I) r, (PHOSE #8(>0) * ' PAGE 16 KTR o 1 T K\'KN I\ TIM K S CHEEKY June 4 1913 .Vfn Nluhivl. Irmrt!Murks to Lust I ntif u Sunny tltotiduy Rv LEWIS H. WXIIIK onlv once during the seven racing day? to the public choices in the two big races of of the race didn’t mean anything to her date, which has k.rj•¦ 4 a lot of the best horses the day. the Dark Day Handicap and the thousands of backers, who collected $5.20 -- Ram and mud can't atop *h' rdccg e:s v. -* y *# ~_ Col. Alger straight. ** in the amble?. viMMii Memorial. or horses as the Pctr. it meeting g"o the Raring association officials arc sincerely Wise Moss, the black mare from the Dove Pie was making his first start since rolling season air * c on to the create.*'. swamped bv racegoer? "• afr ud they will be *- stable of Edward McCuan, made good her the Kentucky Derby in the Alger Memorial - ? Mi - t T t •port c*m« back t¦ < n the first good Saturday or the Fourth u. i. t J.« I and he have ¦ comeback when Jockey James Brennan didn’t any Count Fleet to catch. largest the history of the The crowd m 1 • of July. ) brought her home a winner in the Dark Nevertheless, there were Detroit track, more than 27.• *m persons, Ul I HOI f• -jA. many who Day Handicap by more than two length* thought jammed the racing plant M< n via! Pay. \V. W. Naylor’s Precipitous, fresh $93,205 Last over J. H. Rouse's Three Per Cent, with Although t -msan.P wer- shut out dur- Bet More Than from a decisive victory in the mud Satur- Elstrom brothers’ Col. Teddy a distant third day, might take ing the early r u t's by the traffu J..n\ Hvv The new mufuol record erased the mark Dove Pie’s measure. ” wBJp In the field of five that went the six furlongs. made up for '.iter by rolling up i iccord i f M‘‘2>64. ?• t Memorial Day of last year, mT ¦ The crowd sent Dove Pie away as the j »H|k < yjm betting handle of $586.* *69. when a nim-race card was run with attend- favorite at 11-5 and Precipitous a close sec- a Starting with *he d**'y io !e in w;,i h ance at. 22.514. Rides Cagier Race This Time ond choice at 5-2. a pool of $24,270, tor -’ay’s crowd bet 593.205 more cn thev set near-record Yrstc The daughter of Wise Counsellor finished And this was the race that saw Jockey Detroiter* chunked it. *n or. fvry race. eight tp cs. four lengths back of Three Per Cent when Taul Helper get a little revenge on Johnny They reached the high or t;:e day with Paid attendance yesterday wa? 25,575, Adams, the United States riding champion, *’ * she made her first start 1n almost a year on the Col, A get Memorial pur- . but horsemen and badge owner? brought the B 585.453 in the Boots and Saddles Handicap opening who took a mount away from Keiper in the the favored Pove Pi- from ,I. t\, 27.000, officials said. in which total to more than day. last race Saturday. Rodgers’ stable raced to an easy victory. In seven days of racing, Ditroitcr? have Keipor was on Dove Pic, Adams on Pre- And although they were soaked and then w agered 52.845.64 \. But that rare was evidently just what cipitous. she needed as a tightener. steamed by altcrna'e shower? and ‘¦unshine, Relief fun<}s will benefd from the big It was Precipitous and Adams out In Johnny most of the racegoers stayed in pitching to Rttendnnce, since the racing association has This time Brennan let Adams front of the field of eight in the first six the final race, which saw the da\ s long pledgeii all money from gate admissions keep Three Per Cent out in front to the furlongs of the run of a mile and a six- shot. R. K. Albright's Ballotcr, i me gallop- ft'm the first four Saturdays and Memorial head of the stretch, where he came from teenth. ing to a $26.80 payoff. Day a? its first gift of the season. right off the pace to catch the gelding at But it was Keiper out in front with The new mutuel record prohab.y wi'l It is estimated this sum now exceeds the three-sixteenth pole and come thudding his mount throwing mud on Adams and stand only until some sunny Saturday <36.000, with two Saturdays to go. home through the mud. Precipitous from the upper turn home, as pom; pie romping home in brings a fas* track and perfect raring con- Dcspi’e the mud. the racegoers received feature race Wise Moss’ time of 1:17 3-5 is Indicative Dove Pie galloped away to a victory by a . ditions. The Detroit track has been fast break when four favorites won, including . shown all alone winning Alger Memorial here . • of the condition of the track, but the time three and a half lengths. Sports TIGERS PROTEST USE OF DEAD BALL IN LOSS O’Neill Charges Jo-Jo White Get: Credit for Rise It Was Used in 0* Athletics Second Game By LEO MACDONELL n> LEO MACDONELL PHILADELPHIA, June 1 PHILADELPHIA, June 1 Philadelphia catcher, I Boh Swift. S'r\f* O'Neill today awaited a de. Whtie bla7ing credit* Jo-Jo with riMon from William Harndge, his teammates with the fire that has rejuvenated Connie Mack's prc?ident of the American League athletes into a championship on n Tiger protest of ttic bocord possibility. game of the holiday double-header “It was a dreary club with here Monday with The everybody working himself Athletic*. for The Tiger? split the twin hill when I Joined It last >ear." with the Athletics, winning the Swift recalled. “But with the fit*t game. 7 to 0, and losing the coming of \\ hlte everything has ?econri. 4 to .3. changed. " ’ Busing h protest on Use 'he younger encour- nf “The players, "dead hail ' contrary to aged by White's almost unbe- : reguFarinn« manager lievable energy and pep. revealed n’Neill afmr the game? immediately spirit, and wired a a new played harder formal prote?» ro the league for team. rf- played the flee in Chicago, which he give a lot of followed “Yeh. I White up w 4 h a Inter Is a guy and i containing details rredlt. Jo-. 10 great nf the occurrence. greatly bv all the admired of ! Discovery of the players. Is an inspira- outlawed dead He sure ball name in the *ixth inning tion." jit Jafte r Rudy York, Red Ha-- ri? on or«t ba*e by virtue of a On Injury List single, drm* a long fly hall 4 o ’ Bobby K«tele!la, the Philadelphia r:Jgj • BBBy Swift, obtained in a trade : ¦ mZi B¦ B'. '4 1 left fielder. Hayes to the which sent Frankie ( ROM D GA*P* Browns, is temporarily shelved with a knee injury suffered in When hit, the hall «eernrfl n plate collision and spent yes- ticketed for a home run in the terday afternoon in press box. bleacher*. eau«ing a great gasp Philadelphia is baseball mad. from the 23,833 customer*. what with both the Athletics Astounded when the hall and Phils showing new life and dropped harmle?«ly mtft the ou*- great crowds jamming S h l b e .fielder* waning hand*. York com- Park, where both teams play. Jplairvd to O’Neill The manager The Phils tinder Ducky Har- ( waited until the eighth inning and ris. and including Schoolboy ,f hrn protested to umpire Weaver, pour and other famous old a new arbitrator in the league timers in comeback role* ate. who wa* behind the plate. of course, the sensation of the rhn*>N By TlmM S 4 n?f rh'itniript "We examined eight ball? ** League. BZH9BhHH9C^(ROWI) O Neill r* |>orfed. “and National PART OF HI T.F OF MORE THAN 27,000 WHO PACKED EVERY INCH AT DETROIT TRACK TO WATCH YESTERDAYS RACKS found they Where in recent years they ! "ere the dead hall with a one ?»ar marking in drew comparatively few to iheir The hall 1942 had • game s over 37.060 turned out I two ?tar marking and the fir*t turned away Major League hall* thi? and 5 000 were for Senators. Indians Split ?ea«nn one ,«tar. The a recent Phils* contest here. Decide Pairings Crosby's 'Holiday new, livelier ball ha? a three s’ar Mack, Horse Sunday and Crowds marking,” Connie on Monday totaled 45 000 in attend- Standings BcTTTg thn «cnlor - | official in ths despite Sunday. game. George ance rain on Holiday Contests AMERICAN LEACiI E Pipgra?, who w«a They are now callmg.-Phila- umpiring at ihirj ba«c, wa? railed * Meeting \v prt *r,n delphia baseball town At l nto the best Drop 45,166 Pipgra?. DBF There is a new record Chicago consuliatiofl. written Cubs hit fwo more home Wins Suburban who New 10 ... in America.” which sounds odd major pitching York 13 .504 'Worked behind the platp jn the into the league runs, making a total of four in l after the barren vears at Shibe r*'rings for Sunday’s double- NEW YORK, June 1 tINS) Washington 543 i’8 F'gM 144-3 Memorial Dav rr.ainr first game, said the haiu u*cd )n annals ioda>.