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Harvard Eight Motor Cop Captures $5,000 Cudgel Wins Lady Douglas's Outrows Yale Withers Stakes at Belmont Park Ky. Handicap Is Favorite in English Derby On Favorite a Housatonic Wins Each of the j By Length and Also Six Races at Belmont MONARCH, which won the English Derby in 1845 mg Liked . Merry Monarch, Wins Race a Park Is Second and Hollis- MERRYat the wonderful odds of 2,000 to 1, and which is noted in "Varsity by Pif, Jr., 2,000 to 1, Luckiest Length While 2,000 Belmont Park, Sixth day, June 1 ter Third in Rich Louis¬ history as the luckiest horse which ever looked through a bridle. Look On WEATHER CLEAR; TRACK SLOW ville Winner People By W. J. Macbeth or FIRST RACE..Belling; r.>r »700 added. Ono mile. At post two minute«; off at Stake *2 Start throe-year-olds; or A. K. Sr ,, good. Won driving: place same. Time, 1:40 4-6. Winner, l.r. t., l'y Meddler Macomber's Motor Cop, a three- *JU Herbert Li.i.v Winifred. Owner, F Housroan. Trainer, .1. Garaon. year-old bay colt Uncle out of j,oit__-netting-.> NEW HAVEN', June 1. The Harvard by Index. Starter ha. By J. S. Mitchél Xarco, and the dark horse of the stable Wt. iv*. St. % ij \ Fin. Jockey. Open. High.Uloao. Flaco, LOUISVILLE, June l..J. K. L. Ross's crew (58) Ladj Gertrude 100 1 :¦: -. Varsity defeated the Yale eight (41) 4 !!l 1'' 1" Rodriguez ...6-5 7-5 3-5 ridden L. won the On Wednesday next the thoughts of Nominee - Cudgel, .Hn) 4 i - .'.' by Lyke, a entry, annexed the rich Withers Stakes 3 l'-i 2« ¦:* 2'° Enaor. by length of open water in a two- . Ill 2 1 ¦¦¦, 4 4 Darte«. 10 15 turfites tho world over will he turned ?7 glbby 3'V4 . sixth of the Handi¬ of at *.¦' Babette !5 :.' . running Kentucky mile race on $5,000 Beimont Park yesterday .loi 4 2 ;;;s:.3 :-3 4 Trotse. _68_ '-.' the Housatonic River afternoon. j cap, at Douglas Park, this afternoon,! toward Newmarket Heath, where the above near hail at various Hires. Rodrigues Derby, hero, late this after¬ by a length from Fif, Jr. Hollister was1 English Derby will be run. This year noon Motor Cop, which had shown rare in a war-time substitute for the SBCO.Ml tho classic will be on the . on uu<(. RACE..Steeplechase: handicap; for rour-year-olds and upward; aclllng; $700 added. third. The time 2:03 The race big; galloped annual dual speed previous starts in the East About two miles snd a Quarter. Al posl one imnuto; oil at 3 05. Start goo. by Superhuman.Deity. Owner, 11. !.. i'rait. New London. The time of the winning by A summary of the race shows: Dis¬ strip of velvet sward, which Danny yesterday assured a clean slate for the Polt tance,, a mile and a for three- combination was 10 minutes and 58 Index, starter. ,-netting- quarter; Maher once averred was the grandest form players. He was but one of the Wt. Pos. St. '.¦* 1 -'4 Pin Jockoy, Open. High. Clûeo.-_Place. Bh. year-olds and up; $10,000 added; Cud-! seconds, while Vale finished in 11 min¬ ¿US) Superhuman .150 1 1 8 3 '.' ô 4 ;. 7-10 . 132 piece of running turf on earth. '- 3 Williams _4 gel, (Lyke), $5, $3.00 $2.90, . .j won; utes and 1 half-dozen favorites that stood in Shannon Hiver .142 .r' . seconds. up 4 2 S 2« 2< i"'j 2" Allen .6-6 S 8-5 this attention is Nortmvood ¡" . Pif, Jr., 117 (Garner), $4, At juncture about The Crimson oarsmen took the the six .J34 3 2 P2 ¡:2 -:- Palmer . 10 12 ? Ç3.60, second; lead races, handing the layers one Hollister, 120 (Buxton), $4.20, third. divided between owned A. early in the race and were never of the severest Superman lay ofl' the pa<*> to Ihe stretch, then «ont to the front to win oaally. Shannon Hiver; My Dear, by drubbings they had re¬ oa lly ii ..t best. Midway, Arriet, Guy Fortune, Buford,! W. headed, although Yale mad*.' a gallant ceived since the ('apt. Reos, Creen Jones, Rancher and Cox, who won last year with Gay spurt near ihe finish and to genius of man first t)7 Timm KACK.- Crusader; the of Lord managed °« Till-; FASHION; fur two-year-old fillies; $5,000 guaranteed; valuo to winners» Beaverkill also ran. King Gorin was! Ferry, property cut down a portion of the figured out the scheme of betting on $4.S00, $700, $300. Five furlongs, straight. At post five minutes; off at 3:42. Start good. Won Derby, and Gainsborough, owned by intervening easily; piaco sarao. Timo, n:59. Ihk. scratched. space. When the Blue blades of the bangtails. W. it. Karrlck. Winner, !.. by Olsgulso.Sprite, owner, oneck Stable. Cramer, The other results follow: Lady Jane Donarlas, but to go on his local to become which is university began It was well for said First raco (two-year-olds; piir¿e $S00; four and' brettding, Gainsbrough, by players, though a out of an win¬ threatening, however, the Cambridge sad for said Index, starter. Wt. Pos. St. ii % 'S¡ I"ln. Jockey. Open. High. Ulose. Place. Sh. half furlongs).Cacambo, 109 (La Faille). $4. Kosedrop, Oaks crew liftrd its heat to layers, that Motor Cop did (75) Elfin $2.90, $2.50, won; Silvcrv Ught.. 112 lMeCal*>), ner, should flash his shoes in the eyes *hirty-four tjuoen .124 6 6" 1V4 l'Vs I* I" Schuttlnger ..2-5 2-5 2-5 $7.111, $4.30; second; Melancholia, 112 (O'lirlen). strokes to the substantiate the last half GO 'Ophelia .112 :, 4 4; '-' 1Û l> ;> i of the field at. the Gains¬ minute and quickly of his name.. Aum 4> 2Vá Walls. 20 $3.50, third. Time. 64. War Cap, ,'iagplpe, fas- winning post. (31) Ulnali .112 S 8 3l 3' ;' :;- Kummer. lu 12 s 6 - I pulled away again, finishing strongly The imported War which was 6a -Minuit toureau, Ed. stone, Vulcanite, Sun Myth, Juilgo borough recently won the Two Thou¬ Cloud, ,< .lull3 7' ü; -1» 4-- McTasgart.., ti'¦>.'.2 1 David. Braco I'p and I/dloo also ran. and with speed and to L'uclo's Lassie .112 2 t> sand Guineas from the best endurance spare. coupled in the betting with Motor 66 2 8 8 6* 6" Falrbrother... 20 30 20 5-2 Second race (claiming, lhreo»y-m oids and up- three-year- Cop, Virago .100 1 1 2\i 7" 5W B>S J(|ibiiiaiiii. Ö 8 S 5-2 1 ward; purse. $7U0; six 113 old colts in training. Rowed in 66 Lady Rosebud .lui) 7 i furloncs).8klles Knob, Dead Water which was ridden by Johnny Loftus,, 7 «' Ms S 7« Boral . 30 40 30 8] (llowardi. $10.30, $.1 SO. $:(.'J0, won; I'etrovna, For the so it is a tjueon ol the Spa_108 4 5Ü 2'a 7» 8 T.ii'im. 2U 20 15 101. (Sande). $3 40. past decade or The rare was not fast, pounds the best in û_ i>_2. $2.90. «eeond; lehl-Iian, 93;: question often heard as to which was the particularly jockey the country,'¡ .Addod starter. Majestic, $ii.C0, third. Time, 1:124-5. Tom An- contest being rowed in dead water and which was reckoned the menace« KH'in Queen had rlcrson, \lh. Nobleman, Eagle, liac. Before the. luckiest of all Derby winners. Some without current all the Fpced and romped away from the others. Ophelia much best of others. Aunt Dawn, Precision, Hociiir and and under most try¬ that sent the stable to the Dinah, lntorfered with ;it the start, closed stoutly and was full of running at the end. Pomp also ran. say that , the victor of at weather post at: Scrau lied 109. Third race .(two-year-olds: p\.r?<; $800; Uvo fur¬ 1867, ing conditions. A high tem¬ evens, got such a very bad break at the! Zulelka, j longs)- liellevo Me. «iTris. 10R (Connolly), $4.40. 1,000 to 15, bears the palm, and others perature and humid start that he co $2.70, $2.20, won; 108 are heavy, atmosphere never figured at all. O0 FOURTH RACE..THE WITHERS; for three-year-olds; $5,000 guaranteed; value to winners. $7.100, Sennlngs Park, (McCatio), firm believers in Signorinetta, the took toll from the Mr. $700, $300. one mile. At posl two minutes; ofi al 4 12. Start bad. Won sumo. $2.80, $J 20, second. St. Itemard. 105 (Muleahey). early oarsmen, and Macomber read o driving; place third. 100 to 1 shot which landed the big two of ihe somewhere, per-: Tone, 23 2 ;.. 0:404 5, 1:12 3-5, 1:39 3-5. (Private time, 1 38 4-5.) Winner, b. c, by l/uelu.Xarco. $2.50, Time, 59 1-5. Frogtown and By Yale crew collapsed as the ¡haps, that no wise man all his Owner, A. K. Macomber. Trainer, W. 1(. Itlght also ran. money in 1008. shell puts Jonftlngs. fourth rare slid across the linish line. eggs in one basket. If he had not sent (claiming; three-year-olds and up¬ Nobody ever heard tell of Both in rowing form and the his two ward, purse, $800; one mile and a sixteenth).Ask nowadays power good colts to the post he wouldi Index, start«-. Wt. Pos. St, \ Vs \ Str, Kin. Jockey, Opon. High. Close. Placo. Sh. Her. 10.S Vandiisen), î'J'.l.in, $13.50; $7.30. won; Merry Monarch, the hero of 1845, and Harvard showed to have no El 104 eight superior the had of the rich 76a II -, Hey. (Howard), $0.10; $5, second. Re- yet with odds of 2,000 to 1 the colt part purse.;! *Moto*r"Cop. 5 1 2W 4» 4' 1' 1>2 Taplin .6 -5 13 in 11-10 1-2 vlvor, 113 third, Yale swefep swingers. There was While War Cloud (61) Cum Sali .Ils l 4 8" ti« 2h s 7 2 6-5 (Connelly), $6.20, 'nine, 1:46 3-5. be down as suffered heavily fronvi (58) Im «"/i .V/s Falrbrother... 8 6 T'lapper, Copper King. Diadl, Justice Goebel, Sur¬ easily may put the luckiest greater unison in the blade work of one of Mars Trompe .Mort..ils U 8 6* ô1 .V 2lVi 3aVà Rice. 5 0 0 2 1 passing, Ben Konto and of all and an the Cassidy's worst starts of (27) Johren .lis lu 2 V» 8« 7' 0*1 41 Robinson. 15 1". 12 5 5-2 Levy,, High Schemer also Derby winners, animal Cambridge men, and they drove the season (and bad 76 Lucullito s :.a ran. whose in de¬ ones have been! .IIS 6 3'V4 3' 4l¿ 5H Kummer. 8 lu 10 4 2 Sixthi race biography, if written full their craft through the water without Motor 5S Sun Brlar .Ils 4 .') 4" 2» 2- 6° S S 0 (claiming, three-year-olds and up¬ legion). Cop, on the other "War 3V4 Knapp. 5-2 6-5' ward; purse, $800; one mile and a sixteenth).J. tail, would make one of the most pe- percer' ible drag between strokes. The got hand.jj Cloud .US 7 8 8» 7" 82 7s 7". Komis .6-5 13-10 11-10 12 Kurus. 109 (Sai.de), away winging, three or four lengths.1! (62) îFlags .Ils 2 3 1» 1- l- Sa s» Rowan. 6 8 8 3 8-5 $7.70. $4.70. $4. won; Gor¬ culiar chapters of turf history. Yale shell failed to run smoothly be¬ ahead of the field. It 2S Nepperhan .ils 0 7 0-" don Rüssel, 113 (Murphy). $5.00, $3.90. second; As tween looked for a sec¬ 89 9>" t.a 8' Anihru.se. 30 40 40 10 5 Fly Home, 105 (Simpson), $6.20, third. Time, the story goes, the shouting from beats, and there were several ond or two, indeed, as if Motor 7J Srmpdragun II.Ils ;; lu 10 10 10 10 lu Schuttlnger.. 50 60 1:46 4-5. Sun Maid. Eddlo 1'leasurcvlllo and the before the horses Major had !>Q_20_8 T., betting ring League Averages occasions Cop when, in an effort to lift bolted through the *Couplcd tAddcd Blartcr. Brownie McDawell also ran. lined up for the was: webbing. Taplin Seventh race parade "Any! the stroke, slight had him at .M..tor Cop, off running, soon opened a gap of three soon (claiming, thre^-yearold» and up; splashing developed. least live out when lengths. Taplin took mount up and purse, one mile and a price some of those starters!" and "Any lengths breezed to head of sU'etch, then oame on, raced and sun Into won In a $000; sixteenth).Sansymlng, the field settled to drive from Flags Briar submission and 114 (Sande), $6.60, $4.10. won; Harvest Monarch!"' A Twenty Thousand Witness Race running. Cum Sah. Latter, running strong at finish, closed a loi of ground In stretch. Flags ran $2.90, price Merry little pre-j These Include Games of 30 himself out in flrsl three-quarters. La .Mort suffered King. 105 (Willis). $6.70, $4. second; Safety First, and the were Averages May of with better Trompe severely in early going; might have won 111 (Barrett), $4.70, third. Time. 1:40 2-5. vious, while horses sad- Games won by pitcher« from Regardless the absence of the Flags Take Lead luck. Sun Briar had no excuse. Snapdragon II. practically loft, pulled up. lot¬ Games loat by pitchers t» thaw Miles odds of 200 to 1 were laid ,.-these clubs- .- usual observation train, more than tery. Klnlen, Ernest B. Dorotliy Dean and filing, olubt-, 20,- Flags, an added starter, with Rowan Oq FIFTH RACE F.I.MONT HANDICAP; for three-year-olds and upward; $1,000 value to Alhena also ran. j against a cold named Clear the " OdO spectators witnessed the race. The OS winners. iMU, one added; Way, up. almost immediately shot out of the $735, $100. mile and a sixteenth. At post one minute; off at. 4:38. Start and his was shortened when a g sr £ I I ;? American League river edge on both shores for a dis¬ good. Won easily Placo same. Timo, 0:25, 0:49 8-5, 14 3-5, 1:39 £-5, 1:46 2-5. figure f following bunch in of Motor Star ami Blue, Winner, ch. h., 5, by few venturesome soul3 :' J[ff|{f!| tance of a mile above the pursuit Shoot.orange owner and trainer. F. D. Weir. placed sr%all ô ~ « s- 3 fully finish Cop. Rowan gave his mount full head bets on him. s j | Pitching se gs ? ; î . i was lined with canoes, while the roads and cut Peat .--Betting.¦.->~ ?i>::*5.3'i* F i S a- J Flags down the leader as if he Index. SUrt«¡_ Wt. Pos. ] Kn. A for Luck ; J* : were massed with parked motor cars. had been a 8t_%_%__% Joekey. Open. HIgh._Close. Place. Sh. Indians Tell Sovereign Pitcher and club. W. L. P. C. f í i cheap selling plater. Tap¬ 58 Hendrie .126 4 1 4 3h 3" 8« 1» 1 1 -4-5 The finish stakes were set close un¬ lin 16a Forward..120 1 2 Loftus."."...... 1-3 .I Merry Monarch was absolutely as 2« 2' . evidently realized, Rowan shot! Straight 2>V4 2% 2« .McTaggart.... 2 3 14-5 4-5 . der the high batiks of the 64» Rlüno Maiden ....113 2 4 1» 1" 1' l' friendless among the throng of sports I Faber, Chicago_ 1,000 4__ . ______public park past him, that was S'% Robinson. 6 S 8 2 . of Flags setting a pace Fl/er ...ios 4 4 4 until a I Roger». St. L. 1.000 Shelton, and these bluffs were sol¬ no horseflesh could stand. He eased 3_ 3_ 3h_ 1_ Taphu.9. (j fi 9-2 13 10 quiet-looking individual.a Benz, Chicago. 1.000 idly carpeted with while Hendrie, much best, rame on friend of F. who Mon- 1 2 spectators, up Motor Cop accordingly. when ready and won easily. McTaggart rode a senseless race with Bell, rode Merry Mays, Boston. ..800 across the on the Daylight Straight Forward, riding off and carrying Hendrie away wide on stretch Of to one the 2 Bush. Boston. .778 side turn. Rhino Odd of stream, -Maiden set a arch.slipped up bookies Derby showed between . of Flags and Motor Cop fast pace until well In stretch, then blew up completely. Flzer never figured. Sights 3 . N. Y. .750 the and the on Housatonic, there were similar now. They the asked odds Merry Mon¬ Chi. .750 swung past with . Schellenbach, quarter . groupii'.gs, including a large delegation Motor Qf» SIXTH RACE..For three year-olds and upward; $600 added; value to winners, arch. The bookie he had 2 _ Coumbe. Cleveland. .714 a ¦A/ $475, $100. $50.1 thought . Cop good a Six main I . of Yale students in Naval Reserve and length and half furlong», course. At post ono minute; oft at, 5:0'.. Starl good, Won driving; place easily caught a sucker and answered: I I Morton, Cleveland. .714 behind. Cum Sah, Sun Briar and Lu- Time. 0:24 3 5, 0:48 3-5, 1:14. Winner, ch. c, 4, by Star Shoot.The Lady In Blue. Owner, A. K. "Oh, -.221.11 Coveleskie. Cleve.. .700 Macomber. 1 . i army training corps uniforms. cullite were Trainer, W. B. Jennings. "Over There" anything.2,000 to if you care to 2 _ only a from Calila. St. L. .667 length away bet." Thereupon the one fished -2.1 . 2 Williams. .667 the Chicago. - Macomber shy - colt, side Tost -I I - 7 running by Index. Pos. ,-._-Hettlng-., a out of his wallet and I I Daust, Detroit .667 side. Trompe La winner of the Starter._Wt. St._%_W._^s Fin. Jockoy. Open. High. Close. Place. Sh. sovereign -II- I - Thormahlen. N. .667 Mort, 55 Star Master .110 G 4 4« planked it on Monarch. The bookie Y. 4: "44 l;i . Loftus 1 _ Shocker. St. I_ .667 Gatcomb at Best Metropolitan Handicap, was beginning 51 High Noon .11!4 2 1 1" Is ...... 4-5 1 1-3 i 1"¿- 2!1/4 Schuttlnger ..5-2 13-5 9-5 _' laughed and asked him if he Russell, N. Y. .625 . 7 intended . i to extricate himself from a delicate 72- "Jusqu" au Bout_105 4 2 3" 2' ." 10 CARLISLE, Penn., June 1..Carlisle I 2'V4 . .Robinson. 4 5 5 7-5 to the of Ayer», Wash'ton.. .600 i . i position that jammed him 72 O'Donoran .101 5 3 23 3- ::' i" Trolse. 10 12 Indian en- get piece gold back, but the I Johnson. .581 and crowded 10 3 6-5 athletes, who have freely . Wash.... 2 2 Alibi .105 3 6 (I 6" 6« 5« lj backer said he did not care whether III . Ruth. him back almost Kummer. 10 12 4 8-5 Boston. .571 I . In hopelessly when the "L'Infirmier .105 (i 4 listed in the and are keen! or 1.21 I I Romaiielll.... 5 5 army navy, not and the Perry. Phila. .500 i . 1_5_5»_6_6__ 7-S put . i Nassau-Queens barritr was merely money up I 22 . I sprung. 'Coupled. "for luck." Leonard. Boston.. .500 i i I Flags continued the mad observers and have written many in,-: Merry Monarch had a Calriwell. N. .500 I sprint to High Noon, off well, set a fast, and seemed . Y... the half. pace to hare the raco well In hand, but as usual nuit letters to local school au¬ stable companion named Doleful, I Boiand. Detroit... .500 Here when challenged b.v Slar wldch came a teresting . Rowan had increased Master, with great rush In the final sixteenth. Jusqu' au Jone». Tennis his advantage to two a Ulr race. Bout ran thorities in comment on what are to fancied a trifle at 15 to 1, and, curi- Boston. .500 Tourney good lengths. Sun Overweight.Star Master, 8. Dumont, Wash. .., .500 Briar was head them unusual conditions of life in ously enough, he was steered by H. Kallio. .500 fighting to head with a Detroit_ I - Bell, brother of the the Meyers. Phlla .... Motor Cop. Trompe La Mort had col- England and France. jockey of . 2 .444 Sothoron. St. L. .. shot. . .444 2 . _ _ lared and was Lucullite into One, Kick, expresses fervent long | _ N. The annual tournament for racing . Mogridge, Y... .429 the lawn thanks at seeing old once Among tho starters was Idas, winner I Erlckson. .429 I as England Detroit.. . submission, though, he he . tennis of Nassau and try would, of the Two Thousand Guineas that Adams. Phjla. .400 championship could not more after havine been invalided from . close with Cum Sab. I Loudermllk. St. L. .400 and a candidate . Queens counties began on Almost to the Franco. James Welch, in France, is spring, placed favorite I F agby, Cleve d.... .333 yesterday seven-eighths Harness . Flags at "threes" as the I the clay courts of the North maintained the dizzy pace, but the ef- much amused by the winding roads of horses walked out Firmaran. N. Y... .333 Racing .. Hemp- Days the Ylng.ing. Wish .3-3 fort left Rowan's mount with little for I Picardy and admires French for parade, Weatherbit, owned by Groom. . Cleveland. .333 stead Country Club at Port Washing¬ the most He wonderment at John Gully, the world's _ . I gardens. expresses Uanforth, . important part of the Chicago. 2 . . L. with jour- and as !_____ I the Gregg. . ton, men use remarkable Phlla. . I., twenty-two drawn, rey in. Flags ".ailed off the wide of wooden shoes. He pugilist, only 3 2 . rapidly, Will who ever a F Davenport. St. L.. including Ralph B. Gatcomb and R. H. stopped to a standstill, and the stout- says women and children keep the prizefighter owned ¡rby Shi». Begin was next in demand to Idas Wash. both former of er-hearted that had laid off the pace Tuesday Americans well supplied with fruits at j winner, Jamrs. Detroit. Boggs, holders the Eiiümann. swept on and by. reasonable prices. at "fours." Clsve'd. .000 title. Harper, Wash. , .000 Play will continue to-day in the In a with a: There v/as a mix-up at the start, as Cicotte, and a start Sun purchasing daily paper Chicago.. .000 singles will be made in Briar Challenges By Frank S. Cooke farm, but it is generally supposed that five franc note Welch got enough cop¬ Alarm kicked at Libel, which in return the doubles. it will be near on his Xat Taplin made his bid with Motor Cop Coming of new men into the Grand Lexington. In the old per in exchange to fill a kettle. All of jumped opponent, knocking Gatcomb played yesterday as after he he bred Flatmnn clean out of seat. Games won though had straightened for the run days champions and gave Prod¬ the Indians are glad that they get an his Find¬ by pitchers from Games intent upon winning the title again, the Circuit and the renewal «of interest on igal a himself free, Alarm ran tow¬ -the»« clubs-, lot* bv pichen to thstf through stretch, saving ground by wonderful chance, but there opportunity to play football and in-, ing away -clubs -> smothering R. L. Von Bermuth by a keeping well in toward the rail, the part of some who have wholly or were few aside from the in varied athletic ard the stewards' stand and was mak¬ W a o o score of C.0, 5.0 in the fron; gentleman dulge sports. s s r* craonz21'S opening Straight as a bullet he clove his way. partly abandoned the trotter for a Texas who had any ing for the carriage inclosure when he National League round. Boggs came through success- Sun faith in this particular was hack to the start fullv Briar gave him a mighty tough while are items of big stallion. caught, taken bv defeating Charles Renner at interest among are Pitcher Alexander Weds and remounted but he did 6.2, 6- 2. argument about the time Flags's bolt Racing days at hand, for next by Flatman, Pitching Hi | ïf fi was but the Kilmer horsemen generally. This year finds Tuesday the first in the as it was after- The summaries follows: shot, colt seemed track important half-mile Childhood nothing race, short, too, for he stopped badly in the a recruit who is apt to be a factor in meeting of the season will Playmate ward found that he had been injured Pitcher and club. W. L. P. C. Naasau an Queen! County Blngles championship final Cum Sah and staged at Al be against the fence (first round).-N, P, Baker won from K. C. eighth. Trompe the proceedings if he gets a good start. Pennock's finely appointed severely by hitting I 2 Clean La were Cranwood Park MANHATTAN, Kan., June 1..Grnver Hamilton, Pitts... i.noo C . . . .- !v 11. H Morte both full of that bounded the course. . default; Gatcomb defeated H. I». Von running, track, on the erf ¡II . Tones. Cincln-.ati. Iiernuth, 6.0, 8.0; Bug-one l>r. W. II. Foster, who is Mayor of Elkhart, edge Cleveland Alexander, famous pitcher, After the field broke 1.000 T Ashley defeated !.'. however, and hung on doggedly. Cleveland, From that time until finally away Conloy, Cincinnati. I.OOfl Hawks. ¦-'. 2.6, 6 .:. K. II. Bogus defeated has a stable five flies the snow now a soldier at Camp Funston, near not show but Barnes, New York Ciarles Kcnnpr. 6.2, 6.2; A. F. Von Bomuth Motor Cop's early advance, which Ind., of in training at half-milers will battle Wesl Merry Monarch did well, .1157 defeated Fontaine an and East, and here, and Miss Amy Arrant, of Omaha, came into Brcsslcr, Cln. .807 Fox, i.S, 6.1; B. T. L'rllly gave Taplin opportunity to ease his North Randall, and this is to be his from the announced en¬ here his luck play again. Fl.llnlm. Bost_ .8JJ h ii '-.!: .! s Bi iwnlnï, r bj Merlo tries will were married to-dav bv Probate Judge ,; default; mount against the pace, left the Ma¬ they put a At Tattenham Corner Lord Chester- Henrirlx, Chic. .8-10 Johnson defeated 11. Hitili. into up . .'. 6- 2. comber colt too fresh at the plunge big line activities. scrap. pretty fail G. E. Morris. field's Pam fell and Weather- 2 Perrltt, New York. .800 Second round- Allen Walker dofeatod r. end to be Gully's . I I ti : : Kynas- Mr. Foster is at the of n Mile The bride will a few in Tyler. Chic. .750 B, 5. 5; It. II. Roberta »ou ftxin threatened. head big track spend days bit rolled over so that . He had taken .. Wrlghl J. W. seriously at racing has its to him, Merry Demaree. N. Y. by default; I.:>.v defeated J. M. Buker. the short journey home: his chal¬ manufacturing concern, reputed to be North Randall on innugura Manhattan and then expects return Monarch found himself in third place May, St. Louis... ..2, n.3. _ July S, five week Z 2 . were in the millionaire set, and the hence, and it will to her lome in Omaha. Alexander and for home. T "7 Vaughn. Chic. 2 I . lengers forced to carry somewhat regards continue well after they straightened 2 I . Mayer. Phlla. 607 wide at the stretch so harness horse as the real medium of October. The throng] his bride were childhood playmates, and Old were in: N. turn, that Tap¬ half-milers are Doleful England Terreau. Y. ,C67 . Camerons lin was to win sport. He raced a bit on local tracks, the with ready fo later attending the same college. at tho distance Bell Hogg, Phlla. 667 Register enabled in handy and fray the of an front, but gave Alexander, .067 then last year he jumped in with a the line coming June Monarch a few wal- Chic... stylish fashion with his mount, eased big steeds are about as wel Merry resounding Hearne. Bost. .625 Fourth Straigb Win up' at the end. Cum Sah beat Trompe string of four, winning a number of advanced as usual. They lops on the ribs and to the surprise Doak, St. Louis... .600 La Movt a important events on Michigan, Ohio faster at always ste of the rider and the consternation of Sallo«. N. Y. .6C0 by nod for the place posi¬ and Memphis in April and Ma Belmont Mlllfr. Pitts. .571 The cricket sensation of tion. half-mile rings. than at any other track, and Entries the crowd the colt responded, and, 2 Nchf. Bost. .545 y -lay In the Foster stable are two ports from latest re won a Marinar.!. Bklyn.. .500 was furnished by the Camerons. .lew Though favorites triumphed in all pacers there are to the effect H_ drawing out, cleverly by length 2 Cooper, Pitt». 500 six a that are apt to cut a figure anywhere. members of thi FIRST RACE.For and a half. The were so members of the Metropolitan League, events, particularly pleasing the Geers stable have corr two-year-old»; sellings; five spectators Amis, St. Loul».. .5u0 who of the phenomenon for the public, it They are South Hend Girl, 2:09%, by along nicely. furlong«; straight. dumfounded that there wasn't a sin- Weaver, Chic. .500 disposed Brooklyns, ex- patient Great Heart, and »3 81 Lady Davis _1001 43 Toddler 105 Smith. Cine.- .5.10 champions, by 73 to 42 at Central was no cut-and-dried style of compe¬ King Knight, 2:081,i, The quarter 01 «Glider .103 43* Nan Knoehr.. '.'. ill? gle cheer for the victor, yet every one Carter. Chio..- .500 Park, by Midnight. At the crack which 01 I'mhala .ios 67 Commander .108 a look at botherf. _ in a tition that was dished early meetings wanted to square the Coombs, .429 I _ low game. up by any the get Bklyn.... | 2 - batting last summer the mare was champion racing stallion 67 Llttleeoto .112 61 Tho Blue Duke..108 . Eller, .400 I J. and means. The card throughout was a inclined to has St. Frisi 13 Jaenetta .1051 OP colt. The animal they beheld was not Cine. 2 Halliwoll, If?, C. Lewis, 18, ob¬ yielded to Dancing Carnival 105 Cheney. ... .375 be but she had such and Sf . was Bklyn. . I tained doubles for particularly high class one, and the fussy, superlative ho is as treatment, they -Doverldgo -100! 01 Fortune's Favor 105 very impressive. When he un¬ 7 . Phil.. 375 the who hard nails. In a Prondei-gast. - Camerons, fact the were speed that she could make a mistake mile in 2:12} -Sea Tale .100! 42 Frank Shannon. 108 saddled saw a ani- Benton. N. Y. .333 I are now in the lend with four that fields pronouncedly he breezed the Morte Connell. ..105 82 * they big, ungainly I . last * Little 104 . straight more limited than usual enabled the and then arrive in ample time. end at a 2:06 cli 40 Kousseau. Maudie mal. for he stood 16.3 Grime», Bklyn.... .333 II- I I I- wins. L. Miller, TO, alone got a double (¡entry C, that Geers has Teddy 1081 nearly hands, Main. Phila. .333 for and fifteen thousand enthusiasts to follow Her narrowest escape was at Bay the named SECOND TtACE.The International Steeplechase- with high withers, standing on long, Regan. Cine. .333 Brooklyn, took 2 wickets for where she did not Fort Miami at handicap; four-year-olds and 28 runs, H. 5 their hopes clearly all the way, even in City, beat the dis¬ Mills at Toledo, the Pap up; about two ungainly legs, with out-turned toes and Harían. Bost. .300 Boyer capturing fur 25. tance more than a an Kalamazoo and other miles. Packard, St. I_ .250 For the winner-; the events over the straight course. flag quarter of has b (56) Brentwood .1501 00 Russian Pinion 130 scarcely a line indicative of a Derby Harmon. Pitta_ .250 P, Howard touk 0 for inch in the first then came on stakes, been around with Bet St. 15 and heat, and half in 2:15, .130l Brooks . Hg winner. M.adows. I_ .200 J. Freeman 3 for 8. First Race a was an 1:05, June Red Malotte.. .1551 Karly Light 135 Saunder», Pitt»... .200 Beauty easy fourth in the second, :!:!,) has beat CherryAl Reeves Never One of with and stepped her final quarter (74) .140 B. of Bryn Mawr! 149 Owner Wagered Oeschger, Phlla... .167 the most scampering away the third in . very exciting and 31 Tho BrooK .14.ii. Trumpator Grlner. Bklyn. .167 . seconds. .145 The colt was owned an erratic 51 i i . » 7 Columbia Oval Rovers at the same time one of the very 2:09% and rattling off the rest at her THIRD RACE.For fillies; by Sherdcll, St I_ .167 pret¬ Peter that is three-year-olds- six named W. G. K. _____ | Schneider, Cine... June, .143 . tiest, races ever seen convenience. The Bay track is a regarded as t furlongs; main course. gentleman Gratwicke, i . j 7 locally inaugurat¬ City likely winner of 60 Elflnhart .101 60 Bose a on a race Walker. Chic. .000 7 slow the d'Or . 111 who never bet cent but Win ed the holiday programme, when one, showing what a burst she three-year-« . Hughes, Bost. .000 Easy Cricket Victory Lady had. futurities, is better Helen Atkln-101 71« Enfilade ti who had uncanny luck with horses, and Gertrude and Nominee raced for a and in an gaited, filled c (60) .lynteo .114 69 Mary Maud .107 as as a But for an accident easy mile in 2: IS, last Kalo Bright -114 Seamstress "lo7 who all his life met with a wonderful The mile evenly well matched team. after this South 1:06, he half FOURTH RACE.Threo-year-olds and AMERICAN Columbia Oval Rovers obtained Bend Girl showed that he is all v upward- streak of good fortune on the turf. In LEAGUE NATIONAL the verdict over Lady Gertrude, which seemed beaten would have been among the that handicap; one mile. LEAGUE the Bensonhurst Rov¬ winners on expected. The colts in the stable 1829 he purchased a mare named Phan- ers by 100 to or! in fifty yards from home, just managed big the small tracks, and are a 71 Orestes .1051. Ed Boche 120 BATTING the association to win by a nod. ns it was she won six, was second twice doing splendidly, and as the ti 10* »Columbine _110 Red Soi in« torn for the nominal sum of $150. and BATTING cricket match at Ulmer l'ark approaches it looks as 55« Corn Tassel.122 38 Kilt« II .í"a he mated her to Little a stallion yester- Superhuman, rated and unplaced but once. though 16« John, Wee» day. C. Ball, with headed admirably by grand old man will Straightforward .111)145 Gillies .114 for a fee of and . 6ll» 50, the bats- Jockey F. had little King Knight appeared to have give the gay yoi 72 Cocktail .10? Gueland that stood $50, she Player. Club. G». Ab R. H. Sb. Player, club.. G». A.B R. men on the Williams, diffi¬ speed blades from 50 ....!;"l09 a horse was H. S.B. P.C. .LM» winning side, Sidney to and now and then he was un¬ Poughkeepsie and Lady Dorothy... 1061 produced foal, which Rulh, Boston. 18 55 12 22 Doyle, New York 15 54 14 23 3 . Day culty in taking the steeplechase from burn, run for their Dove Phila- 35 129 20 47 J. C. Bos ,426 contributing 24 not out and A. Goforth money this FIFTH RACK -Four-year-olds and upward; claim¬ named , and Forth, who Walker. 5 Smith, 38 137 16 51 3 :i?2 . .» Shannon River. the covered, although some of his races year. one mile. Baker. N. Y_ 37 149 20 52 2 Merkle. Chicago 35 128 18. 0. Smith, 21. 11. G. Northwood, only Fred Edman, wlio ing; 'trained the Mitchell Grove Stable New 16 47 6 467 Clarke, 16 not other starter, which set the were rather suspicious affairs. 11 i s also trained 65 Plerre-a-Feu ...108! for] Jackson. Chicago. 17 65 9 23 3 Kauft, York. 35 145 30 52 4 459 i- .11 out, and J. were pace the Memphis, is Crépuscule 103 him to enter Slsler. St. L. 33 46 Wickland, Boston Evelyn, 11, the doubles first turn of the was record was taken on a mile track ant: pleased with the ret (79) The Decision.... 120' Rosewater .163 Gratwicke, advised the 131 21 16 S3 118 16 42 I ..556 on field, lost in the to form 65» .105 Burns. Phila_ 35 138 19 48 I Daubert, 27 - the home team. is* not as an shown by Grand Cadillac Working Lad. t colt for the Derby of 1829, a tip which. Bklyn 102 18 36 6 .353 .» run indication ol t - II Allen. home. regarded has been in Chimes, (65) Hanvood II .120 -Perseus Enzmann. Cleve'd. 12 0 4 0 Cincinnati 0 12 .344 -r .11 H. A- Smith, with 5 wickets for whore he can 2:12. His fast ..106 65 ina was heeded by the owner, and Forth Strunk, Boston... 38 141 23 4G 12 Mann, Chicago 33 113 36 Elfin the step when set hirr pacer E -Amalgamator Matin _ '"l(i3 20 44 runs» excelled Queen, sensational black they sell Boy has been in 77 Hooper. Boston.. 39 143 Young. New York 35 4SI among the Columbia in for keeps. 2:10, with the Captain Ray.108 Dervish .. "ill had the felicity of riding Frederick to 150 49 .327 . J Oval two-year-old filly of the Oneck Stable, half in 65 Sorcerer II .IOS 65» Precise ""}n3 Gandil. Chicago.. 31 125 Hollocher, Chicago 35 138 18 45 .J26 + » bowlers, T. King taking 2 wickets which won the Another of the Foster tha- 1:02%. Edman will start 38 Starter .H>3| 65 victory at Epsom. In the same race Schulte, Wash_ 24 35 L. Magie. Cln. for 13 runs Juvenile Memorial Day, pacers the small Seorpll .ins .39 152 22 49 .322 . J and VV. 2 a a tracks, then 65 Stellarma .1031 65 Forth had a colt entered named Ex- McMullln. 28 93 Paskert, Chicago 35 - King for 7. annexed the Fashion in a may be whale on mile track is Lei shift into . StarlikeUB ..^"ilos Chicago 121 26 39 .1.2 * yesterday Grand Circuit. 77 "¿Greetings .... 9S] and when both animals were Plpp. N. Y. 37 145 Groh. Cincinnati 33 147 18 47 i gallop over the five Grand, 2:12%. This son of Grea quisite, Speaker. Clovu'd.. 33 146 Roush, Cincinnati ¿) ¿2* furlongs straight. One of the trainers SIXTH RACE.Two-year-olds; conditions; flve fur¬ the trainer made a 143 19 44 .306 i Elfin Queen won in spite of a at Heart came out in 1015 and won at i who appare longs; straight. two-year-olds big Tobin, St. L. 32 130 Vaughn, Chicago. II 26 6 8 .308 Brooklyn Nine jam has not been in on with a Nunamaker, St, L. 32 114 Carey. Quits the start which cost Aunt Dinah six number of fairs. Then in 1916 hi any hurry to tune (54) Earlocker .1151(82) Pen Rose n,a bet Exquisite London bookie Pittsburgh 83 112 22 S-i 19 .304 . JJ steeds to . Austin. St. I_ 26 Schmandt. at rapped his knees so hard that hi up concert pitch is Lon Blue Laddie.115| Rel Craleh named Crockford. Knowing what both 88 B'klyn 25 92 10 28 .304 .- Before lengths least and knocked her out who 60 Loyal Peter J0| Wambsganss. Clev. 35 132 Cheney. Brooklyn. 12 26 .304 + * Brooklyn Prep of proved a Last Donald, still is at 67 108 colts could do, he was well aware that Malsel. St. I_ 17 33 Cutshaw, Pitts_ 122 all chance of saving the place bets disappointment. yea His fastest mile Indianap Poultney .111! 48» American Ace 108 Bressler, 33 .303 + -g the an he worked much better, a far with Early Dream 75= .108 40* Yuracari os Frederick was much faster in the Bush. Detroit. 31 120 Cln. 15 40 .300 + against speedy Ophelia, added winning said to be about (43) Eddie McBrlde..llll 66 Johnson, Wash... 18 40 Paulotte St. Louis 35 124 .2.18 -.».£ hTe effective pitching and of starter. share of his eighteen starts. It i 2:20, yet McDonai 75 Lucky Lady.105 early spring of the colt's three-year-old N. Burn», New batting confident that Drummoud .108160 Sweepment '"l08 Pratt. Y. 38 142 York. 35 131 .25)8 . .» Robert star this so * Hehl, the Brooklyn Prep likely that with wider turns Lee Grant be great gelding (25) Green Mint.1181. Western Dream! 105 season, he asked Crockford if he Felsch. Chicago.. Luderus, Phlla_ 35 131 .298 .'? twirler, und also the | Winner will not as ready for the 2:05 class the bet to Thomas. Boston 18 55 Flack, Chicago_ 29 98 23 29 ? batting of Andy McTaggart Rumps be apt to interfere, and il at sweepst could change Frederick, and 39 S. Magee. .238 ¿ Eschman made Bushwick School well ridden view of what other Great North Randall. 'Apprentice allowance claimed. the bookie said he could, and ride them Milnnls, Boston 138 Cln_ 35 125 12 36 .288 . * lor the first High Hendrie, by Loftus Hearts havi The programme Godeon. St. I- 33 122 Johnston. Brooklyn- 37 133 14 38 .288 - J time this 'season run out throughout the mile and a done he has a chance to is out for the N both as for all he cared. Forth imme- Wood. Cleveland 30 105 Kreuger. Brooklyn 28 79 3 22 . .» a sixteenth become om Randall .278 of scheduled nine-inning game in journey, won the fifth race, of the fast class pacers of the meeting and the fast even Louisville Entries diately hedged, and intimated that he E. Collins. Chl. 21 70 Hlckman. Brooklyn 33 101 10 28 .277 4- X the seventh handily year. trotters is the Demmltt. St. L .29 92 Kelly, Boston 23 91 13 25 275 + ¦» frame, at Bushwick Field from Straightforward. J. The lone trotter of the combinatioi 2:05, which will ba First raco (claiming; purse, 1700; for would ride Frederick himself. In fact, , Wash... 39 163 Wilson, Boston 25 73 -* McTaggart Fris o and Mabel olds: maiden two-year- 20 .274 yesterday. Brooklyn Prep bunched its on the latter, gave a is Nelly Alcantara, 2:1o1,.;, and in thir Trask, The mar tllltes; four and a half furlongs) . he could have won on either colt, but Shotton. Wash.. 40 163 Blgbee. Pittsburgh 15 44 6 12 ,273 hits in three particularly rough teen ment figured that if a .Astraoa, 107: «Selma (}.. 107: .Mesalllan~, Gllhooley. N. Y. 35 131 Therpo, Nov.» York 12 ll 2 3 --JJ innings and seored a and headless exhibition at the head starts she always was in th free for all .Ordnance. 107; «Orenzo 107; he took the mount on Frederick, and 25 96 WMholt. N. Y dozen runs. Bushwick put on the list these II (Imp.), 107; Brunette Cobb, Detroit.. Il II 0 3 .273 tallied only two of the stretch, when he carried wide money, winning five. She is a good splendid tro (Imp.), 112; Turpentine. 112; Lucinda, 112; won by a neck, the odds being at 40 to C aid well. N. Y. Fitzgerald. P>-.i!a. 20 £2 $ 14 -.£ runs, on each occasion on a and Hendrie waited mare and would scare out all but a Miss Ivan, 112; Leoti Fay. 112; Lady Manager, and Forth a O'Neill. Cleveland. 38 126 Zimmerman, N. Y. 35 138 1$ 37 + ¦. misplay bumped badly. Had Mc believed to be wel the 2:05 few, I 112; Discord, 112. Also eligible: 1, reaped rich harvest, Weaver. 30 126 Mollwlti, .268 by the Prep boys. strict inside the 2:10 list in event, in which it costs Bulldoze (Imp.), Frederick was one of Chicago.. Pitt»... 33 124 13 33 .26« ? i Taggart paid attention to hi! ability. Th 112; Laura Frechtllng, 112, the smallest Schang. Boston. 72 14 20 0 McCarty, N. Y_ 26 . ¦. The score to enter and another (Second raco 73 3 21 .266 by innings: own mount and hugged the rai! he fifth member of the lot is a greei $50 to start (claiming: purse, $800: for three-year- horses that ever won the Derby, as he Oldrlng, Phlla II 18 I 5 0 Wlngo. Cln. 26 78 12 21 .268 + .» R. H. E have saved association to add as much old» and upward: six furlongs I.Dr. Shafer. loO; Rlsborg. Chicago 25 84 10 23 3 Neale. Cln 34 117 ¦ 4 31 Brooklyn Trep _3 0 0 0 3 6 0.12 14 5: might the race. Rhin« pacing colt, Walter Pointer, by Elasti steke as .Hllle. 101; »Impressive. 105; »Bob stood but 15 hands. The Derby was Bodla. N. Y.... 36 128 19 35 4 Stock, Builmkk .0 0 1 0 0 0. nfter the money. There are Dun. Ilensley. 110; Phlla.' S5 134 35 4 .261 + i I 2 1 4 Maiden, setting the pace for t Pointer, horse that beat Mi eight trc .Whirling 110; .llrlnghurst, 112; Douglaas his first and last race, as he never did G orber, St. L... 33 103 7 28 2 Miller. Brooklyn.. 18 I 12 0 .261 - Batterie»-Hehl and tired chael in that are not eligible to the 8.. 112; Squeeler, 116 N. Y. 37 141 21 38 5 ¿ Sweeney, Earhinan; Lawton, mile, badly. the Chamber of Commerc 2:07 Third race anything worth recording afterward. Pock'paugh. Stengel, Pitt»... 29 t-9 14 23 8 .258 -.«? MUbai and Dreuklrd. that will be in (claiming; purse, $800; for three- Gardner. Phlla... 35 130 15 35 I Myers. Brooklyn 33 31 Loftus landed the si> Stake in 1903. this, also a few yi ir 0 U mil upward; one mile and a He was sent to the stud at 121 17 7 .258 -r -«- closing event, tlower so it sixteenth). Ham, where J. Collins. Chl 07 6 16 I Mensel. Phila. 35 125 8 32 6 .23« * *if furlongs, with the favorite, Star Mas It is understood that the Foste records, should pre .Perugino llmi'.). loti; 'John W. Klein, 10«; «Fly he did duty at the wretched fee of $17, Miller. N. Y.. 34 116 10 31 3 BalrU. St. I_ 36 141 21 33 II .25» + >¦ first class race. Home. 106; .Pleafurevllle, 106; »Exhorter II 30 4 8 Chase. St. Peter's ter. It was a masterful ride that en Stable will take a riffle at the half luO; .Buchanan Hrady. únp.i, or what would now be considered a Mays. Boston.. I Cln.. 21 59 7 15 2 .254 ~». Prep. Takes The in the 109; Dr. Carman, 111; . N. Y 30 63 9 22 2 Horr. .by. St. L. 34 115 10 29 I ,252 - abled him to get past the speedv mile track game, then start entry two and three- Sun God, 111; Cordon Russell, 114. poor for the service of a Pe- 33 16 jj Higl with Nort old events at Fourth race price Smith, St 121 32 8 Ho!ke. N. Y. 35 132 13 33 S Noon in the final strides. Randall and race at North Randall is s