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12 li, PI 4 8 lob 102 8b 8 144 Pa '7 1 9 8I4 71 104 I' 341 4 hs ill ID 11 lls 12 12 Deld Tone 3-5, :50. 4-5 Two dollar mutue4 raid! black Comet. straight. f5.1)8 Oar'e. 114.30 show: Rrautiful Doll.I8.4fl nlaf-e.

SSA() show! Portmanteau. show. Start good. Won 341111'7 niece drivire. Went to no.t at At noI 3 rrlittules.

Winner. C. C. Van Meters bill. 3.

by Westy MoganComet CrDaY. Trattn.d tlY WHET. THIRD RACEOne mile. Pure. ill 300.

Claiming. Three year olds and tin. Net value to w000-r 111.000: 2007 I hire. 1.100. BY FRENCH LANE.

(Pictures on pogo 3, Sports.) With hardly any one to cheer her. Alyssum, a 22 to 1 shot In the bettng. galloped through the mud at Washington Park yesterday and won the $10.000 added Illinois Oaks. She beat Cousin Jo. the Kentucky Oaks winner, by a head.

and far back of the two leaders in third place came Ann Arundel from Maryland. "Alyssum wins!" shouted the crowd the field went dashing past the line of finish. "Who's Alyssum? This Ivas the question from nearly every tongue, for not many of those In the crowd of 16,000 knew that this daughter of Supremus-Escarpolette. 7which had been running a few days' ago In a $3,500 claiming race, was' even in the contest. She is owned by J.

W. Farrish, Midway, AIns By a Head. On the water soaked track, which as deep in mud, Alyssum. ridden by Jockey E. Finnerty.

skimmed around the mile and a furlong always In front. Her head was bobbing out in front far enough to get the decision In the last final drive by, the length of her head. She ran the mile and a furlong in very disgraceful time despite the muddy track condiLions. For Cousin Jo to lose was little less than a tragedy. and her defeat can be charged to Jockey James.

a hero earlier in the afternoon when he rode two winners In a row. James rode Cousin Jo as it he didn't know what this racing game is all shoot. Ile kept her far out of It In the early stages and when he moved up with the fleet running daughter of Stimulus Lecame to the extreme outside. If Le had pulled In near the rail at any part of the stretch battle Cousin Jo would have saved enough ground to Live won with lengths to spare. Sts Frl FA odd' 12 Is E.B.Carpenter 1.3.64-1 2' 211 A.A.Baroni 31 34 7 63-1 51 4' i 6 70-1 4, 5, Hollylleachlms 35.341-1 611 61, A.Bremlien 12.02-1 7a 1 13 551 8 8 lirs.R.Pollard 15 $t1-1 Pulled up R.W.C.ollina 64.61-1 and Jorkves W1 IF St TON 1C.Nelson1 11' 3 4 111 la ZIDA (RWett 197 4 3 24 31 Nor iFRAT1ON LLGuerra 1 112 8 1 GBIFF I 112 5 6 Os TEO AVON 109 2 5 4 44 BALTHASAR 118.Rose1.

107 1 9 7l .74 9E1-LINE L.Tarmino) 112 9 51 61 GOLD MINT IB.Haniordi 112 7 8 8I 84 SHOE STRLYG R.Cheathim 112 8 7 7 9 Time. :24. -49. 1:18. 1:48 2-5.

Two dollar mutuels mud: Tony J. straight. v1aee. 14.24 show: Zida. 13.FI place.

r2.98 show: Moderation, 14.18 show. Start rood. Won esollY: Place driving. Went to post at 3:33. At met 3 minutes.

Winner. E. B. Carpenter's bi-. g.

5. by Jim Gaither-Set Square. Trained by owner. FOURTH RACEOne mile. Purse 11.490.

Allowances. Three year olds and Ma. Net raltot to Inner. fitt.Itto: tweond s2ott! ttom. too.

The Classic. with an estimated gross value or $95.000, the richest 3 year old race in the world this year, will he run at Arlington Park on the afternoon of July 18, It was announced yesterday by Otto W. Lehmann. president of the Arlington Jockey club. The date for the Classic was public along with the dates for the renewals of a dozen other rich turf fixtures.

They had been withheld in an effort to thwart unscrupulous turf thieves from operating fake sweepstakes on the outcome of the races, particularly the Classic. The Classic, which has attracted every great 3 year old in the country, and which provides the only western engagement this year for Jamestown, the champion 2 year old of last season, may attract a crowd of 75.000, it as estimated by Mr. Lehmann. Arlington Stake Schedule. The complete schedule for the Arlington stake features follows: 1 Monday.

June 29 Inaugural handicap, 3 year olds and up, 7 furlongs. $5,000 added, gross valise about Wednesday, July 1Hyde Park, 2 year old colts and geldings, 5174 furlongs, $10,000 added, gross value about $15.000. Saturday, July 4 Stars and Stripes handicap, 3 year olds and up, mile and a furlong. $20,000 added, gross value about $30,000. Wednesday.

July 8 Lassie, 2 year old fillies, 51,4 furlongs. 000 added, gross value about 000. Saturday, July 11Oaks, 3 year old fillies, one mile and a furlong, $15,000 added, gross value about $22,000. North Shore Steeplechase. Wednesday, July 15 North Shore steeplechase handicap, 4 year olds and up, $5,000 added, gross value about $8,000.

Saturday, July 18 Classic, 3 year olds. mile and a quarter, $70,000 added, gross value about Wednesday. July 22 Matron handicap, mares 3 years old and up, $10,000 added, gross value about Saturday, July 25 Arlington Cup, 3 year olds and up, I eight for age, $20,000 added, gross value about $30,000. Wednesday. July 29Lake Forest steeplechase handicap, 4 year olds and up, 217-4 miles, $5,000 added, gross value about $8,000.

Saturday. Aug. 1 Arlington handicap, 3 year olds and up, mile and a quarter, $25,000 added, gross value about $40,000: also Post and Paddock stakes, 2 year olds of all kinds, 6 furlongs, 000 added, gross value about oob. z-Le iw two, kA otAt, Fa odds SO.75-1 549-1 I 0.S4-1 PP 3. 1 tr Fin Owners 3 3 lk 11 11 11 Dixiana 1 1 :32 22 2 2'1 4 4 21 31 31 34 Wm.Zio-clerJr 2 2 4 4 4 4 Mrc.R.P(,ilarda (picturn en pato 3.

Spoilt.) I' Senn Ilizh school won the 1 Chicago nigh track and field charnplorsh'1; day in the antral meet at dium with Z471-4 points. squad took the junior title points. I Led by Art Kassay. the 100 and :20 yard dashes, I of the west section tlok in the seulor division with 21 trk, 1 Tilden placed third with lilt and Wendell Phillips was with 11. I Delaney, individual high ihelped Senn take second place I junior meet.

Delaney won the lt i 100 yard dashes and finished tipil: I the broad jump to score 12 pozl, his tearn's IS. Tilden was third 1 13 points and Fenger fourit 1 Bray of Phillips and Li IL; of Roosevelt tied in breaking jump record in the senior They leaped 6 feet l'i inches. sENtoas. 100 YARD DASHWon b. Trisha'.

Austin. second: third; Moore. Austin, fourth, .16, YARD DASHWon be Eassay.kr- it mohiti second: Trakas. Dennis. Phillips.

fourth. Tune. 410 YARD DASFTWon by Sett I Cartierter. Lake View. second: Lan.

third: Juriek, Lindblom. fourth I hS0 YARD RUNWon be Swaussii Be kett. Englewood. eeond: Lake View. third; Miller.

Like Tlea.L.,11 Tune. 2:05.8. ONE .1141 ELE nrNWola by Iteaskisto, Mom: Demoron, sena seeond: 31iicaclT den. third; Pireats. Fenger, fourth.

I's 4:10. 110 YARD ITIGFI TitMIASWee It- i. Senn: Clark. Senn. wove- Senn.

third; Mints, Hyde Park. :16.1. 0 YARD LOW HURDLESWon I Gill. Senn. second: 1- 1 bird -Green.

Li Idblom, fourth. Tarte, SHOT PETWon br tabe-t. Sete- I tangki. Lindblom, seeond: Pelle. Sae' D.

Enelewood, fourth. 45 feet 111; inches. a a nitrurs. Hurses find Wt 5WF.FP ALL I E.Pool1 110 JIMMY MORAN I K.Russelli 118 ILIUM IC.E.Allen 1 110 uLt-mr I WI-00110rd I .118 Time. :24 3-5.

:49 2-5. 1:10 2-5. 1:44 4-5. Two dollar muluels aid: Swepo 13.50 sTraight S2.4d third. out: Moran.

lae. 'how out Ilium. out. Start rood. Won olaes drivine.

Went to post 4:04. At not 1 minute- Winner. Ltaiana.a b. 3. bY Sweep-Nettie Hastmlia.

Trained by C. Van Inlacn. FIFTH RACFSix tnrlangs. Purpe si.sno. Thirdicay.

Three year oldu and me. SPI talus to Winner. goeon(I. 1111,11. 50.

PP St 14, 1.. Str Ita Owners Fa odds 4 5 5 4 '2 14 14.29-1 5 1 111 3 I 12 '24 BillBeeStable 7-1 3 2 3 a 34 34 34 W.S.DndleV 2.2S-1 1 3 22 24 44 4 ThreeDSto.ekFm 7.71-1 '2 4 41 5 IS 5 L. B.0 arbone R.86-1 and Jockeys-- Wt PAUL BUNYAN 1.1.Glanellonn.100 SATIN SPAR IR Jonesi .113 RAY BLADES 1.M.Roeel 107 PANY WALKER 111 EVERYTINIE FLAIlen) 101 This Wake Is Harvey T. 1VoodrulI Conducted by Help! Help: Crowding the Hero Bench. Whin my friend came along in his new car I didn't ask.

Who arc you chauffeur for?" Gilbert Bengston. We Wear the Saddle. There was a king lie went away. How tong shall one We worship stay? We his throne And stuff his pride And wear the saddle For his rid. Time.

:24. :49 3-5. 1:16 2-5. Two dyner mutuels Paid: Paul Bunyan. 110.58 traieht.

145:4 nlaee. 12 88 show: Satin $2.32 show: Ray Blades. 12.44 show. Start anod. Won eaallY: pinee erivine.

Went to Post at 4-47. Off at onee. Winner. L. M.

heverson's bi-. 5. by Paul Weidel-Audrey Austin. Trained by F. Rector.

SIXTH RACEOne arri one-4213th miles. Purge. 110.00n. added. T11noi, Oaks.

Allow. anees. Three year olds. Net value to winner. 19.200: second.

12.000: third. 11.000: ATHLETES AS STUDENTS. IN connection with recent Wake discussions of "Sports and Scholarship," our attention bas been called to Larry Oliphant, recently awarded the Big Ten medal at Northwestern for outstanding achievement in athletics. scholarship, a campus activities. 16 Oliphant has yt.

played first base three years an this season I. 1 a 8 captain of moo the Purple ball team, which 48,2 finished third In conference race. He ranks pear the tep of LARRY OLIPHANT. the batting list. This scholar-athlete, or athletic scholar, also earned his letter for his three seasons of eligibility in football, participating during that time in all but two of the big games.

Then he was out with injuries. Oliphant was a most dependable wing man, both on offense and de. cense, of the type recognized and appredated both by his own and opposition coaches. That be, perhaps, did not receive all the publicity his play merited was due, in part, to the Northwestern system which calls for the right end to act as decoy far down the field on forward passes while the left end receives the toss. So much for athletics.

Now let's look at the other honors: Scholarship grades of A minus for four years: president of senior class; president of Deru, honorary senior fraternity; past president of Purple Key. honorary junior society; past president local Sigma Chi chapter; member of Eta Sigma Phi. honorary national classical fraternity; voted most popular man in 1 senior class; voted mart who had done most for his college. Wt 114 114 VIA 114 1'1 114 Owrers Fry odds 3W.ParriEh 1215424 1.19-1 5 VV.Ltbrot 10.024 W.H.Whilehouse 5.26-1 3 11.97-1 MiddlehtirrSt able 6.00-1 I 2-1 yin 4 611 7 PP St 4-4 2 1 11 i 6 2 '21 21 1 4 ne n4 3 7 4, 41 4 fi 51 51 5 5 61 7 3 61 7 1 41 ria 7 Harm-a and Jockeys ALYS.O-N1 I R.FinnPrivj COsIN JO EJartvbI AN ARINDEL E.Pooll OVERLAY 1141101 ...114 TArcy GILSON Io-NNIY LA-9 ITI IG.E1110 SILVER BEAUTY r.E.Illosn 1 lime. :24 3-5 49 4-5.

1:17 4-3 1:46. 2:01 3-5. To (tntlar raid: AlySEum. tK4 str-tirbt 111.5'2, thow fnipin jn, tfcno nTace. 53.44 yhow Ann ArnodPI.

tj5.70 show. Start rood. won nlaoe game. Went to at 5'22. At post 3 minutes.

Winner. J. W. b. L.

3. bY Trained by W. Crum. PEVENTH RACEOne and miles. Puree.

Claiming. Four year olds and up. Net valutt WITInPr. ,900: S100 A lot of kings We think we hate. Sit at the head Of our estate.

We do not toss them, Off their throne: Afraid are we To walk alone. 91.1 PP St 1,4 1 Str Flu CtA tiers En onus 2 3 11 11 11 11 114rs.E.L.Swikard 51.11!-1 5 iii 21 21 J.Conwai 17.95-1 3 2 31 31 3,1 no 34 r.F.Jacktion 4.03-1 11 6 21 2 41 41 .1 9 11 Ps Ps 71 51 16 S2-1 5 4 51 5s 61 61 14.Weis 11.26-1 7 11 101 101 P1 1 EtowahStable 4.284 4 1 71 Ps Pb 81 C.W.3loore 16.60-1 10 7 411 4b 51 P4 F.Swain 43.03-1 8 8 61 1 101 in 14.36-1 1 10 11 11 11 11 34 rs.L.Morinot Joekey wt DrElAsT 1 cTurrerl ..110 LION HEARTED 1R-Walson1-115 RoYAL CHARGE IJ DicK PORTER ID.Meatie NANCY SETH I'M-Lewis', 100 EVERGREEN O'N IL.CghamL105 IG ENtunl 100 HAPPY HANEY A.Dickey VANDAL IR.Westl 105 PLUMRAGO Leylandi 110 SERAJEVO 1o.Laidlev1 111 Brichies Play Sparta Today for Peel Cup FiMiL Time. :25. :50 2-5. 1:1 ti 3-5.

148. 2:02 3-5. 2:10 3-5. Two dollar motufig raid: Duelist. 5.84 straizht.

$4.98 Meet. 314 show: Lion Rearted.16.80 nlace: 8.24 showi Royal Charge. 3.78 Silrt rood. Won ridden out: Mare driving. Went to poet at 6:01.

At rot 1,4 minute. Winner. Mrs. E. L.

Swiliard's b. 7. by War Cloud-Little Flower. Trained bv J. T.

TaSlor. 4 Lightfoot. Bowen. fourth. BM, POLE VAULTWon by Eeosstees liss Clark.

Semi. second: Drueker. third; feet 8 inches. 13ROAD JUIIPWon by Kim T11.12. his.

Phillips. second: Beuchel. S. Bray. Phillips.

fourth. Diatanee, Ti inches. MGR Roosrvelt a PhiIIjp nt hr tied for find: Richards. Sao Swigart T1in. tied for third.

Ettl' feet Inches. (New record" 880 YARD RELAYWm by A14141 Trakas. Krasno, )foorpl: TilOra. tert Senn. third; Schurz.

fourth. JUNIORS. 50 YARD DASHWou 'he Poles, Austin. second: Rucinalut. third; Diamond, Roosevelt.

lotrth. :05.8. 10i) YARD DASRWon by Delarei tit' I Diamond. Roosevelt. second: bent, third: Gant Phillips.

fourth. Time. YARD DASHWon by km Rosenberg. Roosevelt. second; Galva Yell.

third: Gant. Phillips. fourth. Yaw 440 YARD RELAYWon by reeler ir't Park. peeond; Roosevelt, third.

Benz. feu's! Time. :47.6. 660 YARD RUNWon trI Gtettlyta lea': Black. Schurz.

second: 'treason. View third: Doerk, Senn. bank :3:63. 1'20 YARD LOW RURDLESwm melt. Tenger: Newman.

Hyde Prk Barhani. Austin. third: B.htilom. Lillie le fourth. Tame, I ft.

SHOT PI-TWort by 'masons Itstere Barham, Auliat second: jiaiiia tir, third: lunneinci. Senn. fourth. laitart feet 10,, im hrs. POLS: VAULTWon be third: Liminhim.

Roosevelt, tonna. Thetiker. Laku View. ws-ond; Purl It 'fret amhes. BROAD JUMPWon by Anneetris, Diamond.

Itoosterolt. seeond: third; Black. Schurz. fourth. Dittos, feet 4 inches.

RIG II JUMPWon by Sarlort. llonset.1 Paillips. second: Datil. and Weinberger. Senn, tied for thintg," 6 feed Yet, with all those honors, they tell you 011phant's modesty is such that he still blushes when a pretty co-ed speaks to him.

Ile will receive his A. B. degree a week from tomorrow and enter Northwestern law school next fall. Dale Letts, middle distance track champion, who received the Big Ten medal at Chicago, is PM Beta Kappa universitymarshal. and received numerous other honors.

Lee Sentman, hurdles champion and Big Ten medal winner at Illinois, had scholarship grades of 93. We have no data on the other seven who received the conference medal award, but no doubt similar tales would be told of them. Badger Baseball. Harve: May I correct the statement frequently made, even in your column. that Wisconsin's baseball championship of 1930 was the first it ever won.

In 1912 the late Keckie Moll captained a championship team which won seven games and lost one. It lost to Illinois and later defeated the Illini, who also lost a game to Chicago that year. Art Steen, U. '31. It's Also the Kind We Need.

Wisconsin State Journal ela Roper A.I WANTEDCADDY. MUST 13E GOOD AT replacint turf. Will also bny second band golf clubs. Call 8529, between 8 and r. m.

Zings always were And yet shall be Rulers of you -I Even of Imaginary Puppets, they For fiction's sake, We let them stay. Arrow-Head. June. prides graduations 'vacations mosquitos fishing travel fulfillment roses peonies larkspur agate thirty days. Marianne Dolores.

No Question of Maternity. Wake: My friend returned from Washington Park with a long face and when he explained that his "good thing had run out of the tnoney on a heavy some one asked. Wasn't he a triudder?" Whereupon he replied simply. I don't know whether he was a mudder or a fodder. he lost anyway." Dogmar.

Do Ton Remember 'Way Back When: The Gas House Terriers" held forth in "Little Dell," north of Chicago avenue, between Larrabee street and the M. C. BELMONT PARK RESULTS. FIRST RACEPurse 31.000. 2 year olds.

furlongs: Economic. Ile ICatronel 18-5 0-5 3-5 Maka In. 118 4-5 2-5 Th. Bull. 114 (Robertson Time.

:59. Jack Sir Walter. Happy Play. Prnbono. Ladino.

Pair BY Pair. Our Noah. Leonine. Seout Master. and Herkimer ran.

C. V. Whitney entry. SECOND RACEPurse $1.500 added. Good and Plenty steeplechase handicap, 4 year obis And up.

about 2 wiles: Icicle. ICI iG.11.1losre-ick1 4-5 1-3 1-4 Prossn Ruler. 144 ri.Balll 2-1 1-1 Worm'. 141 IC.Pinonl 2-5 Time. 349 4-5.

Itly Care, Eatratelle. and rmn. THIRD RACEPnrse $1.100. 3 year olds snii UP. Hoek Up.

114 it.lArnerl. 2-1 4-5 A ewer. 1 ol'4 heel mon Ev. Chicso. 104 I KtIrtInger I 4-5 Tone.

Harlem, Adine and Double Tittle ran. FOURTH. RACEPurse 51n000, handicap. 3 year olds and up. 114 miles: 3fokatam.

1'23 6.1 A-5 1-4 uestionnaire. 128 INVorkmanl 3-5 1-8 lier Grace. 111 iMcAteel 2-5 Time. Folydorus and Gallant Knight ran. FIFTH RACEPorse 51.200.

allowances. Tear olds. 5 furlonzs: Espinaca. 117 9-2 2-1 4-3 Osfinlator. 117 4-5 2-3 Defter.

117 illobertson.l.... 1-3 Time :50 "-5. Semapbore. Election D. Blibit Arab.

Bonnie Prince. and Portam ran. Greentree stable. SIXTH RACE--Pnrse 51.000. 3 year olds sod P.

1 nnl 100 I Net-trier 4-1 -5 7-10 Flreerimr Thru, 109 istudleyi 9-10 impish. 113 tkelsaY3 3-5 Time. 1i38 floor. Don Peter. -Quin Shadow.

GaN, Colors. and eitkoahton. Ftta tilsdualified. foul. iTrainer.

G. At isiom entry. Soccer enthusiast; think an attendance record for the sport will be set in Chicago this month. because of two big matches on the schedule. One is today's Peel cup final between the Bricklayers, western champions, and Sparta at Kuppenheimer stadium, 19th street and Keeler avenue.

The other is the international match between the Glasgow Celtics and the Brickies Cubs' park on June 21. Today's match between Sparta and the Drickies is expected to be a bard struggle. has won the cup three times in a row and if they win today he Bohemia ns will have ve eIualed the mark established by Pullman in winning the trophy in 1912. 1913. 1914.

and 1915. Alyssum Runs Gamely. Alyssum was game enough to hold er advantage until the ends and a few long shot players cashed in on her. She was fast and game in this race, even though she may never run such a race again. Cousin Jo had late epeed, and only for the badly judged ride by James would have been the winner.

The others were never contenders. Sunny Lassie from New York was always back with the rear guard. She onnd up next to last in the field of seven. Overlay ran fourth and silver Beauty was the one to bring Up the rear. The Oaks hail a gross value of nearly $13,000, and Cousin Jo, which had won all ber previous starts this season, was always the favorite and Would have paid little better than even money if she had won.

Leiter Filly Ins. There was thrilling racing earlier in the afternoon. Joe Leiter's yellow and green Jacket was carried to victory as the program opened when six of the most fashionable 2 year old Mlles here clashed In the Wild Rose purse. Princess Camelia, a daughter of Royal Canopy-Sun Melia, was the Leiter color bearer and she lasted just long enough to get the decision by a couple of whiskers. Mr.

Leiter. in his i tall gray hat, and all his friends gave the Princess a mighty ovation as she beat Sunrise by the narrow margin. Marcasite, owned by Mrs. William Zeigler Jr. of New York and heavily backed, managed to get up in time to 4 claim third money.

The popular James rode Princess Camelia to her triumph and the Leiter filly paid $9.66 for a two dollar ticket. danies Repeats in Second. James came right hack and rode Black Comet in the second race, bringing another victory at the end of the furlongs. Black Comet beat Beautiful Doll, a field horse, by a length and a. half.

with the favorite Portmanteau third. Black Cornet paid $10.14 for a two dollar ticket. Sweep All made amends for his bad race here a few days ago when be laughed home a winner by five lengths, eased up, from Jimmy Moran In the Jackson Boulevard purse at a mile. Sweep All was the odds on favorite, paying $3.50 In the mutuels. Ile never left the result in doubt.

Jockey Earl Pool took him to the front when Starter Morrisey gave them the word and Sweep All was always far in the lead. He ran the mile in 1:44 4-5, and again looms up as a dangerous American Derby contender. Cheer Paul Bunyan. Paul tunyan, the winner of the Dixie handicap in Maryland early last month. brought the crowd up cheering as he galloped from far back andwon the Outer Drive purse.

Despite his mud running reputation. oil Paul was at 4 to 1 in the betting. Satin Spar having- been the favorite and Lay Blades the second choice. Paul Bunyan was running last in the field of five as the stretch battle started. Jockey Clianelloni brought Bunyan up on the extreme outside and Satin Spar and Ray Blades, which had been fighting it out for the lead.

hardly knew what was happening 'Inwhen Paul dashed past them. lie beat atin Spar by more than two lengths. Blades was a Pelf dozen lengths back in third place. Bunyan looked like a champion, but doesn't seem to be able to run those brilliant races except when the track is muddy. 5 Signs Eastern Stars.

Joseph McLennansi racing secretary at Arlington Park, has returned from the east where he Signed up supplementary nominations for the ten stakes for flat runners and first hand entries for the North Shore and Lake Forest steeplechases. lie brings word that the eastern invasion at Arlington Park this coming July will top that of last July by 500 horses, representing the most powerful stables from along the Atlantic seaboard. Supplementary nominations have brought the total for the ten specials that closed March 7 to 1,531. The North Shore and Lake Forest steeplechases have drawn fifty of the smartest fencers in training. New nominations in the Classic are A La Carte, Bayard, Burning Up.

St. Brideaux. and Epithet; in the Arlington handicap, Questionnaire and Iler Grace: in the Post and Paddock, Morfair, Universe, Song Hit, Gusto. Usual Time. and Wise Count; in the Arlington Cup, Questionnaire; in the Stars and Stripes.

A ha Carte, Black Forest, and Epithet; in the Oaks, Oplopie, Issaquena, and Avenger; in the Ma- tron handicap. The L'easel and Cousin I Jo; in the Ilyde Park, Morfair; in the Lassie, Porter's Dream, Miss Marr, Butter Bean, Princess Camelia, and Usual Time; in the Inaugural, Morstone, Nevertade, The Beasel, Panchio, Wise Child, and Epithet. Week's Fight Results Rosenbloom to Fight Cancela on Mills Card SSSSaSpS, -s S''t I 1 I Brickies Vitt Cup Twice. Manager Alexander of the Briekies will use the players who put Sparta out of the national cup competition and then went on to win the western championship. The -Brickles won the Peel cup in 1920 and 1924 and were beaten by Sparta in the final last year.

Much interest has been shown In the meeting of the Glasgow Celts and the Deckles on June 21. The Celtic club, which was organized by a group of young Irishmen in 1S88, has thousands of followers among the Irish and Scots in the middle west. The Celtics this season won the Scottish cup championship for the thirteenth time. Since their organization the Irishmen have captured the Scottish league flag 17 times, the Glasgow Charity cup 20 times and the Glasgow cup 17 times. Holds Scoring Record.

Seven of the Celtic players have appeared in international teams. Jimmy McGrory, who holds the world record for goal scoring: John Thomson. the goalkeeper; Peter Wilson, Jimmy McStay, Peter Kavanaugh, A. Thomson, and R. Thomson have played in the international matches.

AMERICAN LOOP SETS DATES FOR DOUBLE HEADERS At New YorkBerman rerlick and Mel Aragon. drew 1812 Andy Sado la beat Soil, Rita IS; Mickey Taylor beat Mike 511111- 'tau 181 Joey Costa beat Johnny McMillan 112; Johnny Mauro beat Jimmy carte 612 Vince Dundee beat Ben Jeby t1012 Agnaela Ara knocked out Buck Mc Tiernan Jack Rosenberg beat Vie Liven 11812 kid Whalen beat Larry Maranned 11012 Vincent Sired beat Jackie Purvis Allis Woolf beat Guido Conte Dandy Allen beat Steve Vasquez At Dublinsky beat Mickey Cohen I1012 Frank Battaglia stopped Ray Trambile till; Sammy LAtloille knocked out Johnny Lombardo At Seattle.Joe Calder Johnny O'Donnell 13j. At Newark. N. J.Joie La Gray beat Able Bain 1101; Johnnie Kreiger and Charlie Kreiger drew 1101.

At PhiladeiphiaTiger Thomas beat Vincent Forgoine 1101. At Wilmington. Del.Johnny Jadick beat Tommy Liherte jit. At toe AneelesII 3namite Jackson beat Jack Redman 1101. At San Jose.

(al.Joe Terse stopped Johnny Kunich At Alan. IdahoMaxie Rosenbloom beat Fred Lenhart Ile. At tincinnatiBoto Edmonds best Jackie MOOT 11.81. At Portsmouth. O.Freddie Miller beat Billy show 0.

At PittsburtitGeorge Courtney beat Fatal, Eerroni Ito. At Woltakt beat Lew tarber 1101. At LondonLea Harvey knocked out Bette Hi los W. 1( i -4 0,4244, 1 :::::1, 4f too- A olit's Promoter Jim Mullen yesterday announced that Jackie Fields, who was to meet Relampago Saguero in a ten round bout at Mills stadium Thursday night, broke his hand while sparring for the bout the other day and that as a result Maxie Rosenbloom, former light heavyweight champion. will meet Tony Cancela of Tampa, in one of two ten round features.

is in town and has agreed to the match. Promoter Mullen i3 awaiting word from Rosenbloom's manager, Frank Bachman, to approve the bout. Bachman is in Denver, Col. Itelampago Saguero, the Cuban welterweight champion. will stay on the card and he will face either Jackie Itrady.

Syracuse, N. boxer. or Baby Joe Cans, colored 147 pound, in the other ten round feature. Papke California 'Wildcat, who is the son of the former worlds middleweight titleholder. will trict Edgar Norman, Norwegian light heavyweight champ, In the eight round attraction.

The six round feature will brin2 The six round feature will bring I N. B. A. VACATES ROSENBLOOM'S BOXING TITLE 1 COP -i! A 4 A -A. i 4 1 ,4, 1 140 TWENTY GRAND.

Payne Whitney's autitending 3-year-old. winner of KENTUCKY DERBY and Favorite In AMERICAN DERBY. SATURDAY. JUNE 20 4I f'. ,1 4 As, 442.4-,2,c-:;:"1::::,::'...: iLE.a.A6,-,,,d01- Twenty-nine postponed games yesterday were included in a revised schedule in the American most of them being absorbed in double headers.

The reised list: JUNE '2 0W a sh in gton at Cleveland, double header. Jt'NE 21New York at St. Louis. double header. JUNE 23New York at Chicago: Philadelphia at St.

Louis; Washington at Detroit; BOK1 On at Cleveland. double headers. JUNE 23New York at Chleago: Phila. delphia at St. Louis, double headers.

JUNE 2 York at Cleveland. double header. JUNE "2 ashington at Chicago; Boston at St. Louts. double headers.

JILT 6Chicago at St. Louis, double header. JuLy 7Chicago at St. Louis. one game: open date.

JULY 10Cleveland at Chicago: St. Louis at Detroit. on dates: one game. JULY 12Philadelphia at Boston, double header. JULY 33Washintrton at Philadelphia, double header.

AUG. 2Cleveland at St. Louis; Sew York at Boston. double headers. AUG.

7St. Louis at Chicago. one game; open date. AUG. 8St Louis at Chicago.

double header. Louis at Chicago, double header. AUG. 23New York at Chicago: Philadelphia at St. headers.

AUG. 29St. LOUIS at Cleveland, double header. SEPT. 4Philadelphia at Boston, double header.

sEPT 5New York at Washington: PhilaciIphia at Boston. double headers. SEPT. 23Cleveland at Detroit, two games. No date was set for a playoff for the postponed game, Detroit at JOLLY GIVES UP BERTH ON BRITISH RYDER CUP TEAM WaiDttinngticumin IlDttara1 Four American Goiters into action Pep Just, Madison, in French Tournament 1" pound youngster.

and Jackie Horner. St. Louis vet. Three four DEAUVILLE, France. June rounders will round out the program United States players.

in- and the will have Les eluding J. IL Forsman and John and Bill Baker. Bobby Stewart and Depaolo, amateurs. are entered in the Lilly Gladstone. and Mickey Joy ani French open golf championship which Don McLeod.

wil be played here beginning next Tuesday. Horton Smith and Willie JAMESTOWN AND Hunter, unsuccessful contenders in the British open which ended yesterday, TWENTY GRAND IN are the other U. S. entrants. '-I RFT AffIN'T CTA rerc JAMESTOWN AND TWENTY GRAND IN BELMONT STAKES I The National Boxing association yesterday declared Maxie Rosenbloom's light heavyweight title vacated and warned Benny Bass, junior lightweight titleholder, and Frank le Genaro.

flyweight champion, that their crowns also would be vacated unless they entered into bona fide contracts to risk their titles soon. Action on P.osenbloom's title was taken by mail vote of the members and a majority decided to declare the title acat ed for failure to risk his crown within a specified time. Bass was given until July 5 and Clenaro until June 25 to enter into bona fade contracts to defend their championships. If they fail to do so. mail votes will be taken to vacate their titles.

1 1 I i i I 1 1 1,,,, 1 LON-DON. June P.1---1Ierbert Charles Jolly. British golf star, withdrew from the British Ryder cup team today. Lack of form was given as his reason for resigning from the squad which will play the United States team at Columbus, O. June A.

G. Havers, who won the British open title in 1923, was selected to take Jolly's place. Bert Hodson of Chigwe'd was named as the tenth member of the squad. Other members are Archie Compson, W. H.

Davies, Charles A. Whitcomb Abe Mitchell, Fred Robson. Ernest 17- Whitcombe. George Duncan and Syd Easterbrook. BEG YOUR PARDON Om AIIIERICAN DERBY BAY Saturday, June 20 No Increase in Cost of General Admission RESERVED SEATS (Grand Stand), Includes General $3.20 Box SEATS (Grand Stand), includes General Admission $460 GENERAL ADMISSION ONLY $2.20 CLUBHOUSE ADMISSION, additional $5-70 RESERVATIONS NOW ON SALE! Room 730 Congress Bank Building, Congress M.

and Wahash ave. Phone Harrison 3651! At Washington Park Race CoursePhone Homeood 825 New York. June Belmont stakes, which will have Its 631 running at Belmont Park next Saturday, will bring together for the first time. Mrs. Payne 'Whitney's Kentucky Derby winner, Twenty Grand.

and George D. Videner's Jamestown. NVith its Z2.5,00t, in added money, plus nominating and entrance fees, the Belmont usually nets the winner considerably more than the Kentucky I Derby, and is one of the races which toe tietroont usually nets the winnr I considerably more than the Kentucky I Derby. and is one of the races which tuan tzle lentlicKy Derby, end is one of the races which! Lambert Redd Elected 1 i Bradley Track Captai A story in yesterday's TRIIWNE stated Dr. It C.

Eckstein of St. Bona-Ventura was host to a crowd of physicians and surgeons at a golf meet at Olympia Fields Friday. Play was sponsered by Dr. W. G.

Epstein anti was for members of St. Bernard's hospital rdtafr. Among the prize winners were Drs. F. A.

Lofton. IL John was for members of St. Iternard's hos- pital staff. Among the prize winners Drs. F.

A. Lofton. It. John- Among tne prize winners were Pi s. F.

A. Lofton. II. John- Rain Forces Postponement of Oak Brook Polo Match The opening match of the season at the Oak Brook Polo club between Cantigny and the Oak Brook Four Horsemen. scheduled for this afternoon.

has ben postponed because of rain. The game probably 3v111, be played next Sunday. llorsimen. for this noon. has been postponed because of 3- rain.

The game probably 'Till be PlaYecl next Sunday. I Peoria, June Redd. track and field star, today wa-4 clected captain en the 1932 college track team. Redd scored 221i pointa to lead Bradley to the 1931 Little 'Nineteen conference title. tlected captain on the 1932 college track team.

Redd scored points to Dradiev to the 1931 Little wn.n eteen conference title. I sportTs WRITER DIES. Buffalo. N. Jun, Dot-were I iprts edvor of the son.

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