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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. OCTOBER 28, 1923. 4 ARCTURUS BEATS EXCALIBUR BY FLARE OF HIS NOSTRILS AT EMPIRE Jamaica Golfers Blank De Witt Clinton, 3-0 COLONIALS Mi SOUTHAMPTON George Downey Wins At Iceland Rink WO MERE DOB Long Island Trap Shooting Title Is Taken by T. Lewis In a Clamorous Finish Widenefs Colt Trims TOG.C.N.Y.TEAM -3 TRIUMPHS ADELPHI BY 13 TO George Downey, a new member of the Iceland Speed Skating Clulv won the intermediate race at his home rink yesterday afternoon.

Downey started from IS yards and was pressed hard at the tape by Stan Hlldebrand IT IT 151 Choice for the Yorktown The undefeated' Jamaica High. School golf team continued its winning ways at the Hillcrest Golf Course yesterday by taking the tbre Hatches from De Witt Clinton High. Oke Widell. captain of the victorious team, disposed of William Thompson in the first match, 5 and 3. Jim Russell experienced the least difficulty of the trio when he eliminated Harold Friedman, 65.

Raymond Thomas lost the third match to Henry Hansen of Jamaica, up and 3 to play. Sterner and Streicker Tally of the Sports club and Hal Williamson, unattached. By W. C. VKEELAND.

Lilywhite and White Do Scoring to Down Free-port. (Special ta The Eagle.) Southampton, L. Oct. 27 The THA CLAMOROUS finish, with staccato yells leaping and bellowing from for Victorious Eleven. (Special to The Eagle.) Woedmere, L.

Oct. 27 Wood Joe Wickersty of Horace Mann Lavender Scores 330 Vfc I the lips and throats of race-mad thousands, George D. Wldener's Arc- managed to win the junior event. Jim Dunnagan and Art Levy, both scratch turns and the Greentree Stable's Excalibur, nose and noee, (ought all the mere Academy provided an upset here By breaking 148 out of a possible. 150 targets, Tracy H.

Lewis won the third annual trapshooting championship of Long Island over the Mlneola traps of the Nassau Trapshootisg Club yesterday. Although the shoo came to an end yesterday It was started Saturday a week ago. At that time (he field was so large that a great number of the gunners found it impossible to finish their full string. These gunners finished the shoot yesterday. G.

B. Watts, winner ol the Jtle in 1927, finished with 144. He was also beaten out by S. Isaac and J. R.

prague. Tn addition to the championship today by subduing Adelphi Academy ay through the stretch to the Judges' stand tot the $4,970 prize which was men skating under Iceland colors, dogged his strides all the way but acre not able to pass him. Duxmagan Southampton football team scored a called the Yorktown Handicap at the Empire City track yesterday the last of Brooklyn, 13 to 0. Hoeber blocked a kick in the first period on the Adelnhi 30-vard line and Steiner Saturday of racing in this State tor the season of 1928. decisive victory over the Freeport High gridders, here today, 20 to 3 Freeport wa the first to score when tory Over George Wash ton Bienstock Stars (Speciat to The Eagle.

Washington, D. Oct 3T City College scored Its third victory of the) season here by trampling on tha George Washington University eleven at the Central High School Stadium. Hansen, fullback, booted the ball be scooped it up and ran for a touchdown. Sachs kicked the extra point. TV, t-Mi-ri nimrtpr Streicker inter Tiiusnea.

secona sua uvj tnird. The summaries: Intermediate half mile Won bf George Downey, Iceland. 15 Tarda: Stan KUdVbrand. second. Sports Club, 25 yards; Hal WUllam-sou, unattached, 65 yards.

Junior 440 jrnrds Won. by Joe Wickersty. Horace Mann. 30 yards; Jim rjtinnagan. second.

Iceland, scratch; Art. Lvyfc Uutd, Iceland, scratch. It was nearly a dead heat except for the margin of 2 inches by which Arcturus caught the eye of the Judges that much in front of Excalibur. And when the number of Arcturus was hung up first there was a yelp of delight from the crowd. For be it known he was at 6 to 1, the outsider in the tween the goal posts for a field goal.

The Southampton backs went on the cepted a Brown and Gold aerial and trophy, there were also the usual class sprinted 3U yaras lor uir ocvuuu rampage in the final half, however, to chalk tip three touchdowns. After betting on the three horses that comprised the race. AHelnMA'CT (t. the ball had been worked down the The punter, the man who usually bets a small amount, makes up for his lack of volume of money in a volume of noise. And while the plungers who field on line plays in the third quarter Harry left halfback.

La Salle Harriers Beat Loughlin High Team, 23-32 In a nip-and-tuck race for first place. Capt. John McGrath of La Salle Military Academy of L. beat out Capt. John Ftynn of Loughlin Memorial High.

School by a step to give the Long Island school a 23 32 victory in dual cross-country run at Van CortUtndt Park yesterday. For almost the entire route of about two and one-half miles. McGrath and Flynn alternated in leading the pack. When the pair entered the home stretch they were abreast and ran together for about 100 yards. In a last-minute spurt, McGrath cut loose, with Flynn close behind.

The La Salle leader crossed the line a yard ahead of his rtvaL William Moclair, always well with the leaders, finished third. However, the Long Islanders clinched the meet by taking the next four places to finish five men within the first seven. carried the ball across for the South had lost thousand! and thousands off" prizes, in uiass a met uuik 8 Isaac with 145. Then came W. Si-monson with.

143. The third cup went to F. Cauchols with 14L Class was won by J. R. Sprague with 146V.

O. B. Watts, with 144, finished second. The third and last prize went to J. M.

Robertson with 142. There was a tie in Class between M. R. Guggenheim and a J. Field for GAniMELL stars great deal.

Joe Marrone rs second ampton score from the 2-yard line. HiD'n Left rud sml Miller Left tarlile.Setdennan Hoeber guard Oettinr Center oUini s. w.i! nunt guard Pretxfeld Bunt tackle While Sterner Rishl Crystal Harper Hsrnson Lett halfback wunderlich Hunt halfback. Ar a. in Sacha ruiiback Ensstruul dollars on Excalibur turned away and and Stretcher third.

In the final period Lilywhite scored again on an oft tackle play, running dismissed the subject with the thought of picking the winner in the following race, the punter was busy cheer is yards lor a touchdown. Halsey White, right halfback, ran 20 yards ST. FRANC SWINS Score by Quarters. i a 6 013 ing Georgie Schrelner. who rode Arcturus, on his return to the scales.

around end for a final score. Both points after touchdown were kicked by Lilywhite. Adelphle 0 0 0 00 Touchdown Steiner. Streicker. Ooala rmn touchdown Sachs.

Substitutes The lineup: Schrelner and Pascuma In a Bard Battle. Does All the Scoring in first prize. acn nan i. uu tuc shootoff Guggenheim won first aud Field the second prize. The third and last cup went to A.

Hendershot. who had 139. In Class the winner was H. G. Miller, who had 134.

Then came F. Wise with 131 followed by J. T. Otis with 130. The team championship was taken by the Nassau Trapshooting Club.

The total scores of its best five gunners was 727 out of a possible 750 targets. Streicker fnr Wunderllch; B. Weil tor Oet-tinger; Pullman lor Collin. Seterie Steers. Columbia, I'mpire Meyers.

Linesmen BrueU aud Well slid WoU. Time Periods of 10 minutes. And Schrelner was well worthy of the raise accorded him. He had 33 to 0. The victory of the Lavender marked the first for C.

C. N. Y. over thai Colonials in three meetings and also marked tha biggest score by three) touchdowns, that a City College eleven has run up on a foreign field. Splendid work by the Lavender's forward wall, which threw back the Southereners when they tried line bucks and which opened up huge gaps, in the opposing line for their own backs to get marked the game.

Bemie Bienstock, former New Utrecht High star, added another touchdown to his and N. Y. credit. Eddie Bokat, formerly of Erasmus, scored a touchdown for the Lavender when he picked up a Washing ton fumble and ran over the goal line with it. JerrjrMcMiihoQ, another for-mer New Utrecht player, also showed up well.

Lineup: George Wasolnflb. Pos. C. O. H.

Y. Eberley. Left end Rosncr Getes. euard. Rollins.

Left Carey. Center. Rogers. Right guard. Van Meter Rieht tackle Clark Bight Bokat Barrows.

Left halfback Targua Frailer halfback. Barekman Lopeman Fallback Cohen Referee Daniels. Umpire Morse. Linesman. Roth.

Tuna of periods 15 minutes. ridden Arcturus well, made his, chal Defeat of Regis, 19-0. Tommy Scannell. ably aided and ibetted by his mates, ran riot yester Southampton (20i. Pos.

Freeport (31. Oodilee. end Phillips Left tackle Kamjer Zychowskl. Left guard Center Crulkshank Nicols Right guard Rose Bight tackle Lleber O'Connor Right end. Schwartz Quarterbaek Preedman Lilywhite Ift halfbAck Oregg White Rieht haliback Fullback Hansen Time.

13:33 13 3.1 13:56 13:57 14:00 14 03 lenge in the right time and had Fob. fame and School. 1. J. Meorath.

La 2. J. Flynn. 3. W.

Moclair, 4. P. Steins, La 5. P. Rhodes, La R.

Collins, La 7.J. Walsh. La Salle Riverhead Scores First Win earned the Judges decision. day and St. Francis Prep conquered 14:04 But in saving praise for him the same can said of Pascuma, who Pascuma Makes It a "Double." Pascuma rode hie second winner of the atternoon when he sent Miss Maryland past the judges a length to the good in the fifth race.

He adopted rougn tactics with the filly on the turn out of the backstretch and all out put Blue Darter, which was racing Ourd head and head with Bunny-kins, and Billy W. over the fence. By that trick Miss Maryland gained a big advantage and thus was able to land the purse. She was heavily backed all over the country. So much money was placed on her at different points that some of it was sent back iiy telegraph to be placed at the track.

And thus it was. that her odds were forced down from 6 to 1 to 9 to 2. Mars Cassidy, the starter, failed to arrive in time to dispateh the horses in the first race and his son, George, acted in his behalf. Whether the young man lost his balance and thus pressed the button that released the barrier one may never know. But the i-esult was a nightmare of a start The 16 horses that made up the field were ans apart After it was all over and Regis High School of Manhattan at the Parade Grounds, 19 to 0.

The 8. R. McKlnny, 14 08 P. Dillon, La Salle 14 01) to. J.

McShaae, La 14:10 11. R. Fleming. 14:1.1 rode Excalibur. the beaten horse.

He, t.nn. rode welL and Excalibur de elusive Tommy did all of the scoring. served some of the praise, for though Scannell tallied in the first quartei There also was the usual 100 "bird shoot at Nrssau yesterday. It was won by J. R.

Sprague with 98. The handicap priae went to M. R. Guggenheim. The scores CHAMPIONSHIPS Of LONU ISLAND.

130 TARGETS. CLASS A. Hit. Hit 12. R.

Cahle. La 13. F. Regan, 14:17 beaten he nut un a gauant struggle. after the ball had been advanced to the 10-yard line.

He plunged through the line for the necessary yardaje. Score by Quarters. Southampton 0 0 7 13 20 0 3 3 Touchdowns Ltlywnlte, White, 1. Ceals from touchdowns White, 2. Goals from field Hansen.

Referee Bird, Colgate. Umpire Zimnier. Union. Linesman Sabine. Hamilton.

Time of periods 10 minutes. Substitutes Buchhelt for Uoddee, Smith Schwarts. Peck for Nicols. Murptfy for Rose, riyun for Lleber, Moore for Freedinan, 14. J.

ooett. La Bane 13. T. Munday, La in. O.

Fischer. La 17. W. Toms, La Salic The concession of 17 pounds that the son of Touch Me Not had granted Arcturus had turned the scales Over Patchogue, 19-0 (Special to The Eagle.) Riverhead, L. Oct.

27 For the first time in the history of the school, Riverhead High School defeated a Patchogue High School football team here today, 19-0. Riverhead jumped into an early lead by scoring in the first period. Terry took a pass from Danowskl for the first score. Danowski went through the line for 63 yards for the 14:20 14:3 against him. Point Score.

La Salle. I486 1 3:1 He also booted the extra point. scoring was accomplished in the sec- T. H. lewis 8.

Silkwortu. HI Loughlin 2 3 8 9 10 1 140 end quarter. .140 .133 xouag xor ureag. S. Isaac 146, W.

J. W. Slmonson ....1431 J. B. Thomas.

p. Cauchols 14J L. Anderson CLASS B. It's rare, indeed, that one sees a race so well contested all the way when the field of starters is confined to three horses. With Justice P.

withdrawn. Excalibur. Arcturus and In the third Deriod. with Recis Hit. threatening.

Scannell intercepted a for-ard Dass and raced 9a varrls for Sioneham Gets Writ second touchdown. The last tally came in the final period on a line buck by Nash. Sporting Events Today Against Soccer Players his second touchdown. The final Red and Blue touchdown came In the final quarter when Scannell sliced off tackle for five yards to hurl himself the horses got running in sections Marionette- took the lead and won by herself. Acme, the favorite, finished second.

The lineup: Riverhead 1 13) Pos. Patcliogue '61 Ackson end Jones Sanford Left tucuie uiaucs J. B. J. Olds 133 G-.

B. Watts 144, L. Datmeielser. ...131 J. M.

142 O. a Petttt 130 W. H. Smith .....129 H. H.

R. Murphy 12 J. White 14JJ. Glover .128 F. Bunce T.

Black: 13 a Cornwell 138' A. F.ccles .........123 Captain Money O. Condon 120 C. it. Seacombe A.

C. SUllwagoa .134 O. C. Lewis 103 CLASS Hit. I Hit.

M.R. Onmrenhetm.143' X. Howard 123 B. J. Field.

......142 C. B. Brown 12 A. Hendershot A. Jones 127 B.

MUliken ......138 A. L. Amerman. .124 I. S.

Hicks 133IT. Boothroyd ...,119 Thomas Jefferson Booters Keep Record Clean Thomas Jefferson Hlgtt School's soccer team, undefeated in competition this year, cut another niche in its effort to repeat in the championship fight when it conquered the Seward Park High School booters yesterday at Jefferson Field by 2 to 9. Irving Berkin and Vic Geacman compiled the Orange and Blue scores, Berkin scored late in the first half, while Geacman tallied in the closing session on a penalty. The lineup'. Thomas Jeff.

(2). Ptm. Seward Fk. (Oi. Levin Goal Shusa Eisenstat.

Right back. Despite the gray day and the nlp- Left guard. Stivers. Bonczyh pin wind, a crowd that was even over Regis' last stripe. Lineup: St.

Francis 191 Pos. Regis Hiirh 1 01 McCauley (c.) Left end Motlov McAveney Left tackle McAwiy Left guard Flemminj Kennedy Center Tebbins Hogaa ri-rht guard Khppell Biht tackle Carroll BaaebaU Farmers ri. doubl header. Dexter Park, 2 p.m. Basketball Harry Rlconda's Five vv.

Vlaltatiea Triangles, Prospect Hall, 8 p.m. Football. csuter Right guard. Right end HiRht halfback. A-xie Ince Bush Hared greater than some of the summer days at che hilltop track, was present.

It was a good sendoff for the last half-holiday of racing. setea Vale It Terry Nash Danowskl Wee Burn were left to fight it out for the goodly prize one of fine proportions considering that this is the period of the sere and yellow leaf of the racing season in this State. Although Excalibur was the top weight and that he has on several occasions clearly shown that one mile and a sixteenth is the full measure of his strength, he was made an odds on favorite despite the fact that the distance of the handicap was one mile and a furlong. Wee Burn, which was carrying 10O pounds, was next in favor at 2 to 1. Arcturus, with 87 pounds on his back, was as high as 7 to 1 at one period.

But at post time, the very extreme of the bPitinsr, Arcturus' odds had tumbled to 5 to 1. First by the Flare New York Otanta. Ta. New York YaM kees. Yankee Stadium, profraseronal, 3 p.m..

Fullback Score by Quarters. 13 0 a 13 0 0 0 Four Jewish soccer players are restrained from playing today at Starlight Park. Bronx, with the Jewish Hakoah team, by the terms of an injunction secured today from Supreme Court Justice Nathan A. Bijur in Manhattan by Leo Bandy, counsel for Charles A. Stoneham, owner of the New York National Baseball Club and the New York National Soccer Club, according to a statement issued by the club.

On Monday morning the players will be obliged to show cause why they should not be permanently enjoined from playing with any other team than the two with which they are under contract. The players and their clubs are Stgfried Wortman of the New York Nationals and Lajoc Grosz, Leon Drucker and Inzy Eisen-hoifer, all of the Brooklyn Wanderers. C. G. Altars 137 R.

L. Smith 119 H. B. 137 G. C.

Suhwaln 11C G. Hilton 136IT. C. Webb 11 J. P.

133: B. Howell 114 B. L. Duke 1281 CLASS D. Htt.l Hit.

Geacman Left beck Varnuck i ST. JOHN'S HIGH "aiaie itiiint end Bnertoa H. Wal-i Quarterback" ic.) Scannell left hallback Harrow T. Walsh RlTht halfback White Bojoamo Tullback Morris Score by Quarters. EM.

Francis 7 6 19 Reals 0 0 00 Touchdowns Scannell, 3. 'Cloals from touchdowns Scannrll, 1. Keferee Pete Relber, St. John's. Umpire Jack Gallagher.

St. John's. Linesmen Lvons and Botte. Time of periods 10 and 8 minutes. Sub-nitutes Marrlanti for Cox; Pepper for Bonamo: Preudergast lor T.

Walsh: Dugan or H. Walsh: Hughes for Natale: Egan for TIcAveney; Hall for Hognn: aSmuels for Came lor CurroU lor White. Right Center hall Newman Davis half Welnsteln stuensky Outside rieht. Slegcl right Aronsky nsky Center Brooklyn Amateur Atoietle League, four games Parade Grounds. Prospect Park.

3 p.m. Sheridan Cascys vs. MacMonigla Blua Denis, Erasmus Field, 3 p.m. Soccer. Brooklyn Wanderers vs.

Hew Bedford. Eb-beta Field, 3 p.m. Ifew York Giants fn. Hakoab, Starlight Park. Manhattan.

3 p.m. CeUla vs. Newark, Astoria, I 3 n.m. 'ft RiPprhctd 0 6 19 Patchogue 0 0 0 Touchdowns Terry. Danowskl-, Nash.

Goals from touchdowns Zalestel. Referee Chamberlain. Umpire LuiiRheed. Linesmen Loucher and Warner. Time of periods 12 minutes.

Substitutes Auson for Barry, aslcowita for BJornstevt, Slower, for Leslto-wns. Wiseman for Salzer, Clowes for Savage, Northrop for Ternr, Luce for Ackson. Mos-tow for Veleft. Hocheiser for Setek, Northrop far Nash, Tyler for Zaleskt, Cazanoro for Sanford, Case for Danowski, Penny for Stiver. Bradsliaw for Tcrrv, Mazura lor AXostow, H.

G. MUler 134 Dr. O'Brien 123 j. Wise .1311 J. K.

Voqrhees. ...118 J. T. Otis 130 V. Arnold 117 H.

W. A. L. LAYS BROOKLYN Berkin Inside left Jane I Bayarskl Outside left Breadnow G. Schroeder W.

84 Goals Berkin. Geacman Sua- i smutea Hoffman for Ruchman; Klrschen- oaum ror Btunensky; Tropper for cuegei; 3obef for Londmbky: Levitskv for BayarskL Of a Nostril. The start was good and prompt. Wee Burn and Excalibur raced out head and head three lengths in front of Arcturus. By the time the back-stretch was reached Excalibur had taken the lead by two lengths.

He tcpH unrtpr a nulL Then Schreiner neieree uaiaicort. r. it. A. iimi Halves of 30 minutes.

TEGHLQW. 1B-0 9SYard Run by Lardner Features Undefeated moved up Arcturus along the rail, BROOKLYN EAGLE RACING CHART EMPIRE CITY (Compiled by the Associated Prraa.) Empire City Bace Track. Tonken, N. Oct 27 Tha ninth Jaj of the fall meetlnx of the Empire City Bacinc Association. Weather clear.

Track fast. Thirteen-day meeting. Oral betting. RACING RESULTS AND ENTRIES saving every i men or tne grouno. nc soon, bad wrested second place awaj mm Wph Burn.

In the race up the hill and to the Talequa, Coloratura, Kissln Kin also Sixth race 61,300 claiming; and np; one mile and a sixteenth. xOld EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES turn out of tne DacKstreicn ascuma t-iuara, jut; XKdna uale. 92: xjack Or, rave Excalibur his head lust enouen Vincentians' Victory. The undefeated St John's High 93; xHenglat, 93; lCartoon. 104: Charles-el ta.

106; Marie Blanche 2d, 100; XMaster for him to open a gap of three lengths. 1 era 7 FIRST BCB Hound Hill Parse; claiming; two-year-old maiden; Use, ana (By the Associated Press.) BACB Thrai-ytar-oldj and ward; claiming; abont alx lurlania. Index. Index. Time.

1:11. At met 3:32: off a Maid, 101; Treyls, 109: Kitten on the Keys. w' three-auai let rurlonga; purse si. 000. ran.

Seventh race Dr. Cardenas, 110 CD. O. Hardy), $7.54, $4.58. $3.66, first; Broad Axe, 112 IS.

Stretton). $6.90, $4.74, second; Smoldering, 105 (A. Abel), $3.94, third. Time. 1:40.

Sister Zoe, Step Along and Friar Mint also ran. Winner, b. 3, by CampOre. Mariana e. Owner, 106; aTea.

Tray. 104; xSianlah Princess, Start bad: won easily; School eleven kept its winning streak iuu national Brick. 95: xHead Cover. 104 159S Ch. Part lis: 1580 Roral tMt xHazei Denson.

92; xButtorj, 104; xVogeler, i.wa us. intact yesterday afternoon at Erasmus Field, when the powerful Belalr Stud. Trainer, J. riu Index. Starters.

Wt 1593 Marinette 115 1555 Acme 113 xyrt, xntreet 1.1a, luo. 15S0' iPIIt'man 110 Seventh race S1.200: claiming: three. 101 blow Puka lis 1574 113 1314 P. Mcryld 112 1444 Blut Aater 112 Vincentian machine defeated a stub year-olds- and up; one mito and an eighth. PL 6-1 8-8 8-1 8-3 8-1 icui BnnyaJns lis 15S9 Oram it io 1592" Manoini.

lu, xPsr Away, 95; xSralllng Oils, 104; xBtU 1567 Blaioner born Brooklyn Tech outfit, 16 to 0. Bern, iuh; xkust Lassie, 87; xAlloy, 113: xHilo, 103: xilandsle, 92: Jeb, 109: xJack Dick Lardner, star halfback of the 13-1 norgan, til; xunlon Jack, 105; xMorucuo, Red and White, uncorked one of the Banning Positions. P. St. Str.

Fin. Jockey. St. 10 4 l's 1 1 1 M'A UHa 10-1 8 5 3 31 3 Pascuma 18-5 15 7 7 6 Mi 3l H'euatela 15-1 3 2 2 2 2a 4i Moon 16-5 11 6 4'k 5 5 'a Flseber 20-1 13 0 6 4a 8' Bobbin 30-1 16 38 10 10' 10' 71, Roae 8-1 9 10 9 ll1 8 i K'rtstngeg 7-1 3 3 8 814 7'i 9" Shllltek 15-1 8 8 131 lit 2. iji Zoeller 30-1 7 15 11' IVi Hi hi c.wattera 8-1 4 1 12' Bills 12-1 3 It 15' 15' 18" 13" Allen 30-t 14 13 14 i4i 14 14' Schrelner ao-1 12 13 13' 13 131 lfl" Taral 60-1 1 14 16 16 16 18 Richard 50-1 .111 .115 .108 .118 .,115 .113 .120 .115 .113 .118 Oreedy Ctrl.

lf.S9 Sport 1S9 1 AvanU 1573 Highland Maid. 1559 Sun Dixie 1537 Letaloue li7 Fdn 1537 Mimic luo. aans ierre, 112; xupen uo Shut, 102 John Johnson 113; XAI Garnet, 102 ah. 5-3 4-5 3-t 3- 4- 1 8-1 a-i 7- 5 4- 1 8- 1 2- 1 3- 1 8-1 5- 1 12-t 10-1 4-1 3-1 7-1 most spectacular plays of the current xagur, iui; mo unoroe, 100. 10-1 4-1 8-1 12.1 season when he ran back a punt from his own two-yard line 98 yards through the entire Tech team for a touchdown.

Aided by brilliant inter 156a Cornish Hawthorne Results First race Nora 115 F. Col-tiletti), $14.08. $7.56. $5.96. first; xMachete.

110 (C. $8.14. $4.58, second; Ray Ruddy, 101 tF. Halbeit), $5.76, third. Time.

1:19 1-5. xMazzie, xGuy's Image, Western Eagle, Gold Ridge. Robina Seth, Nancy Seth, Subway Tube, Oceanid, Lady Lanla also ran. xField. Second race Stampdale, 104 M.

Wimmer), $10.16, $6.32, $4.42, first; 1463 Recognition 118 xAporenttce allowance claimed. Weather cloudy; track alow. HAWTHORNE SELECTIONS By CHARTMAN. 10-1 50-1 1537 Pebbles U6T Our Joan 108 1557 Zalamea ..115 ference he raced unmolested the rlwni wDW0h. 15891 achtS'n 120 TUehi 115' IS65 lift xkJta' lis 59J 1131 1386 aJ.

108 ilia 115 I57' Bit- Bart. 120 IS68 Euphrat 12oj 1588 Vigilant. llo IhlSR. Handicap: ladrx. Wt.lnrt,r.

wt 15J9 1031 1600 Arctums. 1151(15751 Ind. Scout 12 (1554) Bp. Rock. 1201 1570" Shaklt.up.

110 FOURTH RACE-The Cedar Handicap; fongs 1 0 eiarea; about six lur- First race Dr. Glenn, Arrogant, tire distance. St. John's lost no time in getting down to business. Driscoll carried a Laurel Results First race Altitude, 1Q8 CG.

Fields), $37.90, $14.80, first; Pagan Laddie. 112 (E. Watters). $7.30, $4.70, second: Prowler, 112 (L. Fatori, $5.50, third.

Time, 1:13. xLindy, Shipmaster, Minotaur, xHarvard, Belittin. Begin Over. Beau Wrack. xSun Hatter, xSuppr Bock, Blandris abo ran.

xField. Second race Hypnotism. 107 (G. Zatexlo), $22.90, $10.30, $7.40, first; Friedjof Hansen, 112 (J. Mergler), $7.60, $5.80.

second; Warrior Bold, 108 (S. Hebert), $10.70, third. Time, 1:44 3-5. Purple Pirate, Malcolm, Obtain, Valentino, Nevermore and Acrostic also ran. Third race Oh Susanna, 112 (W.

Gainer). $8.00. $4 60. $3.50, first; Bo'iashella, 116 (H. Flsheri.

$4.60, $3.80, second; Henrietta Wildair. 100 i A. Coleman), $4.90, third. Time, 1:12 4-5. Banton, Son of John, Prince of Wales, Singlefoot also ran.

Fourth race Twink, 120 (J. A. Burke), $9.20, $6.70, $4, first; Friar Cliff, 106 (L. McAtee), $9.90, $3.90, second; bDr. Freeland, 116 (J.

Mai-ben), $2.80, third. Time, 1:39 4-5. xVoltear, Dail, The Nut. bAirican, Chief Executive, Jean Valjean. xCoin Collector, Fortune's Favorite, Marine also ran.

bSalmon Wilson entry xField. Fifth race Mike 124 tL. Mc-Dermott), $12.60, $5.30, $4.30, first; aDisplay, 126 (J. Maiben). $3.90.

$3.00, second; Sir Harry, 113 (L. Pichon), $11.50. Time, 2:03 3-5. Royal Stranger. Hydromel, bAlgernon, dPrincess cream fuh.

TRACK FAST. Scratched Lemonade, star Flyer, Suit! van Trail, Hide and Marinette, away fast, ran Into lead and won easily. Acme, away well, ran good race. Blezonrr closed a big gup. Greedy Olrl tired badly.

To last ten barses had na chance with tne bad start. isecond race The Runt, George Tech punt from the 40-yard stripe to vjroora, Kiiier. one mile and seventy yards; faaoua. 116 iK. Horvath), $12.28, $8.02.

second; American Thunder, 104 irna SECOND RACE Putnam Handicap: aU ages: Third race Portal, Jack Berry, lOOO $1,500 added. Time, At post 2:54: off 3:01. Start narpoon. od: won easily; JadeU Stable. good: won easily; the 10-yard line.

Alter three unsuccessful stabs at the heavy Blue and White line. Bob Yosco dropped back and sent the ball between the up-lights for a placement. Indeir. Wt.l Index. place same, winner, or, c.

4, by addou race iceman a. Trainer. H. C. Riddle.

Fourth race Ruane, Polls, Marl 1599 125i ia. anropsinre), $5.44, third. Time, 1:17 4-5. Doctor Fred, Little Colonel, Anita Dreana Lee, Ainahau, Watch On. xPhantom Firiv Wmthpii boro.

Arcturus. ua 1500 104 flkyllght. 12 1454 one Hour. 125 1368 1548 158T Fifth race Ingrid, Gaffsman, Grand Dad. Ma 1051 Spectac'r no! In the second quarter Teen Degan a heavy assault on the St.

John's line, xClearing Hous also ran. xField. Sixth race Tea Itay, Head Cover, FIFTH RACE Clalmln; three-year-olda inird race T. S. Jordan im tn but was finally stopped on the 36- Running Positions.

-Oral Bettter-, P. St. a Str. Fin. Jockey a.

St. PL 8b 7 3 as l'Vi 1 1 1' Pascuma 4-3 1-3 1-8 1 3 B' 41 3 3" 3 Rill 4-1 l-l 1-3 3 1 Vi 2 2'i I 3" Werner 7-t 3-1 7-lfi 3 4 41 3 5' 5' 4' M'A'lLffe 10-1 3-1 8-8 4 7 7 6 6- C.Wtters 30-1 7-1 3-1 8 a 314 3'H 4' 4' 6 K'tslnger 12-1 4-1 7- 8 8 8 1 7 7 7 rieeher 12-1 4-1 7-S 1 owu, ix IliriOUga. uartoon. mdex. Starters.

Wt. Justice (158DJ. M'one 2d. 123 1572" Stretcher ..118 1588 Dolan 123 1532 ing Sweep.110 1576 aHollday ..105 1544 aKamtr 100 Index. iuyer, 5d.au.

2XH, $2.50. first; Ingrid. Wt Index. wt. yard mark.

Maas punted to Lardner who then made his sensational dash. Seventh race Busy Lassie, Alloy, lui nice), so.ze, S3.24, second; 112 a. lis Steadfast 115 Or. Hopea 117 ems Hope, 102 (M. Knight), $3.44, third.

Time. 1:17 2-5. Tvrnl. rih sr lICU. Best Ingrid.

1587 (1308) 1592 582 1592 834 Unexpected Attack. Late in the third stanza 8t. John's Xenophon 112 (1592) rBl'd Cut 108 (1032) strongh'rt 115 1561 Tin Ht. 117 158B Mote 117 1372 Apostle. 117 (1569 By B.

Ft. 115 (1595) 310 Saratoga. 115 Wl. Belle 100 aW. Zlegler entry.

TaACK FAST. Justice away welL dKpIayed excellent speed, ran InUi lead at far turn and von unextended. Joe Marrone III worked bis way up on outside, closed gamelr and waa next beat. Stretcher had early speed, but weakened la Last furlong. Dolan nad na ruUKTH RACE Pn no.

in ll 1587 1578 LATONIA ENTRIES FOE MONDAY. rcn Mall, lia wiiitet, u.iu, s.t2. $3.62, first; Helen 102 iL. Jones), $3.64, $3.00, second; 153 J. Agee.

no. excuse. Holiday had early speed. (I583J I Hap So U5 SIXTH RACS Clalmfnff- t.hrM-tt.ar.ntri. Tlxsh race 91.200; claiinlnjr: 3-y-ar-okJa j.om ayrne, 102 (J.

Scurlock), $538, third. Time 2:10 4-5. Frank Hav, ley, 1599 7'HIRD RACE Lexington Purse; claiming; three-year-olds and upward; frv uud three-quarter pursa $1,000. Tune. 1:10 3-9.

At post off huu up; i i -iota nuus. XFrovost. loo uwa.u, uiua auci oeveniy yards. Wt.ind-i. Russell Gardner.

110: Torch, 113; xJirn Ba- opened up an unexpected aerial attack and two long passes, Yosco to Burns, placed the ball on Tech's 8-yard line. Momentarily the Blue and White held, but finally Driscoll cut through left tackle for a touchdown. Yosco kicked the extra point. In the last quarter the Red and White kept up a consistent assault on the Tech line. In the waning moments of the game Bob Yosco broke away for a 58-yard run around right But the yells of delight or his oacK-ers had scarcely floated on the cold winds that whistled through the grandstand when Arcturus made another challenge and moved up to Excalibur, the pacemaker.

This pair raced away from Wee Burn an ddashed into the homestretch tatrether. Arcturus was a half length to the good at the furlong pole, but Excalibur wasn't beaten yet Tommy Murphy had him up to the notch of bis physical condition. Moreover, he's a little glutton for punishment the kind you can kill but you can't conquer. Rascuma called upon Excalibur for another rally. The son of Touch Me Not responded and he gained inch by inch on Arcturus.

With minhty bounds they approached the judges. Would Excalibur turn the tables ou Arcturus. the leader? Both Jockeys were riding desperately. Their mounts were responding with the courage of Airedales. The air was surcharged with excitement.

With yells and shouts the horses passed the winning post with the nostrils cf Arcturus in front of those of Excalibur. Justice F. Makes A Good Come-back. Another gallant thoroughbred showed his mettle in the race for the Putnam Handicap, one mile and 70 yards. This was Justice winner of the New Orleans Handicap, worth $50,000 last winter.

He also was the winter favorite for the Coffroth Handicap, the richest race of its kind in the world. And to carry on" that prize at the Tia Juana track across the border from San Justice F. made the trip from the Crescent City after he won the big prise at the Fair Grounds track. But his triD was in vain. On March 14 he started in a race in order to urermre for the Coffroth Handicap later.

And then he met his fate tor the time being, Sun God 2d and Cantankerous, two horses that can't make Ji'stire F. sweat when he's good, easily beat him. This alter he had Id unt'l well into the stretch. He hobbled home on three les. The bheath that ho'ds his tendons bsd given way and he was a crinole.

He did not go to the post for the Coffroth. The Firing Irons Drastic But Effective. Since then Justice F. has been on the shelf for repairs. The firing iron-j were applied to his legs.

Under this treatment, drastic but effective, the tendons drew up and became taut. His legs approached something like what they were before his mishap. And taking advantage of his improvement H. C. Riddle, his trainer, prepared him slowly for the race of yesterday.

Despite the tact that he had been 3:32. Start good; won driving; place easily, winner, br. 3, by Morvicn May Bodine. Owner. B.

Trainer. C. Buxton. Tina, aBlack Panther, dRecreation, ,1. iiui, ivo, miasicr ac, ma; cauiomia, 102: Jule Jean, 102; xQulck Stick.

100: Polar 8ei. Fred bBlack Maria. Victorian, 105; White Way. 100; Bant. 110; xKub'at tvunmng Fceitionr.

S. Oolden 110 159 p. B. Oold llo Sh. Shore 113 1592 somlnous.

108 Manwell. lis 1592 xBlk. Sea. 107 r.a. M'ke 110 loo Oman ltO Tarnapol 110 159S BL Bean 115 T.

Idot. 115 15B3 XP. Wham 105 xB. 6pidr 110 1S92 Ph' rirat 107 St Crusader also ran. riaia.i, iuo: rriceietw, uu: xao Artier.

P7 Rib Grass, 110; Dearborn. 110; xCoL Trick, iut; inuian. liU. Second ritce clfllmlnir; 2-yei aW. J.

Salmon entry: bW. R. Coe Pin. St. PL Sh 11, Long n-2 1-4 risciier 8-1 3-1 7- Arnold "J5-1 10-1 8-1 4'i c.w ttera s-l s-r 51 Kelsay 9-2 S-l 4-S 6 U'einer S-l 4-1 7'e Schrelner 8-1 3-1 1-1 Ellu 7-1 S-3 7- 8 BobkUU 40-1 13-1 -l olds; maidens; i mile.

Brown Pettlna. 109; entry; dAudley Farm uud J. Livingston entry. end, but was finally nailed on the Index. Starters.

Wt P. St. ll.58lllordlne Its 3 1 1587 Campamnl ......110 4 4 21 15B7 Alans Bey 117 1 fit Bi 1577 Clearance 110 3 Sa Heradc .112 3 4' 3 1563 Sour Maab 110 5 7 7' Ki 1587 CUirdtne 102 7 51 SI 1S87 David Bone 113 t' 1567 HlWreth 110 1 3 4i TRACK FAST. Sera tched DlgTtus. 3'4 4'i tiiar rorwira.

ira; Biacc uanccr, Fu gltiva. 113; Utile Scout, 112; Jap Lac. 1 1 LPlve pounds claimed, rseven pounds claimed. Weatber traci fast. 9-yard stripe.

Yosco's punting was a feature of the Jack Stir age. 112; Margaret Adams. 109 Water Pat, 112; Caleta. 109; FUleU 109; gun in, ny uosn, uapiain Hanev, Aurous also ran. Fifth race aRurik.

102 (E. Shropshire, $14.42, .52, $4.52. first: dMartie Flynn. Ill (C. Mever), $3.32, $2.80 second: My Dandy, 113 (C.

E. Allen) third. Time, 1:47 2-5. bBIack-vood, bMacedon, Devon, aChicago Anton Cermak, cHost, Jack Alexander. dFlat Iron, cSankari ako ran.

aF. M. Grabner and Chicago Stable entry; bBloomfleld Stable entry; cR C. Stable entry; D. S.

Peabody entry. Sixth race Ocean Current, 106 (E Shropshire), $15.04, $10.24, $5.46 first; Maxic, 106 (M. Knight), $16.16. $9.23, second; Ralph Hartenstein, 113 (W Creesi, $3 32. third.

Time: 2:15 1-s xl do Cho San, 104: iBaby Demi. 104; Mor (on CaldweU, 112; Bid Por, 109; Wwbier, EMPIRE CITY SELECTIONS By W. C. VREELAND. Sixti race Extreme, 115 tL.

McAtee), $4.90, $3.80, $3, flrst; Le Bey, 109 (G. Fields! $5.20, $3.20, second; Shasta Klan, 106 i Russell). $3.90,. third. Time.

1:39. Wellet. Herodlan, Sun Forward and Honkei also ran. Seventh race Alita Allen, 109 (P. iuw; xRosenne, 104; xFanwaw.

1Q7. Third race ciiimmg; thre-yeftr- game, averaging 40 yards, keeping Tecli on the deiensive throughout. Yosco, Driscoll, Lardner and Burns starred for the Vincentians while Barrett and Giles did most of the work for Tech. Lineup: First Blue Aster. Love- ana up; rnuta.

xuoia Ha time, 102; sHtgh Storm, 104; Patricia Marian. Ken. J.U7; xDoctor Kan Kin. uk; xpandosto, uo. Seuond Bleot.

Blark Dart -Kinir 'ourtb race claiming; two-yea a Iitrlonfrs. Paris tte, 109; xBaddle Goodwin), $7.70, $4.90, $3.30, first; Daffodil, 104 (E. Watters), $9.20. $5.20, St. John's jimmy.

Brooklyn Tech High School. Poe. High School. Third Indian Scout. Suear Rock second: Wheatstick, 112 (J.

Mann) Mc3unde end lllo SiclrH, 107; Brigand, 112; Jtmmaiee. 106 xFlora Lery, 104; xSorrpnto, 104; John. 112; fcuonvraous. 115: Thunder Call, lift: Broon- Bridegroom. arreu.

$3.20, third Time, 2:35. King Carter, xChief Sabattus, xMary Dale, First Left tackle Jenkoff Left guard H8u.sa Haves. fourtn SkyliRht. One Hour. Dle- daie Miss, 109; Virginia Flynn.

109; jjeff Brahman, Lockerbie, Fcnlight and Mate, Rock Candy, Far Away, Bear Hslloran Center Duckel 11I1S. guard Mordlne handled Uts weight well, displayed good speed and lield on gameiy. Cam-panlnl closed gamely on Inside, but was weakly ridden' right at end. Alan's closed a big gap, Uersda can da better. lrtfin rom'TS RACK-Yorktown Handicap; three-year-olds and upward; one and one-eighth miles; 85.000 added.

Time, 1:53. At port off 3:3. Start ood: won driving: place easily. Winner, b. 3, by Black; Toner Brilliant Brer.

Owner, a. D. Widcner Trainer, A. .1. Joyner.

Runolng Pcsltlonf. r-Oral f- Z- 8- str. Jeeker. PL Br? 'i 3 3' Sehrelner 6-t 4-S out -114 3 11 1' I'i 3 Pascuma 7-10 out out -r. "T10- 1 2 3" 3 3 8 3 rtsinger 9-8 out out I s91 A 'K AB Ta Scratched Justice F.

Antuius. under llaht weight, move up with a rush at the far turn, was blocked but came around Excalibur and running gmmelv won In Ihe last stride. Excalibur waa sent to the front early, was rated aioug, but Paerunut took thing lather easy on turn. ea Burn dropped back early. 1601 plrrH BAC Hew- Haven Puree; claiming: three-year-olds and upward- ona Ue and seventy yards; pursa 1.000.

Time, 1:47. At post off 4 S1. Start good: won driving, place same. Winner, ch. f- 3.

by BUats-Queen of the Sea. Owner, Mrs. De Kandela. Trainer, W. Bocan.

I Fifth Jolinnv Aeee. Steadfast en. uu: iuncn. i ia; xuouner. no, Artatos, 113: Bob Blackburn, lib; Beliine, lt: xUady Viola.

107. Fifth race clalmlnir; the West- Judge tackjcHermanson Frank. Right end Harris Judge Caverly also ran. Latonia Results First race Procne, 107 (J. Rvavi) Yosco Quarterback Giles Sixth Turf Idol Omar's Tjouhlp wood; three-year-olds and up; lurhmga.

Ciood Slvpherd. Ill: tfttty, 113; xPrince Left Desmond luaiiweii. Le rdner. BiMbo. 105; Sunwrd.

113; Waffles. 110; Pleht Fullback Dnscoil BEST INDIAN SCOUT. $32.48. $14 68 and $7 80. first; Dar Fur, Koval Son.

110; sold Ttnies. 101; xCleora Score bv Quarters. 100: Gtdron, 110; Hedemora. 11(1; Gwernor 1U5 (D. O.

Hardy). $4.40 and $3.06. By CIIARTMAN. Ft. John's H.

8 3 7 0 16 BiOokl3'n Tech 0 0 0 0 second; Storm Signal, 102 (W. Kern). First race Manning, Lovekeu. Touchdowns Lardner. Drtscell.

Ooala Pratt, 113; xNonie wrarn. 102; xReddy Fox. 103; John Pjjeed, 103: xRoxle Weidel, 103; xKeeping Time. 108; Misnomer, lo.i. Hlxth race three-year-olds nd up; 1 1 4 miles.

Bamaroa. 1 12; urace n. irom touchdown yosco. Goal rrom field Yo'oo iDKcementl. Referee Shearer.

Second race Weddlnir mailt. DiCKenson. uinnlre uarny. syrscut-e. Lines- xStoneage.

Harder Chief, 106; xMotlle Kuuning PO'lttous. r-Oral xacntsnian, Blaooer. Inder. Starters wt. P.

8. 1. Str. man Mann, St. John College.

Time of Jock-eve. St PL Sh. Pin. 11 1580 Miss Third race Bpear Rock, Indian Pascuma 9-3 richr 6-1 C.Watt's 13-S Scout, Arcturus. ing ana juniors Nurse also ran.

xField. Seventh race Marabou, 102 M. Knight i. $27.04, $9.94, $8.38, first; True Boy, 108 M. $4.28, $3.20, second; Bill Seth.

108 Rice), $5.18. third. Time. 1:49 4-5. John Johnson Golden Millson, Maudale.

Sir John Al Garnet and Open Go Shut also ran. HAWTH0iEENTRIES FOR MONDAY. race tl.con; claiming; thrre-yesr-o'dy and up; Hawihonie course. xDoctor Olr-nn, 111; Lizzie. 106: xSeth's Premium.

10H; Cloud Iiod.ser, 116; Arro-rant. III: Pennant, 111; xCream Puff. 10M; xlelantltie, 106. Golden Star, 116; xMlles Frlor, 111: 111; xStorm Maiden, 104; xKalr Catch, 108; xSandv Hatch, til: xBrtght Plume, 104; Play 111. xSanctlon.

Ill: xTao Colors, 104. Second race S1.2O0; claiming: three, yeer-olds and up; Hawthorne course. Roy-c-ofter. 114: Endor, 114; The Runt, 114: xChBrm. 102; xOeo.

109; xHttlc Guinea. 109, Azure, 106; 6-Hh, 109; Starulurd Bearer, 110- Rltler, 114: xToniniy Tickle. 105; xUiAna Lee. 102: periods in and 8 minutes. Hubstitutes F'ltsnatrlck for Hayes; Kohoe for Lardner; Mioiie lor Atklnron; Murphy for Yoco; Sullivan lor Drlscoil: Mazaola for Judge; for Bu-'s: Waaiand lor Desmond; Margoiirs lor Regusa.

Myhul, 104; Waroba, 113; Pitip, 107; coun-bellor Connolly, lia; xToscanelll. 107; xTfle-qua. 107; xTlcker. 107; Hopeless. HJ'a; Mercedes 104; Kissln Kin, 103; Babe 109; xBlafkameor, 107: xXova Child.

107; Mc-Klm, 106; xDrooe, 107. Seventh race 1.200; claiming; three-vear3lds and up; 1 1-0 miles. jtWeat Wind, Fourth race Vinnar, Skylkht. Mamie. schreiner g-1 Robbine 13-1 Klelu 100-1 Koh'stcla 13-1 Fifth race Apostle, Frank, I Hoot 1571 157 15i 1593 15B3 1586 ISM 1S74 570 3 1 11 15 4 1 10 13 8 14 7 13 1-1 e-s 3-S 3-1 3-1 20-1 3- S-l 4- 1 l-l 4- 1 5- 30-1 3 4' )' 1 4'a n'x 4 3 13 10" fli 4 4 lli 3b 3 31 3 3' 1 0 11 'a 13' g'j fit 7 i 71 8t 15 13' 10" 10" 10'i 5 8a 62 91 7 31 3 6'', 13 8' 11 11 11.

10 14 14 13' 13 14 12' 13 14'S 14:. 5 7 7'i 121 121 11 IS IS 15 13 00. Pen Chic. 103 B.C. cess.

103 Billle Buanyk'ns .116 Cap. Name lis Forest Lore. 113 Thestylla ..116 B. .118 Vie 110 Lannie 1 13 slow 105 Tester ....109 B. Prrnee.

..110 3- 1 4- 2 6- 4- 1 I 40-1 5- 3 U-l 7- 1 3- 1 7-1 13-1 40-1 4- 1 30-1 101. Dolly 107: Bill Ilure. 113; xFrfnd. 7'i 8 9' 10" il Sixth race Manwell, Ominous, Turf 10i: xOav Lothario. 103; xEnasdlne.

102 Smacker. 107: ChaUon. 106: Dimple Dunkle. Idol. Little 30-1 Dough ty is-l Long 9-2 Ra'tl 15-1 ktann 30-1 Kurta'er 10O.1 110: Lieutenant Bust, iu; xbcottand lard.

BPst Apostle. lat 100; Elma Dear. 102; promising Tom, 110; 1578 13' 536 S4.32. third. Time.

1:14. Aspinwall, Girl, Banter. Dark Angel, Marhi. Cimmerian, Ranch Lass and Master Walter also ran. Dark Angel lost rider.

Second race Join, 112 D. Frog-ratei, $38.40. $12.23. $6.58, first; C'hip, 112 (W Frank'. $5.38, $4.48, second; Nellie Lyons, 109 (Grav.

$4.64. third. Time, 1:42 1-5. Le Flore, Warbler, Mole Hill, Morton Caldwell also ran. Third race Vole, 107 W.

Kern), $540, $3 16. $246. first: Roval Omar, 113 (D. Froggatei, $4.38, $2.88, second; Peter Prim, 115 (A. Abel), $2.84, third.

Time, 2:02. Jim Sanda, Brownie Smile, Clearing, Priceless, Ator also ran. Fourth race Reenie, 109 (D. Frog--atte), $4.78, $2.74, $2.52. first; French Lass, 106 A.

Abel, $3 04. $2 64, second: Niishapur, 112 W. Pool), $4 10. third. Time.

1:13 3-5. Laundryman. Donna Light, Leo, Ben Machree. Sanriv Shore also ran. Fifth race Sunbeau, 126 iC.

S3. 14, $2 46. first; Sortie, 126 iS. O'D-mnell), $3.68. s-cond; Lawlev, 14" Parrell 3-1 IS Moon 80-1 157 Bedford.

110; xrire wndex, 105; Meuta, 105; xHuntoman, 105; Rwoaule, 107. Apprentice allowance claimed. Weather cleir; track- last. TRACK FAST. Brooklyn Teck Golfers New Utrecht Booters Halt Flushing, 1-0 The Flushing soccer team was defeated by the New Utrecht booters yesterday at Memorial Field, 1 to 0.

Schneider tallied for the Green and Whitn in the first half. Flushing threatened in this period, but Nagel Scratched QenlaT. Miss Maryland, awae wall, vuxhed Inar, t4 welt Pans rhlc clrutad anm.hr on DJ n. .7. na I' r.uti.vae cioeea witn nisn.

Billle W. ran Down Erasmus, 2 to 1 The Brooklyn Tech stolf team ex gooo race, uuunyuna tired chaaug the pace. LATONIA SELECTIONS tended it-s winning streak to three 1602 ACB-8Ullwell Purse: twa-year-olds; sllowances: Bve and a halt fur-4 UUi. purM ooa Time. 1:07.

At mat 4:47. Mr i si su.r l. xGo.den School. 102; xClea'Hig House. 103; xbir John 109: xLlttle Colonel.

10S. Third race claiming; o.e mile. xLandvogt, 104; xBlind Hills, 104; Colonel Hemingway. 113: xOmsr- victories in P. S.

A. L. competition by missea a penalty kick. Uneup: driving: olace same, winner, b. 3, by Sun Briar Mlsslnaibt.

Owner, leg Cabin Stud. Trainer, J. Loftus. New L'lrcht ill Poe Flushing dale. 101; xCoiored John, 104; xMysterv Running positions.

Heariv away irom tne races so many months he was made the favorite at 4 to 5 to beat Joe Marrone, Stretcher. Dolan, the Suburban winner, ard several others. And short as that yrice was on the surface it was a tod or8 considering the class of s'ice T' layers were merely -aibiing that he would break down in the rare. Thev knew he would win if he didn't. The layers took the i-harce the change was against them.

Justice F. went to the front when I'ascuma, his rider, felt so disposed He opened an ever-increasing gap, raced with his head high in the vi and won eased up by four lengths. His rate of speed was good and even the half in 49 seconds, the three-quarte-s in 1:14, the mile 'n the mile and 70 yards in 145. This race will improve Justice F. a fnder starters.

Wt defeating the Erasmus trio, 2 1, yes-tprday on the Marine and Field links. Dom Straiacci played his usual good game and won the lirst match for the victors by defeating Brautman, 5 and Ba.iot, 107; Jack Berry, 109; xPortal, 104. xHarpoon. 104: xTrustee Crowe, 104; Wir jockej-i. o.

ri. 1 1 VII. Uluion 115 l'Vi ruis Hawk. 109: xMekaehee, 104; xClaire Amour. 1587 Koseomar 116 2s Richards a-s 1-4 1-3 4-1 9-S 3-1 10-1 '51 XvlonlKiue 113 By CHARTMAN-.

First Russell Gardner, Indian, Torch. Second Little Scout, Brown Bet-Una, Caleta. Third Pandosto, Dr. Bankln. Gold Hindle.

Fourth Thunder Call, Brigand, John. Fifth Sunsard, Royal Son, Time. Sixth Honeless, Tick'r, 7-s 7-10 e-s 4-1 7- 3 8- 1 4. Strafacci played tlie first nine xBobby 110; Poi-st, 109: xfrank "eiue, 104; xGeo. Terry.

101; Bslura, 109 Fourth race purse; three-year-Ids and up; one mile i-nd a sixteenth. Keisay Roae Pascuma Sh.pacil. fcVr.ger Levine Dnse Crota S-drlin. Schneider. Popowsky.

Cohen Pla's! hack -L-ft bark half Center hull Left hall right -Center left Beypr McOoiy Mackry Bedell Fayer Mornscy Sutherland N.Bel Hana 'ck-ll '557 Commou Sense. ..113 1579 "ware 115 157S Kvervtime 115 P. St. t4 'i Str. 1 3 3Va 3 34 4 2 3't, 3'H l'a 5 4 4' 4' 4' 9 5 6H 5' 5' 3 11 1 3 Hi 8 8 7' 7t 8' 7 10 8' 1i 9 10 8 5S 8', 7'i 3 7 9' 8' 8' 8 9 10 10 10 4-1 holes in 35.

The Buff and Blu evened he count when Waterman out 43 5'i 7i 8 9' 10 Ramon fi 112 3- 1 S-il 4- 1 30.1 3-1 -t 90-1 K'tamgor -0-1 Little 100 1 RatH 10-1 Thomas 40-1 D'leaals 10O-1 '57S J. A. Welt 110 l'-49 Glided Youth. ...115 vm im. Garner), tturd.

Time, 3:00 3-5 Wi'lif-m Penn also ran. i Sixth race Pock Crusher, 110 (W. I Pooli. $1.76, $3.55, $3 44, first; Updike Colletti. 3 and 2.

Collettl was playing in the absence of De Liberto, second 40-1 4-1 15-1 40-1 Me left Goals Schneider. Substitutes Wltkow- 8 us TRACK FART. "arry Baker, 112; Marlboro, 115; Sea '''-amp, 112; aS-th's Hope. 112: Tyrol, US; v. aciier Drive.

109; Ruane, 112: Two aPolls, 109. a.Mrs. J. Parson entry. Fifth race 81 500: handicap; all aes: --a mile.

Joy Ball, 101: Ingrid, 10; Cier-Meon, 105: P-inces F-Mih. 98: Dan Burn-hm, 103: 97; Francis Mllwa-rl. 90, Marshall Mej, 110, Grand Dad, IOC. skjr lor -uwskv: for Fa er iii iw. trumpj, sboa, sj.ii.

second man on tha Tech team, who was sick. Ben Genchi clinched tha match for Tech by his victory over Brown. 3 fnr Dri'-'- Chaolu lor McGory. Ref-re' Scratched O-lmn. Sun Mission broke well.

Game around fa-Id tn stretch and won eoine tv. ftnae- Newtown. Linesman McDonald, I ro1" i. 'it (J. 5.J 18.

ttllrd iamay. Seventh Bill Hare. West Wind, Dolly 8. Best Sunsard. Flushing.

Time ot Halves 30 minutes. lime, 2:01 2-5. Spot Light, Melita: and 2. niar. vianiy 01 sptto.

ana neia ao gameiy. syiopnena aniinta last. oommoa Unit wau. ngfc, i.