The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 17

TO OTTAWA JOCRXAL. THE SPORT PAGE EVERYBODY READS rniDAT. jitb tt. BASBALZr-INO LACBOSSE GOLF TORT -LAWN BOWUNO MAINMAST WINNER OYER FAST LION D'OR LOWERS THE RECORD FOR SIX FURLONGS Spectacular Duel Between Row Standard Bearer and F. Wnitney Crack, Who Wins Four Race in Row Aunt Lin Scores for Gorman Stable.

Mainmast, by Superman-Masthead, broke the track record at Connaught Park yesterday for six furlongs, chalked up his fourth straight victory, and incidentally defeated Lion d'Or, one of the fastest sprinters in America. The defeat of the Ross color bearer was a big blow to the talent and marked the initial victory of the Whitney colors at the meet. This race, the Whiriaway handicap it was called, was aptly named. The old record set by Sailing B. of 1.13 flat was the target that the four competing horses shot at.

They went the half in .47 8-5 and fairly burnt oil through the stretch run. Mainmast was taken behind the pace set by Lion d'Or, and Parrington drew up in the last furlong. For 50 yards the two horses raced like a team and Mainmast, increasing his stride, showed the benefit of the 13 pounds in his favor and won by a head. Anns Lin Victor. Th crowd of tha waek.

ovtr flva thousand, saw tha racaa which war again wall fought con-toata and whlla tha flelda wara alight tha cootantlon waa aa good aa that of tha pravlous days. Ona of tha surpriaaa of the day proved a booa to thooa who follaw tha fortune of tha. Gorman atabla of Ottawa which just now la enjoying ona of It periodical runa of luck. Aunt Lin again croewed under tha wlra a winner and paid the ex-traordlnarlty good price of $28.10 to win. Aunt Mm, aurprlaad everybody by eomlng from behind to aa untoward performance on her part and ona which ahould cauae M.ke Gorman to keep a welt filled oat nail in her atalt for a while.

There wasn't an untoward Incident marking tha day and favorites and out side re apllt up a fairly well balanced card which whlla engaging horeea of a cheaper grade were weU fought eontaata. Billy Burtachell acored a doubla when him Meuae won from pola to pole and Titanla scored for peychaud la tha maiden jockey raca. Tha usual number of good thing wera bandied around, among them Romeo In tha fifth raca, which want from mouth to mouth with tha whispered injunction that Turner waa riding a ilch waa suppoaed to Imply that the raca waa over. Borate finished third after being away badly, and had to raca on tha out-aide all tha way. The scene on tha lawn waa quite In keaplng with tha class of the crowd, and tha many amort effect conceived by tha modlatesj and mil llnera art gave a plctureaqua and variegated appearance to the enclosure.

The first raca rang up a win for tha Burtcheli colons at better than alz to ona when L. Gregory stole Into a long lead with Me use and just lasted long enough to beat Reluctant, the favorite. Turner Indulged the leader too much and when he atralghtened down his mount responded courageously and was in front of tha winner two trldea paat tha aland. Dancer from away back came third. Kricksoa Shows Claaa.

Erlckaon gave Game Scrapper a gilt-edged ride to win tha aecond race. Ha ahot through from third Connaught Park Jockey Club SPRING MEET 1922 FOURTH DAY FRIDAY, JUNE 2 First Race at 2.45 P.M. To-day's Features The Parliament Purse and Claiming Handicap $43,000 in Stakes and Purses RACES CNDER PATRONAGE AMD IN PRESENCE Of TU EIH EXCELiLKNCIXS, IORD AND IADT BYNG Ottawa Silver Band in Attendance Daily HIT CONDUCTED UVDSK jrnusDicnoH or Canadian kacino- ASSOCIATION BTsmbexahip 136 Intranet and $20 Annual Due. Ctaeral Attaiukm OertU Ladiee Weekly Badge 1S. Charity Tax, 30c, on Jtmbtri and Complimentary Badga.

Special ear ferric via Hull Eleetrio Railway," leaving Chateau Laurier terminal every few minute. Connaught Park Jockey Club, Office, Bank National Building, Queen 7620; Track Telephone, Sherwood 1000. HON. X. A.

BZLCOUXT, X.0, President KB. a a HOUSTON, Honorary Treasurer KB. BTZWABT MeCLENAQHAIC. Chairman Management OonaitU. T.

1. OOBMAN, SeoreUry CONNAVGBT COMMENT. I. K. Lynch' Cnoscea, 1 Lady Rochester, Black Baby, Mike.

-Prisma, Game scrapper. May. pok. a Al Fierce, Relactaan. Baa Mar- ane, Blarsey Boy, Myrtle Crown.

a Finery, aongrado. King's Oowt Waakrag, Bpectacalar Girl, Franc Tlrcnr. 1 Old t'althfal, SUancli, Llttlo Bear, Tlp'a 1 Mease, Mike, Landmark. 1 Game Scrapper Prlamar, Maypole. a Reiactaat, Sagarmlnt, San alarm.

4 Myrtle Crowa, aomme, Blarney Boy. a bangrado, finery. Klnc'a Court. i apcctacalar Girl, Waukeag, Prane Tlrenr. 1 Old iBltafal, Btannch, Ctaln- LotUarllle.

I Maraa folia, Archie Alexander, Rapid Stride. a Rob, Marimba, Dorlae. No selection. 4 PlctorVlrga, Br. Rae.

a Antonio, Panna, Anna Todd. a Yoenar Adam, Brown Bin, W'adsworlh's Last. Saddle Keen, Toaneed, Sklk-e Knob. Tbornerlure. I No selection.

Troebeer, Flying; Ford, Recced Robin. 1 The. '(, Mlka Little Blaefc Sheep. 4 Ganna, Helen Atkla, Mar. mile.

Hlndoostan, Tamaboat, Bally, new. Night Raider, BIB Banc, Crack O'Dawn. 1 Meirlmac, Eleanor Sword. place at th head of th stretch, and won coins away. Th Thomil ntry, rprsntcd by Trlppewa.

brok In front, and cam -aecond. Mlaa Taft. aUo an entry, wu third. Th third rae was a scrambls for maiden leekeys, and Tllania waa th beet nor of th lot. It waa expected that Seagram's Gallipot would win.

and there waa a con-carted play on lluntley'e mount. The latter proved unequal to th talk or keeping her in poaitfon. and ah finlahed third. Roimllleu waa second. Thar waa lilt! to th race, and Titanla waa beat.

The bis event of the day waa th victory of Mnlnmsst, who waa tout ed a a real good thing. Such a ahrewd horaeman aa John Lu ma- den predicted that Mainmast would mak th Roia crack tak bla duat. Whitney draw all the early support, but when the crowd eaw that Lion D'Or waa likely to pay aa rood ae two to one. they crowded oa Tur-nr'a mount, and rammed It down to odd en 'befor poat time. Commodore Roaa waa in th atewarda' stand to view the race.

Mainmaat cam first, with Lion aecond and Redatone, who ran a Cood race, waa third. Th fifth developed a real sood thin in Joaquina. who finally found th apot. Romeo and Ku-kluz divided aupport. and It looked from early oplalon that the race waa batwssa thoaa two.

Anderaon didn't set away any too well with Joaquin, but cam wltk a sood ruab at the far turn. Wrecker ahowed th moat arly apd. but cracked after maklnc th pae, and Kuklux took up th running, and waa slmost overhauled by Romeo. who nniahed full of run. Walki at Laat.

Watla, after loatnc on nlna boraea, found himaelf on th tenth, and Inaerted himaelf Into the lucky Gorman colore for a win. Sh waa hanging oa Ilk murder onto Franc Tlreur'a collar, and took up th challenge from Anmut with rare courage, and Juat laated to win. Clavr failed to get Anmut away well, and thia horeea, probably beat finlahed faateat of all. Jockey Thompaon la getting Into th habit of winning tha laat race of th day. brought Ac horn by himaelf, defeating Cavalier.

Are ran around Cavalier at tha head of the stretch and waa only galloping at th finish. Cavalier brok In motion and opened up a good lead, couldn't wlthetand tha challenge of Acs but held th others safe. Viva Cuba cam with a great burst of speed at th finish. Th card today offere plenty of opportunity for the speculatively Inclined and oven racing ahould result all th way through. In th first raca Lady Rochester will lake a lot at beating though Mike will a contender and If Meau gose back will roaa a detrmlned bid to repeat at tne weignta.

rriamar looka th ciaae of tne field In th second rae with Gam Scrapper and Hasty Arrow contending. Reluctant ahould tak th track In ths third with Sugarmlnt and San Marcua racing In thoss positions. Gorman's may win another heat with Blarney Boy though Somm will be hard to heat and Myrtle Crowa may slip la somewhere In ths money. Bill McK Inner should burst Into th spotlight with Ban-graao with King's Court and Plnsry coming In the order named. Waukeag has worked awfully well and la th claaa of the alxth rae.

Spectacular Girl and Serbian will ahow something. Old Faithful seems ta stand out In tha last rae with Bteuneh and Chlaeotaagu trying to- break Into the winning column. Note and Comment, It haa been decided to remodel ths paddock after thla meeting. Th stslls will be laced In th centra, and the promenade anil be around th stalls. Donald Hay, the mayor of New Windsor, eras at the track display-In the latest ta sartorial effects.

Fred Denneny hasn't wok up yt aftar that dream ea Captain Cuttl. Mr. fc. T. Whitney waa on of th proudest men on th track wha hla good horse Mainmaat mad Uoa D'Or Uke It Joaaalna, tha fifth hera In th fifth raos, duplicated th stunt of Woodbine- Both horaaa won al Ova o'clock In the afternoon.

a Wilt somebody pleas page Mr. stow a boat In BII1T Archie Bolly didn't overlook Ace. Archie thlake ka waa a lone time coming. a Joe McLsnnan promises a good card tomorrow with the Chateau Laurier handicap the featkre. When I CI aver going to connect? Walter Johnsene fine pitching has certainly bosn a llfe-earer for the seas tors.

Connaught Park Entries Connaught Park sntriea for Fri day follow: Firat race, claiming, three-year- old and upward. Ave and a half furlongs Miks. Ill; Count Boris, lot; 101; Meuse, ii Dobadll. Ill: Black Baby, let; Lady Rochester 9S. Second Race, two-year-olda.

foal ed In Canada, four and a half fur-longs Rfglopolla, 114; (a) Hasty Arrow, 111; Prlsmar, 111; (a) uama Scrapper, 114; Maypole, 111. (a) nmallman entry. Thlrd-raee. claiming. thr-yar- olds and upward, flvs and a half furlongs Mack Garner.

110; Sugar, mint. 101; Great Hawk, lot; Al Pierce. 101: Reluctant. 10l; aaa Marcua. 10: Little lot; Eager Kyes, s.

Fourth race, claiming, three year old and upward, fueled In Canada; six furlonga Blarney uoy. in; Myrtle Crown. 10; Mickey. 104: China. x3: Bommr.

101; Jemima, 104; Victoria Fifth race, for maidens, three year old and upward, mil and seventy yarda Whit Rldie. Ill: Hickory. 10; King' Court. Sangrado, 106; Finery, 101; Aquatic, St. Sixth race, claiming, thro year olda and upward, mile and ssventy yards Allah, 107: Spectacular Girl.

105; lOi: Serbian. 102; The Portuguese. 107; Glenn. 104; Waukeag. 11: Frans Tlreur, IT.

Seventh race, claiming, three year olda and upward, mile and a aix-teenth Plnecreat, 111; Staunch, 104; Little Tear, 104; Poilu, Old Faithful, 10s; Chincoteague. 104; PUnterede, 10V Weather clear, track fast. 'Apprentice allowance claimed. AUNT LIN WINNER Hike Oonnan Puts Over Long est Shot Of Third Day OTTAWA. June 1.

Results at Connaught First racs 1-1 furlonga 1, Meuae. (Gregory). tU JO, 11.40. 14 20; Reluctant. 110 (Turner).

10. IJ 16: I. Dancer, lot (Boeanowakl), 14.10. Tims, 1.07 4-5, Mack Oarnsr, Tiger Empress. Lsat Girl, Arcb.lv and Fast Trial also ran.

Second race, -ft furlongs 1. Game Scrapper 10S (Erlckaon) I7.IS tt.lt out; Trlppawa. ill (Tnompeon) 14. oat: I. MleaTsft.

Ill (Williams) out. Time. 1.01. Radiant and II-lualoniat ran. Third race, S-year-olda and up, furlongs 1, Tllania.

11 U'ty-chard). ti. 11.10. 11.11; Royalieu. Ill (Furprond).

15 15 tl.01; 1, Gallipot, lot (Huntley) ti lt. Time. it. Golden Rod and Margaret White alao ran. Fourth race, handicap.

1-year-olds and up, furlongs Mainmast, 114 (Parrington), tT.10, tl.it. oul: 1. Lion d'Or, lit (Turner), ll.tt, out: Redstone, tt (WaKa), out. Tims, 1.11 J-5. Kettle alao ran.

Fifth race, and up, 1 1-14 miles Josqulna, 107 (Anderson), 111. IS. 14. li. tt.10: t.

Kuklux. lot (Erlckaon). tt.tt, I. Romeo, 109 (Turner). 11.71.

Tims. 1.41 1-i. Wrecker, Natural. Indian Prince and Paula V. also ran.

Sixth "rac. 1-year-olda and up. mile and 70 yards 1. Aunt Lin, 100 (Wails), 111.10, 17.10, 11.10; 1. Anmut, 100 (Claver).

11.10, 11.11; t. Frano Tlreur. 107 (Erlckaon), 2.10. Tims, 1.47 1-1. P.antarede.

Flreworth and Holljrmore also rsn. Seventh race, purse ttOO. for' I-year-old and up. 1 mil and 70 yard 1, Ac, lit (Thompson). 14.11.

II 10. Il.tO; 1. Cavalier. 107 (Erlckaon). $8.15, 14.

05; 1, Viva Cuba. 101 (Boganowskl). 11.10. Time. 1.41.

War Togs, Siesta and Perrum alao ran. IRISH OLYMPIC MEETING. Chairman William Foran nf the Central Canadian Irian Olympic Committee haa called a aiming al 11 o'rtock today lor the parpoaa of dealing with a nam bee of Important communication which have beta renrlved from the oatalde ctlairkls. peestiK at this gathering, widen has that thry may get away before the race begin. Cunningham, who took Shlnaerr place In th Olanta outfieid, I hitting- much better than did the last-named whsn he waa holding down th Job.

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4). eeee MAY MAULSBY WINS Thomat Pilots Winner Home In Fourth Baoe TORONTO. Juus 1. Results: First 5 1-1 furlongs 1. -Caliatoga.

110, (Wallace) 111 SI. itio. 1. Brother John. 111.

(Pickerel 14. to. ll.tt. I. A'r Tan, 112.

(McTaggart) 14.10. Time. 1.01. Consul. Radical.

Playwright. Neapolitan. Plaudel and Wis Lady ran. Second race. 5 1-1 furlongs Crestwood Boy.

to (Welner), 14 10, 1115. 13 70: 1, leading Star. 109 (Shilling i. 17.45, 15.10: I. Lee Enfield.

100 McTaggart 11.45. Tlmo. 1.07 1-5. Veiled Colleen. Turnabout.

Viola Park and Happy Buxton ran. Third race, ft 1-2 furlonga 1. Arctic King. 107 (Ralla). t.5.

l.lt. I.0S: 2. I'ansmsn, 112 (Welner). 1.91. 2 0: 1 Hlpdooetan.

10 (Wallace). 50. Time. 1.07. Avion.

Broadview. Marmlte, Aa-aumptlon and Sweet Violet ran. Fourth race, 1 year olds and up. claiming, 5 l'-l furlongs May Maulaby. 94 (Tbom.ll.

11.90, I. to, 4.15, won; Ballynew. lit (Pk'kona). 4 50. 1.95, second; Old Sinner, 112 (McAlsiiey), t.OO.

third. Tims 1.07 1-t. Vanessa Welles. Tricks, Toy Miss, Arrah Go On and Ultra Gold also ran. Fifth race, handicap.

1 year olda and up. aix furlonga Chomplsln. 101 (Pickens), 2.75. 2 2.70. won: Madeline Lillian, 107 (Myera), 11.05, 1.20.

aecond: Ulllmata, 102 (Wallace). 3.50. third. Time 1.11 2-t. Tuscola.

Dark Ages, Plumed, Dee-pair and Photoplay also ran. Sixth race. 4 year olds and up. mile and 20 yards Beljoy. lot (McTaggart).

11.70. 4.40. 155, won: Rock Silk, lot (Pickens). 4.20. I 15, second: Mallowmot, 102 (Mc-DermotD, 2 15, third.

Time 1.42 1-t. Joe S. Satlnmore, Player, Captain U. Sweet, itequet and Jim Petrie alao ran. seventh race, claiming, purse 11,000, for 4 year olds snd up.

one mile snd a sixteenth Coffleld, 104 (RalkO. 10 00. 4.40. 1.10. won: Dark Hill.

100 (McTaggart). 70, 1.75. second; Roisterer. It (Thomas). 1.10.

third. Time 1.4 4-1. Comma (-1, Dantzle and Furbelow also ran. a AT BKt.MONT PARK. BELMONT PARK, June 1.

Reaulta: First race. 4 1-1 furlonga 1, Ducks and Drakes lot. IMiriil 1-1, 1-1. 1-t. 1, Golden Fork.

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4-1. 1-1. Tim .11 t-t. Soviet. Mad Lover, Jennie Sailor, Athanna.

Soldier Jolly alao ran. Second rac. rollea 1. Be'le of Bryn. Mawr.

119, Sims 4-1. (-5. 4-1. 1. Bullawye.

144. Craw'nnl. 2-1. 1-t. 1-4.

(luecreck. Plerc. 25-1. 10-1. 4-1.

Time 3 47 2-t. Kingdom 1L, Joyful. Trie Trout. Sauraangah also ran. S.iumanagh waa added etarler.

Third rare, 1-4 mile-1. Amotion. 115, (Sande), 1-t. out, out: 2, Mherandn, 108. (Rohlnaon).

51, 1-1, out: King'a Fancy, 103, (Thomua). 50-1, 1-1, 2-1. Tlnm. 1111-5. Beeswax, Blus Teal also ran.

Fourth racs. mile 1. Beraagliere, lit (Keogh), 1-t. 1-2. out: 2.

Irish Brigsdler. ltt (Psrke). 1-1. 1-1. 1-1: 1.

Violinist. 112 (Kelaay), 12-1, t-t. 1-1. Time. 1.37 1-5.

Irish Sea, Kirk Levlnglon also ran. Fifth rac. twu-year-olda fillies, allowances, 11.000, four and a half furlonga Sweep Hawk, lot (Carroll), 10 to 1, l.to 1, to f. won; Ege. lot (Lang), I to 1 to out, aecund: Sollaa.

109 (l.yke), even, 1 to 4, out. third. Time .11 4-t. Evelyn Sawyer. S'Malter Pop, Mon-ardella.

Hot Mufiln also ran. Sixth race, three-year-olda and up, nialdena allowance, 11,000 Metlr. Ill Ponce If to 1, I to 1. 1 to 1, won; Nancy Shanka, 107 (Jiobinaon), 11 to 1, I to 4 to second: Tarn, 112 (f.yke), 2 to 1. 4 to t.

1 to 4, third. Time 1.19 3-5. FltXRthbon. DoubleCroaa. Kellerman.

MacDuff, Trevtscol. Mary Agnes 8., Roya! Primrose also ran. see AT IXU'IKVIIXF. LOUISVILLE. Ky.

June 1. Firat race, 1 year olda and up. cluimlng. 11,100. t4 Blaiae 110 (Crey).

45.40. 21.10, 10 10. won: Hereafter 111 (H. Burke), 4.90, 4 10, second: Trust Otnrlsl 110 (Connelly). 1.40.

third. Tims 1.14 15. William Oldt. Plantoon. Doric, Kkilra Knob, Ring Boa.

Le-bluet alao ran. Second ra-e. 1 year old maiden rolls and geldings, claiming. 11,400. mils Skeealx lit (Kennedy).

120, 2.40, 1.20, won: Kent L. 112 (Tavlor). 1.00, l.tt, aecond: Jupiter 110 (Murray). 1.41. third.

Time 1 01 4-t. Cappy Ricks, Col. Whalrn. Dappsr Dan alao ran. Third rare.

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out. won; Honolulu Boy 111 (Kennedy). 1.40. out. aecond; Legal 111 (Unletting), out, third.

Tims. 2.05 1-t. Wlckford-also ran. Fourth rac. 1 year old fllllea, allowance.

11,700. mil Dorothy Burkner 105 (Kennedy). 4.10. 1.00. 2.40.

won: Margaret W'lnsor 104 (Harrington). 9 20. 4.9. second: Georgette 105 tConnelly). 4.50.

third. Time 1 11 Bred at Home. (Ilyn, Honiara. Bright Leaf also rsn. Fifth race.

I fear olds and up, claiming 11.400. mile and sixteenth Harry B. 11 (Kennedy). 4.40, 1.10, 2. SO, (won; Warsaw 101 (Owana), 4 00.

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1)111 Wood, Sure. Brown Bill also ran. Sixth race. 1 year olda and np, claiming. II.

too, 1 mile Sand ot Pleasure 111 (Kennedy). 11. 1. 1.50. 4.10.

won: Tomahol tt ((rwena), 7.40. 4.20. aecond: Broth erly Love 114 tConnelly). l.tt, third. Tim l.tt 4-t.

Dernier Sou, Marine Corps. John' Kserdon, Cltntonvill alao ran. Seventh race, I year old and up, claiming. 11.400. 1 and one-slx-teenih miles Chear Leader ltt (W.

Pool), l.tt. l.tt. l.tt, wont Sun nod 10 (Seheffel). 1.10. 1.70.

second: Rlsrk Thong lie (Brnen Ing). 1.00. third. Tim 1.4T Dolly Varden. Charlin.

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