The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • 12

THE ENQUIRER, CINCINNATI, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST SO, 1923 12 HARD DRIVE Down Home Stretch Lands SpnayWinner in Kentucky Stake. Humorette Gives Kilmer Filly a Gruelling Battle In Feature Race of Day at Saratoga. THE WIJUNEBS. COXNATJGHT FARK. toff KAn "Wellsr 4l7tt-le Flsunloa (H.

Hewrd UU -10S Tleaeey H. Hewsrd leH-10 Ablase (Ctalam) KlW Bad Wtatrneld -Mi King wevs (H. -104J Belle Amis (Sharp) -Mi SARATOGA. Lady Don (O. Babla) Bm Gmreoa (A.

Campbell) -1 fctrr (U MeAtee) 4-1 (E. Wesjedsteck). 1 -t Valemtla (- 11 "5 Bums (M. Garner) racial piss-srca to ts asgoisis. Saratoga, N.

August There Was a break in tha beautiful weather that has graced tha Saratoga meeting all monfh, when rain came this afternoon and the races were run over a muddy track. The feature of the day was the Kentucky, a selling stake for two-year-old miles over the five and a half furlongs distance. It was worth IS.I7S to the winner and went to Willis Sharps Kilmer's Sunsyr, the homebred daughter of Sun Briar and Misty It was a two-horse race all the way. Sande had Humorette away on her toes, and she Jumped into a lead of a couple of lengths, while Sua Donovan broke so slowly as to hava little chance. Then In the first furlong McAtee took Sunayr to Humorette and the pair raced aa one horse (all around the head and well Into the stretch, drawing out well from the others.

Swinging for home and still closely lapped, both Humorette and Sunayr went a bit wide and when Merlmee made a close turn Into tha straight with Sue Donovan she had an opportunity, but she was too far back to become a serious menace. Then in the last furlong there was as pretty a duel as hss been seen all year between the two leaders. They were closely locked and striding together, while neltlrer could gain an advantage- Peter Coyne and D. D. Canfield are visitors from Louisville.

They came from Kentucky with the Idea of making aome purchases of horses. John Dymond, President and general manager of the Business Men's Rac ing Association, which operates the 1 Fair Grounds Race Track at New Or leans. Is visiting the track here and topping at the Grand Union Hotel. Wilson Williams, one of Mr. Dy- mond's Board of Directors, is also beta.

Mr. Dymond stated that he Is hare in Interest of the racing meeting that will open In New Or leans on January 1 and continue un til and Inclusive of Msrrdi Gras, which this year will cover a period of 64 racing days. "We htd an ex cellent season last xy ear, with not a breath of scandal or word of com plaint and it is our purpose to have a similar season this yeitr and everything promises that result," said Mr. Dymond. That there will be a race meeting of 100 days or more at the Havana during the coming winter was the announcement made by Frank J.

Bruen, general manager the Cuban Association, here to-day. VOLUNTEERS ARE MANY For Frankie Neaaler'g Benefit at Elmwood To-Night. Action, and plenty of It, apparent ly will be the rule and not the axcep rtion in the lengthy boxing program to-night at the Elmwood Arena, ranged by the Friars G. and A. C.

for the benefit of Frankie Nesaler, an active member of the Vine street club for years. Nessler Is suffering from a severe attack of asthma and complicating diseases. So many boxers have volunteered their services that It has been somewhat difficult to arrange the program. Probably the bout that Is attracting the most attention Is the one between Joe Anderson and Toung Jack Dillon. Anderson easily gained the good will of the fans when ha took up professional boxing, and this popularity has not waned.

His encounter with Dillon Is heralded as the feature event of tha card. All bouts will be three rounds, and ara aa follows: Tommy Sparks vs. Lou Palmer, Oklahoma Smith vs. Toung Corbett, Johnny Mack vs. Oklahoma Keener, Fighting Ferraris vs.

Law. Palmer, Dave' Fambry vs. Kid Howard. Lou Hanneberry vs. Danny Schrorsh, Tom-ray Murphy vg.

Billy McCann and Vic Nauer vs. Mickey Murphy. GIERAED STAGES COMEBACK And Boats Koertar in Flay-Off For Amateur Caddies' Match, Making an 'excellent comeback on the second nine holes yesterday In the splay-off for geeond place among the amateurs In the Cincinnati coddles' tournament, which was held at Hlllcrest Monday, A. Garrard, of Hill-crest, beat Elmer Koester, of Western Hills, by on stroke. Gerrard's soore was II and that of Koester 10.

At the turn Koester was leading his opponent by four strokes, but by playing the tenth and eleventh holes In par Gerrard evened up the tally, only ta fall one stroke behind on the twelfth. He again made It even all on the thirteenth and thereafter the two boys played neck and neck. Ort the seventeenth, however, Gerrard made a par five, which gave blin a one-stroke lead and tha victory. He consequently wins tha medal for second place. In the tournament at Hlllcrest yeaterday for caddies of that club only, Gerrard also took first honors, having lew score of I among players in the first flight.

Other scores ware as follows: man, tS; Werner, fl; Clyde. 18; Du-Puy. J00; Wlllet, 101; Crawley. 101. Second Fligb.t Prickle, first.

105; Buna. 109; Bova. ill; Heithaus, Ill; Hudson, ill; Huber. lit; A. Huber, US; Brecount, 114- Thlrd Flight Marshall and Klump.

first. Hi; Bteulfandt 11T: Huffman, 117; Lawrence. 1X0; 811, 12J; McKIn-ley, 111; Hegefield. ISO. In a flas; tourney at Hyde Park Mrs.

Develbllss won the Mrs. Frank Fischer award with low score. POLO SATES ABE CHANGES. First Claah of British and American Teams September 12. New York, August Jg.

Changes In the date ot three Important International polo events, all to take place at the Meadowbrook Club, Westbury, N. were announced to-day by the Polo Association In order to give the ponies of Invading teams more time In wblc.h to become acclimated. The start of the series between American and British army teams has been advanced from September I to September 12. The secondmatch wife be played September 15 and a third, If necessary, oi September IT. GRANS CIRCUIT RESULTS.

Raadvllle. August 21 (By Associated Preas) The following art tha Grand Circuit aummarlee: Foals 1150, Trot Purs. 11.000: Ethellnda. b. by Peter tin Great-Ethel Volo 1 1 Trumpet, b.

g. (Post) I 4 Hollyrood Leonanl. n. g. I Ravina union, ch.

r. (Serui) 9 3 Prngreae, b. c. (Know) 4 I Time 1:01. Queen Etta also started.

Tha 1:01 Class Trot Purse 11.000: Rom Scott, blk. by Peter Scott hoy M. Kenny I Murphy i. 1 1 McGregor the Great, b. h.

I I ttmma Harvester, b. m. SIS Time The Class Trot Purse 13.000: Pearl Benlioe, br. by Benboc Lady rom Berg (Murpny 1 1 Taurlda, b. by Peter ths Great Eva Bellini (K.

McDonald) i Major Riser, blk, g. (Hindi) 6 Elbla.Todn. nur. m. (w.

McDonald) i Allle Wood tha Great, br. g. (Fm- Inr) i Tims 10(11, 1:04, 3 14. Don da Lopes also started. Poaie or 1 821 value u.i&o: Commodore Wilson o.

by Commo dore Btngen Louise nson Peter Direct, b. g. (Tallman Blue Jay also started. -Time Trot Purse 11.000: The Ultimate, b. by The Expo nentMiss Aberdeen lemlug) 1 Ruth Brooks b.

m. 1 Beckett, b. h. (Rodney) 4 Kalmuck, br. h.

(Warman) 0 Heather, b. m. (Hyde) 3 Mr. Hoover, Benzol, Mlrathlon Proud Peter also started. Time 3 4 6 6 and KILLEFER IS SUSPENSES.

New York. AuvuBt 58. William Kill.fet- manager of the Chicago wn imormea or inaeniute aubpaneton by John A. Prliiem of tha Na-ttriial Lea rue. Umpire Pflrmmi mnnrtAH Killefer for ualnr ubuuHe language after Pnrman had en an adverae 'tecininn agalnat Chicago yesterday.

Thouch unrlr unpenaion, Klllerer managed tha C-hlrano u-am 10-uny irom a ikix ntar ine visiting dugout. Coach Oacar lingey having charge ot uib ciuu on me nna. JOHNSON SENDS SHOTGUN. Rsno, Nev August il. Walter John son, star pitcher or the Washington American League Club, haa acnt a Una snotgun to cnier or Folic.

Surrey as reward ror recovering a diamond ring stolen from Mis. Johnson last spring while ahe was visiting her father', Mayor Roberta, of Reno. Johnson wrote that Its expected to return to Reno this win ter ana spena soma time Iiuutlng. CITY IN BRIEF. Ilerolsm Is Rewarded.

Frank Whlta. 31 years old, Huntlnaton. w. srrslsned In Municipal Court on a charge of having assaulted John Champas, 12 years old, night clerk at the Central Hotel, Fourth street and Central avenue, and John Dempsey, patrolman, wns lined 1100 'and costs and sentenced to 30 days In Jail rn Municipal court yeaterday. Joseph c.

Bird attorney, recalled to the Court that a year ago vtnite saved a Cincinnati patrolman from drowning. The Ane then was reduced to Jio. Missing (ilris Sought. George Baltxell in Mel wood avenue, wintnn Place. aske police to assist him In a search for his twu daughters Margaret, 16 years olrl.

and Elisabeth, 11 years old, who left home Thursday during his absence. Both had bobbed hair. Margaret la I feet tall and weighs 144 pounds Elisabeth Is i feet Inches In height and weigh 116 pounds. William Koester. 2341 Clifton avenue.

asked police to assist him In a search for his wile, Mrs. Etta Koester. 21 years old who disappeared from home Monday night. Koester told police he learned that his wife was seen In company with a man. Bond Fixed at StO.OOe.

Edward F. Johnson, 20 years old, negro, til Clinton street, was bound over to tha grand Jury on a charge of shooting a patrolman and shooting at another patrolman, by Munici pal Court Judge W. Meredith Teatman yesterday. His bond was set at 110,000 Johnson, erased by lliiunr, shot and wound ed seriously Carl Lemperle, 31 Oage street, natrolman, and Arcd upon Theodore Huber, 1837 Baranac avenue, when In the West End, June 23. Huber shot and captured Johnson when on carr street.

Both mm perle and Johnson are recovering from wounds. Alleged "Lookont" Arrested Hornce To ma 24 years old. 737 Kenyon avenu was arrested on a charge of disorderly condui durlna a raid by detectives undo Lieutenant John Seehohm, on an alleged gambling house on West Fifth street yea terday. ina omcer lore out an electric busier. Toms as acting -as the a.okout.

they charge. The same officers raided cafe at Carlisle avenue and Smith street and seised a number of jugs of liquor as evidence. John Spauldlng, t7 years old, negro, was charged with having possessed liquor. Confesses Theft of Pnraea. Police Iden-1 1 fled a prisoner registered as Harry Mat-thaws.

21 yeara old, Memphis, as tha "pockstbook thief" yesterday. He waa arrested Sunday by Patrolman Jack Dempsey. Detectives Gernhanlt snd Mahan allege Matthews waa sentenced to serve 10 days In jail and fined M0 and costs on a chares of having stolen women's puises sevsral months ago. Tuesday Miss Beaen- lene Caywood, Hotel Newiand, stenographer, tdenttrtod Matthews as the nun aha had seen loitering around the hotel lobby for several Hours on tha day last w.uk shortly before she mlBscd her purse. Matthews confessed when confronted by Miss Csywood.

Later Matthews confessed having stolen the rurse of Mrs Bessie Rose. firoprletresa of the Hotel Gibson Gift Bho'p, ast Friday. Mrs. Rose Identified Matthews as the man who entered the shop and acted In a suspicious manner. The purss contained M0, heads, gold ulecs, keys and a diary.

Matthews promised to try to recover the diary for Mrs. Rose. Fleeing Negro Is Shot. "I did not wsnt the officers to And bottle of liquor on me and I ran." said McKlnley Meleneon, 11 yeara old. negro, til West Fifth street, who wss shot by Pstrolman John Dempsey early yeaterday morning.

One of three shots fired by Dempsey hit the fleeing negro In his left shoulder. He was treated at ths General Hospital. Dempsey was stsndlng In a hallway on West Fourth street, between Central avenue and Johu street, when he saw Meleneon acting auspiciously. stepped out and called to him to atop, but the negro turned and ran. At the same time the negro reached for his hip pocket.

Dempsey, who recently, has been fired upon several times, drew his revolver snd fired three shots. The negro foil to the sidewalk. It developed that the negro waa reaching for the bottle of liquor to destroy It Instead of reaching for a revolver. Meleneon was arraigned In Court on a charge of having possessed liquor. The ran waa continued because of his wound.

Stabbed By Negro. Alonza Hubbard, 131 West Fourth street, yesterday applied at ths General Hospital for treatment for a stab wound In his left chest. Hubbard told police he was at Second and John streets Monday night when a negro stabbed him. IN CHAKGE. When the box office of the Shufiert Theater opens to-morrow morning for tha preliminary sale of seats for "The Cat and the Canary," which Inaugurates the season nextytSunday night.

there will be a new arrangement of tha ticket-selling force, Edward Nordman, who has been Assistant Treasurer of the house for nearly two years, will be In charge of the box office, succeeding Paul Hlllmann, who has been promoted to the management of the theater. Nordman's assistant will be Samuel" Handolaman, who was connected with tha theater first Flight Taeger, II; Waster- in another capacity. FAST BOUT With -Honors Even Sammy Mandell and Knock-Oat Mars Pit Up Lively-Exhibitioa at Riverside Arena, Covington. After two postponements the ten- round contest between Sammy Man dell, of Rockford, and Knockout Mars, of Cincinnati, was' put on last night at the Riverside arena. Covington, t)efore a large crowd and proved one of the most interesting and exciting contests of the year.

Although Mandell landed the larger number of punches those of Mars' were more ef- ectlve and the bout ended In a draw. Mandell showed wonderful ring knowledge for a youngster and Is lightning fast. He stepped around the roped circle flinging his gloves In a bewildering manner and continual ly shovlnf his left In the Cincinnati boy's fate. Mars, as usual, puziled his opponent with his southpaw de livery and made Mandell miss many ell-aimed blows. The boxers were on top of each other all the time and did not slow up In their work during the entire 10 rounds.

It Is too badt that Mandell hasn't got a knockout punch in either hand or he would lay out those who face him with ease. He can place his punches In a manner that pleases the crowd, but the sports seem to prefer punches those of Mars were more ef thing that Is lacking In Mendel's makeup. Considering that this was the first fight Mars had taken part In for sev eral months his showing was all that could be desired. He, too. Is without the sock that puts them away, so the affair was pretty well even up aa a boxing match, and the same pair would draw another big house if matched before the summer season ends at the Riverside open air arena.

Threatening weather- forced the Riverside Club to put the main event on after the second preliminary, aa it ooked as If It might rain any minute. The weights were announced as Mars 130'i and Mandell 121 pounds. Eddie Ling, of Chicago, who also looks after the affairs of Tommy Gib bons, was back of Mandell, while Biddy Itlshop had charge of Mara'a corner. Palsy Daley won over Lou Henne- berry In a six-round set-to that was Interesting In spots. Daley was the aggressor and gt home several dandy punches and used a left to good advantage.

Each weighed In under 120 pounds. Dave. Kambry, veteran Cincinnati lightweight, beated "Jug" Miller In a six-round number. Clinching by both men slowed up the scrup. Fambry hit the harder blows and scored two knockdowns in the second round.

Mil- 1 n.ma utmAwhnt In tha re- FISHING TRIP POSTPONED. Jack Dempsey Eemalna Indoors Instead of Taking Vacation. Saratoga Springs, K. August 21 (By the Associated Press). Rather than risk the danger of further aggravating hla cold Jack Doinpsey.

world's heavyweight champion, postponed his contemplated lahlng trlp to-day and remained in nis cottage on tha shores of Saratoga Laka, to keep out of a cold, drisillng rain that was still falling when hi crawled under the blankets for ths night. The champion's cold, while not serious, bothered him more to-day than any time and li showing no signs or improving. Jerry Luvadls, his faithful llttls trainer. smeared hla chest with liniment, ana told the tltleholder that he would be better in the morning. TITLEH0LDER ELIMINATED.

Mrs. Oaut Loses To Miss Wilson in Wsstern Golf Tourney. Chicago, August 28 (By the Associated Press). Elimination of the defending champion, Mrs. Dave Gaut, of Memphis, by Virginia Wilson, of Onwentala, Chicago, to-day furnished the surprise of the first match round of the Women's Western golf championship st Exmoor Country Club.

-Miss Wilson, only 17 years old and heretofore unknown In championship play, got a lead on her more experienced opponent early In the play and turned 3 up. Mrs. Gaut tightened up on the second nine, but her girlish opponent shot fully aa well and woo up and 1. She scored a II to Mrs. Qaut's 92.

In the second flight, Mrs. L. M. Masrader, of Memphis, survived today's round and will play Mrs. Fred Holmes, of Lafsyette, while Mrs.

a of Detroit, will play Mrs. Robert Cutting, of Chicago. Madge Miller, of Grand Rapids, also won. In the third (light Miss E. Detchon.

of Crawfordsville, will meet Mrs. J. E. Blakeslee, of and In the fourth flight Mrs. O.

D. Mann, of Danville. Miss M. Hayes, of Kalamazoo; Mrs. Gardner, of Blooming-ton, 111., and Miss L.

Adams, of La fayette, survived the first round MEN AND MATTERS. Richard N. Bird, Cincinnati, Super Intendent of the Fifth Division, Rail way Mail Service, ia In Chattanooga. conferring with postal and rail road officials relative to proposed im provements In the postal service between Cincinnati and Southern points. Assistant Superintendent John Clark.

Cincinnati division. Railway Mall Service, is expected to return Saturday from a two weeks' sojuorn a'. Ashvllle, N. where he went for ths benefit ef bla health. 1 ENTRIES AND WEIGHTS.

DXVOtfSHnLS. First Race Claiming; purs Il.tN: rer threa-jraar-elds and upward; sU furlongs: Horses. Weights. Horses. Weights.

Stylish Mlaa 4 LIlac.Tlrae II Ruatlcater BaVonhe 1 Blark Dear ....104 Colonel Matt Dappar Dan ....111 Honest George. .114 Oreatwood .111 Matinee Idol ....111 Clem Thelsen ...111 Tornado Ill Also eligible: Edna Ill Roy Ill Rendlta Id Tall Elk Ill Fort Bliss Ill Beeond Race Claiming: purse It.OOS; for maiden two-year-olds; nve tunonga: Polly Mara Marmaduke Kington Princess A mo Salt 8hot Fear Also eligible: Mlsa Etta 10i .107 .101 .113 10T Flama i Billy Conner Jun Corey 102 Devonlte 104 "Promising Tom. 106 Kirklevlngton ..10 Also eligible: Bee's Wins 10 (A rill to ilesaioff 107 Arntsnsa 104 Arenital 104 Rustein lor. 8lug ll Sangmdo 110 Weatwood 120 lmsty Mary 101 Melvlna 100 Lady Virginia. 101 Also eligible: Pust Dispatch ..111 Privilege 101 Coppemrau 113 Sixth Race Purse Fred Klnnsy 1 10 Cantilever 110 Seacourt Ill Miss Prosperity.

.101 Fluffy 100 Pslsam Laks Sweet Note Htrutter Leonard Spear Shot Sportsman Clarkson Ashland Leaalde 7.1ns The OafI White Boota l.ondon Smoke. Atonement New Pink K. h. nM not Pllt 1 nu upwn.u. on.

mno maiiniis i ju.iu., Columbia Haiel down Fambry leaa. tacn weignea in under 141 pounds. Billy McCann registered the only knockout of the csrd when he put away Johnny Bass In the fourth round of the four-round opener. Referee Herman Schiller stopped the scrsp, as Bass practically was out on his feet. The weight was 122 pounds.

SPARRING PARTNER P0TTNDED B7 Luis Angel Firpo Spends Lively Cay in Camp. Afi.mlc citv. N. Auauat 21 (By As sociated Press). Bsnglng away with lefts truUht lefts hooked lefts and upper- rut lefts Luis Angsl Firpo punched four spnrrlng partners dliiy In sight rounds of a fairly heavy workout at bis training runp this afternoon.

Under tha cabled directions of Felix Bunge, the Buenos Aires trainer, aa Interpreted by Horetlo Lavalle, the local boss, Firpo Is devoting virtually all of his work to development of the portslde plledrlrer. Several times during to-day's sparring session tha South American, after drawing his men Into a corner, would loose Jha right, and In each Instance tha sharp commands of Lavalle could be heard above the thud-thud of the punches, directing the challenger for tha heavyweight title to work only with the left. The big fellow obeyed, but withheld most of hla power. Even so, the punch catchers wars well shsken. Some of the critics among tha spectators thought that Firpo would do better to.

quit "pulling" his punches. Hurry Home Frosty Boy I'atsy Black inong Apprentice allowancs claimed. Weather clear, track slow. SELECTIONS. BRITISH YACHT WUfS.

..107 Third Rare Claiming; purse 11.001; for four-year-olds and upward; one mile and a Olad News IT Orleans Olrl 101 Frank lo: 101 .104 .111 .101 Fourth Race Claiming: purse $1,000 ior mree-year-oias: one mile: Pursts A Whlta 7 Cntrled -Hotsr Klerson .101 Ray 107 Doubtful lot Mayor Carrel ...111 Pat Hampson ...111 Roseate ..101 ..101 ..107 ..110 ..111 Fifth Race Walltervllle Handicap: purse tor three-year-olds and upward; one mile and an eighth: Old Timer at Wrangle 101 Eulalla 104 Kent 101 Procyon 104 Fair Gain 10 My Desr us Clansman 117 best Pal UJ Sixth Race Claiming; puree for mi ee-yenr-oias stui ut.wara; six ruriongs: 104 Rpeedy Olrl 104 Fltirue 107 Tony Sua 110 James B. Brown.ll) Bevemh Rare Claiming; purse for thrce-yenr-ulile and upward; one mile and a quarter: Oaalnta Scrape 17 Bpartlna 17 Sir Leonid 101 Deep Sinker ....101 Ithalr 101 Hyanpom lot Domlnator Ill Apprentice allowance. Weather clear; track fast. a BLUE GRASS TAIB. Blue Grass Fair entries; third day, Wedt.esdsy.

August II: First Race Claiming; purse till; for two-ycar-olda; five furlongs; Horses Weight a Horses. Welghta Menags 104 Spark Plug IS7 Malt lit Attractive II Joyce lot Vebena I7 Xanthoa 107 Domination Second Race purse M00: claiming; for thifefyear-olils snl upward: six furlongs: Escnrpolette ...105 I'inday lot Froth lot Jupiter Ill Monsoon Ilo Antunla lee Duke of Savoy lot Third Race Purse 1600; claiming; far two-year-olds: five furlongs: Virginia Cook. ..104 Champ d'Or Quash 101 Querulous Ill Florence 104 Bay It 107 Mary Contrary. 101 Boomerang 107 Fourth Race Purse MOO; claiming, for three-year-olds and upward; six furlongs: Rnpld Traveler. .110 lul l-eu 101 Ring 110 Margaret AtklB.lt Amanda 110 Hu.

mount 110 Fifth Usee Pti'ee G00, maiden two-yei r-nlds; Ave furlongs: Uncle Abe 112 Oenerostty Ill I.ouhli Ill rmn'r M'rnln' in" Daughter Dear. Chios 101 ..101 .111 ..101 M00; claiming; for 106 Squire Wlgglne.10! Flycast Mary Relgel Cromwell 100 lot .110 Saratoga. Kings Ransom, Passport, Neptune. Fair Phantom, Goshawk. Last Straw.

Coatigan, Dry Muon, Tangerine. MY PLAY, Polly Ann, Scoop. King Charming, Dustabout, Vitamin. Dellanl, Anticipation, Vultllla. DAILY RACING FORM.

Apology. Vultllla. Fair Phantom, Last Straw, Goahawkv Dry Moun, June Grass, Flannel Shirt. MY PLAY, Chesterbrook, Miss cerlna. Tlppety Wltchet, Vltamine.

Anonymous, Forest Flower, Quick Tims, Vultllla. Connaught Park. Fleet Princess. PaclAc, Martini. Bel Joy.

Max Gold. Dancer. Ml'MBO JUMBO, Teds Plum, rephew. 1 Joella Kornova, Delusive, neiiloco Is. Royal Gift.

War Tank. 1110 Bandy Ileal, Water Willow, Ballot Car. King Trojan. Tlcacey, Rouen. DAILT RACING FORM.

Fleet Prlnc.sa. Silent Kate. PaHAc. Beljoy, Max Gold, Different Eyes. P.

T. Barnum, Mumbo Jumbo, Ted's Plum. FORNOVO, Jacques, WlngAeld. War Tank, Ardella. Res Gaiety.

Water Willow, Cordelier, Sweat Bouquet. Armistice, Tlcacey, Fayelle. Devonshire. Bendlta, Crestwood Boy, Colonel Matt. Fear, Polly Mara, Salt Shot.

Sportsman, Devonlte, Promlelng Tom. Peter riersnn, Mayer carrel, Untried. Clansman, Mv Dear, Host Pal. Westwood, Speedy uirl, James B. Brown.

UAZ1.NTA. Hpartlna, Deep Sinker. DAILY RACING FORM. IJlnc Time, Colonel Matt, Bendlta, Ponymara, Fear, Balaam Lake. Devonlte, Sportsman, Ardlto.

Peter Plerson, Purple and Mayor Carrel. BEST PAL, Clansman, My Dear. Westwood, Arendale, Ru.t.m, Gaztnta, Lothalr, Deep duiker. Lexington. V.rb.na, Malt, Xanthoa.

Antonla. Jupiter, Kscarpolette. Suash, Querulous, Booni.rsng. Ing, Rapid Traveler, Louie l-ou. Meivina, Double Atonement.

CROMWELL, Sea Court, Haiel W. FORFEITS ARE POSTED For a Series of -fames Between X. I. 0. Teams in Hamilton.

George Renners, manager of the Hamilton (Qhio) Clippers, and Cliff Cooper, manager of the Champion Coated Paper Club, also of Hamilton, Ohio, were In the city yeaterday to arrange for the series of the best two out of three games for the championship of Hamilton. Both earns have been playing gllt-edgeball In the K. I. O. this season.

The two Hamilton magnates met with President J. M. Dugan of the K. I. end.each posted the sum of $260 with Dugan to go through with the series under the supervision of the K.

I. the winner to take the $500. The first game will be played at the Clipper Fark on September t. The second game will be staged at the Champion Coated Paper Park, and the toss of the coin sent the third game, if it is necessary, to the ham-plon Coated Park. Coila III.

Makes It Two Out of Three Dus To Accident Rothesay, Scotland. August tt (By Associated Press). Within ten minutes of starting the second round the American six-meter yacht Lea's spinnaker sheet carried away and she was forced to surrender the third of the series of races for the Seawanhaka Cup to-day to her British opponent, Colia making the series stand to 1 In favor of the British craft. The Lea waa fully two and a half minutes astern when ehe gave up. SAIN HALTS BACIKO.

Columbus. August 21. Rain to-dav halted th. racing program, th. 11 band Ind.

Starters W'ta. 41441 Lady Boaa, 111.. 41144 Marionette, 17 414St Caps Clear, 414i Dexterous. 101 41)44 Belmoo, II lad. starts W'ta.

PP. St. 41411 Valeatla, let I I 41411 Henorabla. Ill, I 4 11171 Slngapora. I I 41114 Miss Bell.

I 1 41311 Oran, 100 I I 41111 Big Banc. 111.. I I RACING FORM SARATOGA twntt-fourth dai of tttc iummxr Mirnsa Jg" dMrtMIUUA gARATOOA HACINO ASSOCIATION. AT SARATOGA SPRINUa. K.

T. AUUUai tl. UU Weaioer. raining. Track muddy.

sl3Arv) FIRST RACE Bis furlongs; tor Ihrwysaf-alda and apwerd; claiming; parse vw II. XI; net value wioaet T. eocond IN, third tie. Fractional Time 0:47, 1:11 4-i Waul te poet at p. an.

OS at i sssss I 3 1. PP. SU I f. Owners. Jockeys.

Op. tT. en. I' 1 O. 1-1 l- 1 1 is JiJ T.

Moi.an.... al aa 1-1 1J-J J-JJ 11 4 4 It F. 1-1 t-J T-1J i 4i l' 'W. OH'rar 11-1 11-1 I I J. T.

R.ady.Blmoa 1-1 11-1 1-1 Start good. Won rlddea out, place driving. Winner, ch. S. by Manages- Walts Viola Guild.

Trainer, O. C. Wlnlfrey. Amm Lady Baas, In cloaeat pursuit of Marionette In the early racing, responded mna am termlnatlen in the suetch run and took command In the last lew strides. snowed good spaed In tlis going and saved ground throughout, but weakened wnen in.

nal Issue came, cane Clear, crowded ou the rail twtartug the strwtcrj. around Deztsrous In the final sixteenth mile end ost lasted him In the final Scratched: 41177 Monday Morning, 41117 Planus, 41417 Reprisal, 41U1 407(7 Poe, 41114 Rosa Ysta. AXA.RA. 0ECOND RACE About tws miles; for msldea three-year-elds and wwardi TrTrr allowances; purse tl.OKO; net value to winner 70, second $:0. third Time 4:11 1-i.

Went to post at 1:21 p. bju Off at 1:11. lnd. Starters PP. St.

tJ. sJ. 14J. 8. F.

Owners. Joi-keya 43411 Uon iarcon.Hl I 1 l4 1 l't S. Kosa.Canipbvll 43iit Schuylkill, 1 1 I'll' l't li S'l Frailir Itlll Orayiette. 110... 1 1 1' 4 4 1 1 1 J.

0. 41141 Urouch, 144.... 4 4 4 1 1 4 4 S. Rosa. Barrett Coupled as S.

Ror. entry. Stsrt WfMul. start good. Won ridden eat, place driving, winner, ch.

g. B. F. Owners. I'll" A.

THIRD RACE Purse $100; claiming; six furlongs: 4341 P. T. Barnum 101 41444 Wee Toddler II 41457 Ted's rium 102 41157 Dancing Girl ...104 43411 Mumbo Jumbo ..101 41444 Dependence II Op. 11. PI.

1-1 1-1 1-1 Out -t 1-1 T-l Out 1-1 I 1-t Out 1-1 l-l 1-1 Out Won ridden odt, place driving. Winner. Bon Garcon stinost tell at the Unth fenca. recovered quickly and followed the leadera under restraint to tha sixteenth lump, where be advanced Into a contending poeltlon and outlasted Schuylkill In ths Anal drive. Schuylkill drew slightly clear lu tha atretcn run, but men tired.

Graylstta lenced Is good fashion. Grouch tired. AWCC THIRD RACE Ths Kentucky Selling; five and a half furlongs; for two-year-olds; purse 1,100 added; net value to winner second 1160. third tliO. Fractional Time 1-t, 1:01 1-t.

Went to post at p. m. Pit at 4:01. Ind. 8tartsrs W'ta.

PP. St. 41110 Sunayr, 104 li 1 1 41144 Humorette, 114... 1 1 41110 8ue Donovan, 101 I 41411 Ducky. II 1 1 Lula.

II 4 B. l' t' i 1 il i I IV 1 I'l 4 4' 4'I F. Owners. Jockeys. 1" W.

8. l' H. C. Hands S'l Daniel. Merree 41 R.

T. Wn.Jr.Cal W. P. Lee Op. Start xood for all but Sua Donovan.

Won ridden out. D'ace driving. 1-1 CI. 4-1 -1 4-1 l-l l-l CI. l-l 1-1 4-1 l-l 4' 4l4'it 10-1 16-1 PI.

7-1 4-1 7-1 1-1 1-1 PI. 4. by Trojan Bh. Winner, ch. I.

by Sun Briar Misty 1-aw. Trainer, J. I. Smith. Sunayr raced prominently throughout.

She responded gamely under Intermittent punishment whan the Anal test came and outstayed Humorette. Tha latter was quick-eat to And her atrlde and forced a fast early pais, but faltered In the last 15 yards. Sue Donovan dwelt when the atart came. Merlmee tried to equeeie through on the rail rounding tha turn and was crowded. She secured clear passage on the Inside In tha Anal quarter mile and eloaed gamely, buvweaksned from her early effort In the last sixteentn mile.

Scratched: 41714 Polynala, 43111 Haughty Lady, 41426 Sunmange, 41311 Flying Fur, 41111 Anticipation, 43171 Sea Stake. jtOAfifi FOURTH RACE One mile; for three-year-olda end upward: handicap; Wu claiming: purse. 11.100 added; Bet value to winner 11,171, second 1 310, third 1100. Fractional Tlina 0:14. 1:11 1-i, 1:11 1-t.

Went to post at 4:11 p. m. Oft st 4:34. Ind. Starters W'ta PP.

St. 41411 Reparation, 101.1 4 41411 Dongas. 101 4 1 41411 Pilgrim, 111 I 1 41411 Master Hand. Ill 1 41141 llomeelretch, 114 1 1 1 I'l I'l 114 IV F. Owners, Jockeys.

J. E. Wo' 1 fl. Wsrd McAt'a 4'i I I Jjieneg Lng l-l 4-1 nemiiur. Trainer, M.

Brady. Reparation. favored by the going sad holding his opponents safe for speed, took eammaed ea the back stretch and maintained hli lead under hard pressure. Donges, nearest la pareult of tha leader, made a courageous effort In the stretch, but could not Improve his position. Pilgrim saved ground throughout and had no mishaps.

Master Hand and Homestretch displayed dull speed In tha going. Scratched: 43114 a. floods, tile fcamaar. lJJfiT FIFTH PACE Oae for three-year-tlds and upward; claiming; purse net value te winner 74ft, second 1200, third 1100. Fractional Time 4-1.

2 14 1-t. 1:40 1-i. Went to post at 1:01 p. m. Off st 1:02.

Iruk.v, On CI PI. tth 1-2 11 1 7-1 3-6 l'l I'l V. Barnes 1-1 11 1 7-1 3-6 I' I is J. t-1 11 1 7-1 3-1 It 4" 4 4 4" A. Rarklle l-l 7-1 l-l 1-1 l( 1 I'll 1.

Lee ll-l 10-1 1-1 4-1 I I I I 4 L. T. Bauer. Mor's 1-1 1-1 4-t 1-i Start good. Won easily, place driving.

Winner, b. 4. by Spanish Prince II. Mabel Strauss. Trainer, K.

A. Burks. Valentla, rated In front, waa navsr menaced. Honorable, a forward contender throughout, held Singapore safe In tha stretch run. The latter moved up atoutly entering the etretch, but waa unable to Improve his position.

He pulled up decidedly lame. Scratched: 41231 Fluff, 43411 Kewple 8, 4141S Llttls Ammle, 43111 Anterior, 43414 Ducka and Drakes. 43401 Dexterous, 41414 larmenclta. sl3dfiA aUXTH RACE Five snd a furlongs; for two-year-olds; allowances; pur.e 11.000: nst vslue to winner 700, second 1200, third 1100. Fractional Time 0:11 1-1, 0:47 3-1.

1:01 4-1. Went to post at 1:34 p. m. Off at 1:35. Ind.

Starters W'ta PP. St. 43011 Sarasen, lit 4 1 43331 P. V. Waters.

Hi 4 1 43111 Bob Tall, I 4 42141 Pickpocket, 111., I 42271 Trop'l Waters, Hi 1 I 41442 Sun Altos, 101.... I I S. r. Owners. Jockeys.

Op. CI. PI. 8h. I'l l' 1" 1 P.

1-1 1-10 l-l Out 1 2 1 A. 4-1 1-1 2-1 4-6 l' 1 Idle fl. Wilson 16-1 10-1 -l 6-2 I'l I'l 1 4'i H. 1-1 1-6 1-1 Out 4 4" 41 l' P. Sage.

Bablr 10-1 11-1 1-1 4-6 I1 I I Lelans 10-1 (0-1 20-1 10-1 Start good. Won easily, place driving. Wlnnsr, ch. 2, by High Tim. Rush Bos.

Trainer, C. E. Patterson. Barasane displayed excellent ipeed In the going and won In hand. P.

T. Waters, a forward contender throughout, weakened slightly In the Anal sixteenth mile. Bob Tall suffered Interference rounding the lower turn. He closed steadily on th. outside In the stretch run snd Pickpocket.

Scratched: 42120JFIoy Boy, 41317 Janet Blair, 43111 Dare Say, 43411 Nautical, 43407 King's Ransom, 43074 Madam Vennle, 43431 Sun Lady, 4310 Bracadale, 41111 (Sherman, 43411 Passport, 43171 Skirmisher, 43361 Klondyka, 42101 Eagerness, 43410 Bonaparte, 43410 Brlggs Buchanan. CONNAUGHT PARK ENTRIES AND WEIGHTS. FIRST RACE Purss $100; for maiden two-year-olds; Avs snd one hslf Index Horses Wts. Index Horses Wts. 11114 Irish-Batrhelor ..111 43113 Pa.lnc 102 43430 Fleet Princess ...101 43130 Prlnc.sa Jan.

...101 13417 Martini 121 SECOND RACE Purse $100; claiming. 43431 Gaudy 114 41411 Beljoy 114 43467 Dancer 101 43444 Different Eyes ..101 3841s Mormon Ill Index Horses 43313 Silent Kats 43421 Curly 414(1 Temptress 43411 Max Gold 434SI Th. Nephew 31471 Fair Lavlnla Wts. ..109 ..101 ..101 ..101 FOURTH RACE Purse $100; for thrss-yrtr-olds and upward; ons mile and seventy yards: 43473 Fornova 110 43210 Deluaivs 100 42447 Joella 14 43460 Jacquee 104 43473 Red Wljlgfleld ...104 FIFTH RACE Purs. 1100; for three- yoar-olds and upward; claiming; one mil.

and sevsnty yards: 434M War Tank 113 43467 Ardella 100 43457 Reglnpolls 43474 Royal Gift 101 43134 Blarney Boy 111 41436 Rex Gaiety 41441 Gray Bourn. 111 8IXTH mllea: 41421 Ballot Car 434 31 Hohokus 41411 Au.tral 42441 Tamper -Purse 1100; for three-year-olds and upward; one and one 110 414(1 Sandy Baal 101 101 41474 Sweet Bouquet JS lot 41411 Cordelier 107 ....111 41462 Water Willow ..106 43176 Waywassamo 43444 l.unls Adair 41457 Florence Deon BEVENTH RACE 1100: claim lag; one and on. sixteenth miles: 43461 Armistice 106 43441 Pledra 101 43470 "Straight Shot 43461 Tantalus 101 43471 Tlcacey 8 40748 Troltus 42625 'Favelle 10 43441 Rou.n 107 43462 Feigned Zeal .1441 King Trojan 107 43471 Bengaleae 101 Apprentice allowancs claimed. ENTRIES AND WEIGHTS AT SARATOGA FIRST RACE For two-year-olds; claiming; five furlongs: Ind.x. Horses.

41426 Mareelllne 43340 'Apology 43066 Furor 41426 Economist 43414 Bench Manager, Wta 100 104 104 101 101 Index. Horaos, 43314 Vultllla 43424 Frederlcktown 4200 'Jackson 43110 Neptuns 43216 T.nt Mak.r Wts. lot 10s 104 117 lot Index. Horses. SECOND RACE For thr snd upward; claiming; six furlong 41412 Fair Phantom 41112 Indian Trail Ill 41314 Blaise 43411 Goahawk 113 12 43437 811k Tnaael 43424 Last Straw 14 .109 I 17 .107 luo 91 .103 .101 FORM hi wtxf nFTH DAT or tub.

ibu.vu fikmkr UFETtv.i CONNAUGHT PARK rASM "7 NAUGHT PARK. OTTAWA. AUtsUBT II. II.J. Track sloppy.

urt-Sis furleags; for three-year-olds snd upward. Ind. Starters W'ta PP. 1111 Hoffman. 101 1 4 4J444 Ira Wilson.

107... 41311 Dixie Dick. 41111 Plkesvllle. 11 41431 LBUan O. I 41241 The 1 41117 Temptress, loe I 41711 Ths Wag.

ilita P. T. Barn urn. 111 I it as S. r.

Owners. Jo. 7s i 1 Missouri Sta, P. w. it i J.

Elward fl. 4 41 I'l C. W. Hall. It It I1 E.

Hi all t' I' A. Munaat imii i 4' W. J. Ktaemer IV 7 Swenke tin', si at 8. Mlodow K.

K. Major i a. 1 II t4 41 Th. II matuals paid: Jeye Hernr; hy on, place II 20. show Stsrt good.

Won eas svarva. Trainer. C. J1 ISS! Trainer. C.

Oenavh-va. Jehneen. golI Vs for-epi Ira Wilson, very frs. u. an easy lead and held her field was outrun -1 flu throughout, f3.rdl Ladly-P.

Barnum-ran ou. at th. far turn. Aseuins. Hohokus, 41411 Mumoo jumoo.

a ii A.saHwas- was rA St fnr thr.i-, 'al 43470 TatT. Uf lourth 111. Frectlenai nms use. in ii 1:40 p. uu Off at 1:44.

Inil Mte. rteri i. ih. ataaes and worked nis op went well. PP.

St. 4i433 Hainlen, 104 1 43157 Miss Liberty. II I 41431 Wheelln. 100 1 Veronica. 100 1 4 I I 4301! W.H.Buckn r.lll 7 4 43441 Troubler.

101 1 1 443t Straight Shot. II I 43442 Flier, lit 4 1 a s. F. II 14 li is 1 I'll' 41 1 I' s-7" 7 I I 4' 4 4 4 4 l' I 7 s-l gl Jis I I I Flaming Klamlnga Tranler. R.

B. Jackson. 4.13 p. m. Owners.

R. B. W. McKlnney A. Bennett A.

P. J. O. T. 'Doyle F.

P. A. Brent quarter, tt the end. Ver.nl. a an SJf?" Buikner wa.

very fractious at the ftost. Scratched. 1346. reigned i and seventy yards; for three-ea 1 list r. I- Mil SI I Hummus Ths II mutuels paid: Flamlon.

strslght 111 to place 14 10. si Ilbeltv iVar. II I II. ahow 111 10; Wh.ellll. show 11 SU.

Start fair, 'wldriv'ng. place, easily. Winner, br. 4. by I The 11 mutual, paid: Tlcacey.

straight IS 16. place $3 45. show SIXTH RACE One and one sixteenth miles; for three-venr ward foaled In Canada; purss $100; net valus to winner I'l third $60, fourth $26. Fractional Time 0:24 3-5. 0:60 4-6, Wsnt to post at 1:44 p.

m. Off at 6:44. Ind. Starter. W'ta PP.

St. 43420 King Wave. 14.. 7 4 41436 Sw't Bouquet. 110 6 I 43445 El earner, 107..

I 7 43431 Mouette, 101 I I 43441 McT.h. II 4 1 43441 Jacquerie, 112' 3 I 43444 Blossoms, 102... 1 3 41441 Royal 107. I Wave. Trainer.

J. Bodcn. Ind. W'ts. PP.

St. 8. 43469 Belle Amis, 109. 1 1 i'il I' 1 43123 Herbert. 107 2 1 1' 43436 11.

M. Stevens. 107 4 4 I' 2'2i 43441 Spvrt'r Olrl, 101. 3 2 4 4 4 4 DEVONSHIRE SUMMARIES. srirut.

piarArca to ths ixo'-tssa. Windsor, August 21. Ths' feature v.nt waa won hy 8. N. Holman's Jack Wta.

I Fat rman, rlddon by J. Pevlc, a mil. and a liJis Ji'." Ill alxteenth. Alwsys ahead from th. break.

43416 Pnoaport titi 1 -nopnie 43201 Little Thistle Ill he won by four lengths eased up, with ltlj 43341 Dustabout ivs and upward; claiming; purse FOURTH RACE For three-year-olds snd (upward; on. mils: 41417 Miss C.rlna 43353 Scoop 100 43487 Chester Brook 97 43427 My Flay FIFTH RACE For thr.e-year-olds snd upward; claiming; one mile: 41177 'Beveryck 43126 41401 water uiri 41110 All American 41421 Belsonla 41343 Dustabout 103 II 111 43441 43117 43300 WILL HOLD CANOE RACE. Motor Boat Association Seta September 20 Tor River Bvent. The. first annual canoe race, under the auspices of the Ohio Valloy Motor Boat Racing Association will take place on Saturday afternoon.

Sep tember 7. at 2 o-ciocK. The start of the race will be the Idle Hour Boat Club, Dnyton. Ky and the finish parallel to the New-port Launch Club at Newport, a distance of two miles. The race Is open to all registered amateurs, two in a canoe, with an entrance fee of $1 a canoe.

The length of the canoes may be 1 feet or under, using stock paddles. The race will be run wHh a floating start. 10 feet between canoes. Entries will be numbered as received. No.

1 on the Ohio side, the last num. bsr nearest Kentucky. The prlxee consist of six large silver loving cups, two being given to each canoe finishing first, second and third. Entries cloae September ti. with Frank Mills.

Chairman, In care of the Cincinnati Gym. L0TJ PALMES HATCHED. Lou Palmer, of Oelumbus, who beated It 43344 King Solom's Seal. 121 41440 Polly Ann can muia 101 4)4 21 Trevelyan Annnymou It 43464 "King Charniini-' Tlpp ty 107 43262 8and? Hatch Lumlnlat 11 43316 Vitamin Anonymous ast India 107 41421 Trevelyan SIXTH RACE For two-year-old fillies; claiming; Ave furlongs: 41411 Defiant Bella lit 41111 Anticipation 43411 LaDrolls 4174 Madams 1 10 41111 Sletve Bloom 41114 Vultllla IJJ 41101 Forwat 110 41411 Sophy ,1111 Haughty Lady ...111 41161 Quick Tim 11 Apprentice allowance claimed. KUHLER TAKES MATCH.

16 nil 114 tl tl 105 Tristate Champion Ia Victorious in Columbus Tennis Event Columbus, August 2S. Only six of the twenty scheduled matches were played to-day the Ohio Btate teinis i championships being held here. Rain EUTH SMASHES HOMER. Toronto. August li.B.ba Ruth smashed the ball ovar the riant ceater-flsld fence Into Toronto Bay for a ho run at hi.

first tlm. at bit ft billon gam. between th. Tsnk. Jtli the Toronto Leaf, to-day It JLTL Kid Rnsaks st Lauisviiis Monday night, tg.

longest bit. midi it th arrtrTh. tows night and will g. round, li illH iJJ conc.rts nd to-night iageant at ths I at Frank I. Nassler's betuult to-nlgbu tlmsi at bat Bab.

walked 1 1 Ohl. State fair, and kept th. dm boxes Sam Drake at Lsfan. onlo, as Mrack out, and reached flrat JT I ri nve ana a nan ruriongs llreen 8-rlng. 112 4 f0 4 30 B.

Blossom, 107 (B'rnes) 1 to 6 70 Oknloosa, 100 (l.nn'et) 100 Time 1:07 4-6. Reformer, Prlncess Wl.lah Vmlta H.r.h Urnwn I Chief Archie and Tbomasine also ran. FOURTH RACE For three-year-old. and upward; claiming; purse six furlongs: Athanna. 102 $111 $2 6,0 $2 20 Far East, lit (Roman'll) 170 120 C.

J. Cralgmlle. 110 (Sc'e) 130 F. 1 1" 4 1:17 4-5. 1.45 8.

F. ouners. Jiik'-i. 4" 1' li li Triple Hp. F.H.

I t' l'i4' S' 1 Thomas Sharp 4 3i 1' 1 J. 'A K. Parr 1. -1 1 4 I' 4 A. Bulcroft P.

1" 7'4 6' J. Fair 2' 1' 31 6" i Kenton Stable. J. Rm.an 711 Til (I 1117I1 Thorncllffe I C. Hageu Chulmrii The tl mutual! paid: King Wave, stralaht $4410.

place $23 li Htiit HOUquet, piacs 91J, snow in is; r.i jesmnr, snow 0-1. Start xood. on driving, place earns. Inner, b. g.

Owners. F. J. D. O.

A. W. J. Mr Fee. Jocki 4 '1 i 1 i It 11 1r "arr 'I 1 ft IX ii ii is i i i to MIh ll'lt rirliaii i lit mil.

tine l.e ii. sn.l up. 4v4 I ward- claiming; purse floO; net vslue to winner tui i. second M), fourth 111. Fractional Time 0:11.

0:10 4-1. i.sv i-o. n. i-oai at Off at 4:14. Ind.

Starters W'ta, PP. St. 43111 Tlcacey, 104 I 1 41435 14. J. Baker.

101 4 I 41111 lilies 114 I 4143ti Butigalese, 111.. 1 41411 W'ltcu I 43432 Carry On, 104. I 4 43462 Sans Peur Ill 1 7 41411 La Dernlere, 101 I I S. F. Owners.

Jo k. vs. 14 21 I li 1" Triple Bp. ll.pw.i jf is )k Jl Don Valley i IisIiiim ftb 41 4f 4i 2 .1. A.

K. Tmi' 1'tl' I A. J. Wells 41 6 f'l'it" Thorniilffe St 41 I' I' Rlverduie 17' W. A.

Mc Klnney. 1 Ir. 1. 7i 7' 7 I D. I.

Bergman field 1 3 1 I li 1 25 II Mrr Jane Maker place 14 20. show II 01; Miles anew Stari "good. Wonirlvlng, place easily. Winner, blk. 7.

by lianno. Umrn Hand- '1'TlcacysadBaT'und rounding the Arst 'turn and was steered ten held on with splendid courage, responded to punishment and M.ny Baker. The lattrr. In th. Jeepe.t going all ths way, assumed a I lef i but tired badly at she Anlsh.

Mllea closed resolutely and Anlshed r.i-i. H.nco.. showed early speed, but was steered wlds at the stretch tun, and .1 th.r. were always outrun. Track muddy.

Scratched: 43442 Hu.ihul.. AOAT FOURTH RACE Five and a half furlongs; for three-year-oMn nnrt upaaM; Ntlli ci.imiix: i.urse I80O; net value to winner I6ut. second i2ii. 11111,1 111. Fractional Time 0:24 l-l, 0:10.

Wont to poat ut 4 II p. Ind. Starters Wts. PP. Bt.

43411 Ablaio, 104 I 1 43411 Admirer, 113 I 4 42020 K. of Heather, 101. 6 1 43241 O'Kelly. 106 1 I 43432 Assyrian q'n, 101 4 1 41)14 Pravua, 112 1 .1 8. F.

4' 1" 1" 1 1 I'l 4' I' 3' 6' 4'i i jij 41 it I I Owners. Rlverdale Sta. F. Dtdatour. A.

Swell ke. J. B. Lake P. Colahan.

F. The 2 mutual, paid: Ablase, straight 11. place 13 20 place It 10, ahow $3 60; Knight of th. Heather, show 14 fin. Start xood.

Won ea.lly, place driving. Winner, b. 111.. in. Jnrk-y.

'hslmors I'rhni Sliarpe P. Walls T. -J. Ki.wun rr 1 11. 1 'i 04 I.

'i show i 15, Admlrfr, by Toney Abrasion. Trainer. J. H. Smith.

Ablaae In good going, wor. down. Admirer and as g.iing snuy enl. Th. latter' showed good syeed and was tukun Into deeper Kft.

di-; Assyrian (Jueen and tired Vt th. end. Knight of the Heather wenl promin, in the early stages and was eased up when beaten. Others wen- never d.insei..u. AiATi FIFTH RACE Th.

Quebec Claiming Handicap; one and one 4i5tII for three-year-olds aud upward; purse flu; net value t. nltnnr 1120 third ISO. fourth $26. Fractional Time 0:24 1-6. 2-6, 1 17 3-6, 1 tl.

I -5, Went to post at 6:14 p. m. Off at 1:16. Ind. Starters Wts.

PP. St. 43421 Red Wlngf'd, 101 I 1 43272 Foruovo, 107 3 1 43447 Stonewsll, II 1 3 433U2 H. Komble, 107. 4 4 4341S H'vy Artlllery.il I 6 The li mutual, paid: u.

i 8. 1' 1' F. Owners. Jn. s.

A. Swenke Hlmii' II I'll 1" W. J. Krueiner. IVi.il l' 31 4' 1' 8.

Meadow T. Wllni 4 4' 3 4'4 F. Dclntuur Fi.l.N I I I C. K. Rli Inirils.

eis Red Wlngfleld. straight $12 80, Fornovo, place $2 10. show $2 21; Stonewall, show $2 10. Start good. Won pulled up, place easily.

Winner, li pli ce (In 4 Ml li; 4. by ui'T n. an Trainer, A. Red Wlngfleld. In hand the first part, drawing away into an en called upon aud was under stout restraint at thu end.

Fornovo early stages and closed resolutely, but did not menace the winner. lo.iod w-rmls Komble. The latt.r aa If short after moving 1 lead sh-n H.avy Artillery took th. lead on sufferance and stopped badly after 11 1 mil. Scratch.d: 43447 Murray.

-v 43474 In anrl up- ond 3, by FttiwiM.iiri 1 II 1 King Wave, well up the first part, worked his way throuirh the field an-! 1 the lead. Howard picked out the bast lolng and under punishment Kins "ave I lasted Sweet Bouquet. The latter waa sharply blocked after I.iimi.c 1 Quarter nol. and was forced to tsk. up ami came asalu and finished wiMi a ruit-.

Gl Jesmar, In deepest going all the way, tired badly at tho end. Mouft. after six furlongs. Blossoms did not fancy the going. 43475 SEVENTH RACE On.

and three sixteenth miles; fnr three in4 upward; c'almlng; purae 1100; net value to winner $'R. e. MilM 150, fourth lit. Fractional Time 0:25. 1:47 2-5, Uer.it post at 1:17 p.

m. Off at 6:17. 6 4 The $1 mutual! paid: Bolla A nils, straight $5 10, place 13 15; I. r.1 llerl.erl. place 12 G6; no show betting.

Start good. Won easily, place driving. Winner, b. 3, hy. Von Trump P.nth Trainer, C.

R. Richards. Bulle Amis waa restrained during th. early running, hut went tiie front "i a rush aud drew away Into an easy lead, and was under restraint at tin- Herbert, outrun during th. early atages and In the deepest x.ilnn wi'li i'r minailnn and disposed of Harrjr M.

Stevens at the end. Tlie latter 'lie under sufTerance and went wide at th. str.tr-h turn snd hung In the fimtl ular Girl was always outrun. Scratched: 43461 Kir Calnl.A.I 4 1434 Gallagher. LEXINGTON RESULTS.

srsriaf. dispatch to ths r.vjt mrs I.exlnatnn. Auntie FIRST RACK Claiming: or three v.sr-olds and five snd a hjlf olds and upward: purse 50fi, ne ar. 1 Brilliance a length ahead of Ella. the i furlongs: third horse Horsea Wta.

Jnckeva. St. PI. Paladlum, 103 8rhffeii 13 FIRST RACE For three-year-olds Corenne, 17 tR. Clifford 1 "I foaled In Canada: oursa 11.000: clalmlna: Monsoon.

103 (H. QllrU 11 106; one mile: Time 1:01. Miss Renlah. Noeti ll-n' Hl Chanc. II.

Ill (Za'rl 11 10 1170 II 40 Happy Moments. MargaretAlklna.Anian.il THIRD RACE Amsterdam; selling; handicap; 11,601 added; for three-year- Oakling, 111 (Taplln) 110 I 70 and Adventure also ran. olds and upward; one Fox Glove, 114 twauace) I no 4S414I)ry Moon 104 43343 Sunalnl 101 43414 Jun. Grass iie Time 1:41 1-6. and Flea 4343T Flannel Shirt 100 43427 -Lady Champ.

II 43206 Tangerine i0 1 mUo rn' 41414 Costlgan 101 41440 Polly-Ann 101 43344 Klnx Solom'a Reii u.l, SECOND RACE For maiden three-year- SECOND RACE Purse for mail'i three-year-olds and upward, five and luilf furlonu: Mr VAA tlA A AO 14 First Blush. Ill Mar. Moore, 105 (Frnley) Time 1:10 3-6. carter. Valet.

Freeholder. May Pr.il -r and Jr. also ran. Otater ra'rv. THIRD RACE Purse $5'i Andy'.

Wild DaMce. Hartille and Glory of I ear-olde and upward; live HiLn 111 frif HsxI.M HrpliiJ tatnrri A lUlsan PemUlIn. 109 (H VltFnnB. Ifil ibo ran. a- for nd a l-l" raD I May.

107 (K.lsayl 1 12 1- J- i Tuscola. 107 (McDerniotll "l) THIRD RACE For two-year-olds; purse uirambn, 107 (Petiol.ltl 11.000; fjve and a hair rurlnnga: Time Major -I i into jnou.ine, ne eoes uauer also ran. anna rtorion, jus tocos; i iu i in 113 Sir Glen, 101 4 21 110 1 Time 1:0. wnifT, Crescent, Pretty 110 1 Politician, Medina, Rosa Mint, Charlotte I I I Iliejf B.IIIS Nine FIFTH RACE For thr-yar-oldfl mid nnnii r.u u.hi Phochu hm I I fltl1" Upward; rhtlnilng; purw one ml It pac alio ran. nn'i bv ij.it'fiiiii J.

Fairman, 10- (Pt-vfr.) 7 10 $3 76 $2 10' Hrilllanpe, 100 (Frotik). 1156 ft 26 I HAMT TS TAILED OFF. A-iliie in sea Time 1:47. puis ultra, Chlldi Play, put a stop to most of the matches iciaymore, marney atone ana Beul iri.u ij-ij i Brown also ran. im, iinien cnampion, who arrived to-day, caught up with the rest of the players by playing two rounds.

Summary of the dsy'a play: Kirk Reld, Cleveland, defeated Kenneth Ward. Columbus, 0, tj j. Kirk Reld. Cleveland, defeated Edwin Amhyrat, Columbus. I I o.

Walter Wlrthweln. Columbus, defeated Leonard Keith, ClevelAnd. I 62, 61. Carl Wlrthweln. Columbus, defeated Frank Kranauge.

Dayton, 63, gi Louis Kuhler. Cincinnati, defeated Desn Judd, Columbus, 6 1, 64. George Lott, Chicago, defeated Harry Weeterman, Columbus, 6 0, I i SIXTH RACE For three-year-olds and upwara claiming; purs. on. mile and seventy yards: Deep Sinker, 100 (Fro'k) II 16 I 3 40 $3 10 BUI Head.

Ill (8tevena) 17 06 7 70. Poacher. 101 7 21 Time 1:41 l-l. Bee. Wing, Flncaatle, Roisterer, Ten Can, Clarkson and Ardlto 1 also rsn.

SEVENTH RACE For tru-c-e-year-olds and upward; claiming; purs. on. mile and. eeventy yards: F. Monroe, no (Koa.

h) $11 it! 4 71 14 00 i Sheer Face. 110 (Lan't) 410 1 1 Got. d'Or, 110 (Broth'.) 4 j. 1 Time 1:47. Flrat Ward Tnenerfn nlty.

Night 8tlck, Dickie Dlx. Sting and nuie. iu ran. AEENA IS BEOKEN UTT0. Complaints that ths buildings st th.

I Riverside Athletic Association had been 1 broken Into recently boxing gloves and ether article, removed, re.nl ted yesterday I ye af two youths under II years 1 WLWu0 erdsred to appear before JShn B. R.ad In Juvenile Court thia I laornlng. BOOKED AT CHEVIOT. Matchmak.r Billy ot tha rkins Athletlo Club, has bk -JL. ClevetaaoV meet Tommy gowkja Clnclniuuf, It rounds.

In a raZlTwaBU They ara banUmwslghta. FOURTH RACE -'Islmlft year-olds and upward; purse fll a half furlongs: Cuba Encanto, 111 iPni 1 101 (J. Heui-li Qu'n Esther. 100 (McDtl Time 1:01 1-6. Lnulo I Huouer and Golden Floss aio rn.

FIFTH RACK Claiming. olda; purs. 1400; 00; Min. Koines, ion lot all. lear- four and (Kels.iv) 11 i- 'iS Plttaburg, August hltlon game between the Plttsi-and the Boston lied Hoi this sfternoon hecatiss of rsn.

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