The Lexington Herald from Lexington, Kentucky • 2

SUNDAY SEPT 22 TOE LEXINGTON HERALD PACE 2 SECTION ONE CHNGMIMA11 Loughran COLONELS WIN OVER BREWERS Reds Drop Back to Seventh Place When Visitors Win Clash A CINCINNATI Sept 21 Eight two-base hits featured the Philly-Red game here today which the visitors won 9 to 6 thereby regaining sole possession of sixth place The season series favors Philadelphia 11 to 10 with the Athletics Make Clean Sweep of Series With Tigers by 10 to 7 Win PHILADELPHIA Sept 21 The Athletic clean sweep of their series with the Tigers by taking the game here this afternoon by 10 to 7 The champions game on ice when they bunched seven runs in the fifth the grand the seventh At Simmons strengthened his bid for the American League hitting title by stepping out four clean singles In five times ht beL Ills tee inmate rival Jimmy Foxx drew four straight walks and then grounded out to short Carroll Terkes who followed Bill Breckenrtdge to the hill la the fifth RATIONAL LEAGl'B final game tomorrow llilMrtplila ABRBFOAEI SEAS O' Dm I If SirWIlR If eeeaeeeeeeeel KMl ft 5 I I I I bltlffi 3k eeeal I I Hurst ik I 1 I PmL Cf eeeeeaal I A A ThnWW 5 IIJJ eooaS I I CoUiB Jp eaeeeaatl XtvptL A I I I I Tttlll aeeeaaaa4l AS 57 ll fVftllM If CrltSv 5k eat Walktr rf Kklfi Ik AlltB rf aaaaaaee' nkrfortlh fgrd Htripph Sk eaaeeaaaaei Aflll ((MKtMtMtl Lictl Ekrksrdlp of the season with Terry on base In the eighth Inning started the Giants on tbs way to victory Taro unnecessary runs wers added oa four hits In the ninth OttTs circuit clout gave him a lead of one over Hack Wilson and Chuck Klein for home rua honors in the league Bill Terry and Freddy Liadatrom led the New York attack with three bits apiece Hornsby went hltless and fell behind Terry In tbe leagve batting race Walker's victory over the Cube was thu ninth achieved by a southpaw this year The giants close their stand here tomorrow and Men the CuL-a are Idle for five days Score by Innings: New York MS 4 IS 1 Cb lease 1M SM 1 2 ftatterlw: Walker and Hogan Root ggd flffltUltti LOUGHRAN WILL FIGHT SHARKEY Pittebxrg 4 Hasten a New Terk 4 Ctilcoiu Philadelphia CinclnaeU Brooklyn 3: Lome a AMERICAN LEACrg Boaton 2 Cleveland 3 New York 2 rhbeee Philadelphia 12 Detroit 7 St Louis 4 Washington A American" amocutim Columtras 4 Minneapolis tft Panl 12 Toledo a LdClovlUa 3 Milaoukoo Kanaai City I Indianapolis 7 STANDINGS XATIOIfAL LUGtl Wat U5 MMt(i( PlttibUTf (MIMMMei ft Trft a( 77 ft LmiIi ftft 7ft RrMklyt te mmmi Ph1l4lp5l ft! 71 CINCINNATI 41 ftft BftMOft MIIIIIIIMIII ftft ftft Tommy Loughran retired undefeated light heavyweight champion whe meets Jack Sharfcsy in Ncw York Septcmbar 26 in a hsavywsight bouL is presented a geld belt by a boxing publication ae popular boxer Last year Gens Tunrsy won award At left is Jeo Smith manager and at right Loughran snapped at Loughran training camp Lake Pa Horse Show Will Be Featured at Annual Meet of State Foxhunters Association Beginning October 20 AMERICAN LEabrn lift ftft Trfk 75 ntvdtaft Tft Bf ljtil5 7ft ftft HMklftfttftt fMMMM ftt 77 Ji Dttfftlt MM4((MMM ftft ft 6 'hlfftfft (ll(IMieM ft ftft BftMftt MMMMie(l ftft IX AMCBICA! AftSOCUHO expected to be one of the best ever held In Kentucky In view of the fact that Crab Orchard Springs rates with ths best of the picturesque hunting grounds In the United States The country tu plenty of natural beauty and stone walla rati fences hlUs and dells make It an Ideal spot for the fox-fa unL TLe country abounds In red foxes and lovers of tbe sport will find old Reynard In his rtravil-Ingist" mood during the week of the bunL One the features of the meet will be a plantation saddle ring which will be open to all the old time riders In the Crab Orchard country The gates will be running walk and canter and Mr Woodard expects this to create aa much Interest as any thing which the week wlU offer It Is planned to hold the bench show on the morning of the first day and the horse show in the afternoon The derby for the puppy class will be held onTuesdpy and Wednesday while the silage stake will be tun on tbe last three days NEW YORK SepL 21 Tbe chill fingers of early autumn groping for the remnants of tba major league baseball season will brush tbe final traces of the outdoor box fighting from metropolitan ball yards this comtng'Treek On Monday and Thursday the fight faithful will wind on the mufflers for two sets of heavyweight tussles the dessert of the fistic offerings and thus saved for the last Both shows will have some bearing on the elimination of chief grabbers for the vacant heavyweight throne Victoria Ca ra polo the Manasaa mauler from tbe Argentine Jammed Ms ten-round Joust with Phil Scott the London (reman Into the same week as Tommy Lougtiran'a bid for heavyweight fame against Jack Sharkey by forcing two postponements of Humbert Fugazy's chief offering of ths season nt Ebbets field In Brooklyn This show win be put Monday Campolo though eat and most promising of the' season's mammoth developments contracted a pain la the back and elimination of the kink took two full -weeks It Clashing with 'this- attraction Madison Square Garden will give Kiiarkey the expressive sailor from Boston another gojden opportunity to stamp his worth on the heavyweight division In the Yankee stadium Thursday night A onesided victory or knockout of Loughran will give Sailor John tke post position in the race for Gene Tunneya discarded crown and gnaranteo him a Job in the main- bout next winter of the Garden's annual extravaganza at Miami Fla Defeat will above Sharkey beck Into the second row where he has been tossed several time but never ant-hored since the night Jack Dempsey stowed him away two years ago' Lough ran grown to a full-fledged heavyweight since renouncing the ITS-pound coronet Is a decided menace to the well-being and ambitions of the large leather sltngera Inning got credit for the victory-His first of ths season Detroit ABtHNAI rf osooooeoeseeft ft 5 ft 5 RteCk rf so -SO 0220 ft 5 5 QhriRCF 55 222222222(1 5 ft 5 AtMMrior 15 5 15 fltMA If 0OSO00222022o5 5 5 1 MeMasaa 3b 2 Akrra BO 4 111 PMIllpa: 3 13 4 I'bla a 3 111 Pradbommo 1 Graham 2 Hallmans I Pass FotborgUl ss Totals -37 11 24 2 3 a Bat tad far Graham Is aifhtk lasing siBattad far Pag la slstb lasing PMIndcIphls Moraa 3b Hsaa cf Samnti rf Simmons If ibbhnai 2 1114 4 2 a 2 2 2 1322 2 3 4 2 2 2 1 French If Pass IS Pykaa Bo lay bo 4 Mattos 1 Parkins I Miller a Xarkea Totals 17 33 31 1 3 Battod (or Rrockisrldio la foarth Inning Scots by Innlgs: Detroit II Philadelphia 10S 013 1 Rxns batted Johnson (This Rico 3 Alosnxdor Phillips Wwtmonp 3 lYhm 3 Perkins 3 gumma Raley Twx-booo huo Pykaa Parkins Alosandor Phillips Stolen Johnson 3 Simmons Atos under Oohrinser Pbilllpn Double Rico and Phil-lips Daft on Detroit JS dolphin It Bass oa off Vblo 3 off Pradbommo 3 off Orakom 3 off Hrorktnrtdgo 2 off Torkoo 1 off Pago I struck by Ublo 1 by Prudhemmo 3 by Brarklnrtdgu 1 off t'hlo I Is In nines off Pradbommo 3 In 3 tan-lacs: off Graham 2 1a 3 Innings off Paso sons ta 1 Inning: off Breckinridge lx 4 taxless off Terkes 2 In 2 tnnlngx Wild Breckinridge Winning Terkoa Losing pitcher Prud-hammo: Owens: rampboU and McGowan Time of gamo BOSTON WINS 4 TO BOSTON SepL 21 Boston mads it two out of three games from Cleveland hero today by win ning 4 to 2 in 12 innings: Pitcher Bayne knocked Todt in with the grinning run with single over Averill'a head Boston had 12 men left on bane and Cleveland 2 Neither RueeelL who pitched nine Innings or Bayne paased a man Clinton Brown recent Indian addition from New Orleans would harp pitched a winning gamo but for Tavenei's wild throw to tbe plate in tho ninth Scare by innings: H- E- nsvoland 101 SM CIS 3 I 3 22 3 Ml IS 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 12 1 2 1112 1 2 1 2 I 2 2 2 3 2 2 2 12 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 3 2 Batteries: Miljao Brown and Sawoll no Run Bayi BROWNS DEFEAT SENATOR WASHINGTON RepL 21 IFU8L Louis cloned Ita last appearance ef tho season hero today defeating Washington 4 to 2 Tho visitors fell upon Jones in the first three inning for six hits netting two runs each in the first and third Burke who replaced Jones held tho visitors to one hit In tho next four innings and Braxton who went In after a pinch hitter had batted for Burke allowed only two kite: Stewart for tho visitors aV lowed Washington only four hits cere by Innlngn Leol 341 4 3 WMbiagton Sit IN Batteries: Stewart and Mantes Ji Bxrko Braxton and Sponear YANKS WIN EASILY NEW YORK SepL 21 The Yankees hatted out an easy victory over tho Whita Sox hero today In tho second game of tho scries Tho score wan I to I Ed Wells kept tho eight Chicago hits well scattered but the Yanks bunched their blows off Ted Lyons: Reynolds hit THE BIG SIX (BT THE neSOrVATRD PREM) is Pet CTDoul Phi I tea 143 2(2 13 332 321 Herman Robins 137 231 32 All Hornsby Cubs 147 273 147 SIS ITS Immoxo At bio ties 132 24 12 Sy 37 Fox Athletics 143 42 IS 12 31 Rxtb Yankees 132 422 117 12 342 t- AROUND THE C1RCUHT WITH HOOVER Whlcbane recent winner of rich Behnont Futurity and generally rated aa the champion 1-yetNiId of America this year haa been retired tor the year according to a story reaching Lexington yeeter-day A1 of which 'means that the great aon of Chicle will be one of the abaenteea when the Breeder Futurity la run here next Wednesday afternoon The aon of Chicle and Flying Witch waa aent to the Brookdale Farm of Harry Fayn Whitney by Trainer James Rowe Wednesday afternoon to await the 2-yea r-cld champion In which he hopes to lay his claim to the 9-y ear-old title ee Boejum the out sen of Broomstick which won the Hopeful at Saratoga but failed to finish in the money in the Futurity when he bolted to the euteide fene in the etreteh run wee loaded on the aame van with Whichone and eent to Brookdale although it is improbable that he will remain inactive for the rest ef theyoar A message received by Thomae 8 Scott general manager ef the Kentucky Association track yocterday said that several ef Mr Whitney's horses ware being eent te Lexington and local turfites still held out heps that Boejum will came West to upheld the Whitney colors in the local Futurity la any event Boojum will be i pointed for the Pimlico Futurity Md fo regarded aa a certain starter In that event provided tie continues to train welL With Whichone and Boojum aa the main money wln- tiers Ur Whitney is now leading American oners by a wide margin having something Uke $200000 to hie credit It was believed that Whichone would be eent after the Kentucky Jockey Club Stakes and tin Pimlico Futurity at least and bis retirement mesas that tlie earning power of the stable will be hampered to a certain extent unless Ttoojum takes up where hie Ulustrt-ous atahlemate left off la the Belmont Futurity Was just reading a atory in the Morning Telegraph which sayst many folk rfto Boojum a fast non-staysr Major Beard Manager of the Whitney breeding interests dees net held te this theory 1 can't figure what made him bear out so badiy-in ths Fu- turity Major Beard said te the writer today 'But I knew it was net threugk lack of heart Pea- aibly something is hurting him would' be willing te wager he wine a good distance stake next season if he trains as I antici- pate And speaking ef big-eared harass there was one named Sy- whe wee ne peer raeer Boejum's ears are far smaller than those ef Whichone At the present time It looks aa though Caruso will be the chief reliance of tba East In the Futurity provided Boojum In not aent here to compete Caruso Is owned fqr Coe and Manager Scott received a message yesterday stating that Mr Coe would eend two eljyibies for the Futurity here It Is said that Caruso Is one of the pair which will run In the white and green polka dots of the Coe stable Right new a email field is in prospect far the classic event The most prominent atarters will be 8 Clark's Galeday Hal Price Alcibiadae the Southland All Upset Audley Farm's Gallant Knight Mr Coe's Caruso Brownell Com ha Humming Bird Gaorge CeltinaT Thistle Ann and and Star Lassie Frem the leeks Of things ths fisld this yssr will bo much smaller than that af last with about ten youngsters competing for he 30r 000 prize which will he hung up next Wednesday The loss of Earl Fool from the riding colony at the local track Is a distinct loss Earl suffered fracture of his right knee cap while dodging through a fence to avoid the flying heels of an unruly 2-year-old which he waa supposed to ride In the third race He waa taken to fit Joseph's hospital where an operation waa performed la an effort to save ths knee it Is thought that ths member will be stiff even If It heals properly and this drill prevent Fool from accepting any mors mounts on any race track In The country Nobody feels ths Isas ef the PHONE No 2 KINKEAD Coal Co MILWAUKEE SepL 21 Louisville hunched five hits for nil of their runs in the third Inning off Eddleman here today and took the series opener 2 to Tho Brewers made six hits and benefited by ten walks but Williams was tough tn the pinches marooning 12 men on tbe base lines Temple hurled well In a relief role for Milwaukee: Both teams completed three double plays: Association scores follow: Soar by laslxss: IsalnUlt S2I MHwaoka Set IS 1 3 Battartes: WUIIaaM axil Thaai Xddlemaa Templa sad McManaaiy Ik-ara by I Balnea: Talada SM Mi set SL Paul SSS SM I 14 Rattarlas: HcQuilUa Ffaffar a ad Me Curdy fhaaly a ad Fraaer Srara by laaiasa: rblumbas 1M 31 4 11 1 Xlaaaapolls M4 1 Battalias: Jablsaawskl and Darlaa: Dentsn Mlddlataa a ad Mcllullaa Kaaaa Srara by laalags: RH Indiana polls IN M3 II 1 Kanaaa City 321 Ml IS 2 Rattariaa: Scbapp Bararsll Hall aad Riddle Xelaaa Shrahaa Darla aad Fetara HEAVY HITTERS CONQUER SOX The Lexington Heavy Hitters emerged victorious In the first of a three game series with the Memphis Red Sox yesterday afternoon on Stiver field taking a free-hitting contest by the score of 10 to 7 Each team garnered 10 hits but the locals used theirs to a better advantage overcoming a four-run lead In tho seventh Inning and forging ahead to win the gams In ths eighth Cornelius twirling for tho visL pitched a steady game bet errors by his teammates at critical stages spelled defeaL Lana held the visitors at bay after the second Inring and struck out 19 of the opposing batsmen Tbe visitors started tho fireworks by tallying three runs in the firsL Ward singled wsnt to second on Me sacrifice and scored on Glass single Glass took second on tbe throw-! On Wesley's fly to left center Winn and Stevens collided allowing the ball to fall safe and Glass scored Wesley went to second and scored on Benny's single to right but Benny was thrown out trying to stretch his single Into a double Two more runs were added In the second after two had been retired The locale scored one In their ha If of the second Huber singled went to third on two -Infield outs and scored on Johnaon's ainglo over aecond The Heavy Hitters tallied two more In the fourth when Tye waa aafe on Wesley's error Huber forced Tyo at aecond IfVttempting steal and Haber scored on single Tbe visitors scored their final two runs in the fifth and the locals put one over In the fifth Morrison singled and White outran his bunt Morrison scored on Tye's single The Heavy Hitters' big Inning was the lucky seventh when they batted around scoring fire runs to overcome a four-run lead While singled and went to second on Tye's Singh- scoring on Wesley's error handling Huber's grounder Tye went to third and scored on 2ten ena grounder to Ward Whitley waa paased and Wesley's error of grounder filled the hassocks Winn's single score Stevens and Whitley Johnson going to third Lane's long sacrifice fly to right field scored Johnson The locals added their final two runs la tbe eighth The Heavy Hitters will meet the Red Sox In the second gsme of the series on Stivers field this afternoon st 2 o'clock It was announced yesterday that ths Heavy Hitters will hava return game with ths Lexington Specials next Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock on Stivers field Rhoads and Barnes will be the battery again and the Infield will be revamped The Specials defeaL ed the Heavy Hitters In a gam Thursday afternoon by a 2 to 3 tally Tho box score of game follows: AIIHNAB Ward 3b 2 3 2 3 MclIaskalL lb 4 13 2 ntaaa rf 4 1 21 Waaley aa 112 Rasera If 2 2 11 Rexney 3b 2 2 3 2 CoraellotM 4 2 Harris 3 2 3 2 2 2 2 2 3 1 2 Bell cf 3 1 32 7 12 34 11 2 Bessy Hitters AB IRNAB Morrlsua aa 2 1 1 3 2 Whita 8b 5 5 5 1 Ik 3tt3t322S2223232l I I llibtff 9 40 2 200 5 5 5 5 cf Sit922 222 5 5 9 5ft WhHltFa ff ft 5 5 ft ft JChllM ft ft 5 ft ft WlBBi If 5 ft 5 5 LBBCi 4te4l44(44l 5555ft Totals 9 12 12 27 3 4 Scare by iaalBfa: Rad Sox 332 232 22S- 7 Heavy Iftuars 212 112 12 Mammary: Rasa battod Olaaa Bexxey Rogers Waaley Jahxoaa Wlaa 3 ra Ha bar taxa Ta base Haber Tluee-baae Ward Stales Bogors 3 Ha bar Me-HaakeU Glam: Morris Laaa track by Csraolloos 7: by Laxo 12 Baao ax xff 1 off Laxo 2: Loft aa Ba Sox Heavy HU tars Poaaad ball Huber Umpire -Patera TIM of game- 3:13 in turn carried It to the district attorney Mrs Edwards late today expressed concern and suggested that he may have met with foul play LAC0STE TO WED rVRISJ France SepL 21 The engagement of Rene Lacosta fa nous French tennis to Mile Simone Thlon de la Chaume equally famous French golfer waa announced today TODAY'S GAMES AMERICAN LEACCl Chicago nt Raw York Cleveland at Boetoa Philadelphia at Waohiaftea St Louie at Detroit RATIONAL LEAGCB Rrooklya at St Iiala How York ot Chicago Philadalphla nt CtacisasiL AMERICAN A1JM1C1 27102 Toloda at St Paul folamhus at MlnnepolM ladlaaapallo at Kum Can LoulstlU at Mtlwaukea In 1177 thero were 15 pltytas a football team usually amted follows: Nine men in the one quarter-bark two one three-quarter-bark and tn becks? When Georgetoni went to the polls last nwisik -found the names of three Cic Kentucky Conference coacfcu the mer Veraallles mentor wa its: for senator: "Uedie" TNoew Georgetown High roach vwr ning for county Judge It ty" Long former Mayarille rxr waa running for the city cN and two of them were race Carey Rplcer ef the Univ9-Kentucky is prohably th blocking hack in the state 1 played tackle and end at Irtf High school? Radheurne var games as a pitcher on th dene team ef tho National la In 1214? Cheer leader doat on root beer? a homer with on on in th St-or by Innings: Chirac Ml fl-4 New York 13 Batisrloa Lyoas sad Veil Dickey Tune in on Station WHAS WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 25A Nino Until Eleven P- 9 It'e Radi Night An A I ington Program Totili gBfttttA far Afh IP Score by taxings: Philadelphia Cincinnati 1'' Kune MM KHy 3 Collin blt-h 2 Allan 3 Kiel Hunt Thavrwjor Swanson Two-boa Kelly Swanson KM 3 Walker CTIwI Thovenow Strip Thrao-baM klta-Whilnsy Swanwn Stolon km -mu WhUney Hurac Kon-pal Allen DouMa Whitney ta Hunt Cord ta Kelly U(t oa kaaaa Philadelphia 11 Cincinnati I Baae on eff Huy 3 tVIHne 4 Aah 1 rurk by May 2 Ehrhardt off CMIfua lu 2 1-2 laalusa: mtl Koupal 4 la 2 2-2 Inntase: May It la Inning ff Aah 4 lu 1 Inning: eff Ehrhardt none la 1 lulus lilt by by May ffwel) nun' Sukeforth Winning pllrher Collins living pitcher Mur rmirfrMs Hart Moraa and Iflr-Tima af BROOKLYN BEATS CARDS ST LOUIS Sept 21 Watson Clark hld the Cardinals to Are scattered singles today and Brooklyn won the first game of the series with the retiring league dhampiong I to Bill Hallahan gas the Robins a run in the first on three singles and two In IU sixth on pass Bissonette's double and Ildnlca'a single Bissonette's two bagger waa the only extra gase hit of the contest Inn by Innings: Brooklyn IS SSS 3 11 2 SI IjUilf VSS a 4a Ralterlee: Clark and Plclnlch ku Iherdel and Wilson BRAME BEATS BRAVES PITTSBURG Sept 21 Pittsburg made It three out of five games from Boaton today by winging the series Jina'l 4 to 0 Irvin Brame allowed the Rrarea only five hits in scoring bis sixteenth victory of the season for the rates Bob Smith was touched for three runs In the first Inning on three single a walk and Robertson's error The fourth Buccaneer tally was added In the third on Paul Waner'e double-with Traynor's single Lloyd Wanier went hitless after batting safely la the Inst 21 games gear by lan tag: If Bouton M2 -2 1 BtlaMirg 121 222 4 I 2 Battsrlao: Smith lwlaney and Spoh-r Leggett i Brame and Hsmsley GIANTS WALLOP CUBS CHICAGO Sept 21 Charley Root livid New York In check for seven Innings today but faltered in the last two and the Giants took a to 1 decision over the champion Cube Melvin Otfs fortieth home ran popular veteran rider any mere than does Jack Baker who could larva Peel in charge of the stable at any time with the assur-anee that everything would be in apple pie order when Baker returned Earl has been a great rider in his time and although he has lest seme ef the eunning whieh characterizes youth in the riding game he still retained ae much knaek ef booting heme winners as any rider on the race track His one redeeming feature was his dependability and in the riding game this is ene ef ne'e greatest assets Trainer Baker will have to look elsewhere for a rider now and It looks like Jake Heupel will get tbe call at least for the time being Mr Baker hasn't been so well himself having taken ill at Saratoga while preparing Galaday for the Hopeful and the misfortune of losing Fool makes the trainer's burdens all the greater We can only hope that Poors Injury la not as bad as thought lr and that be will be with bis next spring: He has host of friends who will Join me In wishing him ths speediest recovery possible: He's a dandy sport and a prince of a fellow and a rider and It Is regretted that he had to pick aa outside mount to cause his Injury SEMPROS PLAY ELKCHESTER Tke Lexington Bempros baseball team win dash with tbe strong Etkcbeeter nine at Elkchester this afternoon at 2:20 FOfir weeks ago: the Elkchester team loet to the Sempros I to when Rhoads pitched for the Lexington Mm- Elkchester has secured Arthur Eads a veteran butler ef tbe Southern Association who will gat ithe cell today A tight pitching duel between Rhoads and Eads is xpected Should Elkchester win the game today it will cans a three-cornered tie between Elkchester the Sem-pros and Irvine for tbe championship of the Blue Grass and the playoffs will be he'i la tbe near Haita Unprrccded Interest la being taken In the annual horse show to be held tn connection with the meeting ef the Kentucky Foxhunters Association at Crab Orchard Springs during the week of October SO according to an announcement last night by William Woodard chairman of tbe horse show committee Mr Woodard said that be had selected the Judges for the show and that they would be Miller Ward of Paris Baysle Howell of Louisville: and CapL Armstrong of Louisville These men are well qualified for tbs Job whieh they vfUl hold on the day of tbe show and were selected after a careful check of all candidates for the position Mr Woodard said Lexington merchants are being solicited for appropriate silver trophies to be given the winners of each of the 10 classes of the show and these-baa been a- ready response The horse show and fox hunt is Turf Topics Herman Schulte the good ap- prentice boy which la under con-j tract to the Audley Farm stable! forged Into tbe leed In the winning Jockey column when be piloted two winners Mary Gardner and Mary Dale The boy now haa eight to his credit two more than haa Verlyn Smith who went to Maryland to ride Boesle Into fourth place In the 910000 handicap there yesterday afternoon Russell who rode another winner yesterday Is now tied with Smith for second place honors while Edwards Is next In line with five winners having piloted Hernan Cortes yesterday Jake Heupel still haa four while Carroll Flnnerty and Connelly have three each Danny basing added te hie collection by piloting Broadside to victory In yesterday's feature clash Hainan WesL Pool Dubois and Cramer have two each while Yelton Ryan Murray and Phllpot have one each to their eiediL a Marone Manor tho A Marene celt en whieh Earl Peel received a fractured knee cep en Friday was gelded yesterday morning by Horace Jones The celt has always been a bad 'aetor and hie owner thought that gelding him probably would bring about a better disposition en tho part ef the 2-year-old see Jockey Landelt who has been riding with success around tbe Canadian circuit this year was an arrival and desires to ride for the time being for reliable owner Landolt sot his start around Kentucky an3 Is under contract to Padgett Tbe boy can make 102 Jockey West waa taken 111 after tbe first race yesterday afternoon and had to cancel the rest of bla mounts LiUey substituted for him on Last Thought In the third Judy took hie piece on My Destination In the fourth IU Flnnerty displaced him on Mickey In the fifth and Judy rode Margaret Flynn West's original mount In the sixth heat A let ef people are wondering what Miekey would have one te Broadside if Mickey had warn only two bandages in-etead ef four as was the ease Mickey gave the Man War horse a mighty battle down the etreteh and lest the decision by a neck Charles Houbra announced yesterday that he expected to send a stable of eight horses to the Fair-mount meeting: Jim Gass was a visitor and said he Intended to ablp Ham 11-ten'a Our Own High Spirited and Adelot to Churchill powns after tho dose of the present meeting By Apprentice George Land undsr contract to the Audley Farm has boon Isasod te Anderson for ths ro- maindor ef the New York sea-sen it became knew here yew tarday The bey' who has been riding at Lineoln Fields wsnt frem there te Aqueduct te report te hie new employer 8 Wallace and Noah McClelland former members of tbe official Kentucky racing family were visitors yesterday Apprentice Carroll lodged a claim of foul against Bob Black burn after Carroll's mounL Guide finished second to the Senenata fiock Farm gelding In the seventh race yesterday but the result of tho race stood It seemed that the winner got as many bad breaks In the stretch as did Guide Welter Taylor wee all smiles when he heard that Bessie had finished fourth in the (20000 Potomae Handicap at Havre ds Grace He said he received a message from Jaek Middleton who saddled the filly for him that Bessie hsd a little tough luek in the race er might have shewn among tho first three At that however she beat some ef the best 3-yoar-olda in the eountry including Beaeen Hill in the race Bessie is owned by Hal Pries Headley and seems te be a little better than rated She had started 12 times before yesterday and had won five raess and more than SJ)00 Bar None Red Knight Deep Water Lucky Dan Dougherty and Silver Top ths property of the Berkley Springs Stable will be sold at the conclusion of the racing season la Kentucky It was announced yesterday afternoon a a Tho largest crowd of the meeting was in attendance yew tarday afternoon took eloso te an hour for all the automw bilee te file out ef ths grounds a SL Jim which was out front pert of the way In the second race yesterday Is a half-brother to Misstep being out of SL Theresa and by Jim Gaffney The colt Is owned by Mias Ragan and trained by Pierce No wonder he haa a little speed about him PROMOTER AND $20000 DISAPPEAR DURING FIGHT NEW ORLEANS La SepL 21 5F-A wide search waa Inaugurated today for Frankie Edwards promoter of the Canxonert-Wolfe lightweight bout here who disappeared layt' night during tbe fight with some 120000 of tho gate receipts Creditors Including tho principal fighters Tony Canxonerl and Eddie Wolfe took their case to tbe LPWlsIsna fanwing iuwnK who CONEY TROTS MEET CLOSES CINCINNATI Ohio SepL 21 UL-Tbe Grand Circuit meeting at Coney Island closed today with program of four race The local horse Black Leaf won the 2:15 trot feature event beating the field In the first two heats taxing a new record oZ 2:02 2-4 la the first but lost the final to tbe western gelding HoUyrond ChieL- It was the eighth winning nee for Black Leaf this season The Royal Lady from the Fleming Slaule broke In the first heat cf the 2:14 pace and lost to Mr poleon but was easily best In th next two: BUI Rogers an Ohio colt won the event for 2-year-old trotters and Mort Knight an Indiana half-mile track star was best in the classified pace FIRST Claaairied pace three hata pura to: Men Kutcht hr Dark Xalsnt (dam uakaaws) (La-suard) 311 Alexander Direct blk (Mia) its Bla Direct (Panhall) 12 1 1 Direct our Wk (Beaaett) 14 4 Barney Geesle: (Ha tier) 2 2 Ft or Abble Rah Ray Peart Dt-ft ayd Peter alee startad Time 3:24 1 1-4 3:22 3-4 SECOND tret three heats' pane 21222: Black Leaf blk by Mala (Vaabareat 113 HoHyraad Chief (Tbomaa) 12 8 1 Aqaftaala (Cane) 3 4 Bueaa Vlata (Ratherferd) 2 2 Mlaa Maiiaa Toddler re (PanhaU) 3 2 3 Leon VVenbe Salat Gay Odare Joe A and Elaaaar Forbee startad Tima 2:23 3:24 1-4: Third 3:14 paca three hcatn puna 2L222: Tbe Royal lady by Ont-taa Raya Sadie The tacaA (Flemlns) 2 11 Mr Xapoleoa (Lacey) 14 2 Lord Scott (Stvseaa) Ill Lady RaaaL Bey (Thasma) 223 Klas Gratia a (Marrtaoa) 4 3 4 Time 1-4: 3:23 3-4 3:4 14 POL'RTH TTi roe-year-aid (rat three heat pane 1122: BlU Resera a by Oliver Befle Street (Mlc-alllla) a 213 Elate a ch (Valeatiae) 3 I Laanl Wreath hr a (Carae) 2 3 3 Seaatar Worthy ch (Par- Ill i 222 SIsaaL A (Eraklae) 2 2 4 aartad Tlaa 2:21 2:22 Whir lay' ala I-S 2:23 1-3 57th Annual Fall Meeting THE LEXINGTON TROTS September 30th to October 9th 4145000 Faup Rasas (af twelve mere heats) Daily The outstanding nee day of the year will be HAMBLETONIAN DAY October 8f featuring The Hambletonian $60000 OTHER EVENTS SAME DAY 10000 Other important eventai Kentucky Futurities 25000i Lexingtan (2-yro) 10400) Th Transylvania 5JW Daily concerts by Phyllis Feingolds noted Orchettia of Chicago assisted by Three Vagabond tpoeisl Railroad Rats from Paints ISO Milas sf KENTTUCKY ASSOCIATION I.