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Miss Muffins, Equal Favorite Stars of W Belle of Elizabethtown Captures $ 1,000 Tulipán Handicap, Feature Race at Havana Track Miss Muffins, Equal Favorite Stars of W. and J. Eleven Who Will Journey to Coast to Play California Grand Circuit Stewards May With Winner, Finishes Second Adopt Two-Heat-Rule in 1922 The Under Im¬ Boy, Heavy Rain Spoils Races Hec(dara CocLCii. T.cfltle?, Secretary of North Randall Track Will Try to Put post, Third; Long Shots At Jefferson Park; Over New Regulation at Annual Meeting in Cleve- SwcepCard iuEarlyRaces Mudders in land Next Month; Would Make Races Shorter Special CabU to The Tribune Glory HAVANA, Cuba, Dec. 17..Bolle of By Frank S. Cooke the Klizabethtown, five-year-old daugh¬ CommanderMcMeekinWins With the approach of the annual meeting of the Grand Circuit stew¬ ter of Jack Atkin--Cloistress, won the From Simplicityand Mod¬ ards, to be held in Cleveland on January 9 and 10, those who would not Tulipán Handicap, a five and a half be could make a few furlong dash for all ages, which fea¬ esty in Feature Event happy unless they suggestions are on the firing line tured the card at Oriental Park this The Grand Circuit can change rules as far as its own afternoon. Mis«s tracks are con. Muftins. an equal fa¬ Front o Special Correspondent cerned and what innovations there have been have come vorite with the winner, was close sec¬ from this orgar- ond, and The NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 17..Heavy for the old associations do little in Hoy, which carried a rains the card at Jefferson Park ization, parent this line. heavy impost, was third. spoiled The North Randall track at Cleveland Only four horses were this afternoon. Scratches were numer¬ ; entered and more to add all «tarted. The Boy, which does not ous and the mudders were in their ; is responsible for ideas perform up to his highest standard on glory. The fourth race, which was snap to racing than any of them. Every a fast was carded as the feature, went to Com¬ City Five track, quoted at evens thcro is new for the College while Belle of Klizabethtown and Miss mander McMeekin. Simplicity was sec¬ year something Muffins were 7 to 5. Koran, the othei ond and Modesty third. It was not patrons, who thu3 enjoy tho very beat Defeats Princeton starter, was the outsider and ran tc much of a betting proposition, Simplic¬ I on the racing calendar. Win Rinnan, form, finishing a poor fourth. Bcli« ity being the outsider at 8 to 1. who is both of the track and of Elir.abethtown, closely followed bj Propagander, A notorious slow track secretary Quintet by 18-13 Miss Muffins, caught The Boy, whici runner, was installed a 7 to 2 favorite of the grand circuit, announces that was off first at the half-way mark. in the third event, but Trantula was in he is going to try and put over a two- Great Racing into the -stretch, McLoughlin a racing, mood and uppct the dope by beat rule which he believes will make Shooting of Fahrer. tm Miss Muffins, tried to get up, bu1 winning easily. The favorite just lasted Guard. .when Fields went to the whip with hi: to beat Lively for the place. real contesta out of racc3. Helps Loral Play, mount he had little trouble won the from Little The three-heat rule, fol¬ crs off the. shakiuj Voogcria opener generally Capture Clo*c CÀmtp«;! contender. The race was wort! Tolly, with Rochambeau third, while lowed on the mile traclrs and adopted $1,000 to the winner. the second event resulted in a victory À fast track and fine weathe for Burgoyne, which beat Anticipate by most of the half-milers west of the The C. C. X. Y. basketball ruara .-'<-. "brought out a near record bol and Ace of Aces. New scrv.3 the fented the Princeton Univcrsitj five eg ida; England statin, pur¬ the loca! court last crowd, and the spirited racing result The results: pose of r.i^ot, for the f.rpt ed in several shortening the events, but it time, in four a upsets. The first rac« First race (for ear-olds: years, in elotse, lianl- «aw the t«xo-y claiming; han a serious drawback. When a horse The r-enre t_: talent clinging to M. P. Suggs' purse $600: five and a half furlongs) . fought game. IK «o \'.. Who Can Tell, which it was reportei Yoogeria. 103 (C. It. Miller), 7 to Ö, 1 to 2 has won the first and'second heats he Princeton wax in front at the er.I or «ould graduate from the and 1 to 4,- won; Little Polly. 113 (K. the first 9 to 7. maiden clas won half. in s but a Barnes), 6 to 1. 2 to 1 and even, second; ban the race, so that the third Fahrer, the romp, last-minuto plunge o; Bochambeau, 108 (Coltiletti), Ï0 to 1. 8 to -«ensatior.a! right sua'd Awning changed things somewhat, fo 1 and 4 to 1, third. Timo, 1 :I1 :'-5. Kirtle, heat often is a joke, especially where of tho City College «¿«jint-t. practically this one outgamed the favorite in Polly Varden, Sungai, and won tlie Horn Imago Fog there is betting. North Randall got game "ingle handed by scor- .drive. Who Can Tell tired badly an also ran. ing 16 of hi? team's 18 líe nad» an S around this last summer points, Sun Girl, to t shot, came up fas Second rao (for three-year-olds and up¬ by sending three field baskets and «-cored twelve .and took second place to Awning. ward; claiming; purs'« $760; six furlong«) the winner of the first two h*ats to titilas fror.i the foul mark. The second race resulted in anothc .Burtfoyne, 110 (Coitilitti). IS to ¡j, even the which somewhat. defeat for and l to 2, won; Anticipate, 110 (Gregory). barn, helped Th»» tramo vrsi featured by c!e¿» the favorite. Timothy , 3 to 1, 6 to 5 and 3 to f., second; Ace of on th« of under a Means Harder Driving guarding part both team*-. Hogan, clover ride from Joeke Aces, 110 (Lang). 7 to *.', 7 to 5 and 3 to 6, There were only five floor bankets Prible, got first money, with Raven.se third. Time, 1:18.. CaWihe S., Plain BUI, Kinnan's plan i's going back to the in entire and m Assume and Perhaps also ran. scored the .jar-'«. (Anderson. Kent ere, also outsiders, sccon two in three heat .system of racing. Loeb and Führer From and tiiird. respectively. Third race (for three-year-olds and up¬ A horse must win two heat«, it calls scoTÍng the floor. Hard luck followed the ward; claiming; rurRe $700; eU furlongs) for harder driving and less laying-up. | Tn the first half Loeb. of Princeton, in the form playet .Trantula, 107 (King). 4 to 1, ti to 6 and scored the only go*-«l from the floor. third event, a claiming afTar 2 to 6, won; Propaganda^ J10 (B. Barnes). will make races shorter and permit of The ]ine-up: at fix furlongs, when Black Baby an 7 to a, 6 to 5 and I to 3. second; Lively. another event each afternoon. Also. Sunrose beat out IOS (Lang), 7 to 1, 6 to 2 and 6 to 5, third. it will to race twice, in CityCollege 18) Prmcctea Slarkader. The wir 1:17 allow starters ¡Position.I». «er paid 4 to and Time. 1-5. Cacambo, Get Em and a as two races will not take as «F.Edelstein .ï'-'ïrtf. 1, Sunrose was í Pickwick also ran. week, F.Klauber .*:»..., good as 3 to 1 for much from a hor3c as one of old ¡R- place. Starkader ra Fourth race (for allow¬ th« \C.Anderson ..:,;.. sluggishly, and Black two-year-olds; all-day-sucker affairs on the three in ID O.Ra«?i.;n .- ¡* Baby, which ances; purse $700; on«' mile).Commander CLxraiHrezr. Kopf, maiden owned by W. F. Knebelkam McMeekin, 105 (Zeller), 11 to "5, 1 to 10 five heat plan. What trotting needs is R. «.Fahrer .Ueb '.performed in a class and out, won; Simplicity, 102 move and this to it. Floor high manner. 3 .to to (MarinelH), pep appear:» supply basketp.Fahrer .".. AntSergon, 1, 4 6 and out, second; Modesty, 102 Another scheme I<o»b. Goal* fror« foul- -1 ?*--¦- «. The results: (Coltiletti), 9 to 5. 1 to 2 and very wholesome I (1!), I... out, third. which on a Brawner Í3). Substitute* .. First rare (purse, $700: for Time. 1:48 3-5. Colando also ran. Kinnan is working is han¬ ¡(7),l*Kcr Nadle for -City »Ids: fwo-yea race for trotter3 with records Klauher ';'aüb«r íor claiming; five ami a half furlong Fifth raco (for three-year-olds and up¬ dicap Nadle, Nadle- for A<telsteln. Adelsteln 1a. i«.Awning, 109 (Wakoff), 3 to 1, even at ward: claiming; purse $700; six W. and J. Football of 2:05 or better. There is too little Nadle, Hahn for Raskin, ."1 to 2. won: Sun Girl, 99 8 to furlongs) Crescent A. C. Team Roeonawlt. for "'S to-J «nd (Scheffel), .Tody. 109 (A. Wilson). 7 to 5. 2 to 6 and for these e7<tremely fast horsc3 to do Fahrer. Prineeton: Brawner. for J»r*fn?« 8 to 6, second; Who Can Te out. won; Smart Guy. 109 (Lang), 7 to 5. Correa for ».101 (Walls), 2 to J, 4 to & and 2 2 to and in in the regular run of stokes and purges, Wright, Wriçh» for Brawne- "^hird.
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