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^Lorca 1 Over Kxpress B.V a 7 To-6 Score 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 <M*-«utMatt: Ban,. » Crowd Seei ^ Annual Classic. 10 to 1, I to I, out; Hon«y .old'anAlfa ti.soo; Huge (ColUna),Wlnser.br.g. bj Hawk.wlrk Trojana. earolda and up, aw-«laMrs ^ |l,Ho y Crowds Each Auburndale Handicap. Coll, II (Kommer), 2 to i, out: Fair by J H L*wla. start (am) an! TrainMi Capacity -i. IK30 or 1KI; k«»dlc.p. S. aaallj; ae.-ond an<1 third drlrlaa .Inwwon Killw Bur- 1*4 ail the t» win tram RACE TRACK, M d., May 16..Broomspun won the Gain, 120 (Turner), 1 to I, out. KCOVS BACX. lo "Uaar. 11,000 in NEW YORK. May 1«..»T*d »»r PIMLICO, Sunday Chicago. to I »lee*ad 11. Preakness this afternoon at Pimlico. Ann and Jeg, both Time, 1:4(4-1. Phoenix also ran. Pire-eiiktk: purae. II 100; 2-yesr old* Horw. Wl JarUr ria Iew'a colors w«r* bronchi back Boy. Night Rajder and $40,000 Polly maiden. jnd winner. of oaa isca: John 114 Kro.li an* second on Third llaco . King ,^!u the races at today The UfarMI. the Maryland owned horses, finished sec ond and third, Sammy Kelly. 110 florae Wt Joekev pia Taatalaa 107 ilroaelami 115 'CHICAGO. May 1«..The "Black Jamaica respectively. (Sand*), ( to 1, 2 to 1, even; Biff Reeond Thought. III Partington i-j in new fray and green triumphed through- the victory of ftin. developed a pretty race. Close to the st crowd that ever janrfmed its way US Mooatala 2-1 ^ Sox." togged »r»|S«r' 30,000 people, large; Prodifloue tSS^r-11 je115 Ufftof; 4 arc to Morvich. favorite for the thirteenth r)tor Call and Fair. Bans. 117 (Joalah). 4 to 1, t to 1: Mar;la ad Belle IN Unca.t.r s-t . uniforma. playing capacity defeatlai Honey into were on hand to see th< 5 running of America 5 richest race, r* rw,, 10» AlCm i every Sunday a mi'e or two running of the OraenBeld *>"»« 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 <ton»iakey » "»»« **«*«- Margaret 10# Httrn.a <*««.'*? ni0** J.in threw a a half furlong. The Metropolitan J<**ey j | Love, Flibberty Gibbet. Maatrr Jack, 3.00: aobrlg.de. Tim,. l:«7j.j. It is allotted they world «* ' '' M'" The horses were unusually unn tly at the post, and it was nearly and Squawman also Daltaa III Buff "~"4 series. Jockey Club added f;.«M to the !'*' ran. lien Dongla. 10* a nn h* 4* «i» brought ^J Kirhardson s tfamnay the There Hhelepet. »dt»l??tnira arl*ii|.irt"fi.."towW«""Wlaitr. an astounding fact that In event. Morvleh'a share smountiag to fifteen minutes before **Jim** Hilton, starter, got them away. Foartk Rare.Morvich. 112 Mutual laid. J«k» J«haaooDe>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<r Athletic*. stubbornly position point, Locy Kate. H.20. 3.10; Kmc alow; Won driving; aeroad and tblrd aaae In of ing him several times, and the of the mile, with backers a real run and finished a William Woodward. Walter J. 7.<10. 5.30; Brisk. 7 20. Time. 1:49 2 nmalleet th* history the park.
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