BROOMSPl eyentry;TAKES PRE [CHESTi.I -L STiMCE IN TURF WORLD JN.WHITN< AKNESS.R1 Pollyann and Jleg Capture I JAMAICA RESULTS [l P1ML1CO RESULTS II INDICTED PLAYEKS Ensor Rides Morvich to Win Pint h«.Jock Scot. 117 i rnurr uct i | U u * P WMW; 9 to S, 4 to I, 1 to 1; (Turner).Two mile*; parse. I2.MM: ConaolatloaI «*r^KJPi*a ***"*« DRAWING LARGER In Stakes Second and Third Money 102 (Woodstock), ( to'Wlnneeonne,I, 1 to Bteeplechaae Puraa; 4-»oar old. ,M tMutuel fold. Greenfield Selling ellla* ksadlesp; son-wlneera at Uit 2; 101 1 W*!,5?y at**, i.M. 2.80. 2.40; George Bovee, (Ponce). I to P; W- 4-°* ' < #. Tt ": | * Horae Wliria ,A"..J Time. 1:11 1-1. Soa Mimic 140 B rS7. third CROWDS THAN SOX Favorite Fast and Lands Jamaica 1 to Bklbbereea ;«n ,1! aa«» wi Gets Away Race Worth $43,000 Winner.Try«ter» Tankee 1KI | Motion*. 8aWo*tra,Wed*ewood.Algardi Wltllamn" 2-314 * ' BO,r* Salratello. and Great Mia. McUlnle 134 Joaaa I "«« », H. P W»I,., With Broom# pun, Fails Miserably; alio ran. Lecyprls 1M Howard « Feature Under Restraint.Valor Lands Coupled ' Baeoad *. Benrltor. 110 T;»e, 4:21 «-*. Kkibbareen MM; 12 nrrx ftMx. 'Black Sox' Playing to nil. $4.40. No -how inutilela *ito IM "»« Pimlico, Sktnnyland. 120 (Builman). 2 to 5. Tom Csaatty 111 Morrl. , l.ala da rauac 104 BlrhCTMk / ( crowds Ave and Q+t*. overwhalmlng cbotoa. 1 v lis Park, whera In ltlS takes for £-year-olds at , inasmuch as the net value to the wi nner was $43,000. Time, 1:45 3-5. Shillelagh 2d. L*d'» Eicnae Me liooney g "Tuuih. from lltrae. hy T«p oallaat It la «Jo»e winner over Biff Banc T.me. 1:02. Beeond Sunday's same they drew aa many |l.l:i Brush Boy and Dol.y Var- was a furious drive for position at t the first turn, with Careful and 2 to 5. 1 to 5. out; Brush (Ensor),Boy. Thoafht.. jam g2 <0 "' .«« Br«,*s, J32p£ and third Sun.yta.d and «v. 105 ,T 40 ,, iU Maryland people aa the undeniably clean idea finished second « -» thers^ the >acc. a been (Fator). even, 2 to 5; Dolly Ball*. M TO. Winner.eh.r more. fut and In his stride. Leonardo II furnishing early j After half mile had 57 br Oar alto; pane. 12.000; Monnm.nt.l White 80*. 1/ not Breaking h'« t. win (Marinelll), even. Time.Vardon, II. Trained oy W. Irriae.I'ltloiiml.jdiaBurt the Southalde Morvich opened up a commanding «*»<" throughout off Leonardo rushed to the front and looked as he be 1:07. woa aad op Calling themselves <«>' » "" »¥«r clipped might Friar* Rush and Evelyn good and alow; ta.llj, aeiond .nd third Handicap; 1-yaar-olda the fhdicted have lead Immediately and proceeded to °*«aer ,ro» I White also ran. driving. Mora, Wt Jockej pta Stars, players " furlong oourae Turwr rod. the winner. Tryster. coupled with Broomspun, and generally picked THUD SACK. a ball field at East win his second set of brackru »» fV Fifth Rare.Valor. 121 (Sand*). 2 The Archer io-J Rowan , -J obtainedder restraint from ®n- m as the winner, made a bid at this j joint, but it was plainly seen that to MINIMI on* sixteenth pur**. *1 non touij Heel l;4 Fairbrotber 2 u street and Greenwood Seventyflfthavenue, slight Jockey 5, out. out; The Boy. 100 rear-olda and op; noo-wfknera at the meet a sor. He covered the five and a ha.f if was to win 1 7 to ' P*r 110 lancaater S3' formerly uaed by the entry Broomspun would have to turn the trick. 10, out: Night Raider.(Marinelll),inf: claiming. l-ore Tap 10.1 Mooney « club. In Sunday's gam# they furlongs In l:fT. with 112 pounds IXmSVIULE Ky May ; The thousand® of dido 102 (Callajrhan), 7 to 1, out. Hot** Wt. Jni'kej. Fin. I0» , semi-professional Brush spectators even. Kite 100 Born* 1-h Hint,, played to mor# than 7.000 paid over a slow-track. Boy fori Jones continued his .Montup.rarrr. to lone to see that Time, 1:12 4-5. IdOrj > >» »r Hurna 6 not to wait Elected 2d also rsn. P. Q. King 111 tiordon / . whll#" 1.000 or more fana followed the "Inner do.est f.om horse save Minnesota, and Samuel Rom. Sixth Race -Ml! 117 WM" admissions th|, lfttrBoon whtn hll Roulaaa the other Whitney might Wlllfm A. 115 Brink 111 Rfmm't 3-1 w *'J?" w who could not get into the park the start and held on gamely to the turn into the (Ponce), 5 to 2 i Mock Orange KM Cordon cor®4 " ""P^aalve In the their money. On noticed on the clubhouse lawnsOthers 1. even; Dolly C. 102 Lancaater 4 wood 104 Allan game from a railroad land In the same position he oc- victory to Bay viewed the hom** stretch Broomspun shot the were 112 (Fator). 8 to .V I to 5; Fanfare,Daddy Holbert 121 Allen5 | 'Vuini Held. back of the center at the finish of his seven-furlong dash after a Gov. Ritchie, of Maryland. Roneate 10.1 Rarneaa I embankment cupied previous front and Leonardo crumpled up lis (Kelsay). i tn 5. Time.Fancier, f** Air*»r ifteldl. ||l.J» field bleachers. encounter with Morvich tlonal finish with High < ommaaCaenaaI There was a red-hot drive down Harry Disston, of Philadelphia; Mr. d:00 3-5. Hello Partner 111 Gregory T ..Il*1*;00. Beal. 00. Vineyard, Whirligig. 111 J arris ft »4 tl.M; Handy » $!.» Park, the In the Auburndale at the the silks the home stretch with the field and Mrs. Payne Whitney. Larry Harkartlore »S.40. Wlniirr.b g. by Incle Bu«r At Comiskey where Handicap latter carrying of T. Twirler, and Dick DtadeyeCarpenter.Bar Cey 11« Morn. » ^Vhlte Sox were the !* furlongs. 8. C. Hildreth sent c. McDowell. Both racers It closely bunched Ann. fourth Harry Payne Whitney. also ran. J l*»a by Urddlrr. Trained by Y. H Rmnhtaper, paying fought Polly Waterbury, War Plume 116 Mountain li» bred Hal Price Mart and waa one of the Valor to the post after scratch- oat all during the last in at this Rave her J. L. Keplogle. Eltott C. Condtn. 14.10. p. O by Headley g.md the crpw Joe Jackson Is the team's clean"*up Ford Owners: among them were: in the race had some 114 Morris 1 3-1 O Donorna 110 I*acu.ter hitter. He bats fourth. following prominent delegation.everything i*t ^ Seeaad Raee Purse 91,300: maiden 4 lln rieicher Admiral Grayson: Representative following but the current set 2-year-old Leonardo II 12*1 rrhnger Monnoa "Swede" Risberg "Happy" Kels< h Sidney E Mudd. of Maryland: Mrs strongly for the Whitney entry. Allies: four and one-half Tryater I2« Kummer .1 "Marie p.". Rowan p hits fifth and "Chick" Oandil sixth. When You Break a Spring of Thit Weight W. furlongs: Torty Sue, 115; Mesquite, Tovrb Me Not 126 Kalrbrotber (I I'l.ntaganet 110 gimmona 1* Hitt. Senator Hicks, of Tennes- The weather was cloudy and ths 115: Beautiful Copper Demon 114 Mooaer 7 'Mutual tie Id This "murderers row" was see; Senator R. E. Biggs, of Bait?- track was as a result of Dream, 115: Atta Gal, for win over the heavy 115; Canny Lady. 115; Katakana. lk>n Homme 114 R< bin»on S Time. 1:11 M. Tltanla. M00. ft on yesterday's responsible more; Representative Davis. ©f rains. recent115; The Star Voter T2«J (JruneUen 9 4,on 4.00; [jittle Mattdie. $7 .10 (.1 Omaha profesaionals. 14 to 3. Felach Colonel's Lady. 115: Orma ®°nny Jim 111 I>unra»ter 10 *10.70. Wlaaer.ek.f. 40Phantomby made two homers and was idolized Dale. 115: Horinga. 115. Be Good, tQuecreck 114 Mountuln 11 Rard of Jalr.Hope I^dy.rSam of Man to w Sport McMeekin. Horsemansl at being Officially put before the Tell Your Service ofKing8i= 108; Merchant. 113; Sandy Daring lip Jumps city council. Alderman Govier ,ERT E COuriBKis H. 113. a revolution Fourth to at Show asking introduced Raee.Purs* $1,300; Add Thriills Annual of licenae to Frank P. revocation "Go to EberlyV for 2-year-old coltsallowances;and -i who operatea the where 'At's stew bad.' well liked by the dockers. Canny four and park Conroy, geldings: one.half COSTIM ID PROM PAGE OXB Foiratcber. «nter«d by Fox iatr»j#»r Karma the "Black Sox" play, contending For the Vulcan Spring Shown Below "1 wrapped a ten-spot round Lady and the Colonel s Lady figure Bet Mosie, 110; Stonewall.furlongs: tint. entered by Walter M the of the 1* 110; mid. the riders standing upon the M«nd*Uj. reputation players nose." writes a chiruper fromUpset'sclose UP Old Merchant seems to be Stamp. 115: Dorius, 115: t'rnndeo. M><*ond: Red Top. #nt»r*d by John being commercialized. Alderman Oldt, 115: Top Mast. 115. Williamshoulder* of their comrades, anion, third: Soma lienrj. vntemi b r >- Cincy. **and didn't get anything, in a soft spot. The lads who nurse Lyle. speaking in objection, Fifth Hare.Purse $1,300: rrnhlai'a -Jeff** la II lag. Mount Airy Farm*, fourth. Govier withdraw the demanded Please help me out by giving us a the split-second watches are awfully and up: claiming: one and4-yearolds Offirer^ chary em. haarj-walfbt. cup pre Woodcock, b'ue ribbon winner in Misa Kvelvn I*ra»coParis Maid. 103; Alex DocoH.Jr., «J. courts decide the are we can. Klnglike. entered by MaJ. ^tahieaBrat:H. players what that means Blarney Stone is 108; Master Bill. 108; Honolulu Boy, in the fox huoters* competition -for second; Jeff, entered Gen. The resolution was In the at Louisville by Patten.guilty." day's opener fair. Link Boy should trim Tribune 108: Sandy Mac. 110. the cup biannualty by ft stable*, third; Tourrmine. entered by to I've a hunch that will presented Per"hinf the judiciary commute*referred I*ady Madcap for the "peep" money. Mxtb Itaee.Three-year-olds and Remount Service. C. 8. ^ , fourth. Semiprofcssional ball owners be the one to look little prlcie in the Mrs. Benjamin H. Warder. In this park Close fit in the fourth between up. six furlongs: purse $1,500; the Pimt rare. home, owned by Patted Sute. on the South Side are worried. They mug. She is right at her best now Dorius and William Oldt. Personally Shawnee Park Handicap: Mile. cla«s JelT, the big bay presented^ rorermneat or nfftcem ef Cnited to a anterad by Ueut. Kitt» and played yesterday meager crowds, and good boy will do the piloting. I fancy the chances of the former 97; Centimeter. 99; Courtship.Dasie,Gen. Pershing upon his return from due to the combination of Extra Duty Course the price won't be very ridden by Capt. Watem. firat: H G.Statea."",~^unfhy,.. cold Heavy Spring slightly best, but a limb play on 103: Rapid Day, 104; By Golly, 107; abroad d ridden by the leader lH>naId. entered by Kemoont Service V k weather and the South Side Star* Needed on Sedan* and Track* but it's just like taking candygenerous.either would be almost sure to Rangoon. 107: Columbia Tenn. 108; Ac, and ridden by MaJ. Hrott. ae^ond. in with them. A few Especially from a Blanche Mac and of the A. K. F. in the Victory parade, competition squeeler. with the "jack." Topmast connectand Sway. 109: Distinction. 114; rM,d" *c*"j K«alf;.rb."u.r. weeks ago they passed resolutions Golden Dreams have worked well, Stamp are of the improving sort and 116; Flags. 128. made his flrst appearance this from while is the Westwood. barring any player playing for We VULCAN SPRINGS Pongee dangerous will be knocking at the door. Paris <»rveaili Hare.Purse $1,300; in the show rlad"'" b» aaiateam or of or those under Carry ring seasonr^T"1?terra of tht I ntted tHatea against indictment. outsider.Maid only has to run one of her claiming: 3-year-olds and up: one army.Rlrdman Since the "Black Sox" have been For 72 Different Auto* and Auto Track* Be Good is some shifty baby. In the oincers' chargers' compcti- bT *" "'ttrnaon. im good races in order to hurl dirt in mine and sixteenth. The Virginian. tlon .None Hacn.T1 catered"""'V and ridden L making money, however, one Broke in a tangle the other day and the for the cup presented by Miss by l^ltb faces of her opponents from end 19; Capt. Burns, 103: Grace. 106 Kvelyn Prescott, Jelt took third A lino, anterrd by L. Laitb and magnate imploredsemiprofessional ran a* if still a trifle green. The to end. Any old price will be good aj> atvnous Girl. 107: Water H. den by R. Belmont, third. "Buck" horse heads place, the cup going to another rid. Weaver to join his team, that this baby today enough. Sandy Mac is at his best Pearce. 108: Nellie York. 110; Louie Roman ran.Prlrata Ram lv Annood according to Weaver. Weaver has will be some. Atta Girl from Gen. Pershing'* stablesentry 718 7th St. stepping now and that last race was no fluke. Lou. 113; Hereafter, 113. John M"r """ corpirSTJi also declined to join the "Black A. Eberly's Sons, inc., Bunny. of icJ""? Fort Master Bill will have his troubles w,,i,ro°? Troop u Mrrra. arcond Pri Sox." he wants a Geaeral Preaeala *<"*' of Troop M Tort saying chance to Wholesale Auto Accea*orie* defeating Docod for the short end Cap. tklrd Wytr. clear himself before playing again. of It. The latter has been working Gen. Pershing; presented the cup JAMAICA ENTRIES. like a house afire. Distinction for LOUISVILLE RESULTS to the winner in the ladies' mine in the sixth. This is the day of class. The winner. Anne hunters*Ford Ktnt Rjm.2-year-old maidens: days. First Rare.Archie Alexander. 109 belonging to Spencer llsley and selling; 5 furlongs: Stockpin. 110; Only necessary for Hereafter to (Mooney), 11.40, 5.50, 4.90; Ground ridden by Mrs. D. M Lee. gave a Manheim. 112; Marsdale. 112; race back to that last winning Swell, 109 (Murray), 4.60. 3.30; The performance that was practically 109; Radical. 107; San Stefano,Witchwork. in order to annex the long endeffortNephew, 109 (Field). 10.60. Time. 100 per cent perfect 114; Happy Buxton, 108; Vendor, of the purse in the last. The spot 1:26 1-5. Bond, Yellow Blossom. Tjny Tristram Devereux. son of % 108; Springtide. 98; Meuse. 106; seems to be made to order. The Eyes of Youth, Clem a family of famous horsemen, won Kojter Fred 98; Virginian works well. Nelle Torke Jacobean,the hearts of the judges and the Girl, 107; Kinney, should trim Madras Gingham. Advance,ThelReh, The Clockmender, 108. Mysterious Girl for the sen. Philanderer, Wildflower, Sam applause of the grandstands in Second Race.3-year-old Allies; show money. Golden Autumn and Nonsuit also away third place in the carrying Best Bet 'iiS furlongs: Runatrix, 111; Jamaica of the Oayi ran. ponies class First honors wentsaddle Belle. 101; Ten Buttons. Ill; Foam, DISTINCTION. Seroid Race.Quince Garden, 115 to little Miss ttvelyn Walker, 111; Mile. Cadeau. 107; Last Straw. Beat Take-a-Chanee Beti (PoolT* 22.70, 8.80, 3.50; Demos. 115 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold 117; Ocean Swell. Ill; Natural, 111; HEREAFTER. (Garnet), 7.00, 3.20; Be More Walker, cf Washington, on Ftre Maidens 115 2.30. :53 4-5. Fly. entered by William P. Cimarron. 107; Ballet, 111; Best Parley 1 (Lyke), Time, Careful. Collins. Havana. 107; Magic Heather, 101; ATT A GIRL, SINK BOY, TOPMAST Rob. Autocrat. Janku, Colossus and M K"'ere* far Haadleap. Thimble. 111. Settle also ran. .TO SHOW. Third Raee.Jetsam. 104 Interest in the program for todav Third Raee--3-year-olds and up: (Mooney) eeners around the handicap jump claiming; 1 mile a°d 70 yards: L*>rd LOUISVILLE SELECTIONS. 7.80, 3.80, out; John Arbor. 104 and the Corinthian. * Herbert. 117; Mandalay. 5.70, out; Montillo, 104 Fifty-eight 109; Plr»t Race.t.«d' Blaaehe (Porretto), are listed for the entriesto I Madea*. out. 2:07 handicap 112: Streamer. 92; Favour.Challenger. Time. 2-5. Corilla(Francis),be shown around the 106; Lady Lillian. 107; Darnley, 110; Mac. (.olden Drum. also ran. oiltside coursc Second Hace.Be d, Atta Girl, Faarth Rare Rouleau, 111 Riders In the Corinthian are Keziah. 107: General Cadorna. 115; to wear full, War Machine, 110; Louise Wynne, Canny Lady. $3.60, -2.60, 2.20; High (Garner), hunting dresa.required Third Rare . *erefcnnti BUrsey 109 (Howard). 4 10. Command.2.70; conformation to the rules of the hunt 96. Stone, I.Ink Boy. counting 50 per cent. Fourth Raee.3-year-olds and up: Jouett. Ill (Pool). 2.40. Time. 1:24 Fourth Raee . Dortas, William 4-5. British Maid, The endurance test for the trophy The Rainbow Handicap; $2,500 Barry Shannon, presented the Irish Oldt. Topmast. Humphrey. Travesty also ran. annually by American added: 6 furlongs: Dream, 109: K*ftk It: Part* Kemount Association will 119: Beach Maid. Sandy Fifth Raee.Sir Thomas Kean, 106 start Krewer, Dominique. 122; Mar. Master Bill. (Murray), 27.60, 7.60. today. Star. 95: Audacious, 116 Gladiator. 4.40; Coyne, Local ha mean *Wth Itnee . IJIstlnetloa. Flags. 110 horaea.Tom entered be 12C: Last Straw. 98: Naturalist. 132; (Game#). 3.00, 2 60; Ben Valet, Col. Robert M. Thompaon. first; Centimeter. 110 (Pool). 3.00. Time. 1:38 1-5. High Flier ' ) Captain Alcock. 100; Peter Piper, entered by Thornaa Bone.. ,e*ond; . Seventh Raee.Hereafter. The Bunga Buck. Caslereagh, entered by K. N. Palmer Briea-Brac, 125. Nelle Fifth Raee 2-year-olds: 5 Virginian,also ran. Botheration """*d bj C01' Rob"' M Thomp-na'ffce. . 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