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---'ST as 'l THE SPORTS AUTOS FINANCIAL SPORTS AUTOS FINANCIAL BALTIMORE, SUNDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 20, 192!) SUM mm mm DEDICATE WINS Joe Clifton Breaking Through Line For One Of Navy's Many Gains RICH FEATURE TARS' ATTACK BAFFLES FOES Middies Roll Up 2G First Downs, Heating Ohioans, 4 7 To 0 Leads Field Of 17 Juvc niles In Eastern Shore Handicap LINE SHOWS POWER HI-JACK NOSED OUT Swinficld Captures Third Visitors Gain Only '33 Yards Throughout (lame Money From Sinclair's Khara At Annapolis M'Zm fa 'vOopm uAMb? ir 7 B- C. RDWARD SPAHnOW A nnainli liurenu nf The Sun Annapolis, Sept. L'S nvy opened Havre de (irn, Sept. 2 Dedicate rame rut of the West snd carried off the $24,210 Eastern Shore handicap i I up the big guns on Itenison this nfler-noon and before the tiring ceased the I'ars had rolled up 47 poiifls, while this afternoon at Havre de Grace.

Dodge, the sire of Dedicate, ran with holding Ihe Ohio eleven scoreless in the first game of the season. Navy had possession of the hall nl much success in Maryland as a ju Tenile. most, nil of the time, gaining L'O first downs during the game, lienison at no time threatened the Navy goal line, and In a field of 17 juveniles the East took second, third and fourth money an George I. Widener'a Hi-Jack was henten a nose, with Walter J. Sal Ihe Ohio backs could not make nny mprcsainn on the Middies' line.

They mon's Swinficld third and Harry V. Sinclair's Khara fourth. The time was gained a. toful of '15 yards (luring the entire game und chalked up only one first down. 1.1 flat.

When it looked as if Hi-Jack would aei Line Tlaya Navy seemed to be able to work any he returned the winner, Dedicate popped out of the lmnch'in the last 70 yards and took the lead away irom kind of plcy, ami most; of Iheni went for substantia! gains, Allhoi.gh soma ground was gained by forward passing, Navy resorted for the most part to line the Widcncr horse. Decided By Within several jumps of the finish, T.imis McAtee, on Hi-Jack, fairly plunges. The weak llenisoii front could not withstand the powerful thrusts of D. E. DEFEATS TITLE GAINED lifted his mount, to the wire and in Ihe Annapolis forwards.

Navy started scoring five minutes Loyola High Defeats Mt. St. Mary's Prep Kmmltsburg, Md Sept. IS (Special) Mount St. Mary 's Prep font ball team (Irnniird the decision to Ihe Loyola High PENN PRESSED IN FIRST CLASH after Dcuison kicked off.

Art Spring, the speedy Navy back, gurnet! a first BYCORKRAN lown on the opening pbt.v, and Kohl- School team ot Baltimore by a 7-to-o has added another soon nflerwnrd. The asliingtoii College Finally Scores On Maryland Eleven Shoremen Make Their First Touchdown In Years Against Old Who Take Opening Game By Score Of 34 To 7 By W-IMfW I A TIB combination of Spring and Kohlluis WEST VIRGINIA Senalors Score Second Straight Viclory Over Mountaineers Touchdown From Open took the ball within scoring distance, but failed to push it over until the third down when Kohlhns dove over Wins Baltimore Country stead of what appeared would be a hpad victory for Dedicate resulted in a nose finish. Eddie Barnes was on the winner. Only a length hack of Hi-JncK finished Swinficld. which was not even given an outside chance to get in the picture and he paid to 1 to show.

Although the field was at the post nine minutes, Jim Milton got them away to a good start. The first to show in front, was Sinclair's Capture, which was piloted by Laverne 1'ator. Then came W. It. Coe's Black Majesty, with Ili-Jack running easily in third place.

Favorite Beaten Ont Fwinficld, in the meantime, was score In Ihe opening contest for both teams at. Keho Field here today. After the teams li i battled each other to a standstill throughout the tirst three quarters, the Mount M. Mary's I'rep line weakened momentarily and the visitors capitalised the opportunity. Working the ball down the Held.

Loyola tore a big hole In the local forward wall, and Reiss, Loyola fullback, crashed through for the lone touchdown of the day, a few minutes before the final whistle. Much of the glory must go to Sheckels It was Ills line punting which helped Ihe line from the one-foot mark fnr the inilinl touchdown. II. (Joel ing Kick-Off Helps Beat F. And 14 To 7 Club Golf Championship, 1 Up Itaiter dropkicked for the extra point.

Navy did not let up the ground-gain- ing attack, and soon nflcr the first score was iiiiule, Kohlhas tallied again. Philadelphia, Sept. 28 Frank Morgantown. W.Ta., Sept. 2R (Spe Warren Corkran 1 the new College Park.

Sept. 28 A dash down before giving way to the regu lara. lin and Marshall College brought an 1'hia time the ball was carried from the of offensive work, which today pro cial) Havis-Flkins t-ollege, of Klkins, hampion at the Baltimore Country aggressive team to Franklin Kield to one-yard line aflcr Art. Spring and Loyola keep the young Mountaineers out of the danger Konc. His neat drop kick slsn accounted for the point after touchdown.

He hud a wort by rival in duced Washington College's tirst Ai-r rushing deep Into Washing day and the I niversity of Pennsyl I'schirge had aided Kohlhns in bring t'luh for the next twelve montns. Corkran donned the puride when he touchdown in years against the 1'ni vania bad all It could do to win the (idea, whose kicking, alfliongh slightly ing the bnll to a scoring position. Joe W. acored its second successive victory over West Virginia Kniversily today by turning back a valiant Mountaineer team, score 14 to (t. running fourth and Dedicate fifth.

As i IS ton's territory without any waste motion, the first team struck a snag as versify of Maryland, seasoned and Inferior to aided the borne opening football game, 4 to 7, Hauer ngnin dropkicked fur the point, the leader swung for home both ap made quite palatable to the Fasten) team when the visitors hammered in tu- Two sophomore halfbacks, Holf the overmatched hut game little Shore tore and Black Majesty began to stop ward the borne goal In the first tin If. Shoremen their customary opening Ihe ball bouncing off one of the uprights before going through them. l-nvola. Mt. SU lry' l'rep.

and Hi-Jack took command. After look men braced. A recovered fumble gave game defeat at the hands of the Ter Hiinlpr Carlsten and Warren (Jette, scored Pennsylvania's two touchdowns and Washington a short, respite, hut the rapins. Maryland eventuiiVy won the in; all over a winner, Dedicate came alone and spoiled a victory for the defeated Thomas E. Symington, 1 up, in the final of the annual lourniimeni yesterday afternoon on the Uolaud Park course.

Golf that sparkled at times was turned in by both contestants, and it was a royal battle most of 1 tie way. Corkran finished the round trip one Carlsten and Masters added the extra lerps swept through on Hopson and game by the score of 34 to 7. points. favorite. Mocked bis kick behind the goal, 'the Kcept for Washington's csurageous, Lnfirki Tliempaon CHrTord riiillit.a i'estetano Itimn A tkinson Sh rkell Farley Keisa Franklin and Marshall's touchdown Of the several other feature" on the Pair Willi Marktii, 'vanned, Ontpli Bonne, tlriVa Hoolfllmn ball rolling behind the end none for rush to the first score before the contest was five minutes old and in im The Mountaineers were outweighed and were conquered by a powerful offensive of the Senators that, specialised on double and triple passes, with an excellent forward passer in licngle and a fleet halfback In Warren, These two men carried the burden of Ihe I), and K.

offensive and allowed tha way during the two hours of ball In. The Mountaineers led in ground an automatic safety. was scored by Halfback Arthur Dor sey and the extra point by Britton An exchange of kicks after the next provement in the Faslern Shoremen stroke under oar. shooting a 71, while Horsey was recently a student at Duke Dal; kick-off was climaxed by ltuibard's over their torin of the last, several Score hv (itiartera: University. breaking through and blocking an years, there was nothing about the Symington, in rouble on three holes, finished up three strokes over the par i.ovou ft 7-T Mt.

St. Marv'a 0 0 0 00 program the greatest upset occurred in the Baltimorean handicap, which at three-quarters, when the Justn 'Farm Stable's Mud led from beginning to end and beat Lady Capulct and Tort Harlctn to the wire. Mud never was given a chance to beat such a field and the result was that be paid nearly 47 to 1 to win. M.V other Washington punt. Hyolt, a sub game to dislinguii-h it from any ordi Pennsylvania, scored one of those classic plays when Carlsten.

former Ttnictidr-wn Hpiss. Point nfter tonelrlown A forward pass from Spring to Moret netted the Navy ten yards ami their initial first down by a pass a (lie first quarter ended. Spring; Takri (In 1 1 Across With the bnll on the "JO-yurd line, Spring and Kobllins took it to the one-foot line, where Spring nuiile a sweeping end run to score the third touchdown. Ittiucr again was successful in getting Ihe point. After Navy hud kicked off to Pen-ison, Navy Bill Ingram sent in a completely new team.

After throwing the lienison bucks fur losses, Navy received a punt from I'hilbrick. of peu-ison, and begun another march for the gonl line. But this lime the Ohio nu stiffened nnd Navy lost the bull on stitute lineman, recovered the ball on nary gridiron inaugural. Shecfcpls. SiittatittHinns Mount St.

Mary a. Tl-orida for Italy, Hrophy for Hunter, Kleeinan for DeWift High School of New WsshiiiKton's ll-yard line. Angle Hub gained and first downs, and threatened figure. Fifteenth Hole Decides It was the fifteenth hole that really proved the undoing of Symington, for shoremen Keep Trying- The visitors, not sufficiently forli- all. j-rnwa riir Hunter lor anlell, (Jatra for Hollahau, Kreeiuau fnr Kennedy.

Ivola, t'arew for 'l'liomnsou. Carter fnr Vork city, caught Franklin and Marshall's kick-off at the opening of the erts made the lust touchdown by go ing around cud on a double-puss, Huberts Ordered Out I'hornparm for DeRtefaiio, 1'anknwnki for more times to acore than did the Senators. As lata as the fourth quarter West Virginia was knocking at the game on the three-yard line and r.tn Jhommon. Carter for Thomnnon. 'luna of he and Corkran had been baltliug fietl in size, numbers and other (expects to threaten the home team With defeat, nevertheless kept tryinif all the ouartfn) 10 minntea.

heferpe- T.iltz, Su Sis, the favorite, anil 'iantivy, tne second' choice, have run poorly during the' 117 yards for a touchdown. He had Roberts was thrown crossing the s. I moire Sliirkpy, nf Montana. Linea-man McOaun, Mount St. Maiy'a.

door of the Senator goal line, where good interference, in which Joe Olexy. the meet and today again ran like selling, platers. My Sis, the choice, ran three plays wilhiu Ihe five-yard limit Pennsylvania center, bowled over tin goal line and as he went down there was a brief mix-un of aome nnture. time, hoping merely to hold the score as low aa possible. New York U.

Makes last of the Franklin and Marshall netted only three yards, and M. (ilenn's second for a while, while 'Iantivy I'pon iiiilntigliiig Ihe scramble the Marling the game wilh a second tacklers. never could improve his position. The attempt at placement godl hit the top of the right post, but swerved oulside The line-up and summary team composed entirely of sophomores, Maryland got going shortly after latter been greatly overrated dur trig the meet. yintenn Rnn JcrniiJ for no score.

Wnshinglo'n made its touchdown and Big Score In Opener Vew' Tork. Sept. 28 fPt Another ma slve New York t'litvertiity cloven opened Ihe spason today with a crushing victory over Vermont, 77 to It. The Impotent New England team could enutit Wirrea f.ets tania before the first quarter ended tied the score at 7-all. The sophomore eleven.

along in a nip-and-tuck clash that brought them to the fifteenth tee with Corkran leading, 1 up. Symington had a chance to square the match here, for Corkran ran into difficulty and used up five strokes to sink his ball. However, Symington started off badly, driving bis ball way over to an unplayable lie, and bad to go back and drive off again. The result of this unfortunate start was that he used up seven strokes to sink his ball and instead of squaring the match be was 2 down with 3 to piny, Halve sieenth They evened the next hole, both At thi noinl of the game the Moun Pennaylrania. ftemn.

rt Hraunmnt. Olev Hirrett Magai Itihlett liner Patfweky f'arlelen ami V. tlnkea Si'lmtl I. Ilrll Maloff I- ihltt-r Zr Itrer H'TSt 1 Inrw Ittitton performing almost, as effectively as taineers were holding the upper hand. Walter M.

Jeffords Bateau, one of Man o' War's best fillies, was unable to win in a five-horse field in the Pennsylvania Railroad Liberty Lim lid the first team, which later replaced It It It UP ,....1. but Warren again came to the rescue only one first down, and that with the aid of a penally igairst the Violets' mighty array. it in the fourth period, added another of the Senators with a long rim from Kcveksn scrimmage and Inter an Intercepted pass from Sfumpp. Warren got away touchdown in the second quarter and reached the intermission between the halves holding a lead of (i points, at 13 to 7. ekvire by qtiartera: Jennvkpiiia, 7 A 7 014 V.

and 7 11 0-7 Pennsylvania ecrriiia farlftr'n referee ordered Augie to the side lines, imposing on lite ensuing kick, a penalty of half the distance to the goal line on Maryland. Huberts left the game limping. He evidently thought, that he had been lackled unnecessarily after he had safely crossed the goal line snd resented the ahaking up he received. Washington's touchdown was scored by Clcmenle on a Ihree-yard buck, after a gain of yards on an exchange of kicks and a forward pnss, HnpKon to Pliinimer, for a first down on Maryland's five yard line. Maryland's first touchdown was the result of a (W-ysrd drive on straight football, with Shorty Chalmers, Mucky! Miller and Seltino alternating at carrying the hall.

Chalmers; bucked for the last yard after Washington hud ileryl Kollet, plnnfl halfback- fllllng the shoes of Ken Slroug, last years All-American, scored five touchdowns wilh runs varying from five to fifty yards and kicked four points after the scores. Jinx Cherln, quarterback, snd Henry Hormel. midget halfback, scored a pair for a long run bark into West. Virginia territory and was hauled down ftt. aul fir Hatcw-kv: iwjint aftrr tourli ited, which was at a mile and a sixteenth.

She followed Princess Tina, then was passed on the outside by Jn the run through the home stretch Martinique iieat Bateau and Frinees Tina in a blanket finish in which many thought Bateau, with a little bit better ride by Ambrose, would have changed the result between The same pace was maintained in down, Iplacemtnt I. Mt.Maatera. ailli only on the West Virginia 15-yard line for I'arlnten place tnenl I K. and wr-rini; using un the par 4 strokes, ana by Stumpp and Josephs. oi toucnauwns apiece.

Symington then came to the fore with The Mountaineers halted the ad the third quarter, Maryland getting another touchdown and adding the extra point to run its count to 'M points. soother chance to stave off defeat vnnce and took the ball on downs on downs. Meidinger gained the first five yards for Penisnn, but Walker wtis Ihrown for a loss. I'hilbrick attempted to punt, but llagherg. Navy tackle, blocked the kick and the bnll rolled into the end r.one where Crane, big Navy end, fell on it for the fourth score.

The attempt for an extra point, failed when Clifton was stopped on an end run. Denlaon finlnaj ittle Navy had possession of 'm nearly all the rest of Jffc could not come near the goal line 1o score. OiiftTsi.n was stopped on every piny bere ln( the line 'jf scritnmiige. and its total xv irst halt was 14 yards. N'vy during that lime had chalked rijl 1," first downs.

Hill Ingram sen! in his first string line st. the opening of I he second half, but the back field remained intact. It was Tnth who wa the chief ball carrier after the quarter opened and after bringing the hall to ftie ten-yard lint he carried it over, lie was tackled on the fire yard mark, but. took a barkj flip. that landed him over the goal, r.alna t.one First llosa Penison's only first down enme soon when be shot a birdie 3 on the sev the West.

Virginia eight-yard mark TfUlchdwn. Ittrraey; pc.int alter toudiuown, Jtnl ifm (plai'L'trjentt. Keferea W. ti. (Voweil Swarthmnre.

I'mfire- t'. J. Mcf-'arthy, Arademy. Ktfld S. Srott, llicin gun.

llead iiuewnan -K. H. Kland. Na, Dar mouth Beats Norwich Easily the first two. enteenth.

If he could have taken but could not gain. An exchange of Rally By Vanderbilt Beats Mississippi Team Nashville. Sept. 58 VP) Staging a great comeback in the last period. Vanderbilt overwhelmed the I'nlvertiitv A horse' that Earl Snnde brought! the th nnve been mi Is gave West Virginia the hall Hophomurea Make Another With the seniors composing he first cam warming up in a body behind to Maryland last fall to carry his ownni )llt wujfi hp negotiated it again on their nyn mark.

A ilk carried off the spoils in the sec in par otkrnn duplicated his ngute one end none, fhe sophomores made a loihiitiule hope of a touchdown ond contest, which was at a mile and quick march in their fourth touch nf Mississippi. Ill to 7, In the opening tronflnaied ad Sporla faael Hanover. V. Sept. 2 f-)Tlie through Ihe medium of a forward pass died when Keimer blocked l.a rue's to even the hole and take the match The card Pur Pari mouth football team lined nothing hut straight rntininar plnva here today houtnern ton Terence game, A Manning running attack nf Benny Parkers and Amos l.ennsrd carried Ihe pass, recovered in midair and raced a North Carolina Beats across for the second 1.

and K. score I niDmodorea In victory. M1nsisaippl tied the score 1n the second period. 7 to 7, Out 4 4 4 4 In 4 3 4 4 3 f. 4 Cnrkrun-- lint 4 2 4 4 4 4 In 6 3 4 4 a A 4 fiintinglon ut 4 4 a a 4 4 In a 4 a 1 4 34 -S7 Wake orest By 4tt To 0 hot withered before the Vanderbilt nffensivt in the final minntea of the 4 an 7S Chanc! Hill, N.

C. Kent. fneclall. 4 s- as the game ended. The Senators scored In fhe first, fen minutes through the medium of a forward pass, Itengle to Mitchell, good for a 'M yard advance.

ftamna linns 4 Yards The Mountaineers retaliated with W. C. Mayre came through with the fniversity nf North Carolina's eleven Pitt Is Impressive In Beating Wayncsburg riltahnrgh, (Sept. JS (pj- A nlver-lty of Pittsburgh football sqttsd that looked like a second edition nf the l'C'7 cham pionshlp team epened fhe segaon here this afternoon with an Impreaalve tii to viclory over the fighting Wayneaburg College eleven, fcomo fans saw the celebrated the opening of the 1 season today wilh a 48-0 defeat of honors in the final of the second flight, when he handed X. Peavy an unex when It npeneri tta nrjH aeaann tiy amotherinff the I'ghr irwtch eleven.

fl7 to It. The bfar flreen machine, for the psit five years one of the most eon siatcnt ttscrs of the forward pnna. tried only two one in each half and both were grounded. Al Msrfers. Partmnitlb's ereat ball carrier, played bis flrat game at qunr ferbsck, ff pnaition which did not curt his old scoring tricks, as he returned a punt, yard for a touchdown on fhe Green's first offensive chance and then broke through the Cadets' line for three more tallies.

American Association Indianapolis, ft; Rt. Paul, 1. Toledo, ft: Ksnsss Cltv. .1. Hake Foit College.

Tarheel rivals of pectedly decisive lacing by a count of afler the kick-off, when rhilliriclr 40 years. The Tarheels opened wilh an one in the second qusrter when Stumpp 5 and 4. gained yards on a reverse play. Thorn game. High School Scores 150 Points On Gridiron Menominee.

Sept. 2 (JP) The Menominee High Kehool football team molded local gridiron history today hv defeating Kingaford. to 0. The victors scored touchdowns and 12 points after touchdown. Talyen.

Menominee halfback, scored nine of the touchdowns on runs averaging 6 yards. rallied the West Virginia team, carry 70 yards. This was Safety Pin, which rame from away bak to gallop over her opposition in (he stretch. After Passing By, the favorite: Pretty Pose and Vandal ran as far as they could, Safety Pin rame along. Vandal proved better than Tretty Pose to place.

Merrr Mack Score The sport opened with a Baltimore-owned horse winning, when W. M. Elder's Merry Mack proved much the best of the lot of juveniles. She was permitted to gallop back of the leaders until Jockey Stevens decided to make his move. He then ran over Dorita and Zeve's Gold without effort.

The public took an uppcrout on the jaw in the sixth race, in which George D. Widcncr' Arctnrus, the even-money favorite, failed to finish higher np than third under l.inu McAfee's handling. Hi mount simply was not gnorl cnmich to grt up a warm gallop. aerial attack that netted a score In four minutes. After that backs crashed ing them through a 71-yard advance game.

In the third flight the battle was almost as one sided, when IL McBratney cluhled bis way out in front of G. M. the line, skirled the ends, and nlled a was no more scoring in the third period, but soon after the final quarter opened another blocked kick led to the aixtlt The Panther displayed excellent co ending with a brilliant pass from fleshy aerial attack for touchdown after Clarke to win, 4 and 3. touchdown. Stumpp to Itartru, who raced down the side lines for 4H ysrds and a ordination.

A strong, fast-charging line made holes for the barks and on defense never gave the Yellow Jackets a chance Navy goal. l.eo Crane, Navy end. brilliant brokea field running tv touchdown, (ilenn's attempt at goal blocked I'hilbrick's punt on the 10-yarrJ line and, afler it had roiled over the Hranch, sophomore quarter, snd Minnespolia. l.ouiavllle. 1, tloliimliiiS'Milwaukee mint.

In score. Warneahurg proved a worthy failed. Consolation Clone flown in the consolation ranks the glory may not have been as great, but the fighting was just a keen and de opponent for the fl raat game, giving Pitt Krickaon, diiminitive halfback, proved the sensation of the srsme, Wft Viri-lnikV workout the, made Ihe Sutherland- ftr-iSnfttft coached squad put forth real effort. Hawthorne Strike Averted termined and golf that reeded no Wsvneabitrg, however, never seriously threatened. Torn I'arklnann, fullback, and WMtey Krickaon reversed bis field four time, on one run before be found his hole and went over the (eal afanding np The Tarheels arsined fetal of 470 ys'd and flrat downs tn Wake r'nrcat'a yard and tlraf goal line, Joe Clifton fell on it for the wore.

Bu uer'a dropkick was too low for the point. Spring tore bolea in the Denison line to bring the ball to the 4 turd mark, where Clifton carried it ever orj a revere plsv for the final tally, Bauer made the dropkiik ffoftd. Nuiiii (ifrffiofl trnro l-ri Ijif M. trap Darla 1'Hlna Mltiliell Irt'l. Piavoii Mal M'ller 4 a i' Wan-r Smith ft.

tig, a apology resulted in most matches. After the semi-finals were out of the way. M. 1'. Williamson stepped forth I ..1.

.11 t. If li When Purses. Arc Increased and defeated" Xoltin in the final Rockslide sprinted into comfort I irdii- Walinchiis, bslf, turned tn twet tmirti donna spieee le lead ft the eer'pg. A yard deah hrniigh lcf tackle brought H'alinchna his aecond touchdown. After Ihe game 'oech tfitherlanrl said it 'waa aliiit.lv a raae of the larger slil lead and he was followed by 1 MM a VtlteV IV'ft mi1 rr rtTl K) l'" tt Virgin? Danger Signal and The last of th first sixteen.

and S. In the second sixteen ft. H. Nose was hitting them too straight for Krnest Robert. The latter sank out of flni Hf'-I a.

Chicago. Sept. (A) A sfrike brt Tf the strike threat had been carried r'rker ft m' BM I-rU named was a fit horse and after he Krht.t members oi ttie i norougnnre would have been the third, in two Ca-elna Fa-T'a I l.li'- r. free VV Ward SiK fpauldinf aooao -'inning. I ace tora or ranm for Improvement." Coach Prank Wolfe at Hii.Iim K'himi.

yitvMl Kopfwr. KMf rlTii--1'ti u. r. Association, which would have delayed Wavneabnrr. lerelv aald "aantli.p rit 1 1 riTI yearn prompted by the association.

iriftll fetal -n- f- Pittsburgh nripfiaea lotke I'niver-nity at Kurham. X. neif Saturday. Lt-Tf -V'-a-i n.t Ptea Wilfce-f Merii-gff IS 47 Ijini rv-rjtt for Mtoti rnn' Tfsf Chi Itrnwa M-U Hf-wftrnm Miret Koi.ihii M'-rfing H. Bnwr IVMrge frrv hy period: Nm.

far FrTff. f'T Jt h. J'rpii fr n. hit Stanford Eleven Takes EdgeOver Olympic Club Pirnif f'-r fi'er-lrfloj. for Htnmfp F.

ivlfitn fa Virnff. Tlait-T f'-r tfriff, ftowt for JS i.e J4 the opening of the autumn meeting at Hawthorne Park Monday, wai averted today. The Chicago Business Men'a Racing Association, which will operate the meeting, agreed to rnise minimum purse money from 1,200 to for the last ail daya of the twelve-day meeting. The horsemen had threatened to strike nnless the minimum purse was set at I. I for the whole meeting.

A went to the front he simply coasted to the wire. Light View ran well up during the early stages and then came long to earn second place. Kar For i'Hlesjrliia The only cheering that was done in the last race was done for Pellegrino. which took the track and showed in front from the mile and quarter pole until the wire was reached. Alita Allen came from last position to place, while Bed Pate, a forward contender, showed.

Standard" Bearer, running tronily In per-ond )nwn the hnrktreteh. fa-'' Klrtirvt. Mrkr.wit f'T (iiiTfnu, H'-lm'" yearn age the association struck at Hawthorne because the Chicago Busi-nest Men'a Racing Association refused to act agent for the turfnen in deducting one per cent, from winninr pursea to be placed in the sinking fund for the benefit of those affiliated with its organization. The turfmen lost the strike after a one-day holdout. fjisf May the turfmen struck for increased purses and me per cent, de 'of Wiener, Ingnum fnr KTner frr sight, under a 4 and 3 count, Sum.Tiary skmi rtXAT.a Flr Siltertl T.

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P. Hooper, 4 mi g. W. Jdayir. d'fa'ed 1 r.

Heacou, 1-np, Third Slxleea C. M. Clarke defeated M. Fallon. 4.

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