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20 CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: TUESDAY. JUNE 20. 1030 rvTrnn ninn CanadaFights tHCKd I'M EH! SMILIN9 JACK SPILLING A SNOOT, FULL CHICAGO COLLIE SETS RECORD IN HELLO, NO-TAUK-I TSf CHIEF NO-1 I WHY, YOU ME PUY-UM-1 tT" GOLP I'LL GIVE 1 EJ ip WANT YOUTO HELP US TALK MUCH OL PUZZAKP MAN OIVE-UMJ fcJ YOU A SLUG OP ME TALK nTTfl Milk WELL. ON MY to Save Ducks from Drouth PRIVATE APFAlfcS AINT WMUMMYAE if HAKKY---- YOU'KE SOUSEP CHIEPNO-TALK LEAP HAS ANY- MAN HIPE M7 ONE, TWO, THREE IN CRETE STAKE kviih iHrLMNC lUNiaHl I I I TOTH'OILL MUCH MUNfcYH oug ppN NCWPIN I TUPPS U. I A HEAUTHT PAS- I 7" lV Til I VvHEKE "(JU ft -TUU Oivc-um zmt AKOUN? 5ATOIf MOW I 1 TIME FOUR DOG SHOWS BY BOB BECKER.

Although it's fishinz and camping time in the United States, more than 1,000,000 licensed hunters in the cen Wins Three Times as Best 'X ff W'VK GET THAT I) MEOUlJMt GRAVE V.i.V uVii 1 "'f tral states are finding it difficult to Unerring Wins Edgewater Beach Purse. forget the wild duck situation and the possibilities for hunting nextfalL in Competition. Ducks Unlimited, the national or ganization of sportsmen and conserva tionists, Is the best source ot inform tion on nesting conditions in the A Chicagoo-owned collie has just Canadian provinces. It has hundreds completed a dog show record which rarely has been equalled. The Cog is of workers in the marshes, all busy with projects to Impound water and Champion llertzvule Headstudy, give ducks safe nesting places.

Ducks owned by the Hertzville kennls oi Unlimited is the only American or Thomas ILalpin and J. CassU man- ganization doing this valuable con It has competed in four dog how servation work in the provinces. since June 3 and has been selected Everybody's Helping. as the best entry In three cf the shows. The number of dogs it ha: Not only individual duck hunters, defeated in the three shows exceecU but sportsmen's, and rod and gun LINCOLN; HELD5 CHART DELAWARE PARK ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE Purse $1,000. claiminf, 3 1.400. Noted Trainers clubs are contributing to Ducks Un Lincoln Fields Odds Jockeys year lurlons Hertzville Headstudy slarU-d it limited so that they may share in the work of rehabilitating Canadian marshes to grow more ducks. The string of victories June 3 by beln; Arboreal 110 War Grand 110 Bilboquet 117 Ann Mowlee 114 Spanish Beauty ..110 Ellon Head 10S First Finis 113 Scullery Maid ....110 1 in lira 110 Romauot 110 Kitsv 105 picked as best of its breed, lust ir tCopj right: l'J'M: By the Cecelia company. JUNE 19, 1939.

FIRST RACE Five furlong's. Purse SH03. Net value to -winner, S600; second. S125; third. S5U: fourth.

S5. Weather threatening: track last. PrepHorsesfor FIRST RACE Claiming. 3 year olds. Oak Park Sportsman's club is the 11 Ready-About its group, and best in show at Andex son, IntL The next day, at Indian lurioius: most recent outdoorsman's organiza Howellvill- 113 Shall We Dane.

110 Oak Apple 115 Sister R-iKh 108 tion to make a contribution. apolis, it was judged best of breed ArlingtonMeet SECOND RACE Purse 51.UUU. claiming. 2 year old maidens. 5 furlongs: Miny Mo lOO.tSir Liguro 114 At a meeting held last night this but defeated in its group.

Last Sat Horse T.T. Whinecuat 5 Kollingheela 4 Sherry 2 Catherine i Egyptian Belle Frisky Day 3 Sweet Forever 1 WT. Jockey. Odds. 107 K.Randall M-l lort No boy 4-1 113 No boy K-l 113 W.Yarberry 20-1 113 C.

Kurutnser 2-1 111 J. McCoy 113 No boy 4-1 Str Fin Owner Ki 1 1 JoluiMarsch 2.h-JL 31 2 W.Maloney 5'i 3 H.S.Swilt 2.h-l 2 4 J.W.Parrish 41 6 W.P.Morsan i Friedb'K-Axton 7.2U-1 7 7 RitHlinscrliroH. 8 8 E.Rautenbuh 8t KO-l Horse and jockey Wt PP St WISE ALLY IC.Kurtsin?erJ..113 3 1 COUNT NATURAL T.Wardl.llB 4 4 HURRIGAL M. Caffarella 7 LAST ROSE IW.Yarberryl ...110 5 SWEET DONNA K.Randall 2 LIVELY LAIY fE.Hauke.. 5 7 DOS LURE IJMcCoy 11 1 2 ARCHED IA.

Robertson 113 Shennil 113 group presented Lou 1L Barkhausen, urday, at the Skokle Valley Kenne 1 3 61 ft1 t1 7i 41 8 41 7 hd Snobbish Lady ..111 Bolivian I 114 J. Edgar 114 national president of Ducks Unlim club show held in Dyche stadium BY HOWARD BARRY. The Woolford farm's Unerring and Joseph E. Wideners Carla renewed their sprint duel in the Edgewater Beach purse, a six furlong event which headed yesterday's program at Lincoln Fields. In their previous meeting Carla had won by a neck.

Yesterday, however, the betters decided it was Unerrings turn and backed this filly down to 2 to 1. They also took a fancy to R. W. Mcllvain's Olney and decided he was worthy of being the 3 to 1 second choice with Carla third at 4 to 1. The betters proved themselves master handicappers.

That was just the way the race turned out. Through a furious downpour that made the horses look like shadows, Unerring raced to victory, emerging from a curtain of rain more than a length in advance of Olney, with Carla a length and a half farther back. One More for B. Jones. Unerring's performance added to the laurels of Trainer Ben Jones, who previously in the meeting had won with Beau Insco, Sherron Ann, Chance Star, Finella, and Ogallah, besides earning a number of seconds and thirds for Woolford farm.

Mike Caff arella, who rode Unerring, kept his mount well up from the start. As they got the bell, the Milky Way farm's No Competition went out fast, with Olney close beside him. Caffarella rushed Unerring up with Dona's Pal 114 Hobby HO Lonely Road 111 Hazel lis Ponipefranda Flyins Alone ....111 ited, with a $100 check. Evanston. it was named the bes 4 year olda among 719 dogs in fifty-three) differ Hanking trainers of American racing are prepping their best horses for the thirtv dav Arlington Park meet SECOND RACE Claiming, and over.

4 furlongs: The latest report from the Canadian marshes and the duck situation ent breeds. Sunday, at Gary, Xnd, i Blaufuss 0 110 G. South Tims. :23. :47 1-5.

1:01. Two dollar muturls paid: Wise Ally. Stf.00 otraisht, S5.00 place. 53.00 show: Count Natural. S3.O0 plac-e.

53.40 ehow: Hurrifal. 83.00 show. Winner trained by R. Goose. Went to post at 2:15.

At Dost 1 minutes. Start good from Bahr srate. Won easily: place driving. SECOND KACE Six furlongs. Purse $800.

ralue to winner. SG00: second. third $50: fourth. S'lo. ing which opens Monday.

From east tomes to us from T. Main, resident went through breed and group compc lti8 No boy 10-1 8-1 -l 20-1 4-1 Mouutkala Nim 3 Palasa 1 and west the horsemen will rather, engineer 01 uucks unumiiea in jan tition and again was named tte bes veterans of hundreds of stake races ada- Mr Main's condensed report is dog in the show. 1 13 No boy 105 G.South ltl2 K. Hanke 1 1 3 W. Cook.

102 No 110 W.Kelly and vounrer men who have vet to as follows Nigrette 8 Sadio 3 Mis Pitlynat 4 Chief Menleur 7 llalpln believes that lleadstud; 5-2 4-1 4-1 tJ. a. Bclk entry. THIRD RACE Steeplechase, nurse 81.000. claiming.

4 year olds and up. about 2 miles: Valpuiseaux 140 tLitlle Culture 2d. 151 Saptlo 155 Promoter Ridtaway 148 Ouakerstrcet 145 tSeateJ 148liThe Dook 2d 143 iSnnbby Scamp ..147 tW. Witkes and Rokeby stable entry. JMrs.

J. C. Clark and R. Ricgtl entry. tb ive pound claimed lor rider.

FOURTH RACE Purse Sl.OoO. claiming. 2 year olds. bi furlongs: Bracing 112 105 Aiseleua llliOn Stase 147 Suoul Run 1 1 1 1 Disraeli lio Clost-io lloi FIFTH RACE Purse 51.000. claiming.

4 year olds and up. ti lurloiigs: saddle their first Arlington Classic. "surxace waters are generally ex- soon will surpass the record estab lished by his famous sire Kentucky Derby, or Pimlico Preakncss ceucni in Aiocrta, gooa in asKatcne- THIRD RACE Claiminf, 3 year olds. furlongs: winner wan, poor in More auocs PP St 3i Str Fin Owner Ett txlds 12 3 11 l'l I'i Mrs.K.J 3.0-1 4 3 2i 21 Klayman-LyucU 6 5 3t 4' 5 3k J.Luifry 4.10-1 8 10 8 S'J 4 A.D.Allcn 3.1t-l 4 9 12 7 Al A.Webb 7.4U-1 3 4 2 21 3 03 Lair-Sparks 1550-1 10 1 'i 7 71 Mrs.W.Zeiifler 11 2 6'i 0 8' 8 V.E.Berry 13.10-1 1 7 8 it K.W.RofcB 82.30-1 2 8 Hi ll'l 11 111 T.J.Donovan 11 101 10 10 11 Mrs.R.Bruck'r 184.20-1 7 li Hi 12 12 12 Jacob'n-HoiiKh 140.10-1 Horse and jockey Wt ROYAL BROOM J.W.Fryel 115 SWEEPING WIND SKY CLOUD rw.i'arberry ..118 VALDINA E.Hankel 113 BARANCA I W.Gruber I 115 PARISIAN MAID lG.Southl..H3 EP rL.ZeiRierl 109 BIT O- BLACK W.Cook 113 LOYAL GOLD I T.E.Ward 118 GRECIAN KING I H.West .1 18 STYLE CORNER W.Garner .118 QUEEN REGNANT I Kelley ..108 Hertzville Headstone. Headstone, nov Emporium Chief amone the eastern horsemen have back this year to the Ca- 6Va years old.

has been best of it will be Jim Fitzsimmons. lie invaded nadian west- As they spread out over breed in ten shows. Headstudy, les Chicaco once more in ouest of vie- the 631.000 square miles of this great than three years old, already has bee: tory in the 560,000 Classic stakes. ..10 113 G.South 13-1 5 Jul C.Kuruin'r 15-1 113 A. Roberfn 15-1 8 los W.

Yar'ry 5-1 3 108 W. Cornay -O-l 7 13 F-. Hanke 3-1 118 P. Ryan ft-2 1 113 C. Rolliun 61 2 113 M.

Caffarella 8-1 113 No boy 8-1 4 100 No boy 10-1 Memory lu. Wayout breeding range, they meet conditions extremely varied. Fortunately late Nana Kate Barker Sally Florence M. Viragin Ki-d Moss Vieruea Santo Shasta Plucky Grecian Time Brown Comet named best of breed in five show: It has equalled the best in show ret .114 Flying Clown Graeme tracker ..110 Turkey Run 117 Trains Three Classic Winners. .110 Pla.vmore Mbv rains flattened dut hlirzarrls.

110 Dark Friend 110 Royal Cross ord of its sire, each dog having wot Time. :23 3-5. :47 3-5. 1:13 4-5. Two dollar mutuels paid: Koyal Broom.

S8.40 straight. So. 40 place, 83.00 show: Sweeping Wind. $8.00 pla-e. 55.40 show: Sky Cloud.

S4.00 show Winner trained by O. Clelland. Went to post at 2:45. At post Shi minutes. Start good from Bahr gate.

Won driving: place same. THIRD RACE Six furlongs. Purse 5800. Net value to winner, $600: second. S125: third.

S50: fourth. $25. Three times has sent 011r.nrhr.rl fir anrl inrtnrrl a laresr SIXTH RACE Purse Sl.OOO claimiuz. 3 year olds and up. 1 mile and 70 yards: three shows.

out horses to win the Classic stakes tn nt i. FOURTH RACE 3 year old. furlongs: Abmeres lUJiNight Uide II" tCiirelul Miss 104 Night Tide 110 Unheralded 113 The Queen 113 irora me tseiair stuo 01 wiuiam 1 fnt-m land Ill T.E.Ward 10-1 Kitty Carroll American Giants Sweep Slattern 110 Light Chatter Woodward, chairman of the Jockey I club. Now to follow the successes Drouth TcnU DuckUngs. Yellow Tulip 123lTriua 110 tW.

E. Elliott entry. SEVENTH RACE Purse Sl.OOO. claiming. St.

Louis Series; Win, 8-1 of Woodward's Gallant Fox, Omaha. On about SO per cent of the farm 113 H. Itea-y 12-1 ion M.Caliar'la 16-1 US No boy t-l 1 1 1 C.Kurtzinger -5 115 A Roljtrlaon Kill No boy 0-1 Lovely Sinter Polly Feu Chez Parce Holiday Tea Ideal Shot Tower 4 year olds and up. 1 1-10 miles: and Granville Fitzsimmons will dis- 'and there is more surface water this The Chicago American Giants ye: PP St 'i 'i Str Fin Owner Eq odds 11 1 5 21 2 ll F. Robertson 3.111-1 a 8 5 2 J.Emery l.HO-1 Txi S4 Helm-Timms 17.411-1 4 4 11 l'i4 Jacobsen-Huugh 0.40-1 4J 5 MonlellFarm 8.50-1 I 7 84l 8'i 71 6 LexbrookSIa.

10.00-1 7 12 12 12 10hl 7 T.Aleccia 85.40-1 8 11 31' 11 8" Mrs.D.Wilhelm 303.8l-l 12 10 10 10 0hl Hughes-Henry 155.30-1 1 2 24 4 ti 10 J.A.Benedetto 18.00-1 3 0 Bl 8 11 Mrs. M.Wilson 210.8O-1 10 5 4" 9 12 13 Mrs.K.O'Neal 2810-1 Horse and jockey Wt HONORED MISS H.HauerJ .112 PAY' CHECK fW. 120 BEAU THOR T.P.Martin 117 RHETT E.Hanke 112 TONEY BOY C.Stormes 113 MARS MAN rC.Rollins 110 TEXAS BOY fG.Soilthl 117 FRENCH WITCH H.West .1 10 RISIBILITY W.Garner 117 ARTHUR rN.Parisol 117 JACOB'S LADDER ENAGALA L.Wilson 112 patch Johnstown, hrro of the Ken- pear. Dut a bis percentage of shal- terday swept a four game Kegr Bounding il.ii'Uountess Lena iu.i Lady 113Lone Gallant 113 Nogalo 10ULady Jaauelme ..100 EIGHTH RACE Purse Sl.OOO. claiming.

4 FIFTH RACE Claiming, 4 year olda and American league series with the over. 0 furlongs year olds and up, 1 mile and yards: Louis Stars by winning the final 8 Motion Picture Flyinit Zelma .100, Sickle Lass. More Poise 10H ins 121 105 118 James Pal 120 Chauvln Salt Bar Gaming tucky Derby and Eelmont stakes. PnJS are on powder dry soil with hopes for a fourth Eclair and already many are drying up. triumph.

Where rains fail thousands of small In sharp contrast with the Ions shallow ponds will be death traps for record and experience of Fitzsim- millions of ducklings. Early arrivals mons will be the youth and cona- among ducks bringing off second dence of Louis Schaefer. Only hatches will add to the stupendous ly retired as a jockey, he will saddle total ot ducklings facing death by 2 110 N.Pariso 10-1 1 105 P. Ryan 8-1 3 mi No boy 20-1 8 110 No boy M-l 4 1IO Nolniy 5-2 7 lio K. Hanke 4-1 5 108 No lv 4-1 Portmora 110 Ill Ix-ep Rock Sotisbl After Azotaras Cherovan Los-hen CliuM.iiM Broadkiil Time.

'23 3-5. :47 3-5. 1:14 1-5. Two dollar mutuels paid: Honored Miss. straight.

54.2(1 place. 53.20 show: Pay Theck. S3.20 place. 52. SO show: Beau Thor.

SB.SO show. Daily double paid 551.00. Winner trained by W. J. Curran.

Went to post at 3:10. At post 4 minutes. Start good from Bahr gate. Won driving: pla same. FOURTH RACE Seven furlongs.

Purse 800. Net value to winner. fGOO: second. 5125: third. S50: fourth.

525. (r 6 107 M.CallarclIa 5-1 SIXTH RACE 3 year olda and over. 7 Weather, raining: track, sloppy. A (tl EDICT ENTRIES. first race Little Tyke 110 WeMuie 110 fMiillca 112 I t.Miliulay 110 Sir.ikoe llii tHaby Boot if ....120 iFortssslmo 107 1 -Bouncaloi: ....115 t.MillMlaJe stable entry.

tM. Van Beureii-Mre. A. S'-hiitliuser entry. SECOND RACE Pur-e S1.200.

The Repentant, hurdles. 3 year olds and up. about unl': Frock's Parade 13S i Aioohan 130 I War Port 136 Codv 130 iWalkaway 13." liKijine Keathera .130 Ji l-i Str Fia Owner Eq odds 3 li 1 Jaeobs.n-Hough 2.3-l 7 7 4 21 Mrs.CE.Dale 14.50-1 2' 2'" LexbrookFarm 5.20-1 5 nt 53 4'i SevenAcresFarm 8.30-1 li 5 RockhomeSta. 5.HI-1 ti 7 F.E.WaMron 4' 4i 7 Mrs.F.K.Burrell 5.7-l 8 8 8 8 J.F.O'Neal Horse and jockey Wt PP St LITTLE TRAMP E.Hanke .110 1 4 LABOR DAY G.South 105 8 COLONEL ED A.Robertson .118 4 2 PRINCESS TORCH Yarberry .110 3 BUSY LUTRECIA C.Rollins 1 HO 5 1 COPPER LAD (M.Caffarellal .113 2 LADY THIRTEEN Gruberl .108 7 3 SEVEN STAR I W.Garner 118 8 7 iTlTKm furl. Prairie Dos Spin On Diaiuon 1 Safe and Sound.

Buttermilk Byrknif Uougb Diamond 7 11!) r. Kurftrrr 10-1 1 100 M. Caffarella 2 105 No boy 20-1 4 117 P. Ryan 5-2 II ll'H ('. liolluis 3-1 1 W.

Yarberry 5 111 No boy 5-1 William L. Brann's Challedon. the drouth. Salvage is planned to the mudrunning Maryland thoroughbred limit of funds available. More than which humbled Johnstown in the 1.800 Ducks Unlimited "Kee-Men" Preakness.

Another ex-jockey, older are lining up for this work. Masses and better known to fame than ot ducks can be saved for two cents Schaerer, ill be Earl Sande. who will a duck." come to Arlington with John Hay Sportsmen who want to help in this Whitney's Classic candidate. Heather duck saving work in the Canadian Eroom. and other tai s.

marshes, a job that will produce more $333,000 in rrUf Money. birds tor the southern migration. SEVENTH RACE Claiming, 4 year olda and over. 1 1-lb miles Time. :23 2-5.

:48 4-5. 1:12 2-5. 1:25 1-5. Two dollar mutuels raid: Little Tramp. Sfl Go siraisht.

54.20 place. 53.20 show. Labor Day. 59.20 place. $5.00 show: Colonel Ed.

S3.60 show. Winner trained by D. Went to nost at At post 2 minutes. Start good from Bahr sate. Won easily: place drivins.

FIFTH RACE Six furlongs. Purse $300. Net value to winner. 5600: iccond. $125: third S50: fourth.

S25. 1 14 X. ParUo 4-1 10t C. Stormcs lO-l lo No boy 15-1 lOti M.Callarella 4-1 Whichaway Leap Vaa-ar Count Pan Santan NcU Three Bang the pace setters. On the turn No Competition began to give up and Unerring went to the front, leading the way into the stretch by half a length.

Olney went wide before straightening out for the run home, but held on well under vigorous riding, keeping a safe distance ahead of Carla, which came from quite a way back. Another for Womeldorf. Unerring covered the six furlongs in and paid 6.40, 54.00, and 52.60. Trainer Red Womeldorf saddled the sixth winner of the meeting for Jacobsen and Hough when he sent Little Tramp to the post in the fourth race. With Ernest Hanke aboard, this 4 year old colt came home two lengths ahead of Mrs.

E. Dale's Labor Day. Womeldorf had won with Little Tramp earlier in the meeting and had also saddled Scout Azure and Banola for two successful efforts each. Hanke continued to draw away from Warren Yarberry in the struggle for jockey honors. He had taken a 27 to 26 lead on Saturday when Yarberry was shut out completely.

Hanke's ride on Star Bud gave that horse's backers a particular thrill. Through the earlier part of the mile and a sixteenth race Hanke rated his mount along under a snug hold within striking distance of the pace setters, and when they reached the stretch he brought him right down the middle, wore down Miss Bonnie and Pundit, and drew out in the last sixteenth. 111 It. Haue.r Horsemen will be shootina at 5350. should Ret in touch with the Chicago 110 F.

Ward B-'l 000 in prize money, which includes Ducks Unlimited oHce at 231 South 100 E. Har.ke V- Str Fin Owner Eq odd 31 1 li Woolfor.lFarm 2.2t-l 21! 2' 2' 2-i WulmacFarm 3.20-1 5 4.l Whleiicr 4.00-1 It 4' 4' MilkvWavFarm Pi i)t W.Whitehouse 14.8(1-1 4i S'i E.E.Foselson 4.tKI-l 7hd Mrs. Evans 27.l-l 7 7'4 8 8 Mrs. Sparks 33.1'Q-l Horse and jockev Wt. PP St UNERRING M.Caffarellal 102 3 3 OLNEY fH.Hauerl 110 4 4 CARLA W.Yarherryl 10! 8 1 NO COMPETITION I Rohert'ii .113 3 2 AMERICAN BYRD I N.Pariso 1 .11 0 7 SMART CRACK I E.Hanke 1 SHOT PUT I W.Garner I 1 8 ANN'S PRINCESS G.South 107 7 5 in added money to stakes, ua salie street, uiicago.

4 year olds EIGHTH RCE Claiming, (Five pounds claimed fur nded. ITen pounds claimed for rider. THIRD RALE Purse Sl.OOO. claiming. 4 year ol-! and up.

O1? Pharo Frost Tack Ill Crooked Lane .121 Hoods Chaste K1O1 Credence 11-1 Mr. Deins 114 'Alanlox 1 Noble Si-ot 114 Suncrai Ill Easter Holiday ..114 FOURTH RACE Purse $1,000 maiden. 2 yar oidt. rillje. 5 lurlouk's: Grand Gala 1 1 Hurninz Brizht tPolly Porter .1 lti -Southern Gal ..111 Kloradora Girl ..116 tWavea 110 Coauelicot llfilSl''n 110 tAmnesly 'tPicture Bride ..111 tPav Lode 11! tWheatlcy stable-O.

Phiops-W. Stone-Betair stud enirv. tW. norm? enirv. FIFTH HACK-l'un I "00 VIi.u and over.

1 1-lti li PRO GOES OUT ON ACE-OR-COLLAPSE Time. :23. :46 2-5. Raining. Two dollar mutuels paid: Unerrinsr.

S6.40 sraiiht. 54.00 place. 52.60 show- Olney. 54.00 place. S3.

20 show: Carla. $3.00 show. Winner trained bv B. A. Jones.

Went to post at 4:15. At Post 3'i minutes. Start good from Bahr gate. Won handily: place driving. SIXTH RACE One and ono-sixteenth miles.

Claiming. Four yi-ar oM and up. Purse 5800. Net value to wimn-r. SOW: second.

5J25: third. S50 loiirth. S25. 115 A. r.olcrltau i-l loo Nohoy lo-l 115 W.

Cornry 12-1 No boy 15-1 115 W. Yarb'ry 15-1 7 No boy 20-1 112 CKurtunser 5-1 HO J. anuria X-l llO K. Hanke 3-1 1IO K. auks H-l 115 P.

IO an b-1 Black Gift Jewelry to Maslcr Time ....11 Wt; i pel; leu Silver Kicr 5 Jay Bird Josh I Snzalius 1 Lit to Tramn Jnl-Em loin 2 Sure swill 3 ftisfti CAMPAIGN TODAY Michigan City, Ind, June 13. rj-lS Tit. rrjfr fdds. 1 nille In an attempt to prove his conten PP St i V. Str Fin Owht Em odd 5 2 3'4 r.

Mrs.R.T.Uunnels I 1 II 2 21 D.Lehan 3 4 2 1 1 2' 3" CorsicaiinMa. i.5-l 4 3 4' 4 A 4 J.ex!roo!(ia. 2.SO-1 6 bb 54 a O.R.Ferrell 3 3 Km 43.30-1 Horf.e nnd jockey Wt STAR BUD (E.Hankel 113 MISS BONNIE I M.Caffarellal. 10U PUNDIT N.Pariso 118 IMPERIAL SCOUT I Yarb'ry 1.1)2 SUN MICA W.Garner) 110 MOORISH rw.Gruberl 107 tion that any good golfer, given tnoush time and strokes, can make a ISot less than S8.0C0 in purses will bt given away daily. Notables among the Arlington training colony will be Frank Kearns with 23 Calumet stable horses owned by Warren Wright; Wilham Erei-nan.

trainer of the two Whitney family branches. Mrs. Payne Whitney Green ice stable and Mrs. Charles S. Payon's Manhassct stable; Don Cameron with the J.

Shirley Riley. Mrs. Vera Eiugg. and Mrs. John Hertz horses; former Jockey Jimmy Smith of Dixiana; Den A.

Jones, developer of the Kentucky Derby vi: ncr Lawrin and the Woolford farm horses; Hal Price Headle and hs nephew, Duval Ileatlley, and Dan Stewart, who handles the western and southern divisions for Joseph Time. :24 4-5. :48 2-5. 1:13 4-5. 1:40 4-5.

1:47 4-5. Track good. Two dollar mu-tils paid: Star Bud. 55.40 straight. 53 20 place.

S2.4U show: Miss Bonni. S3. pl'i'- S2.80 show: Pundit. S2.BO show. Winner trained by T.

Runnels. Went to post at 4:43. At post 1 minute. Start good from Bahr gate. Won easily: place driving.

SEVENTH RACE One and one-eightb miles. Claiming. Four year old and up. Purse 5800. Net value to winner.

5000: second. 5125: third. 55: fourth. 525. todayJ SlItOI.K IKIWNS REStLTS.

FIRST RACE Purse II.0O0. claiming. 3 rear ti furlong j.ly St bier Ivs IK. Smilhl.7.80 4.40 Pack saddle 103 ,6 60 4'o lit IKeeardl Time 1:14 1-6 Pton. Csnfamnr.

Sun Cat. Blacv Bee Proud Nisui Marloiig. T.iul. and SUDHbeil ran. SECOND RACE Purse 1.000 clslmlns.

3 vrar idd. furlonxt: Eve Dish. 10-1 I villi .14.40 7.40 4 CO Kruht Sik.1 115 IRosenJ. 10.20 HUH R' 108 I Ashen. I 3.MI Tunc.

1.13 4-5. Sleiucola. Cross dv-r. Mr Brook. Bullerruau.

bun Arbor, aud The mm The art of brewing hole in one. Harry Gondcr. Beverly Shores Country club professional, said today he would start hitting balls from the tec of Beverly's 136 yard tenth hole at 9 a. m. tomorrow and continue until he scores an ace or collapses.

Gondcr explained he was making the attempt to silence William Voltz, an electrical engineer, who seldom bicaks 100 but who scored an ace at the tenth on June 4 and has been boasting of it ever since. tTIksijIhv 1 15 .....117 Nitro 117 II. 117 rhalmac 117 Gamblo 117 Burnnn 120 tLcvil'. Pik 117 vtnblr entry. SIXTM RACE Ptir.ie Sl.OOO.

claiminz. 4 year oMs and up. II'-, lurlon.r: Sin I'hlio 110.llii.-i Mmpso 121 Vomer li'n 1'amn Faio 121 Wee Call H'0 Maolake 10:1 Eas-M-I'n IN CmiKnln 110 116 Cooinr Tube ..110 'salm-iu 100 SEVENTH KACK-Pure Sl.OOO. claiininz. .1 year 1 milr- Play Prnce 117, Jinx Pn-tcr 118 1 1 2 al-fiMiiK-t "Sili-nt Jim 11: Bunnie Dorothy ..110 tOvireitht 115 vO.

Hliiprx.Whralirv tl.l entry. Aprn iiti-e allow anrr ciaini'-d. i-ioudv. Iraek last. VlIUlIK UllWNS f.MKIK.

FIRST RACE Purte 51.O00. claimins. 4 yi-ir and up. lurh'iis: 't'-ob llo 'Power Gouraud lOK ful Armstrong 1 -Pima N'u-ct lui. MarcabnN Ill Mary Ui.y 1 1 Gi-nbrooiu 115 Brown Marvel ...111 111 Schlirz is to achievq St i Str Fin Owner En odds 8 ti' -Z 1" W.C.Reichert 2 -1 3 5f A D.A!!-n 3 3' i 1 3 Mrw.F.BcK-k 4 S'l-1 7 4i 31 4' 4 HH.Btt:e 1 5 7 5 5 Mrs.J H.Payne 10 M-1 4 34 l'l ti J.F.ONeal 2 3-I-I 1 ft 41 7 7 J.P SimiMM.n 77M-l 8 8 C.E.

Davison 11-1 Horse and jockev Wt PP JOYCE Rollins 110 8 POLANTE SETH I E.Hanke .105 4 EMIR W. Yarberry 110 8 OUEENIE G.South I 107 7 LADY FITZ A. Richard 110 3 INTRIP Caffarella 101 5 PRINCE TOKALON T.Wardl.llO 2 CARL H.Hauerl 110 1 the full un and flavor of true bec N. B. A.

RELIEVES without die bittcM Widener; J. J. Flannigan of Texas Valdina farms; J. J. Greeley conditioner for the Nash brothers' Shan don farm, and Anthony Pelleted with 38 horses owned by himself and the Millsdale stable.

ness of the hopi Trout ran. THIRD RACE Purse St.ntK). clalminr. maiden 2 vear old. lurlougs: IIS IFrUl 7.80 3 80 P0 iRun By 110 4 40 3 OO Mumble.

1IK I Ouattiebaum I 3.00 Time. 1 :01 4 5 Lika Tbstt. Horn So'in. and tClo-e Quarters ran. tGransun and Mct-valf ei.trv FOUR1H RACE Purse Jl.OOO maidrn 3 year olda.

1 lurloims: Time, :25 2-5. :50 3-5. 1:16 3-5. 1:44 1-5. 1:57 4-5.

Track slow. Two dollar mutuels naid: Joyce K. 58.40 straight. 55.00 place. 54.00 show: Polante 58.

0(1 pla-e. 56.80 show: Fmir. 54.80 show. Winner trained by W. I.

Pultz. Went to post at 5:1 OH. At nost 1 minute. Start good from Bahr gate. Won driving: place same.

EIGHTH RACE One and one-eighth miles. Claiming. Four year olds and up. Pr.rpe SSOO. Net value to winner.

SIH): second. 5125: third. 550: fourth. 525. or the sweetness of the malL Tbj famtxt Juzver Asks Two Officials to Quit B.

Iiam. llo I .4 ou a Atixieiv 10 IW.Taylorl.... 3.UI Horse and jockey Wt PP St MARIOI.ET fM.raffarella 101 3 2 GEOLOGIST rH.WeHtl HO 2 4 CAPTAIN JINKS IL.Sisler .110 4 1 LINNIE KATE rE Hanke .105 7 5 SILVER FLEET I I0 1 rt SUMMIT HILL IH.Hauer I ..110 3 ORBEPLU W. Garner) 110 fi 7 ilroc. 115 I Kelly 3.00 Str Fin Owner mHI 2M 1 1' BovdCopenhaver 5.7--l 3 3 21 E.Gowin 2il 3il 3 l4 3 Mra.F.Barton 2.00-1 7 7 4 4 Mrn.H.Grand 7.4l-l 51 51.4 JM T.AIeccia 102H-1 41 4i 7 tit J.H.Galwav 2 10-1 6 ti 5 7 Smuda-Salvino LEWIS OF TITLE ON TWO COUNTS Washington.

D. June 19. Special. John Henry Lewis, who was knocked out last winter in one round by Joe Louis, today was legislated out ot his light heavyweight championship on two counts by the National Eoxing association. The N.

B. A. ruled that Lewis had not defended his title within the required six month limit and in addi in California Ring Probe Time. 113 2-o. Knunts sox.

vtuMiina MarK. Crosse. Mister Mai or. Blue Tiuta. PO'trn Warritir nd Savant ran.

Sacramento, June 19. FIFTH RACE Purse uuv. oanaicap. NOT SWEET NOT BTTTERI The Gannon assembly committee in year olds and up. lurlonss: Ott Guard.

110 I Rosen I 7.40 3. Ml 2.WI Count Rac 11.1 SECO.M) RACE Puree Sl.ooo. claiming 4 far old- and up. Mim McKay Mama's Bor 113 Niulit Chae 110 'Pelr Pumpkin. 1 00 1 HO J-sir V.

103 1 1 1 Dark Z-M Ill Currants 115: Idolatry 113 'V-'i Kaidr-r 100 THIRD fl.otio. elaimins. 2 yi-ar oi-ls. furlonzs- Volt 112 Jaronclln High .112 IlitRheaiina 117 Lauran! Lyon. 10ti I Int 11 tpJ'ii8 Pr.JUd Las lilt I 1 U- Hnnv farm an official report of its investigation Time.

:24 4-5. 4-5. 1:16 3-5. 1:43 2-5. 1:56 4-5.

Track nlow. Two dollar mutuels paid: Mariolet. S13.40 straight. 55.80 place. S4.00 show: Gvolo---il.

SI8.80 show: Captain Jinks. J54.00 show. Winner trained by J. E. Copenhaver.

Wen: to post at 5:38 At post Vt minute. Start rood from Bahr eate. Won ridden out: place Irivins. Mutinous 110 luttlcbaumi o.uu BOB SCOTT WILL DRIVE SUNDAY IN HAMMOND RACES Bob Scott of Sarnia. Ont, filed his entry yesterday for the auto races Sunday at the Hammond Raceway on U.

S. Highway 41 in North Hammond. Other entries iisted yesterday were those of Glen Myers. Lou Nag', and Herb Marges of Detroit, and Walter Trevelyan of Davenport, la. Ten will qualify in three elimination tests at ten laps each for the thirty lap final There also will be a consolation race at ten laps, a five lap race among the fastest drivers in the time trials and a novelty event.

Gale. 107 -0 into wrestling and boxing in California today demanded that Dr. Harry Time. 1:13 3-6. Wuiel Time.

3101111s, star Waxon. and ijels Elope ran. SIXTH RACE Pure $1,200. trade Martin, chairman of the state athletic haiidiean 3 vear olds, one mile: commission, and George Payne, a Chief Ouaway. 113 I B.irba I 4.00 4.00 2.

SO TODAYS Bonny Imp. 110 IMernttl 18 20 n.oo FOURTH RACE-Purhe SLOOO. claiming. 3 nr olds tt fiirlnnL.s The Serf. lo5 tTaylorl.

3.00 member, resign. It also recommended that the commission forthwith break I nu I 1 SELECTIONS riag 11 scr-oud Heaven ..110 Baize lot up the monopoly in heavyweight Time 1:41. PeU-rnoI. Ill xcrncr. ana FloatswaT ran.

SEVENTH RACE Purse $1,000. 4 year olds and ud. mile and 70 yards: Combahee. 110 IMavl 6.00 3.hO 3.10 -siar wrestling which now. and for some Arbitrage .......115: LINCOLN FIELDS, CRETE.

ILL. rlrTH CK Pur-e SI OOO rlalmmr -i time past, has prevailed in Col Goodnisbt. Ill ITayl'rJ 3.40 3.V year olds 1 l-Ki milts: 1. Egyptian Belle. Whinchat, Rollinir Heels.

A mere up 111. Polly r.irl 1 03 iniei aienicur. iliss Pittypat. 3. Viragin, Brown Comet, Emporium.

wsstrr Howard ..11 1 tAmiikui loo tion was virtually blind in his left eye. A board cf physicians examined Lewis in Pittsburgh, Pa last week and reported to the boxing group that the vision of his left eye was impaired by a cataract. The recommendation was made, however, that he be allowed to continue boxing. The boxing association, however, did not agree with the physicians' request, pointing out that it would be to the advantage of Lewis and boxing if he retired from the ring. LEWIS GETS FIGHT OFFER.

Pittsburgh, June 19. John Dviek 100 IG. smlttil Time. 1:45 2-5 Conrad Mann. Bioloxist.

and Dvtonian ran. EIGHTH RACE Purse M.000 claiming 4 year olds and uo. 1 1-16. ii r.l 1(15 fF Smith 1 8.00 5.0O 3 no DELAWARI PARK RESCLTS. FIRST RACE Purse Sl.OOO.

claiming. 3 old maidens. 1 1-10 miles: Rollysbuzzy. 15 IMower .11.70 4.30 2.60 Guyeneourt. 120 rPeters 3.10 2.30 Simny Rose.

110 2.60 Time. 1 :50 Pinetae and Bud's Kintr ran. SECOND RACE Purse $1,000 fillia. 2 veat olds. 5 furlonss: Sninmadillv.

117 Smith 13.60 6.20 3.20 Nrdtica 114 rSeabol 7.90 4.30 Scrrch. 117 TPelers 2.30 Time. 1:03 2-5. Flvina- Glee. White Samite arc Anne Odette ran THIRD RACE Pursr, 51.000.

steeplechase 4 vear olds and up. about 2 miles: Goes. 142 B. Ansteatt 9.20 5.20 2.60 Md Policy. 151 rE Rob'tsj 5.70 3.30 Deserter.

154 TMi-Govern 2.90 Tim. 1-5. Loro Broadside Kins and Cnmpfirp Embers ran. FOURTH RACE Purse Sl.OOO, 3 rear old fillips 6 furlongs: Kedlin. 110 Peters 3.80 2.80 2.20 Phara Bhv.

108 3.00 2.30 Si'zanne Peck. 108 rF'm'n 2.50 Time. 1 :14 2-5. Eveninz Light and Sun Girl ran. -Ideal Fum'i.

Shot Tower, Kitty Carroll. lO.V'Dianapat .103 Lady Hav Hid ttllacaw lun o. Cherovan. Chubbins. Asrotaras.

t.J. Martin enirv. SIXTH RACE Pnr. 1 "(in 6. BUCKING, Safe and Sound.

Rough Dia- Miss Pecan. 113 IE Srnithl 6 20 3.00 mona. handicap, 4 vear olda and up. 6 fur- 7. Whichaway, Santa, Three Bangs.

irtMJC.s: Tiempo. 115 Bowen I --'0 Time. 1 -40 1-6. Piek Out hantime Devils Pace, and Pepoer Patch ran. Unassisted ion.

Gar n.iim o. isiaeK tiixt, buzanua. Josh. 108 'hawili lii'n'iiiiw Many Stin-s 114' stvtNlH RACE Purse Sl.OOO, claiming 1 yenr olds and un. 1 1-1R DETROIT, MICH.

IFaxt.l Frank C. Alzhero. Penulist. Somali 115 tShe'n kVlit nr Yocius Boxes Wpolridge i Wii Attorney. Maebob.

Royal Charm. liieasy fKenyou C. 1 1 1 1 J'Pnnce Derek .1 10 1 'Woodlander T'Sunnvshorr it, 3 Termotinie, Hueu. Monks Time. in Savoy Amateur Feature John Yocius and James Woolridge iechy.

My Blonde. O'Shirl. Blue Grotto. Galeco. Imperial Lu.

.111 t.Mra. K. Jnemark entry itrv. H. tP.

L. KcIIey Henry Lewis, stripped of his light heavyweight championship today by the National Boxing association because of partial blindness, received an offer tonight to fight July 11 in St. Louis. 6 SNOW FLOWER, Can't Catch. L'phojd.

en will meet in a five round amateur Tiiieeier. nai tie. Jacit. FIFTH RACE Purse $1,200. 3 year olds pnd np.

6 furlonps: Jay Jay. 115 (Duffordl. 4.40 3.10 2 60 Bull Whip. 113 4.00 3.30 Honey Cloud. 118 3 80 1:13 1-5.

Aethelwold and Penile ran SIXTH RACE Purse Sl.OOO. claiming 4 year olds and un. 1 1-16 miles: Dark Sun. 100 (Mower .18.90 0.50 5.30 81.000. claiming 4 yar olda and uo 11-16 miles: boxing contest tonight in the Savoy -Rcspha, Kentucky Eazle.

Abbots Hour. arena, 47th street and South Parfc "ujij.an i tvericold ...11 Breezinir Alons ..114 way, at 150 pounds. In an additional A I' EDICT, N. V. rast.l tTriMl.

-j ii. Lady Koma. 116 4.50 3.20 Count Tetrarch. 116 fScottl 3.00 match of five rounds Martin Cook, Greenville. S.

light heavyweight. wcataer clar: irnrlt fsRt lr.TlitllT KNTK1ES. FIRST HACE-Pnru VKIMi 1 Baby Booties. Hillsdale entry, Bounce along. 2 No selections.

is paired with Jimmy Randolph of "0. 1 mile and 70 yard: 3 EASTER HOLIDAY, Crooked Lane, Alan- Mobile. Ala. lime. 1 1-0.

Red Glare. Baby Talk, and Balapin ran. SEVENTH RACE Purse $1,000. claiming 3 year olds. 1 1-16 miles: Doro.

Pomp 112 IPnlkl.10.60 5.20 2.80 Part One. 114 IMattison 4.40 2.70 Helens Lad. 117 TFried'anl 2.50 Time. Manymor. Dinamita.

Bi Ned and Pradis ran. H'5; colonel Mald S'r Oeorue tox. 4 Polly Porter, Wheatley-Belair entry, Co- fc 1 -nazei rut. Field 116 -AUOero Morillllv Mail lit L. r.

I Boker Battles Fish on quelicot. 6 Chalmac, Burnup. Chief Gamble. l.iii-niir.1, ii). Amateur Card Tonight EIGHTH RACE Purse Sl.OOO.

claiming. 4 SECOND RATE I'umc SmiiIi -t 0 Huo Ma sco, Camisado. Yomer. 7 Jinx Buster, Calendgueet. Oversight.

DETROIT FIRST RACE Purse S8C0. claiming. 3 ear olds and up. tt furlonsB: Masked Plane. 105 IJones 4.20 2.60 2.10 Verakee.

110 rCritchfield 1 7.60 4.4) 110 Williams! 4.00 Time. 1 :14. Mavnc Winnie. Imperial Molly. Palatine Belle.

Cheer Star. Wanda Gable. 'Supreme Kiss. Grace Grier and Grand Reina ran. 'Field.

SECOND RACE Purse SSOO. claiming. year olds and up. 6 furlonsre: Baymoudf 107 Du 3.40 2.40 2.20 Fumble. 110 rMillisran 1 3.40 2.20 Last Hop 110 rPasel 2.40 Time.

1 :13 4-5. Odd Blue. Sleep Alonz. Whv Tarry, and Sweeping Flame ran. THIRD RACE Purse SSOO claiminK.

2 oldn 4 furlonitE: Pari Ernest. 118 fRodng'zl 3.60 2.40 2.40 Palmera 115 TMorrisl 3 00 S.O'i My Corinne. 108 Perkins 5.80 Time. 0.55. Jack Vennie.

Kerry Caine. Mis Hall Bar. Edsrar V. 'Overeall. Xo Go year oias ana up.

lVh miles: year old and up furious Portunu.s 121 G.Srnith. ..7.00 4.00 3.20 Mildness plus Character -OJ interpreter. 114 4.60 3.30 Grand Duke. HO IMattison 3.20 TliIv, Red Trap. Cangrierron.

and Sylvester Baker. Gary lightweight, and Jack Fish of Chicago, will meet in a five round amateur bout tonight in Northwest stadium, 4218 Irving DELAWARE PARK, STANTON. DEL. 1 tSloppy.l 1 ROM AD NT. Ann Mowlee.

Bilboquet. viroet 115 j. 1 1 1, Hy Sonny 115 Wi ldf, Imnerial Imome lis f)pu Mar rx-b 115 lurid lis Leo 115 RovmI Charm. IIS Mtf-r 'US THIRD KACE llir-e SMKI. aiu leiLsiuil rail.

AOI KIH CT KKSI I.TS. i lying Alone. Lonely Boad. ouobbiab Park boulevard. Johnny Crane.

Mor tIRaT RACE Puree. S1.O00 claiming 2 year old mairipn? 5 furlonns: y-ar oiu ani up 11 gan Park welterweight, and Stanley fj.nlsliow. 110 fjamesl 8-5 Ltdy 3 No selections. 4 AUeleda, Bracing, On Stape. 5 In Memory, Dark Friend.

Playmore. Yellow Tulip. Unheralded. Careful Miss Yukon trail. Mb I Workman tt-5 1-2 ..11 .115 ..115 .115 Hiaek Seritfapt.

I'i5 Monk Time 11. Kllirei. Ae JIS A borerombio 115 Murcek will meet in the five round Hiind hae War Saint Huen ,1 Mueller ne. 111) 1 Stout I l-'2 Time. 1:01 Buffoon.

Brd Haven. Gwyune secondary feature. 7 Lady Democrat. Countess Catiudinv 115Kiah Fire 1....115 inn 3.. rtiiu ran.

W. E. Boeinsr entry Irompo. FOURTH RACE-Pnrw fflOO. claiming SECOND RACE I'urw $1,200 maiden 3 7A: I yei-r oius anil no.

1 miles- year wm una un O'Shirl Any Play. 141 BarrvJ 10-1 4-1 2-1 Tontre nanters Punch. 143 Leonard 4-5 2-5 TrnfraODril. 130 Aelmnnyl 8-5 ivount. Chauvin.

James Pal Portmora. SUFFOLK DOWNS. BOSTON. MASS. irast.l 1 Count Rae.

Marcahala." 2 Jessie V. Currants. Dark Zeni. .105 .112 .1011 l.or-al Bov Mim Renaicyam-e Tom's Hante Hadelon Lee. Teehv lime, 1-0.

uualitv Folk. Old Dom LINCOLN FIELDS Censurer KinBsem. and Birdwood Hazard Rlonde .105 ran THIRD RACE Purse Sl.OOO. claiming year olds and up. 0A furlongs: FIFTH RACE Hnre 8(l(l.

rlai'miiiK. A H.vins Horse entry. Phoebeanna. Blob volt. 4 JOLLY FLAG.

Second Heaven. Arbitrage Foeoso. 118 I Mendel 16-5 6-5 2-5 James 120 I Workman 1-1 1-3 Perfect Peace 117 7-10 Time. 1:18 3-5. Stones Landimr and Gold 8 Rices Daily First Raci 2:13 P.

M. Buckle ran. s- wakita. Lady Hav. Dianapat.

Swahili, Unassisted. Gay Balko. 7 Somali. Hneasy. Proph 8 My Gracious.

Kindarorn, Evergold. FOURTH RACE Purse SI. 200 added and valvlta ran. FOURTH RACE Purse S800 claimine 2 year olds. 4V furlomrs: Baltee.

118 IHorvath 4.40 2.00 2.20 Wise Greenock 116 Rod zi 3 20 2.40 La Tora. 104 tClarkl 3.00 Time. 0:54 4-5. Concetta and Thea Dear ran FIFTH RACE Purse S800 claimine. 3 year olds.

0 furlonsrs: Address. 106 IDupuyl 10.00 4.80 3.40 Model Mary. 110 IFallonl. 20.60 7.80 Susie Bell. 110 3.00 Time.

1 :14 3-5. Glad Francis. Lewis. The Spotter. Ridiculous, and Ocean Tidp ran.

SIXTH RACE Purse $800. claiming. 4 year olds and up. 1M mile: Imp. Queen.

105 Wilsonl .11 60 5.00 2.80 Silent Shot. 110 fMilliuan 4.20 2.80 Kai Sou. 105 IPrehml 2.80 Time. 2 :37. Cablegram.

TurfstinK, Im-Derial Hib and Bay Eagle ran. SEVENTH RACE Purse S800. claiming. 4 rear olds up, 1 l- miles: Kavenua. 103 9.60 4 60 3.110 Arn'lds Actor.

108 Wil'msl 4.80 3.20 Prurn. 108 Calvert I 3 OO Time 1 :55 2-5. Gold Color. Lirnia. Swift Lad.

'Pipers Tune. Miss Petrinia. Bav Stout, and Sister Jean ran. 'Field. EIGHTH RACE Purse SSOO, claiming-, 4 year olds and up.

mile: Valvesta. 107 IMillisfan 4.80 3.00 2.40 "'iliiam 113 3.40 2.40 Ebony Paraol. 105 I Page 2.00 Time, 1:53 3-5. Mr. Smith, Little Jock, and Merae ran.

clasH D. 3 vear olds and un. 1 l-l miles: JUNE 24TH LINCOLN HANDICAP 3 YEAR OLDS AND UPWARD Mils and On-Sixtenth S2.S0O ADDED Rivcarionna. 109 TKnotH 9-2 2-1 4-5 Bain Marie. 113 James 2-1 4-5 Black Look.

122 I Workman 4-5 Lilting inn ImrM-rial Ln 1ni Irene Grant 100 Francine 100 Galeco ..107 'Bin Grotto 10? Mim Tad 'imperial Bob l'5 Aim Hich. 10n.r)omiwnrih 1 1 (i lri' Oiik 12 Hid Gnuirh HO SIXTH RACK-Pin-M S8(M. claiming. 3 Tear olI. Ill.Tltwr Ptirtdlint.

Snow Flower 11 II Half Shoea If8 Lindi-n tvnv inni'Can'l Catch Ill Prim Bvrd Fnl Work 113 SEVENTH RACE Pun MMJ claiminr. year olds and lie 1 fm m)e; Sf-mo-ler 11.1 'Bibv Ill Poverlv B.v llliCactn Jack ll' Normn 1 1 1 1 Sunwine 10ft I E' 15 EIGHTH RACE Pnre S8(mi. clnimimr. 3 Daily Doubles Time. 1:44.

Wearv Flower. Broad vision am ran. FIFTH RACE Purse Sl.OOO allowance .1 ear olds. tiirlnnzs LINCOLN FIELDS. Koyal Broom and Honorr Miss.

Deck. 120 (Jamesl 11-5 3-5 out J5I.IMI Lttaljenze. 113 ISiout 1-2 nn lnvaier 113 TMeade) 4-. Time. 1-I8 Lin nnii Boerl ran.

DELAWARE. and hhiinidiily S06.2U SIXTH RACE Purse Sl.OOO. claimmz. 4 vear oma ana up. i mile and 7(1 varda GcMrtl Admission.

$1.09 Clb Hon Adfnissioa, $2.00 Tn lacM4 Train Schedule C. E. Dearborn Station. City Time. 45 minutes to Lincoln Field.

Firit train, 9:00 A. M. Also 12 80 P. 12:60 P. M.

Last Train. 1:10 P. M. Train Stno 47ih and 63rd St. ROUND TRIP.

75 rear olds and up. l-JO miles Rcspha SUFFOLK. Pn.tv Are 5 Kenmckv Mokena 108 Lucky Star. 115 I Wall 6-5 2-6 out Hasty Wire. 115 fNashl 2-J 1-1 Lady Solace and Eye High Mannerly Ill Abbot' S'rollina Home.

.113 rree, 117 1 N'oflarse 2-1 I I DETROIT. Time, 1:46 1-5. Sir RoUie. Sir Randolph. Masked Plane and Weather -track fat.

Apprentice allance claimed. cLein niu, ana nermie noj ran..