTY GIBBETT FLAME MIDNIGHT SUN YANKEE ATHLETES QUALIFY IN ANTWERP PRELIMINARIES CONTINUED FKOM FIRST PAGE Lieut Scott United States army Thomas Campbell Yale University and A Sprott Los Angeles Athletic Club finished second in their heats without extreme effort Angier of the Illinois Athletic Club was seventh in the elimination sections of the javelin throwing event with a throw of 5927 meters and Lincoln jr of the New York Athletic Club was ninth with 5352 meters and A Tuck of the Multnomah Athletic Club Portland Oreg with 5378 meters failed to qualify in the last ten as did the Chilean entry whose throw was 4390 meters American Cheers Loudest The weather again was ideal bringing out a crowd estimated at 7000 to the stadium Its members were largely townsmen but Americans in the grand stands and amphitheaters made their presence known by dominating the cheering A group of 30 Americans adjoining the royal box lauded each American performance with A A America spelling out the latter word This drowned out the yells of other nationals Gustavus Kirby of the American executive Olympic committee acted as cheer leader The crowd generally was most enthusiastic the Swedes winning second honors in the cheering In the first heat of the qualifying section of the 400 meter hurdles event A Desch of Notre Dame University finished first Andre of France was second and Norton of the Olympic Club San Francisco third The time was 055 2 5 All three qualify for the finals In the second heat of the hurdles Frank Loomis jr of Chicago A A was first Christiernsen of BRITISH MAY WITHDRAW FROM THE 1924 OLYMPIC London Aug I5V The Brltlk Olympic council luu served notice that tnls will be the lat olympiad in which Great Britain rrill participate unless indifferent public opinion here undergoes a complete reversal This bombshell won exploded by Sir Theodore Cook editor of Field and a coHeag ae of Lord Decbrongh for 30 years on tbe British council The movement ha become in its latest phase entirely alien to English thought and character aid Sir Theodore i Before any result of the present gomet is known before the name of the country holding the next games is published vre should openly inform the international Olympic council that the United Kingdom will not be competing in 1924 second and Charles Dagbs Los Angeles A third Time 055 2 5 These three also qualify for the finals America Omits Tennis America was not represented in the lawn tennis of the seventh olympiad which began today on the tennis courts jdst behind the big stadium Fourteen nations have entered competitors Belgium Denmark Spain Great Britain Greece Holland Italy Norway Australia France South Africa Sweden Switzerland and Czechoslovakia The matches are expected to continue until JfUgust 23 with mens singles ladies singles mens doubles ladies doubles and mixed doubles Sweden scheduled Although most of the Ant it Ask Webster Electric Co Distributors 719 9th Stl What has this to do with the A Electric 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challenge cup offered by English fencers which is now held by JBelgium is to be competed for in addition to the customary Olympic medals in the fencing events i Swordsmen of thirteen nations in cluding the United States most of them army officers were listed to compete They were besides Amer ica Belgium whose team is making a strenuous effort to retain the cup Denmark Egypt Spain Great Britain Finland Greece Holland Italy Portugal and Czechoslovakia A maximum number of ten entrants from each nation with eight actual competitors was allowed Individual events with foil sword and saber and the same events for teams of four men selected from each nations entrants are scheduled The contests proceed by elimination Elias Dunn stanch Republican knq vHihrourfiouJtile land i fParmer Dunn Americas famous weather forecaster ha beeufen tered a a contestant forCungress on the Bepnbltcan ticketMn tbVglntb district of New Jersey I hare predicted everything in the category of weather from sunshine to 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