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I SR 9mSmf rr prpWpw wn Ss1 5 1HE WASHINGTON EOSTiSATlHlBAY OYEMBER alOlfc Western Defeats Central 1 2 to 6 Meets UrsinusHereToday i Ijgfc MENS WEAR Two Popular Stein Bloch Models In Suits In Overcoats The Saxon The Balmore The superiority of Stein Bloch Tailoring shows in these models to praticular advantage Suits and Overcoats to Meet Every Requirement Suits 18 to 40 Overcoats 1650 to 50 Our 25 ValueV in Coats and Overcoats Call for Special Attentipn SIDNEY WEST Inc 14th and Sole Agents forteln Bloch Clothes and Dunlp Hats Forward Passing Wins Day For Westerns Light Eleven SERVICE GAMES LEAD IN TODAYS FOOTBALL With few exceptions the more Important Eastern college football teams face comparatively easy games today ImAn thA fftllri lfftlnP plftVATIH ftin rilnnltr Vlrarlnla Mil the Army and Navy teams appear to ltary MtltIItef Lexion Vau have the most dangerous opponents of Gallaudet vs Pens Military at Cbes the day ter The Army will flfrnre In the one in JkM Hopkins vs Swirtkmon at tersentlonal rame toeetlngr Notre Dame Baltimore 2 oclock While West Point is admitted to be Army Notpe at We stronger than a year ego the Indiana pcnt collegians have not abandoned hope of MMeBOta nilaols at Minneapolis repealing me victory 01 last oeiuuu Prtn Lafayette at Philadelphia BIG GRIDIRON GAMES ON SCHEDULE TODAY with the score 7 to 0 To date Notre Dame has run up a score of 1S2 points in four games without being scored on The Navy faces the Washington and Lee eleven which the Army defeated October 7 by the score of 14 to 7 For 1 the sailors to lose to the invaders would make the cadets favorites for the annual clash but three weeks away I Much Interest will attach to the Hari vard Vlrglnla game In view of the fact that Tale defeated the Southern team 61 to 3 earlier In the season It Is doubtful If Harvard will run up as large a total as did Tale with the game against Princeton but a week away C0L0EED ELEVENS TO PLAY Elevens from Howard University and Lincoln University of Lincoln Pa clash on the formers field Sixth street and Howard place at 230 oclock this afternoon Probable line ups Howard Green left end Matty left tackle Johnson left guard Marehall center Randall I right guard McCain right tackle Gllmore right end Stratum quarterback Tulane left 1 halfback Greenlch right halfback and Pender buret lullbaok Lincoln Bock left end Proctor left tackle Barber left guard Shelton center Boblnson right rnard HoweU right tackle uoufiai right end Waters quarterback Smith left BOt will triumph over Illinois tomor Employing an aerial attack that its opponents were unable to fathom Westerns plucky little eleven advanced the ball from mldfleld to the far side of Techs goal line In the dying moments of the high school football game at American League park yesterday and gained the points that brought a 12 to 6 victory It was the second triumph oftlre Red and White over the Tech since the Manual Trainers were organised as a separate school In 1899 Westerns 1905 championship eleven defeating Capt Dugannes men 12 to 0 The opening quarter made it appear that Tech would easily vanquish Its lighter opposition Just after receiving the kick off Western was forced to punt to Tech Snyder getting the ball on his 40 yard line From the first scrimmage Techs left halfback Bos ley charged through the right side of Westerns line and raced 60 yards to a touchdown Wilson missed the goal Suddenly Changes Tactics It was Techs ball again shortly after the kick off and the big Manual Trainers opened a smashing attack on the small Western line that quickly carried the ball far Into the Red and Whites territory Quarterback Wilson however suddenly changed his tactics and attempted to forward pass but two efforts failed and a third was Intercepted In the second period Tech gained considerably by rushing but lost much of Its advantage by fumblng and penalization and Western kept out of danger by frequent punting OBrlen taking a punt of Wilsons early in the third quarter ran the ball back to Techs 4E yard line anda 15 yard penalty on the Manual Trainers for holding put Western on the enemys 30 yard mark A 2 5 yard forward heave Wight to Hume followed and after falling In two thrusts at the line Wight slipped by Techs right end for the tying points but Myers missea the goal An exchange of punts and some rushing by Tech had the ball In mldfleld about halfway of the fourth period when Tech fumbled and Fenwlck recovered for Western Then the Red and White combination opened its sensational aerial offensive Simpsons heave to OBrien netting 3 yards OBriens to West gaining 15 more Wights to Simpson resulting in another 15 and Simpsons to McKerway finally placing the ball on Techs 8 yard line Here the Manual Trainers In three downs threw the Westerners back 5 yards but when the defenders roughed Wight who had dropped back for a field goal trial a penalty gave Western the ball on the 6 yard line and first down From here a well executed pass Davidson to Simpson brought the winning score OBriens punt out was not caught Worsted After First Quarter iftf th flrnt nimrtur Techs team otate ana orxnwesien win appear was whoily outplayed the big line be tomorrow In games which will have ng neipiess before the sturdy little an Important bearing on the big nine I westerners and while the backs put up championship football race running Interference they were Jieoconte8tb1twfn Wicnin and not effective against the winners sec Ohio State at Columbus will hold most ondary defense Poor generalship also hurt the losers greatly Dan luiiowera as me ueicn eleven win lose almost all chance to finish at the top in the conference race Wisconsin If victorious apparently will be the only eleven with a chance to overthrow Minnesotas early claim to the conference title Critics generally agree that Mlnne Georgc Washington vs TJrslnns Geoiae onu nela Maryland State vs St Johns at Annapolis MA IOiSO Navy vs Washington and Leo at Annapolis Md 2i30 Tale va Cola ate at New Haven Harvard vs Virginia at Cambridge Princeton vs BnckneU at Princeton Chicago vs Purdue at Chicago Indiana vs Northwestern at Bloom lnarton Clark at guard and 8nyder In the toackfleld excelled for Tech while every member of the winners put up a ster ling performance Summary Technical Carpenter Barnes Eoop Parker Clark Willis Adams Wilson Boaley Batter Four Local Elevens to Play But Only One Game at Home Western Prftin West LE wini ut Center Tenwlck Davidson RtII Home BB OBrien nn Simpson wignt RH MAtTst uolvli mji Sbor bypeHeiillweiterabv6er tIi I Genessee SuUUtnnona Pennybaker for Slmpaon Parker for Weat West for Parker Slmpaon for ES Pennybaker Bead for Hume Penny baker for Wtgiit Dodce for Carpenter Myers for Eaater Easter for Koop Touchdown Boaley Wight and Slmpaon Goals from Xoucbdowm misted Wilson and Myers 2 Beferee Mr Gass of Lehirn tJmplrer Mr McGulre of Harvard Head llnetman Mr Duran of Goniag Time of periods 10 mln uies emeu All the local college football teams except the Blue and Gray get Into action today But George Washington clashes with Urslnus on Georgetown field at 3 oclock George Washington has improved rapidly and Ursttids has made an enviable record so Jar this season and one of the best contests ot the sea son here should be provided The eleven appear evenly matched The prob able line ups Geo Washton OobtU Kerr Harmon Brenham Eckendorf Pepper Seldea Hefferman Hlllls i Positions LE LT LG Center BG RT RE QB LH BH FB UralBot Tedder Oshenfelter Longacre Wood Patterson Grossman CUrk Bicnarda Brana Hambsy Brown Catholic University Is In Lexington Va to meet Virginia Military Institute This game will offer a comparl The Decision 20960 to 2 Wins by a Head at the Pimlico Course SOME TITLE CLASHES IN CONFERENCE RACE Chicago Nov 3 Four undefeated elevens Minnesota Wisconsin Ohio right halfback and Bldgley I i I ctUllulinXarK ill I llllU4Qftn i The Choice of the People Republicans I Democrats may differ in their politics but when it comes to clothes they all vote for Societjj Skattu attfr Artstocrat fc SMhts The Premier Ready to wear of the World Hundreds of Republicans hundreds of Democrats make this shop their clothes headquarters They knaw satisfaction awaits them here in fullest measure and the way they come back and tell us how well pleased they are shows that theyre united on the clothes question row as the Gophers have rolled up overwhelming scores In all of their games Northwestern which has surprised Western football1 followers with its dashing play will collide with Indiana at Bloomlngton The Evanston eleven must win to remain in the race Chicago will facePurduA at Chicago but the game will have no bearing on the Tlg nine race as each of these elevens has been beaten by two conference rivals The Notre Dame eleven which will face the Army at West Point is acknowledged to be one of the strongest developed at the South Bend university In the last five years Both elevens fumbled frequently While Western was not able to gain consistently through rushing its open sme was sufficient to bring results Wight outklcked Wilson of Tech and OBrien ran punts back in better style The latter also handled hlB team well Baltimore Nov 3 The longest shot Of the fall racing season went over at Pimlico this afternoon when The Decision a King James gelding owned by Davis beat a first class field of sprinters in the Forest Park purse and paid 320960 for 32 The Decision has been racing aroupd these parts for some time and never has shown any form to indicate that he was a race horse though he is a good looker Today however he ran like a race horse and after following the pace set by Lorac and Marse Henry to the stretch he came on to a victory over Jacobs winning by a head Jacoba probably would have won with good racing luck She was pinned In between The Decision and Marse Henry In the final furlong and could not get through Run Two Steeplechases There were two steeplechases on the program both for horses ridden by jockeys that had never ridden a winner The first of these went to Dom Moran who won easily though Holly his rider came near tossing the race away at the end because he did not see Handrun nlng closing The other Jumping race was won by Sixty Four a gelding owned by Howard Lewis which won on Wednesday Sixty Four was the first horse of the Pimlico meeting to win two races Precise took the opening race after Bright Star looked the winner at the head of the stretch Ambrose got home In the third race leading all the way while the favorite Water Lily ran one of her bad races finishing out of the money Old Sandhill showed a good performance in the sixth race when he beat Miller and Infidel 2d took the last easily from CeltabeL Henry Watterson has decided to win ter the Marlsol stables horses at GravesentU The horses go Into winter quarters at the conclusion ox tne rim llco meeting Tompkins purchased of Samuel Louis this morning the St Savin geld ing St Charlcote The latter will be shipped to Warrenton and during the winter months will be schooled over the jumps with the idea of making a steeplechaser of him FarreU Purchases Aragon FarreU purchased of the Mill town stable the plater Aragon He will probably be sent to New Orleans at the conclusion of the Bowie meeting William Midgley and Andrew Jackson Joyner flipped up a coin for Jockey Frank Keoughs services In the Walden stakes to be run tomorrow and Midgley won Keough will have the mount on Glfford A Cochrans entry The 6000 Manley Memorial steeplechase which will be run Tuesday Is attracting much attention from the Hunt Club elemert throughout the country and several parties have been made up to come to witness the race Secretary Rlggs has been notified that delegations will be here from Philadelphia Richmond Boston and Mlllbrook son between Catholic University and Maryland State which meet here next Saturday State defeated the Virginians two weeks ago 15 to 9 Maryland State in a somewhat trip pled condition battles St Johns In Annapolis this morning at 1030 St Johns record so far this season does not compare with that of States but the Annapolis eleven Is about 100 per cent stronger for todays coptest than It has been before this year Gallaudet on past performances should ndt have a great deal of trouble In taking the long end of the score in Its game with Penn Military College at Chester Pa today Gallaudet has improved wonderfully in the last three weeks Georgetown Preps and Army and Navy Preps meet at Georgetown today in a game which in all likelihood will decide the preparatory school title of the District Both have mighty fine elevens Central High goes over to Baltimore to meet City College an eleven which has scored more than 200 points on Its four scholastlo opponents this year Central has Its hands full and a victory would be a big feather in its cap Home Going Voters and Men Who i DEVONSHIRE RESULTS FIRST BACK Sening purse 800 all ares 6 furlongs Moss Fox 116 William 1480 straight 310 place and 300 show won Dorothy Carlln 109 McEwan 11770 place and 1700 ahow second VlTlan 8 113 Domlnick 1660 show third Time 113 8 3 Last Spark Sir Arthur Kathleen Hampton Qame Maid of Fromms and Otero also ran SECOND RACE Purse WOO for 2 year olds 5 furlongs Crepuscle 100 Oarer 530 straight 300 place and 310 ahow won Srbll 115 Stearns 10 60 place and 4 80 ahow second Kagura 100 Molesworth 280 show third Time 101 2 5 Little Wonder Bon Otis Wat Amazonian and Spring Song also ran THIBD RACE Selling purse 600 for all ages 5H furlongs Sourenlr 103 Young 070 straight 470 place and 330 show won Counterpart 107 Howard 0 80 place and 490 show second Edmond Adams 107 Mc Ewen 280sbow third Time 1 06 8 5 Setn Del Wild Bear Yorkshire Boy Unity Ben del DeTlltry and Margaret Ellen also ran FOURTH RACE Selling purse 600 for 8 jear olds and upward 6 furlongs Lord Wells 104 Mountain field 4160 straight 3770 place and 11 20 ahow won Hydroplane 104 Thnrber field 3770 place and 1120 show second Alcourt 112 Williams 5 80 shew third Time 113 2 5 Glint Hearthstone Nathan Ethan Allen Albee Loixl Safe Home Curious and MorristAwn also ran FIFTH RACE Selling purse 700 handicap for all ages 1 mile Greenwood 102 Stearns 1120 straight 380 place and 3 00 show won Jim Wakely 103 Clarer 270 place and 2 60 show second Fairy Legend 85 Bar rett sozu snow tnira Time 139 2 5 Droll Generally Dress Up at This lime I7IND clothes to meet their ideas at Bs plus a courteous service and a guarantee of absolute satisfaction flP has served better dressed men for over a quarter of a century and will meet your ideas of style quality and price in a few minutes Attention is called to the following Suits and Overcoats 2k Extra Value Fifteen 20 Better Twenty Thousands of Suits and Overcoats at 151820 2530 HEvery wear need for the man Shirts Neckwear Undergarments Ramo Hats Omar Hats TECK Shoes etc tN I TkfyfcwfW afNbUfc In the event of Brentwood going to the post In the Manley Memorial he will 1 stlr ftp outlook also ran be ridden by Mr Devereux Brentwood SIXTH RACE Purse 600 for 8 year olda went a bit sore at the White Marsh and upward 1 mile and 20 yards Peruglno mtlrr but has been Viven a special 1 Barrett 520 straight 420 place and AO SHOW preparation for the Maniey memorial Steeplechase Jockey Fltzhugn sunerea 8 80 show won Old Charter 08 Thnrber 2310 place and 1730 show second After Night 04 Koppleman 8 20 show third Time 1 42 2 5 Barn Dance Thomas Hare fall while riding Chevron In the second 1 rjLOA TmrA 1a van SEVENTH RACE Selling purse 700 for 4 dislocated shoulder as a result of a PIMLICO MD NOVEMBER 3 BUSUTESS ELEVE1T BEATEN College Parte Nov Maryland States second eleven defeated Business High School of Washington today IS to 0 Arthur who scored the touchdowns for his team did most of States gaining while McDonalds defensive work and Gerardls play at quarter featured Business performance Summary Maryland State Positions Business A Atchison McCauley Prentice AUard Jones Williams Boone Center McDonnell Trenet Towbes Clazton Robin BAtchison Held Knode Gerardi Arthur Raedy oodwin Wise fetevens McDonald Substitutions Maryland States Cooney for A Atchlon London for Trenet Business Puttke for Williams Keenan for Allard Slenti for Gerard 1 Touchdowns Arthur 2 Goal from touchdown Knode Goal from touchdown missed Knode Referee Mr Smith Umpire Mr Dowrick Head linesman Mr Cann Tune of periods Eight minutes each PATTEESON QUITS A IN FOOTBALL STRETCH FOR SOUTHERN TIRE Atlanta Ga Nov The final drlxe for the 1916 football championship of the South starts tomorrow with two contests in which four acknowledged contenders will participate on the list Three other elevens still In the running are to play teams generally considered among the weaker section or which have no bearing on Southern football matters The Auburn Georgia clash on neutral ground at Columbus Ga and the Sewanee Alabama battle at Birmingham are the major contests and are expected to result in narrowing the list of undefeated teams In the South Georgia Tech meets Tulane here Van derbllt plays Rose Polytechnic at Nashville and Tennessee tackles Chattanooga at Chattanooga 0 MEET IS SANCTIOITED Notice was given the Athletic Association at Georgetown University yesterday that the South Atlantic A A registration committee has issued a sanction to the local track management for indoor games to be held Saturday February 17 1917 in ConventlonvHalL THIRD DAY WEATHER CLEAR TRACK FAST 41C FIRST RACE Sir furlongs Purse 700 For maiden 2 year olda nww1J Wrm AflBllv VUAA am Wefir tn rh fvti Grosvenor8tables by Waterboy Prim IL Trained 1 SS5U Time 023 3 5 048 4 5 115 1 5 Claiming Start st at 2 00 Off at 22 Winner by Fltxslmmons Value to winner Index SUrters Wit Post St tli Precise 10J 27S Bright Star lfil 2 7 305 Tyrant Ul 4 4 280 Otsego 105 I 24 Patapsco 110 1 92 Merchant 110 15 1 2S5 8weeterThanSug 105 14 12 Magnetlna 107 12 2 71 Bootlei Baby 10T 11 6 274 Charmingly Ill 8 IS 211 BaUygunge lo 282 Water Wings 110 7 15 274 Onunde 107 9 9 305 Bond 110 6 14 23 Delos 3l 2 4H 10 12 14 i 110 12 13 1S 11 12 IM Ball 10 2 Butwell 13 10 3 Troxler 51 4 Collins 25 3M 6 Robinson 18 4 6 Byrne 3 2 8 7 McDermott 17 0 8H Mink 1 7 Stlrllnr Kelsay 226 Metctlf Obert McTaggart 78 Carroll Haynes Place 8 6 7 5 10 UH 11 1J 12 9tt lltt 14 14 15 15 Field Mutuels 2 paid Precise straight 26 40 place 320 show 2 90 Bright Star place 480 show 4 no Tyrant show 2950 Precise mored np with a rush when straightened out In the homr etch and drew sway the last sixteenth Bright Star was a forward contender all the wa Tyrant Just lasted long enough to stall off Otsego Merchant was probably short He tired the final drive Overweights Bright Star 2 Sweeter Than Sugar 8 Charmingly 4 Ballygunge 1 Tyrant 1 Precise 2 Scratched Capital Prlxe Onwa Bar of Phoenix 917 SECOND RACE Two miles The Towson steeplechase Purse 700 For 4 year olds and npward Selling handicap Start good Won easily place driving Went to the rt at 227 Off at 2 28 Winner Hj Sages ch 4 by Ciar Adelaide Boyer Trained Donohue Value to winner 550 Time 402 8 5 8 year olds and upward 1 miles Harden 110 Williams 14 90 straight 8 40 place and 5 50 show won Fleuron II 104 Carroll 16 00 place and 6 80 show second Joe Finn 102 Barrett 8 80 show third Time 2 05 3 5 First Star Alda Chrlstophine Lady Splrltnelle Peg and Budwelser also ran pimlicoIacTentries FIRST RACE Two year old ffllles purs 700 6 furlongs Index Horse Wgt Index Horse Wrt 811 Triple Crown115 274 Sea Ware 109 274 Hesse 106 1288 Polly 109 Bread Win 288 Sandale Imp 106 ner Imp 106 I Matin 115 SECOND RACi Junior steeplechase purse 700 for 3 year olds 2 miles Socony 187 Marchena 132 Waterfront 132 TThe Bk lmn132 IBrooks 187 Masterful 132 fSlmon Ji lmD132 tBryan Chant 132 Index SUrters 303 Dom Morant 88 Haadrunntng 203 Gloucester 205 Rvutla i 281 Golden Vale 288 Chevron Wgt Post St 4 8 12 Fin Jockeys 1 2H 2 2 ltt 1H Holly 8 2 8 2 Hv Welles Straight 6 4 138 128 1 1 4H 4 6 SH 2H8 1 2 8 87 10 Toung 81 2 6 Jobnson 81 10 Fitzgerald 24 5 Brady 47 10 Place 7 10 27 20 8 5 7 6 2 5 Lost rider Mutuels 2 paid Dom Moran sno SHOULD ETIN WELL TODAY straight 4 50 place 340 show 300 Handrunnlng place 570 show 3 90 Glou rester show 660 Dom Moran in hand most of the trln Hollv did not see Handrnnnlnr closlnc and almost tossed the race off Handrun nlng closed with a rush on the Inside and passed Gloucester the last 50 yards The latter fenced well and showed a lot of early speed Golden Vale lost his rider at the twelfth and Chevron at the tenth fences Winner entered for 800 no Md Overweight Ruslla 3 51Q THIRD RACE Six furlongs Purse 700 For 4 year olds and upward Claiming Start good Won easily place same Went to the post at 8 00 Off at 8 02 Winner Marrone Stables 6 by Disguise Ambroslne Trained by Wayland Value to winner 550 Time 0 24 1 5 048 4 5 114 2 5 Raleigh CL Nov Brit Patterson former Washington and Jefferson xooiuail suit wuu waa given a pmLD 1 on the All American eleven of 1915 has 1 resigned as head coach of the North I Carolina A and eleven after an agreement reached with the athletic committee of the faculty Pimlico The Washington Post Triple Crown Sea Wave Sandal Davis entry Sage entry Socony True aa Steel Yankee Notions Vermont Jock Scot Bondage Reprobate Leochares Water Lady Startling Chiclet Bayberry Candle Fenmouse Maxims Choice Armament Fairly Cincinnati Enquirer Matin Triple Crown Sea Wave Davis entry Sage entry True as Steel Vermont Presumption Widener entry Bondage Reprobate Runes Water Lady Leochares Wooden Shoes Lady Teresa Celto Menlo Park Success Manslayer WTffyyirJZE Society Brand Clothes 20 to 40 Aristocrat ic Clothes 15 to 35 Hecht Cos Clothes Shop Seventh Stv Near iF the strength of our assortment of Suits and Overcoats in the grade at 20 dollars is so really unusual that we want the privilege of showing these garments to you especially We want to say again what we have said often before Price makes no difference in the effectiveness of Mode Clothes They are all modeled and made by the same tailoring genius and their fashion value is 100 per cent excellent But the intrinsic value at 20 is remafrkable as youll see The Suits are in Norfolk English and Conservative Models plain weaves and fancy patterns The Overcoats are in Belter Pinch back Form fitting Loose back Single and Double breasted Models plain colors Oxfords and smart mixtures Index Starters Wgt Post St 4 269 Ambrose 118 7 1 1H 1 217 Estlmsble US 8 2 2 2 Cash on Delivery 121 3 3 5 6 264 Sam Jackson 121 2 7 8 8 Minstrel 118 6 5 SH 4 291 Water Lily 122 1 4 4H 3 Oakhurst 121 121 4 Amnrose 3ash onQel Fin Jockeys Straight 1 1 Kleeger 78 20 2 2 Ball 45 10 3 3 Metcalf 42 6 4tt Troxler 12 51 Lyke 81 4k 6 Butwell 4 6 7 7 Burllngame 128 Place 10 7 6 2 5 Show 1 2 1 5 40 20 Mutuels 2 paid Amllrose straight 9 90 place 3 show 300 Estimable place 480 show 350 Cash on Delivery ahow 760 Ambrose outran his field from the start and was under slight restraint the entire trip Estimable conld never get to the leader but held the others safe Cash on Delivery began slowly Sam Jackson pulled np very lame Water lily also pulled up lame but walked out of it OIO FOURTH RACE Two miles The Towson steeplechase Purse 700 For 4 year olds and up Selling handicap Start good Won galloping place easily Went to post at 27 Off at 828 Winner Mrs Stetsons 6 hy Migraine Merry Papoose Trained by Lewis Value to winner 550 Time 355 index Starters Wgt Post 6t 4 4 8 12 Fin Jockeys Straight Place Show S03 Sixty Four 148 5 6 2 1 1 Beyers 33 20 11 20 1 2 288 Johnson 13 4 2 1 1H 2 I Brown 24 6 11 10 12 20 289 Racebrook 155 11 1 2 8 Staeey 43 10 6 5 8 4 289 Otto Fkito 148 5 3 4 4H 4 4 4 Hegan 97 10 4 2 301 March Court 188 4 5 6 5 Bnsh 4 6 3 5 100 Chaa Grainger 142 2 2 6 Alley 30 6 Lost rider Mutuels 2 paid Sixty Four straight 530 place 310 show 3 00 JRJohn son place 4 20 show 330 Racebrook show 3 50 Sixty Four was rated off the pace until the last turnof the field Went to his knees at ninth fence and almost lost rider Drew away Into long lead last furlong Johnson was used up racing Racebrook Into submission in early stages Letter tried tKVldly last quarter March Court lost rider at twelfth fence Chas Grainger stumbled on the flat after taking tenth Jump and lost rider Winner entered for 800 no bid Scratched White Metal FIFTH RACE Six furlongs Purse 700 For all ages Forest Park purse Start to the post at 4oo off at 403 Trained by Brady Value to winner 550 tSage entry lDavls entry THIRD RACE Selling handicap purse 700 8 year olds and upward 6 furlongs 291 Presumption 108 1 306 Blue Cap 109 Remarkable 98 245 Humiliation 107 248 Tlnga Ling 102 185 Little Dipper 107 291 Tnke Ns 125 1233 Porin 100 High HorseolOl 203 Shrapnel 100 293 Lady London 1 09 1230 Vermont 112 293 Salon 109 1297 Fair Helen i 110 278 Royalist 105 Ina Kay 107 291 True as St1115 FOURTH RACE The Walden 2000 added for 2 year olds 1 mile 254 Melodrama 107 tCadiUac 112 Bondage 127 tColnmUne 109 284 304 Reprobate 117 802 tLottery X112 221 Jock Scot vll2 f24Sl T1rn 115 S04 Courtahlp 112 1284 Waukeag 122 29S Beall07 Sll Qn of 8ea 114 tPrlscllla Ms 109 276 First Ballot 119 tRoss entry tWldener entry FIFTH RACE Pimlico Fsll Serial handicap No 1 1000 added for 3 year olds and upward 6 furlongs 186 Leochares 133 I 312 ThornhiH 112 283 Lillls 113J 292 Candle 97 236 Rhine Maldn106 1271 Water Lady 110 278 Gainoc 110 1 312 Ninety Slmpx 104 298 Runes Ill 271 Startling 110 172 Pr of Oomoll2 Venetian 102 8IXTH RACE Rennert handicap purse 700 3 year olds and upward 1 1 16 miles 292 Air Man 103 1236 Eagle 106 278 Chiclet imp120 312 Prince Hermls113 lllllllllllllllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllinilllllllllllllllllll HESS SHOES S5 are beyond doubt the Sj 55 most reasonably priced 5 high grade shoes on jf the market today 55 When you consider the quality the 55 55 workmanship the style the elegance of 55 55 finish the fit the comfort the all round 5 55 superiority of Hess Shoes you must admit jj 55 that they are the most reasonably priced jj 55 shoes obtainable today Shown in all the fashionable 5 leathers in more than sixty Ej distinctive and exclusive mod 55 els for day and dress wear 5 5 to 8 Pair J23Xw MsBsais BsUssfMeMaasaBsEaBBs Hess Sons 931 Pa Ave IIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIilllllllllfiH 307 Lady Teresa 104 I 820 Celto 278 WoodenShs lll 277 Fenmouse Ill Smyth 104 Mack Eubanks 104 Star Bird Parlor Boy 106 Big Lomax 106 Gentlewom Sixth race Selling purse 600 year olds sin rscSellln nurse B00 vear oId I Dd npWlrd mll Tom 112 1 and upward 6 furlongs Vlley 104 Ellen C1 Morgan 96 School for Scandal 96 111 Hm rth ItU fcV Rnhsnks 104 Str Rtrri i Auma IX 8tIlr 1IU Wlh 1V1 rn YW f41 I TV JII11 A i aa I A YTr i a vuiiucio i iuuu iiw inn ius tiia Jennings iuw ear tain nravo i4 nogart iu nasty cost 104 SEVENTH RACE Free Selling handicap rette 10 sponn ii tactless jiw lr purse 70O for 3 year olds and upward 1 1 8 uevii low raim uni iw ounice lii aiso eugioie suuiessji jw jun iw Drooo cress 109 Third race Handicap an ages purs 700 6 furtongs Fruit Cake 90 Swlft Fox 92 miles Armament 105 I 801 Menlo Parkl05 801 Fairly 108 Solid Rock 104 818 Manslayer 105 286 Capt Parr Ill 307 Success 1071308 Maxims Chel20 292 Ampere II 981297 Stalwt Helen102 801 High Tide 105 309 Woodfair 95 Five pounds apprentice allowance claimed ENTREES FOE DEVONSHIRE First race Selling purse 600 all ages 6 furlongs Old Drury 97 Marie OBrien 101 Dash 102 EUiabetb Lee 102 Freeman 106 Maaurka 108 Odd Cross 106 Littlest Rebel 106 Dartworth 106 Uncle Jimmy 106 Two Royals 106 Ssllle ODay 106 Also eligible Arch Plotter 100 Harry 119 Dignity 109 lw nr7 I11 tmoat lfw Wey Bon Otis 95 Uberator 104 wanda nu Nannie McDee 104 Anxiety 104 Kls ker 105 Also eligible Dicks Pet 104 Boa ONell 104 Flying Feet 104 Seventh race Selling purse 600 3 year olds and upward 1 mile and 70 yard Black frost 98 Thanksgiving 100 Amnlet 102 Dea 104 Yorkville 100 Paymaster 109 tTlajan I 101 Hawthorne 10 Nellie 98 Pons entry Alexandra entry Fourth race Purse 700 2 year olds 1 mile Crepuscule 97 Gay Life 97 Kaugura 100 Abe Martin 100 Bon Otla 102 Out 106 Loclle 107 Swift Fox 108 Pons entry 1 Fifth race Handicap purse 700 year olds I and upward 1 1 16 mile Fairy Legend 88 Egmont 95 King Box 102 little String 104 I Christie 110 Hanovta 114 All Smiles 112 i Hauberk 116 Star Love 120 Zolllcoffer entry anoke 107 Glomer 107 First Star 106 Harry Lauder 109 Royal Tea Ill Herbert Temple Davis 8 by King James Verdict Time 0Z3 8 047 8 6 113 3 5 Index Starters 282 TheDecllion 107 128 Jacoba 104 292 Marse Henry 115 271 Anita 112 277a Celto 117 284 Hubbub 115 171 Grand Opera 107 178 Shoddy 112 Skllea Knob 120 Loraa US King Mart 112 Wgt Post 107 2 11 10 14 Fin Jockeys Straight Piece Show 2 22V Itt Ambrose n078 20 527 20 15T 2o 4k 6tt 8S 2 ItcTaggart 27 20 8 5 8 1 1 2 Troxler 5 7 18 20 6tVi 41 4 4 BatwelL 11 4 2 8 6 5 6 Farrbrother 20 8 4 Robinson 68 39 10 Ball 8chntUnger 111 40 20 10tt 7 6 to 9 8 7 8U 7 9 8 84 7 10 tA vLoftua 1 2H 6 10 Haynes 10 11 11 11 Kecgh Davis entry Mutuels 2 pald The Decision Davis entry straight 20960 place 5470 show 1770 Jacoba place 470 shes 120 Mane Henry ahow 290 The Decision followed the pace closely until straightened out for the final run when be went to I the front and snook off Marse Henry Jacoba was blocked In the stretch run when she was closing stoutly Mane Henry weakened in the nnal drive alter disposing ot Lorac Scratched Chiclet Laiy Barbary SIXTH RACE One mile and 70 yards Purse 100 For year olds and upward Free Selling handicap Start good Won driving place easily Went to the poet at Off at S7 winner Murrays a a uj koci sana Mount vernon Trained by 321 Fltxsimmona Index Starters WfJ Post St 307 sandhill TIM 7 8 301 Millar 117 1 1 273 Barbara 10s 1 808 AOtena Ul 4 4 808 Goodwood US 6 Shooting 3tars St 218 Napier 00 Value to winner 550 Time rift 3 5 049 1 115 141 2 6 1462 5 4 4 3H 2r 1 2 4 Vi 614 5 2 2H 4 2 1 1 5 8 6 8 6 7 to Yjila Butwell Robinson McTaggart Obert EnsoT Gartner Xl 20 5 0 Mutuels 2 paid Sandhill straight 4Jt0 Veiace 83 10 show 200 Miller ilaee 310 ahow 240 Hartiard ahow 270 Sandhill tooted np atontly reundlng the far urn and after taking the lead stalled off the determined challenges from Alliens and Miller The latter was blocked st the three eighths pole just as Butwell was making his rim Harbard came again and outiaatea tne tmnarinena winner enterea ror 8izuv no Ma Overweight Sandhill 1 Goodwood 6 Scratched St Charlcote Queen of Paradise NlgeL 009 SEVENTH RACE One mile and 40 yards Purse 700 For 8 year olda Free Selling OCA handicap JStart good Won driving place easily Went to the post at 803 Off at 504 Winner Bedwells 3 by Radford Miss Matthews Trained by Bed weR Value to winner 550 Time 024 2 5 0 49 8 5 115 4 5 142 1 5 145 2 5 snow Isdex SUrters Wgti Post St 2 Iafidel XL 108 8 OelUbel 108 3 08 Handrail Ill 4 tl Good Co anas 104 4 ilaymeW 88 1 1 xt Fin Jockeys Straight PUee 2 2 1 lS XH ButwelU 64 20 4 2 1J IVa 1H 1 1 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