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59. ROCKMINSTER CAPTURES PIMLICO CUP SUNDAY NEWS, NOVEMBER 15, 1925 IV. Y. If. TRIMS TRINITY PIMLICO RESULTS FIRST RACE for three-year-olds and upward; One mile and seventy IN EASY STYLE, 27 TO 3 yards.

Puree 1,300. Time 4-5. At post 1:14: off 1:19. Start rood, won anv-inic: place same. Winner E.

K. Boson's br. 3, by Torebbearer Mtrka. Trainer COMES UP FROM BEHIND TO WIN FROM HARROVIAN By AL COPLAND. 1 Pimlico Racetrack, Nov.

14. Getaway day here, attracted a banner throng, with the Pimlico T. Lynn. Hartford Boys Outplayed in 1 Hey, Chick! Place. 5.40 8.70 Show.

$4.10 4.70 8. MO Every Period. By GRANT POWERS. Chick Meehan's New York Uni TTinity Colteye P. Jarkaoo K.

Noble (Capt.) I.T.. l.ieher Hindu C. Anderson Rrten R.T T. Klly Miller White Ve Skudln tMinn Starters. Wt.

P. St. hi 1 Fi- Jockey. Moon Magic 102 3 4 8 3' 1 i'ht Leyland i R. and Ready 110 8 10 4l 1 2" 2 Banks George de Mar 105 10 9 101 5 4' 3H Harvey UknoU 108 6 6 6' 8" 5' Jackson Woodlake 110 9 11 71 71 8 5 Lacoste Modo 110 4 1 3H 2H 3 dFields Drumbeat 110 5 5 2' 6 6 Chalmers Brilliant Jester 99 7 7 1 4 7 8 Munden Rose Cloud 107 1 2 5i 9 9 9 Fames Jimson 115 11 8 11 10 10 lu Thurber Maxie 112 2 3 9 11 1 1 11 Jenkins Scratched Lough Storm, Revolt, Llewellyn, Wild Heati Airman versity eleven scored another impressive victory at Ohio Field yes- RE.

Limtiln RHey OB minor Gold Trap, Royal Purse SECOND RACE For two-year-olds; claiming. One mile and a sixteenth. pi are $1,300. Time 1:49 2-5. At post 1:47: oil 1:53.

Start rood. Won easily: i A. by Foreground Argument. Trainer H. G.

Bedwell ch. c. driving. Winner H. G.

Bedwell. Fin. Starters. Wt. P.

St. Jockey.Straiiht. Place. Show. 'Fields $35.40 51S.no (ll.no Stewart Nell (Cupt Orriek Ro--ll Burr KB lminle N.

Y. 14 1 1 27 Trinity 3 0 3 Touchdowns For N. Y. I.iwuln. 1: Bnanle 3.

Goal after toieintowu tun-' nor. 3. Field roaia For Trinity. Burr, 1. Sutwtittitii.il For N.

Y. 1 iher lor. Nil I. Penman for Ki lly. Awnrnn lor Ve.

Fay for lvrlinan. Wexlcr lor KowJle. For Trinity Vouii for Andersun. for Ijeiber, Votinir for Orriek. Official: K-feree V.

M. Water. Wll- fiam umiurr -J A. Unekhouv. Holy (rut linesman W.

li. Marioue. Lehnrh. Foreman 6.20 Riehvirds .10.40 Be Yourself 9 3 21 1 .30 107 10 7 10ft 3 9 110 5 3 105 6 2 107 9 12 Grand Bey Pheasant Compromise if 1' 7 iauaius 1 "I 3 4 5 8 9s 10 11" 13 4k 6 1" 6" 8 7'S ff 10i 12 11" Wet Point Kellura unden Fisher Callahan Williams Bourassa allien Huiliins Colen Wallace 4H 9 7' 3'S 10 13 111 Tarn helm 110 11 11 105 12 6 4' 102 7 4 10'Vi 107 11 5 6'1 100 8 11 12 105 2 8 6 107 4 10 8' Buttercup Slea Crest Jof Gunnysack Methan's lads reached Trinity's 10 Jack Connors Frank Briante Stars ho figured in X. Y.

easy victory. terday when the heights team de Scratched Lucky Pick. Adieu. Clay Pi eon. THIRD RACE The Berridere Purse.

For three-year-olds: allowances One George Fields Johnny Mai ben Both rode getaway day's winners at Pimlico. cup the feature. This time-honored race at two miles and a quarter, the longest run in this country, was won by Audley farm's Rock-minister, ridden by Wallace, and coupled with Princess Doreen, on which Chick Lang had the mount. niile Won yard line. Connors attempted a forward pass to Briante but failed and the period ended with N.

Y. U. and an eighth. Purse $1,500. Time 1:54.

At poet 2:23: otf 3:2 s-iart itooo Trainer 0, Trinity 3. Orriek Forced Out. easily: place driving-. Winner J. S.

Cosden b. c. 3, by ttrxn any Rai'. H. Garth.

Starters Wt. P. St. hi 1 Fin. Jockey.

jStraipht. Place. TTouTlUnd 105 1 1- 41 31 2 1" mer S4.90 S3.m" ni.lM.ller US fi 1" 1 21 Fields 4 90 feated Trinity College, Zl to d. New York university scored 1 4 Doints to Trinity's 3 in the first 1 Show. 20 3.10 2 it) Trinity seemed to tighten up in nki i 3 xT'the third period, but in buJ A half length back of the winner Barnes Wallace Breumwf Williams 3 4 5 3 2 5 Black Bart 108 Revoke 105 Zeebrupe 108 Slow and Easy 103 5 8 4 came J.

F. Byer Harrovian, with Princess Doreen third and Aga Khan fourth. The stake was worth off for TrTnUy; was poor ba apc. with Orriek forced out by and funded into O'NeiU hand n'nJH his turf a hmit i- and ONeil made regular gains, W.rwi"Vd by the VLU. r-binK TnnUy'.

5-y rd Connors to. Kelly, which netted JO hen the fst lr 8,900 to the winner, which was on Cosden entry. 2Co scratches. FOCRTH RACi: The Pimlico Cup Handicap. For three-year-olds and upward.

Two and a quarter Purse $10,000. Time 3:58. At pil 2 58 off 2:59. Start pood. Won driving-: place same.

Winner Audley Farm ch. ti. by Friar Hock Mallard. Trainer S. M.

Henderson. tap in the machines at 9 to 10, line lor a mupntinwH, vnnurs yards. After a few more advances Wt. P. St.

Starters. It will be remembered that the mighty Exterminator won the cup three years in succession after Place. SO 0.10 hv members of N. Show. 00 3 no Fin.

Jen-key. Straight. 1 Wallace 5-t SO 21 Hat-lms 3 f. I.ane backfield ikuked the goal. Trinity continued ill Punt rather than lose the bU Jl 14 43 1 li 3i 4 5- 5' 6 t.

on downs. 6 4 2 1 1 3 3 5 5 .1 102 6 112 3 116 4 120 2 111 1 97 5 Rockminister Harrovian P'cess Doreen Asa Khan My Own Prince Hamlet memorable battles with Boniface. Hot Finish. 43 Maiben (C. The Violet crew took tokthe air.

5' Parr.fs 6 Callahan in the last quarter, Connor punn for an additional point. Audiey Farm entry. Scratched Rock Poiket. FIFTH RACE The Jockey Club Handicap. For three-year-olds and upward: One and half miles.

Purse 52.000. Time 2 :3. At post 3:32: 3 .:5. Start rood. Won driving; place same.

Winner R. Coopers br. 7.. by Wrack Ir.idi todays test showed the winner trailing the field a long way back until he took command in the final furlong. Harrovian made the pace ing the pigskin to ray yards and then to Briante for 10 yards.

Trinity then intercepted many other attempts and tried their play, but could not get it wotkirg. losing th bitll on downs. 11. 1.1 ,1. 1 1 41 L.

wit. Trainer K. Ornck made a boot for 05 ycrds and Tr'nity held the bal' for a lirst Jown. Unable to make any headway with repeated attempts at nd runs. Burr executed a drop kick, which floated over the bar with the first five furlongs, with Prin Place.

St artera. cess Doreen and Aga Khan closest Show. HO 3.50 TO ii 14 pursuit and Kockmir.ister apparently hopelessly out of it. Just past the first six furlongs Wt. P.

St. lt 1 Jockey. Si Tl4 7 4 0 5 lfc 'Kill 103 118 2 lH Munden lOrt 2 3 2'J4 2' IS Reili.v 109 6 6 71 75 5' 4' Wilhams 99 5 8 5 41 ft 51 Callahan 113 4T 5 4' 3 4 Mailieii 105 3 2 1' 1 7 7 Wallace 107 8 7 8 8 8 Banes F. Foarty Ed Peudk-ton Forest Flower Wave Crest Volcano Clique Vihurnum Altissimo Lang took Doreen to the front and never relinquished that position until his stablemate, Wallace, came up to protect him with Roekmin- 1 i lie unci iminiit'iu ikiih-b ivu plenty to spare giving Tnn1t 3,. to fof pn, more points and new l.fe.

before the final whistle, Quick Score for N. Y. U. running into the rt-feree tevice try-X Y. U.

reached Trinity's five ing ti find heles. JUhanV lads yard line with smashing atiaiks were on Trinity's front lawn and Briante dived through center hen the time to close was an-for a touchdown. Connors drop- nounced. kicked the goal for another point, i inalscore N. U.

27. rrm-Score: X. Y. U. 14.

Trinity, 3. ity 3. Cooper entry. Scratcbeit Rock Fwket. SIXTH RACE The Caswell Purse.

Foj two -yrar-okis: allowanct-s. One mile and seventy vards. Purse S1.500. Time 1:46. At ut 4:08: oft 4 09.

Start Kood. Won handily: place driving. Winner Log Cabin Stud b. c. North Star 111 Haute Roche.

Trainer Feustel. StartersT Wt. P. St. 1 Fin.Jockey.

traitht. Place. Show. nigh Star 106 6 4 1 1 1" I 1 Maiben fj.io 3.40 Silver Sons 100 1 1 3 2b 2 2 Cadahau 4.10 Kins 4' Acrostic 3 4" 5 6 4 31 5 6 5 4J 6 108 102 103 105 Richards Chalmers Colen Early Vote Aucilla Swoop The second period had no more; nvirtM than opened than Briante got away: AMA 1 LUK UiNlUIM around left end and romped by the! Hni rONVFNTION Trinity lads for a touchdown. Con-j HULLO IWil nors was off a little and his try fori Pittsburgh, Xov.

14. Delc-! a drop kick met up with the cross-; gates, from twenty-three active ihar and lost the usual point. district associations and seventeen Scratched Claudius. SEVENTH RACE For three-year olds and upward: clumiinc. One mile and three-sixteenths.

Purse S1.5O0. Tinw 2 01 1-5. At post 4 43: off 4 44. Start eood Won lster. It probably was a good thing for the" followers of the fortunes of the favorites that Wallace made his move around the bend for home just when he did: as Harrovian snowed himself all horse in the stretch run to beat Doreen and give Rockminister a real race when Hastings forced Wallace to the whip in order to get home by a half length.

Aga Khan, Prince Hamlet and My Own could never improve their positions at any stage and finished well off the money when they failed to move up in the run home. Rockminster 'did 3:58 for the dis 3, by Sir Kiluna. Trailer drivin? place same. Winner E. K.

Boson ch. urnn. Trinity took on new life and man-1 allied bodies of the A. A. L.

wiU aged to work down to the Violet assemble here tomorrow to attend front gate but lost the ball on the. national committee nieetir-gi tarters. Wt. P. St.

hi Fin. Jockey. Straight Place. Show. Captain "Martin 9STTo 5 3 S' 'S 1 4 Leyland 515.70 7.

"0 "ii OO Rejection 112 9 3 1 Hi 1 1 2 Barnes 10.80 7.50 Malapert 112 3 4 7 3H 3' Jenkins 5.60 Pilcrim 103 7 11 9H 5 41 4 I.acoele Liason 99 5 8 10 10 10 51 Hud-in Insulate 105 2 1 5i 7 Harvey Bvntaria 97 6 10 8H 8 8 7 Banks Fleetwood 104 11 9 11 11 8' Callahan Real Artist 98 4 6 3 Munden Shadnwdale 118 8 7 4 61 10 Booker Van Patrick 110 1 2 6H 9s 11 Ellis X. Y. 5 yard line. After bat- and the annual conveniion tling hard with line plunges. Con-! and Tuesday.

Many changes ar nors booted the ball up the field expected to be made in the gov-and after hard attacks and passing eining body's constitution. Scratched BricK Buchanan. Altisaimo. Harrisii. CAPT.

COHEN'S EDUCATED TOE WINS FOR Lexington Results. suited in an easy victory for J. S. Cosden's Cloudland, which paid a shade less than 3 to 2. Cudgeller and Black Bart had a merry tilt for FIRST RACE Three-year-old and up ward: claimin-: pure litl'iriiy Atta Hoy! Morris High Fumbles Cost Chances to Score.

rourw. Waponoea. 97 I sin 20 7 40. S2.60: Socrates. 99 (Caruso 55 70 S2.60: Miss Rosedale.

108 IGriflinh S2.10 Time; 1:17. Also ran Nell Joe. Noko. Dinro. TVwitt Clinton Deuhh Morris H'rh tibiner icapt Heiund lupin Ibamortd R.T..

SECOND RACE For two-year-olds: Capt. Phil Cohen booted DeWitt Clinton High home to a 6 to 0 i fiMnrxr nvfr MomS HllTn With tWO; 0..11 l. G. Try field goals from placement in the last quarter in the first game of ii. iiiin Wc instein shnlastic doubie-neaaer yesir- art-ten km Vonlroa Kfjuiilim.

Uvotl Rei. hnin lfc.lUMT Stuyvesant defeated Commerce, 6 to 0. in the second game of the Cohen Capt. L.H Seore by period: tVwitt Clinton 0 Morris Huh Summary: Fit 1 1 Gnal- ft 00 double header. ohen 2.

The voung gent with the edu Subtitntlon Ihewilt Clinton Garrorao tance, a second slower than that 1 accomplished last year by Alta- wood and well off the record of 3:53, set by Exterminator. Moon Magic Gets Home. Moon Magic did the trick in the opening race, a mile and seventy yards affair, which called out a band of platers with Woodlake the favorite. After Brilliant Jester, Modo and Rough and Ready had done their share of the jamming in the early running, Leyland brought Moon Magic round the others at the turn for home and won by open daylight at 5 to 1. Rough and Ready outstayed George De Mar for the place after Red Harvey had a rough journey on him.

Two-year-olds chased over the mile and a sixteenth route' in the second heat, which was won by Foreman, in the Bedwell colors, with Fields up. Be Yourself was the runner up at the end, four lengths back, while Grand Bey just got up to grab third money. Pheasant and Grand Bey cut out the early pace to the middle of the turn for home with Buttercup, ridden by Maiben, on the outside of the field in third place. Foreman was always in close touch with the front running division and 'smothered the others once the field was straightened away for the stretch run. The winner paid the somewhat fancy price of 16H to 1.

The Belvedere purse for 3-year-olds yajfc wile, and furlong r. cated toe made his first three point lwt fmm th SO varr! mark. this. for amulon. Ntiniirr for Brill.

'or 14 for Garroxxo. Brill fur S-hmler. BrlkmaQ mind irnii. after the ODDOsition had 'vo" Mvoti for, Krisknian. TrauM aniline: purse futurity course Miss Hume, 101 Johnson l.

8 20. $3.90. 40: Wayward. 101 iPilcoPki. $3.80.

Seairrave-, 104 (Brolheis, $6.28. Time 1:18 3-5. Also ran Cnlacky. Leavain. Girl of Mine.

Archibald. Sally Or, Jirnath. Flank Attack, Mamola. Basiletle. THIRD RACE For three-year-old and nn- eliirrunir: purse $800: futurity course.

Hats I'p. 113 (McAtlllffe). 60. M. 3 40- FretweJI.

102 Gerin-. $-'170. i.TIO: Wild Bill. .87 W. Garner), ad.

Aleo ran-Betty Star. Broken Glass. Miss Mischief. FOrRTH RACE For two year-old: claiming: purse $800: futurity course. Golden Mary.

105 $.3 30. $3 70. $2.40: Talladega, 109 (Gevinirsl. $3 20. $2.50: Margaret Gaut, 105 tNoel).

Time 1 :15 4-5. Also ran Capt. Gaurd. Jane Emma Hoax land. FIFTH RACE For two-year-olds; The Lafayette Handicap: purse 5800; one nuie.

Nw-turnal. 112 (W. Garneri. $4 20. $4.10.

$3.00: Barbara. 101 tNoell. $10 40 $7.30 Bolton. 110 (Leesonl, Tune. 1:44 3-5.

Also ran Spanish Lay, Mona, La Sabina, Fast Time. fi lieuteh. Morn: Korsier lor fKhin, ripped the Morris line to 6hreds, uimw for iiinrr. vr tr Rupe, er. the place money with the finish as named a length apirt.

Zeebrugge stole off with the pace, but was relieved at the psddcck turn by Cudgeller, on which Fields circled the field in order to get to the front. He set a clipping pace to the stretch closely followed by Black Bart with Cloudland, ridden by Weiner, coming great guns on the outside. Once in the stretch it was an exercise spin for Cloudland, won by five lengths. Frank Fogarty won the fifth after Ellis had permitted most of the field to show him the way to the Viburnum and Forest Flower cut out the running for the first mile, where Frank Fogarty and Ed Pendleton hove in sight and managed to take down first and second money with the winner paying nearly 7 to 1 to win. Pendleton was at the rather long return of 64 to 1 the place.

Two year olds were seen in the sixth at a mile and seventy yards. This showed High Star, the youngster which paid at the rate of 153 to 1 when he won on the third day of the. meeting, the winner, with Maiben up and favorite, paying about 3 to- 2. 5 1 making five first downs on a Steady I iwnner lor rr-nman. eiiman lor ur, A Qre fcoldlieiw for Weidman.

Time of per Periods. lii niinuw-s. Official: Referee Sherrer I Dlekimonl. I'nipir W. W.

Tewblil (Coltatrl. kickoff. CaDt. Cohen got in the final kick during the last few minutes of play from the 28 yard stripe. Some o.uimj juveniles witnessed the skirmish.

It was typically a scholastic crowd and the same sort of a game, the youthful warriors comporting themselves at times in for the embattled warriors and their loyal rooters. Clinton camped on the threshold of Morris's goal line in the second quarter, but lost the ball on downs after getting a first down on the 2 yard mark. Morris played aggressive ball in the third rr'd, but made the fatal error of com i VI. i. Clearing House Report.

a shameful manner, ihey caught fumbles on the first bounce. Well intended forward passes rebounded off youthful chests and stretched the recipients on the nutuiiK auiiiuic wiiiiui astern of the enemy goal posts and there- Exchanges, Federal Reserve Bank's credit balance, -i i -v trie wv tor wnnm turf. Side-splitting comedy for .1., non-oelUgerenta. but grim traifoay vvim hi.