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tHE SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 5y ffgO.
12
Bartdh'&s Aioay 'Lmps: iff fF6g
TRIPLE VICTORY FOR
COMMANDER ROSS
Sir Barton, Intrigante Mid
King Thrush Carry His
Colors Homo in Jronfc.
'CHASE GOES TO ItAL PAHIt
lo Mnrsouin, Cleverly Hidden
by Crawford, Takes Mount
Washington at Pimlico.
Bptetat fo Tnn So iff" Nxtf Tobk Hrattn.
Baltimom, !' 4, Commander
Rom scored a triple victory at the Pirn-
llco track this afternoon. Sr Barton
redeemed himself In publics esteem by
'taking the Hennert Handlon.ii In convinc
ing fashion; Intrigante Graduated from
tho maidens' ranks, and Klnir Thrush
i (defeated a high class hand of sprinters.
Tho attendance) was large, and Ideal
weather conditions contributed toward
,flho successful day.
Sir nation's victory wns easily ac
complished despite tho heavy burden ho
was assigned and tho rrreat weight con
cessions ho was asked to make. lie
V(fcarrlcd his 132 pounds close to tho early
paco provided by tho lightly weighted
Kilts 2d and In ndvanco of his former
' Stablo mate, Foreground, Translate and
Bondage.
That order held until the three-quarter
polo was reached. Thcro Sande
called on Sir Barton and tho big chest-
,-iJiut responded by taking tho lead from
-Kilts. Foreground moved stoutly to
' wako his bid, while Bondago moved up
to pass tho tiring Translate' at the
homo turn. Kilts tired, and Sir Barton
went gallantly on his way, holding Fore
ground saro in the final sixteenth.
Bondago finished stoutly und took the
.thlrd end of tho purse.
Intrigante broku fast from an out
side position in her race, crossed toward
the rait and Impeded the progress of
Night Balder, a heavily played favorite
from tho Whitney barn. Intrigante then
went to a lead, which sho Increased for
, tf.no remainder of the Journey to win
Pivell In hand. Dough Girl, a racy looker
from tho J. E. Davis barn malting her
,Jirst appearance unrtor colors, took sec
ond honors from Gurgling Water. Night
"Ttalder after his early misfortune raced
gamely along the rail and made up
much ground to finish a fast going
fourth. Talnter, a highly regarded one.
Introduced tho new racing colors of
Charles A. Stoncliam, but performed
noderately owing to a belated start.
Ktnir TltrnMs Is Fust.
J$ King Thrush again proved himself a
sprinter of unusual merit by taking the
sixth In convincing fashion. Scurry, the
"Whitney candidate, set a sizzling pace
until the flnal sixteenth. There King
Thrush challenged and succeeded, for he
drew away to an easy win. Tho tired
Scurry saved the placo from Mock
Orange.
The Mouirt Washington Steeplechase
. csutted In an easy victory for Capt. Bal
Parr'H Lo Marsouln under a clever ride
by Crawford. Decisive set a sharp early
pace, followed by Pastora, whlla Le
Marsouln wa3 content to remain with
tho trailers. Through tho flnal half
mllo Lo Marsouln steadily .responded to
his rider s call and took the lead to win
In a gallop.
Baby Grand added to his string of
successes by taking the Druid Hill purse
In the easiest score of the day. Baby
Jfand broke slowly but sprinted to an
Immediate lead, which ho Increased
"throughout. Walter J. Salmon's Super
woman got up In the final strides to de
feat Peerage for second place.
Jockey Stirling was. suspended for
three days by Starter Milton.
J. Lumsden claimed Siesta for $2,515.
Algernon Dalngerfleld notified the
horsemen who petitioned the Jockey
Club for a moderation of tho toe caulk
rule that the matter was under con
sideration. Several carloads of horses have been
shipped from Havre do Grace to Mon
treal, where the racing season opens on
MayX5.
LEXINGTON RESULTS.
Pint Race. Thr;e.yesr-oM ami upward;
Maiming: purse SOT; six furlongs. Opportunity,
115 (Dwyer). $25.70. 110.J0 and 17 00; Pullux,
41 (Lnnsford), J1.40 and $2.50; Bill 3m, W
(Taylor). 85.10. Time. 1:113-5. Alo ran: Ina
sWood, Orcnzo, Caraway, Unci Wilton, Spear-
lene.
Second Race.-Thrcc-year-olds and upward;
bursa J0; claiming; four and a half furlongs.
Aphlo Dear, 112 (Connolly). 137.00, J10.20 and
13.75 ; Jilts Fontaine, 112 (Murray). 11.20 and
12.49! Mary Jane Baker, 115 (Lunsford), IJ.co,
Time, 0:55. Mayflower, Four Leaf, Coeur du
Feu and Sure also ran.
- Third Race Fonr-year-olds and upward;
fUnrue 1S00, the Brocktown; tlx furlonpi. Fred
erick the Great, M7 (Barnes), $6.50, $2.50 and
out; Lady Falrplay. 110 (Lunsford), 12.30 and
out; Ram lien, 107 (Connolly), out. Time,
1:12 4-5. Surplice also ran.
Tourth Itace. Three-year-olds; claiming:
purse JSOO; one mile and a sixteenth. Cort
land, 100 (Carmody), J3.K), $2 70 and $2.30;
Peggy C, 101 (Kennedy), $3.40 and $2.00; Hos
ier. Ill (Taylor), $3.00. Time, 1 :47 4-5. Also ran:
Mineral and Frank F.
t Fifth Itace. Idlehurst stakes for two-ycar-old
colts and geldlnrs; four fnrloncs. Centi
meter, 122 (Smallwood), $37.70; $20 00 and 11.40;
Undo Velo, 122 (II. Lunsford), $5.10 and 83.30
8moke Screen, 122 (Murray). $4.10. Time!
0:47 4-5. Billy Barton, Sonthem Gentleman,
Gangway, Kaatslde, Pen Valet, Monsoon, He
prlsal, Blaci Kerr ant and United Verde also
ran.
Sixth nace. Four-year-olda and np; claim
ln; ono mile and a sliteenth. rolln. 118
(Dyke), $10 90, $5.70 and $3.60; Little String.
122 (Lnnsford), $16.20 and H.S0: Philistine. 107
(Stack). J2.C0. Time. 1:17. Ponderosa. High
Gear, Marie Rsppold, Hopeful and Welnland
also ran.
Scrcnth Race. Four-yeara-old and up; claim
ing; purse 1S0O; one mile and a sixteenth.
Paris Maid. 107 (Lunsfonl), $., $3.50 and
IV' .I.,?cJrJ,K- 103 'Kennedy). $$.20 and
13.40: Dhahadiah. Ill (Taylor), $170. Time,
1:J 2-5- Bond, James, Bethel Hill, Emanale
and Tanlae also ran.
LEXINGTON ENTELES.
First Race-Purse $700; clflmlng: for three-
year-olds: six lurlongs: Ere Winker. 101;
rP.:,ur '.'J"- 101 10W a., w; noon?.
grille, US: Humma. ill: 'WalerJom. Ill;
rJnm PVif.r. 11. .11...... ,..,.- -
igfcvonBhlre, 1I5; J,Jr, in; 1-Yonk Wilson. 117;
(U If - - ' ....-. tiipiuiu, 1.TSUI8. IUi
K ItVkiP ,?"J"-.i;M:.?,r J011" Veime. 112-
SE Second Race Purse $7CO; clslmlnc; for two-ilyear-olds;
four and n half fiirloncs: 'Hold
Vd. 107; Oet 'Em, 110; 'Unitt, 110; Tpm
''orTi W'l Undlna 112; Tom Koach, 115;
.The Tng-llshman. 113.
1.,! llee-Purso $l.cm: the Midway
LkTandlcnp; for three-year-olds and upward;
116IX furlonrs: Mile. l)ajt. io; Blue Para
l,.Clse. in; viva America, tit; Sway. US.
Fourth Race lMtrws $5.10: the I,iwrcnce-nra-;
for two-year-olds; four and a half
tviurlonis: Ben Bolt. ISO; .e Hlrh, 110; By
Clnjer. 110; Judye Budrow, - HQ; Greater
fjimerica, 110.
B Fifth Race Purse. J3ec mtrfed. fmrf.n
f3landlc.ip; for three year-old and upward: I
uone mile ana a quarter: fye;l. 101; Sands of
tSPleasure, IOC; losiorcau. 1M; Woodtrap. 1M;
paaelllta. 112; llctor, 115; Drastic. 113; Mid- I
pjway. 126. I
H Sixth Race Purj W0; the Athens; for!
jirsnrec-year-oiffii ann upward; m?Jiins: one
ftrllo and a alxtwtnth: ,hbc, 105; Becky,
110; Lord Hamilton. 110; Alex. Jr., 110: Diilie
ef tatonla. 115; Verhotrn. 115: Alf Vezlna.
015; Camoufliffe, 115; Mule I).. 115; War
Prize. 115; Duke of LancaMcr. 115.
Sercnth Race Itjrse $M0; elalmtnr; for
three-year-olda and nnwartl; one mile and
an eighth: Adellna W.. 117; "Jelllson, 107;
v 'Alexander, 107; 'Jack Reeves. Ill; Tuxs, 112;
!!! Slwt. 117.
'Red Start. 117.
Five pounds apprentice allowanoe claimed.
.Weather clear; track last.
25 Meter Shamrock
Again Is In Route
DAIITMOUTH, EngUnd. May i.
Tho twcnty-flvo meter yacht
Shamrock, which Is to be used
by Sir Thomas LIpton'ln tuning up
races for tho Shamrock IV., tho chal
lenger for the America's Cup, sailed
to-day for New York.
Tho Shamrock sailed the latter
part of April from Dartmouth for
New York, but met with terrific
weather off the English coast and
had to put back Into l-ort.
BOARD OF REVIEW
EXPELS BAY MARE
Marching Girl Started Out of
Her Class.
The Board of Review of tho National
Trotting Association met yesterday In
tills city and announced the expulsion of
the bay mare. Marching Girl, 2:16Vi. for
starting out of her class nnd under other
names at Elizabeth City and Edlnton.
N. C, during tho summer of 1918.
S. II. Lovejoy of Auburn. Me., who
was expelled In 1903 for starting Gerald
T. under the name of Jerry It., and out
of his class, was reinstated yesterday.
Mr. Lovejoy, who Is 7p years old, Is
tM lo bu anxious to re-enter tho game
in order to raco a colt which he has bred.
CEIfTXTIlY IIOAU CLUB tiiyout.
On Sunday, May 16, the New York di
vision of tho Century Boad Club Asso
ciation will hold the third of the series
of Olympic tryouts. A thirteen mllo
race Is to be held on the famous l'elham
Parkway course In The Bronx, starting
at 9:30 A. M. On Sunday, June. 20, a
103 mllo rare for candidates for the
Olympic cycling team will be held.
I SUN AND HERALD
V, .
PIMLICO, May 4, Weather clear. Trnclc fnst.
107 FIRST RACE For ihroe-year-olds. BsMn-. Six fnrlonsa. Tufae, $l,(X. Ptmt.
At" 2:J2. Off. 2:;. Time. 1:H. Winner, b. f.. J, by Golden Maxltn-nrithUtone.
Owner and trainer. v. V. CASEY. Start sood. Wen drirlflf.
Index. Horse.
72 Bright Oald
K0 Pokey Jain
170 'Foreclosure ...
(1S5) Ansae
W7 10n Hlirh
170 Enrico Ctruso,,
- Purl
- tllush
- hrynhlld ........
11 Martha I.ne'iett
Wt. pp. Rt.
. W7 11 t
. 1C2 J t
H
1
C
lit
4
3
7
$
10
2
. 10 S
. 112 10
. 107 14
. 107 4
. Ill
. 10? 15
. K'2 1
11
11
t
13
1
1
19
(
13
4
15
S
107
t
11
12
11
11
u
10
14' Eastern Glow 107 12
11 ,11
11 tO'd Red 112 7
tMrs. Ida Roberts 107 1J
: P:ummet 1114 8
- 'Vim 107
12 12
It It
11 11
15 IS
nrysnn entry. '
t.Mutucl field. .
Mutuels pald-Brlrht Gold, $17.40, $1170, $
Brirht Gold s't fast pace from start and hunt on rame'y In flnst rtrlro after rsdnr
Brynhlld Into early submission. Pokey Jane closed In rewlute fashion and was olns
the twt at end. Forwlosura lasted lont enouzh to stall off Ansae, which flnlanca ctronr.
Winner entered for tl.WO; no bid.
?ratcl-.fd-B!ackn'd.
Overwcltht Plummet, 4H. ,
Owners-1, W. V, Onsey; I, W. M. Sheedy; 1. K. K. Bryson: 4. E. . Jnn'"ijKJ:
Robertfcon; 6, G. C. Winfrey; 7, R. Parr; 8. O. Holmes: S. E. V. Whitney: 10. B. Ilardirtx;
11, G Clioos: 12. Mrs. C. if. Spnruc; IS. W. h. Holstlne; 11. T. W. O'Brien; 15, S. K.
liryson.
108
SECXIXD RACE For two-year-old
O.T. 1:13. Time, 0:1. Winner, u. f.
TTHlncr. II. G. BedMTlt. mail, rood.
Index. Hnrae. 0 W. TP. 8. 4
m, t...i ... ,nev' ,
...lOS'.i 12
...1M'4 S
! 1
- Doojh Girl lH 7
Gurxllni Water 1M 1 S
Vichi UtHftf 11IU '1 1
!'H3'
.UlVi'l
'l'lmioon
"Arrow of Gold 109 4 3 8
- Jean Mario 107 9 11 7
- Mantilla 107 5 4 4
Painter 110 2 2 10
"Santa Paula -. 110 11 10
- Tha Cooi .....110 '7 11
10S Amjrlo.il Mal.1 l'JStf S 12 12
tt "Winds uf Chance. ...107 13 ns 13
' Mutuels pald-Intrisante. $S.M. $3.40 and $2.50. Donh Girl, $15.60 and $6.10;
Gnrgllnj Water, $I.D0. lntriganto drew away Into a eommandlns lead the first furlon
and was In, hand at the end. Donah Girl wore down GurKllne Water enterlnc the home
stretch. Latter tired at the end. Miht Raider as crowded axalnit the fence and dropped
out of It soon after the start.
Scratchel Qcecn Isalcl.
OrenroUht Mtdit Raider, 1H; Intrigante, lj; Donch Girl, 1(4; American Maid, 1H;
Plantoon, 3.
Owner-1, J. K. L. Rosa; 2. J. E. Darls: 3, O. W. Rlsscll; 4. II. P. IVhltney; 5, Nerad
Stock Farm: fl. R. V. Smith. Jr.; 7, Qntncy Htahlea; 3, VK J. Salmon; , C. A. Stoneham;
10, K. It. Harrlmann; 11, 11. It. I'arr; 12, Crown Stable; 13, J. L. Mnrphy.
199
THIRD RACK-The Monnt wa"blngton Steeplechase. For fonr-year-olds and upward.
Two miles. Purse, $1,000. Post, 3f3l Off, 3:37. Time, 3:59. Winner, b. c, ,
hy Qnerido Marie Louise, 3d. Owner,
Won ecsilr.
Index. Hoie. Wt. PP. St. V, M.
-I Marsouln .... 154 1 2 3' S
- l)cciiT 150 2 1 l'W 1",:
- Rliahty 2d 137 7 7 6Vi 4
US Pa-tora 117 3 3 J 2
- "Wiseit Fool 137 5 S 4
- Chester Tito 145 4 4 ( 6
- "Joyful ia S 7 7
Mat.ir?iirp?dlLo Marsouln. tS.OO.'niO.
I.e Marsouln raced uader restraint tmtll
railed on. Declslre hune on lonjer than
last fence. Ulizhty. a too.1 icncer, ran au even race, joyiut snowea a nasn oi speea
between twelfth ond thirteenth fences.
Scratched Toppy Nut.
Ownert 1, R. Parr; 2. H. W. Maxwell: I, Mrs. F. A. Clark; 4, N. CUappell; 5, J. E.
InJ..... a ,IM c...l. 1 J V. Wlilen.-
200
FOURTH RACE The Druid Hill Parlt
Fursc, $I.M0. Pot. 4:07. Off, 4:11.
Owner, J. II. LOUCHUEiM. Trainer,
Index. Horse.
Wt, P.P. St. U
(17) Raby Grand
liV Supcnvoman ....
176 Peerage
151 fllinmo
17 Rllrer Springs...
Sister Flo........
llygone
117
. 114
. 109
. 117
. in
. no
. 112
6'W 4'
!, 3
4 5
1 2
5 6
7 7
Zealous
112
Mntnelt nald nahy Grand. 11.70. $1.50.
Raby Grand mured up stoutly roundin; far turn and assumed an early lead entering home
stretch. Suncrworaan broke slowly, pained stcMUy and finished very atrong. Peerage
hung, after shaking off Sllrer Springs. Rygone iroko very slowly.
Scratched-Madellne Lillian. Ofcrweight Sister Flo, 1.
Owners 1, J. H. Lonchhelm; 2. W. J. Salmon; 3. Greentree Stable; 4, R. Part; 5, J, W.
Rean: I. Qulncy Stable; T, A. H. Morris; 8, E. H. HirrimaJi.
201
FIFTH RACE The. Rennert Handicap. For four year-elds and upward. One
mile. $2,500 added. Post 4:10. Off 4:41. Time. 1:40 4-ft. Winner, ch. c., 4, by
Etar 8hoot-Lady Sterling. Owner, J. K.
unn nrlvlntf.
Index. Horse.
170 Sir Uarton
(107) Foreground
189' Homines ..
Kilts II
Wt. I'l". HI. H 'ft "4
.. 132 3 2 2'H 2".J21
..113 i a" a-
.. KUtt 5 S S 5
..101 1 1 . 1 1
K1 a s i 4
18S Translate
r,,tiu nld Kir Uarton. 13.20 J2.00 :
Sir Carton forced a fJt pace to stretch turn, where he shook off Kilts, but had to
be. ridden out all last furlonq lo "tall off Foreground. Latter hung on with determina
tion under punishment. Hondago tlretl In last quarter. K11U showed lot of early speed,
Overwelght-KllU, 1: Dondage. 1H. . . . , , . .
Owners 1, J. K. L. Ross; 2, J. J. Fahey; 3, Mrs. J. Arthur; 4, W. L. Oliver; 5, H.
Marshall. '
OmO SIXTH RACE For three-year-olda and upward. Six furlongs. Parse. $1,500. Post.
6v& 5H5. on, 5:l. Time. 1:14. Winner, ch. ft. 3. by Thrush Silent Queen. Owner.
J. K. L. ROSS. Trainer, H. O. Bed well. Start good for all but Vice Chalrmaa
Won drlvlnff.
Index. Howe.
Wt. PP.
m vi
runt Klnr Thnuh.
10SH II
6'H 2
(lit) ncurry i'
151 Mock OTange.... 105
178 St Allan 102
10
3
2'V4 V
7
I5 ormomia ........ iia
C
4
9
5
10
8
11
13
12
137 Quietude
us
Ilrooks AH.
115
112
103
107
, ICS
, 101
. 113
Leadirg Star...
Dcvildug
rarnet Swecrjer
1K1 Vim Chairman.. ICS 8 It
Sweet Music.... 101 It
Mrry Ill 5 10
Mutneli paid King Thrush, 81.9. 12.70, tiro; frurrr. 11.10. 11.40; Mock Ornnge. 11170.
King Thrush bumped whea alart came and left tha barrier slowly. He finished
atoutly, ami wcarlnx Scurry down irot tip Ian fifty yrads. Scurry set a fsst pace. But
tired lt furlong. Mock Ortnze a forward Contender all the way. Vice Chairman reared
lust as harrier was sprung and was as good-is left.
Scratched Lovely, Italco, Glen Llht, KI- Herod.
Overweight King Thrush. 1H: Sweet Music, 1.
Ownsrs 1. J. K. L Ross; S. II. P. Whlln-y; 3. J. Famill. Jr.; 4. North Shore Slab'e;
t. W. Shea: , A. II. Morris: 7, J. S. DavU; 8, J, .Fitisimmcns; J. Qulncy StaWe; 10,
O. R. TompKtns; u, J. n muj; h, k.
203
SUVKNTIt RACft-For three-year-olda and upward. Claiming. On mile and a
sixteenth. Pnrse. 11,500. Tost. 5:17. Off, 5:50. Time. 1:48 M. Winner, b. c. 4,
by Verdun nice Forte, owner ana
Index. Horso. Wt.PP. St
Vx
(ie) 8. do verdun.it; i
t
V
1
7
2
4
1
21
H-
4
3
1W
K
2
i
9
7
10
S
11
12
177 Siesta 107 7
lf-0 Cliarlli Summyl07 1
11 Klnr John Ill 1
HI" Pibroch Ill
1S1 roacl.er Ill tt
HZ liucit-oard ,...t 1
Mrelaiid 107 3
VA Hong Kong.. 107 13
SIholJ 113 ' 5
118 'All Aglow. ...108
(51) Peerlrss Ono, .ICS S
8
9
Hi 11
3i
i lo' u
11 12 JS
Mntnel neid,
Mutuels pald-Sotdat dc Verdun: li.tfl. 13.40 and $270: Slesla, -13.10 and 3.4; Charlls
Snmmy, 113.20 Soldat Ie Verdun moved up stoutly roundlnt the far turn and finished
strong. Slejta tired bally after disposing of csarlle Snmmy entering the homestretch.
Latter outran hla field lo the first I urn. where ha drew away.
Scratched-Mlslress Tolly, Sunny Hill, Alma, b. and Romeo.
Orerneljtht tmlsnd. S.
Owners-1. D. Shaw! 2, J. R. Blinker; 3. J, J. Faher: 4. P. Musaate: 5. C. C. Pmtlh.
son: , J, Price; 7. E. K. Brxsou, t, I. Tarr; , W. M. Sheedy; 10. J. Lumtden; U, F.
Ucibiiio; 13, T. ltodgo.
REACH' FINAL IN
NORTH SIDE TENNIS
KAmngao and Blnzon Advanco
in Straight Sotain Doubles
Tonrnoy.
Ichlya Kumngae nnd Elliott Blnrtn
reached the final round- of tho North
Sldo doubles tournament on the Unt
verslty Heights Tennis Club courts yes
terday as the result of n straight fct
vlotory over' Roland B. Haines nnd
Anton, Von Bernuth, The winners wore
In excellent stroke, and after tho first
few games had little trouble showing
to advantage. The score was 64, 6
Tho match was featured by hard hit
ting on both sides of tho net, both
teams trying for ft decisive point with
every stroke. Ilalnea nd Von Bernuth
ptayed aggressively ftnd forced the Jl5
In tho forward court, but they Wore
not aa adept as their opponents nt find
ing openings for placement. During the
greater part Of tho match Kumagae
remained In deep court and Bont low
looping returns cross court or along tho
side lines that kept Haines and Von
Bernuth on the Jump. There was a
puzzling bound to the drive that -hot
off tho Japanese's racquet and the
losers had considerable difficulty In
handling It. Blnzen was up at the net In
Haines' severe service and his all
around speed gavo his side the lead
every rally.
In tho early half of the opening set
Beforo Kumagae and Blnzon could ?t
Into their normal strldo their rivals
were In front by 3 to I. The lottor.
however, were unable to win more than
threo games of the thirteen that were
required to complete the match.
RACING CHART.
i Fin. Jockey.
l'Vj 1' Zoeller ....
J 2'H Ponce .....
fit.
177-tO
25-1
15-t
1W
12-f
CIO
11-i
lid
,..!.. 551
Fl. Sh.
147 9) 27-4
J7'M 47-20
41 7-2
4- 1 2-1
5- 1 S-
!& 4 1
4-5 2-5
4M :a
M $-J
20-1 10-1
Fator ....
J.ux ,
Honltlns
Morris ..
Kelsay ..
Bsrnci ..
Rowan ..
Burke ...
lickens .
Fletcher
Sterlinr ,
Hummer
Heupel ".
I.C0; Pokey Jane. $11.70. H.701 Foreclosure
maidens. Four fcrlonrs.
Torse, $l.t90. Post 3:07,
Ouner, Ji K, L. Ross.
by UltlmusIntrliiie.
you easily.
Fin. Jockey.
St.
, ,21-10
,. IS-1
.. 43-5
,. 3-2
. 23-1
PI. 8h.
7.10 2-3
53-10 41-20
31 23-24
3-3 14
10-1 6-1
73d 251
-l 4-1
1 - 1-1
' jn-l 15-1
40 1 20-1
VV, SanJo
2' Nicklaus
S4 Stcrllnit
4 Kummcr
1
4
I
lo
1
1
13
Hire ...
Troler
Mooney
176-1
20 1
38-1
ite'.ssy ....
Pickens ...
E. Haynes
Ilnrke 75-1
Rodrlruea 109-1
Zocller ..ti.wA .-- v
Rl Tarr. Trainer, W. Oartli. E-tart rood.
1'4 14 Fin,
2'U 2" !'
l''i'!'
4' 3' 3'
3 4 4
5 5 5
6 6 6
7 7 7
Jockey. St.
H. Crawford.. 3-2
I Pheyne 2110
II. Hayne' 16-1
E. Landry .... 20-1
C. Sraoot 4-1
8. Stcrenson.. 39-1
D. Byers
PI.
11-20
3-4
5-1
S-t
1-5
HI
$2.f0: Declslre. $3.50; $3 3): Rllahty 2d. $1.50,
flrnl furlonx. Finished full of eonrate when
usujI, fenced well and showed lot of speed to
Purse. For two-year-olds. Four furlonxs.
Time, 0:49. Winner, b. c, by Granite Babe.
r k. uars. start good, won easily,
F!n. Jockey.
St.
PI
Sh.
1-10
3-10
23-20
3-2
2-1
15-1
5-3
'Vt Podrlguex
2" Kelsay ....
3 .Coltllettl ,
4 Hummer ,
Sande
17-20
11-19
25-1
12-1
11-4
1- 4
2- 5
61
4- 1
3- 2
30-1
5- 1
10-1
Rice
... 7-4
n. nayncs 13-1
Troxler ......35-1
4-1
tZ.2f. Sunernoman. $2.?0. $2.60: Peerace. 11.30.
L. ROSS. Trainer, II. O. lledwell. Blart good.
Jt Fin,
iH 1'
Jockey. .
Sande . ...
llutwell ...
Rodriguez.,
Zoellcr ...I
St.
3- S
BI-10
4- 1
23-1
Z3-1
PI.
0- 20
1- 1
4-5
4-1
4-1
Bh.
J" -
4 3
1 4
r. R
Mooney
Foreground, f 4 j
n nn. jocaey. st.
PI.
7-20
1-4
10-1
31
61
SI
1J-1
401
Sh.
1-4
7-10
97-2n
3-2
3- 1
4- 1
81
20-1
2 1H Sande 19-20
Coltllettl 19-5
4 3
Zocller 71-t
5 4
6 5
3 6
8 7
7 I
Fator
21-5
15-1
21-1
33-1
M
Johnson ...
Haynes ....
Ktcklaua .,
Rice
Mooney ...
Woodstock
Dlshmoa ..
Burke .....
Dabln
10
9
ll
10
11
1"
11
w-i
6-1
40-1
3-1
, 15-1
iw; is, u winirtv.
trainer, D. shaw. start good. Won easily.
Fin. Joclter
St.
PL
Sh.
2 I'M Henpcl ...
1' iK 5:olIer ...
, 13-10
2S-
31-1
9-1
.i... Ill
1M
110-1
, 33-3
".'.'.!'." 33-1
7- 10
ll-M
8- 1
2-t
4-1
6-1
40-1
6-1
15-1
720
7-10
235
11
2- 1
5-2
20-1
3- 1
M
10-1
3' Rldcnour .
4
lorrls ...
Sande
B. Fator..
Rterlinj .
Kelsay ...
Ponce ....
Johnson .
l.nx
Darnrs ...
6
7
8
9
10
II
1!
52-1 20-1
Rer.nert Hmdicap-at Pimlico
TRAP SHOOTERS TIE
POR STATE TITLE
Scoro of 148 .Lewis,
Smith and Lauronco Break
Even.
Closo and exciting shotgun aiming
mnrked tho first leg of the New York
State Individual clay rock championship
at tho Travcrs island traps yesterday,
where n squad of ninety-five shooters
lined up to do battle for the prizes. This
leg consisted of 150 clays, nnd whon tho
last ono went whirring; ovor the waters
of the Sound the score sheet showed
that three men had tied for the lead and
two wore running level for second. The
leaders were Tracy H. Lewis, Q. A.
Smith and T. H. Lawrence, all three of
the Now York A. C. In tha divisional
contests, which carried extra prizes,
Lewis and Bmlth figured In Class A,
while Lawrence belonged to Class B, and
the trio hung up totals of 143 out of a
ppsslblo U0. Totals of 142 wero dis
played for II. J. I'cndergast and Frank
S Wright, tho latter being the present
title holder, while Tendcrgast hau won
It four times In the paBt six years,
ThK'nUlntet of shooters will have an-
ntlier"tntiretlng tilt In th final "
clays to-day, and It Is possible that tho
winner may cmerso out of the lot to
capture the honors. Fred J. Ham of the
.New York A. C. was high scoro in iass
C. while H. L. Qlllesple of Orange, N. J.,
topped the tally in Class D.
in tno first leg ot me cnampionsmp
shoot there was un extra prize nt stake
in the "last hundred" clays. This was
open only to the members of 4he New
York State Sportsmen's Association. Tho
prize was a gold championship medal,
und It was secured by II. J. I'endcrgast
of Phoenix, N. Y.. with a total of 98.
Fred Tomlln of Atlantic City, the na
tional amateur.champlon of a tow years
ao, shot as a professional, and with
D. V. dross, another "pro." smashed 144
.ut of the 150 clays trapped.
The summary:
Kew York Htato champlonshlp-Plrst leg; 150
'"fas'!' A T. 11. Lewis. HI; O. A. Smith,
HI; K. 8. Wright, H2; II. J. I'cndergast. H2;
W. II. Sllkworth. Ill; II. I.. Spoils, 138; I.
Von Iloockmsn, 13; It. H Donnelly, 133; b. U
RlrtleU. 131; I). W. Wadsworth, 132.
Class n-T. H. Lawrence. 141! J. O'Neill.
110; II. W. Voorhlee, HO; E. II. Morse. IS:
II W. Wynne. 138: A. P. Bennett, l3i: A. W.
Meager, its; W. U Allen, IMi A. K. llaiiney,
lit; Q. H. Martin, 135; J. V. Jleyulger. U
J. I.. Talcolt, 135: H. C. Rarntow. 133; 8.
Wing. 133: S. Hopmns, Mil J. II. rinch, lit;
M, McVoy, 113; J. P. Donovan, 133: I. Lei
ford. 111: J. n Fontaine, 133: D. h. Ou'.ter,
133; F. P. William. Ill; J. It. Hcn.lrlckson.
Ill; II. sanford, 131; B. I. Anderson. 130;
It. F. Willis, 10; W. II. Ogilen, 1; H. r.
Ilraddorlf, 1, I", It, filephenon. 129; , E.
fleers. 123; C. P. Harding, 127; T. E. Healy,
Clss C-F. J. Ham, 1 I.. M. Smith, IMt
l Vrl tJ.1- V. 1. Hxlnmon. lit! W. W.
reibody, 134: R. P. Tabor. 134 E. (1. Kord,
l; O's. Mrtiutcheon. 135: A. O. Keator. .step toward attaining tennis efficiency
3; John Philip soua, 133; 11. (1. Vowl, 152; a professional Instructor has been en
: ic' .'Jfi"' ?'-rlRi si'.r' qmiih 'pa8ci1 10 Pa particular attention to the
113
131
K.
King. 117; (7. W. Derrick. 117; It. S. Smith,
124; F. A. Siebert. 12; l". F, Seeley, 12H I
V. A. Siebert. 12: l". F. Seeley. 12)1 I..
If, Schortmeler. 124; It. Sinclair, 121; F. R.
Sintor, 121; C. O. Hedstrom, 124: C IJ.
llriikwedile, 121: J. fl. Dey, 121! K. L.
Klott. 120; O. WtnrfhsnsMi. US: It. F Rice.
11); H. n. Knight, IU; II. J. Ellsworth, ill.
Class D H 1 lillleple. 133; tt. Bauer,
125: J. W. Wantilne. 127; E. 1.. Haas, 12J;
J. R. Rowland. 121: W. H. Dennl". 117; K. M.
r.oterts, 117; F., Mlillten, IUi A. W. Currle,
lit; K. W Hohl.le. 10: J. O. Pusliee, 102;
P. Ernshnw. Ml: R. I Duke, 55.
Profesl3iia!sF. Tomllti. HI; H. D. Gro.
141 P. It. Husemon. 141: H Winchester, 13:
II. Clark, 1.1S; t! B. Tomrklns, 137; A. K.
Hall. 130; L. ft. Parcells. 124; Nelf Apgar,
123; J. II Smith. 123: H. A. Keller. 122.
Inrtlttdnal Chsmnjonshlp of the New York
Ktate Sportsman Association, 100 targets
Winner, H. J. Pendcrgast, M.
TniAI.S AT DAItTMOUTH.
t!?rftal in TUB Sex A,fn .New York Hrnttiv
HANOvin, N. H.. May 4. Harry Ulti
ma n took the Dartmouth track team
outdoors here to-day for tho first time
this season. Time trials have been held
In preparation for he dual meet with
Pennsylvania Saturday In Philadelphia.
Thompson was the big star. He an
nexed firsts In tho hurdles, discus throw
and broad Jump. Shelburne led the field
In the shot put and the 100 nnd 2:0
'ard daphes.
ROD AND
j
HHjII t A'IKIt 1 OR LOCAL ANdLEHK FROM MAY TO MAY .
- Sandy Hook Princess Jsmslea Ray Oorernori WlUets New
(The Horseshoe) Hay (Canarsle) Island Toint London
Hate.
May 6..
May 6..
May 7..
May 8..
A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. A.M.
04 0:18 0:09 02.1 0:40
" n:40 0:S7 9:51 10.02 10:31
"lD;25 10:3.1 10:30 10:40 11:10
1107 11:17 11:12 1122 11:.V
'lias 12:00 12:02
May v.
The time rfvtn In the above tablo la Eastern
one" hour.
Fair Flslilni Sunday Despite Wind.
Wind and weather were asalnst flshlns
vrihlc-sa a treat number of
anglers wore out, and fair catches of fish
were made both Inshore and away outswe.
Charlie Frclbcrscr of the Admiral fished
the Uns grounds Ind reported thirty to forty
fish to a man. A few whiting ond some
large wa flounders, up to three pounds.
WGusRaunof the Elmar fished Inshore near
. T . nAl,Mtf anil hf fflltl
IPsehad'f-.njl
whltlne. mere wan m"'', "
?nd It was difficult to lay properly for good
' Tom'rawtowiky of the Yankee Doodlo II.
.aldt wis a mean day. with a strong wind
and cross tides against him. nevertheless
fair catches of ling and flounders were
mad He "aid further that tho ling would
grow more plentiful by th. hour from
nArcWe Ruekner of the Captain Joe It.
his nassenccrs to the Farms, and.
man known as "Albert," from .jk.
I ncced a thirty-two pound cod and In
Stall the pool. This was ono of four
Pn on tho boat, j jnd therowas aUo
raisS: SS .7 he America
reM he flsne'i nt me wu... ..
HOD AND GUN.
ROD AND GUN.
Farm or 17 Fath., Sua., 7:?0 fl. rfl.
ninimi COD AND IlLACKFISH.
11 IK A I IIA Martin's Dock, sheepahend
UIIIHUUM ny. dpt. 1. MABT1.V.
FLOUNDERS ARE B1TINO.
Rowboats and launches 'to hire. Halt for
Me. HENRY LAM PC. Sea Breeio Hotel,
Freeport Point. Tel. 147 Freeport. All
rent for lockers must be paid by Mt ;d.
...A.-., TtlUIfU BllVn.V A,ft A M
l lAii liinri j .,'. . .......
CTD Clin VM Commencing Thurs., Mny
I 31 nXVCl.Ili(tai WiiMi flRiiy tn fish-
. ,.- r.- . t , inTrv
inB Oillina. him, . ... .... .....
LINO, LINO, FLOUNDERS SUNDAY, 7.
M.J.R.III
nany, a a. i., exc. on.,
from Phecpshead Bay.
Capt. LOUIS HARMS.
FISH mounted on oak panels, artistic work.
Mounted' birds, animals, same liendt for
rale, M. J. HOFMANN, Taxidermist, fisa
Gates av.. Brooklyn. Phone Bushwlck r.IOO.
LINO AND BLACK 7 A. M. SUNDAY.
.,,1U U , ,
Captain Job 11
j.vs. nnsspsnean nay
dally exc. Mon.A Frl., 8
Capt. A. Bucltner
&a FISHING TACKLE
We also lend money on tacklo.
J. H. RE1F, 309 Id Av.. nr. lid St., N. T. C.
17 FT. PARTY no.VT for hire for flounder
and biacKiisning or i. i. ouna: so pas
sengers; 823. Capt. PETERSON. Island
At.. New Rochelle. Tel. 3331W.
YankeeDcodlellrr.1;" s. 5S;h?fado. ll
S P. M. Ung and flounder. Capt.TOM.
VELOCITY
Dally. 8 A. M.
Sunday. 7.10 a. m
From Sheepshead Bay. Capt. JI. OSBORN,
LINO LI.SU UNO.
JOSEPHINE
leaves Bayalde Dock
every dor 8 A. M,
Oast. BERTv
INTERCITY TENNIS
IS CLEVELAND IDEA
Intends to Send Its Players to
, Leading Cinlret. .
Cleveland Is to play a prominent part
In Intercity tennis-competition this year.
The Associated Tennis Clubs of that city
have voted to send their leading players
to the most prominent tournaments In
Chicago, Detroit, Cincinnati, Buffalo and
other centres during the outdoor season
nnd to arrange ns many team matches
ns posslblo with out of town clubs. In
every caso the expenses of tho Cleveland
team will bo defrayed by tlw nomo at
Roclatlon, which has tjlt upon a novel
method of obtaining funds for that pur
pose.
There aro a dozen clubs In trio Cleve
land organization and tournaments are
frequent at every ono Of them. The
organization has conducted a successful
campaign among Cleveland citizens In
terested In tennis and has induced hun
dreds of them to Join as associated
members at the annual dues of $2.
Issuing cards that permit the holders to
attend all tournaments In tho district
without any. extra admission charge.
The moneys thus .obtained ard" to be
used principally to defray the expenses
of tho Cleveland players on their various
trips to other cities.
Cleveland's object In featuring Intel"
city tennis Is to arouso Interest In tho
mort, to develop many new nlayew each
year ana to glvo Ita leading players uii
upportunlty of gaining cxpcrlenco by
meeting tho best racquet wiclders of
other cities. It was with this purpose
in mind that the Cleveland Associated
Tennis Clubs requested and received
sanction for tho first open Intercity
doubles tournament, to bo held there on
Juno 21, Every effort Is to be made by
tho national association to Induce the
lending tennis cities In the country to,
send their strongest doubles teams to
tho event.
Seventy entries already have been re
ceived for the annual open tournament
Of tho Harlem Tennis Club, which gets
under way on Saturday, nnd Indications
are that by tho tlmo tho players take
tho courts tho list will have reached one
hundred. Ichlya Kumagne, the Japanese
star, probably will bo tho highest rank
ing player In the event. William T.
Tllden 2d, who won the tournament two
years ngo.Js not expected to participate
this year, because he has been chosen
for tho Davis Cup team, and In the three
weeks remaining beforo tho trip to Eu
ropo will be nioro or Ubs at the disposal
of the national committee. Tlldon proo
ably will confine his efforts until then to
practice matches against tho strongest
of the players In the East.
Th! directors of the Toronto Lawn
Tennis Club long have had In view the
necessity nf raising the standard of
lawn tennis In Canada if that country
Is to become a serious contender for
International tennis honors. Asnn Initial
the
younger players, so that they may begin
their tennis careers with tho proper
ptjles nnd strokes. This professional,
O. E. Ory, has had long experience,
first In Knglaiy) and later In th United
States. '
BACING COMMISSION MEETS.
nisctuse Flans for Coming Sen
on With Prominent Tnrfuien.
James, W. W.idsworth, George W,
I-oft nnd Harry Sinclair, composing tho
Ftnto Racing Commission, met R. T.
Wilson of the Saratoga Racing Associ
ation, August Helmont of the West
chester Association, James Shevlln ami
W. C. Courtney of the Queens County
Jockey Club, Matthew Corbctt of the
Metropolitan Jockey Club and a repre
sentative of tho Empire City Associa
tion, yesterday, and discussed plans for
tho coming racing season. Licenses for
the various race meetings In the State
were approcd and signed by the com
mlsjloiiers and It was decided to estab
lish a new ofllce In this city.
At n meeting of the Jockey Club to
bo held May 13 the present rulo against
tot- calks will be changed.
GUN NEWS
P.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. P..M. A.M. P.M.
10:03 0:44 12:17 12:40 lOult 10:57
10:42 10:10 10:13 12:40 1:18 11:34 11:30
11:20 10:42 10:44 1.-21 1:53 1220
11:17 1120 , 200 2:33 1224 118
12:40 12:00 3.43 3:17 1:19 1:M
standard tune. For daylight saving time add
passengers averaced ahout thirty ling each
of the regular run. The flih bit best at,
the oW wnter slack.
Dave Martin of lh Cllralrti went to tlie
Farms, where twelve medium sized cod
were boated as well as blackftsh and cun
ncra. Fred Hcntel of Hoboken took a 1
pound blackflsh. The pool was captured
by a 12 pound cod. He also reported bid
cross tides and a heavy wind. Tony Lundy
ot the R. C. Lundy said that the wind and
tide kept his passengers from getting big
hauls, but that the anglers aboard his
boat had fair catches of fish.
Bert Dunham of the Josephine fished at
the Farms and a 17 pound pollack took
tha pool aboard hit boat. There were some
cod from 10 to 13 pounds taken, some
blnckflth and quit a lot of big cunners.
Fred Plaire nf tho Shamrock reported
only fair fishing at the Farms, and tha
rim nf fish aboard his boat were cod,
blackflsh and cunners. Ha also spoke of
the heavy wind and cioss seas. Tlio
Velocity fished the Farms and then came
Inshore for ling. The Prlscllla fished at
the Farms and also stopped at the ling
grounds on tho way In. Capt. Jorgtnsen
of the Joe Plnket has Installed a new
motor In his boat and la now putting; on
tho finishing touches before going Into
commission. He will announce' his sailing
dates shortly In the Rod and Uun column.
ROD AND GUN.
FLOUNDER FISHINO UP THK SOUND.
M-Jl:-C leaves E. l!2d St., Tue,,
iuadelineO. Thurs., Sat, Sun.7A.M.;
K. list St.. 7:10; Pt.
Morris. B. 118th St.. 8. Bring bait. Tel.
Mornlngslde 1373. To charter weekdays.
No aton at 188th St. Bundaya. A. LYONS.
ELSIE
leaves Clason Pt. Sunday,
Tuea.. Wed. and Thurs.. A.
M. Flountiera. II. ZUBB.
WISDOM
Dally, 10 A. M. Sundays. I
A. M. Dunn's Dock, Sheep.
head. CAPT. BOB.
KLONDIKE leaves Hudson Park. New
Rochelle!, every day except Mon. and Wed.,
9 A. SI.", for flounders. Bring bait.
FLOUNDERS ARE BITING ?
---- --- - t- . - uammeis.
Chnrles Noehren, Ooose Creek, Jamaica Bay.
VENTURAS
leaves Thurs., 138th St. i A.
,; Clason Point, 8:10.
Capt. LOUIS ZINKAND.
Weotlier Permltllng, 17 Fathoms,
leaves Stahle's, Canarale, 7 A. M.
Thurs. and 8un. Capt. POLLAK".
LINO FISniNO 10 A. M. DAILY.
ADMI RAL Leavi' 8hPhd Hay Sun
HUIIIIIIHS. dav 7:10. Cunt, nitint it.
AMERfCAe'e'i
Rtinrlav 1 nn..'.
Sheepshead Bar. J.'lllchael.
R.aLUNl)Y.
Dally except Monday,
8 A. M. Sunday. 7 A. M.
IwiUA W lv. It. It. station. Wrack Lead,
UUKA I duy. 1:41 train; Sunday, :0i
and 9:08 trains. Bring worms. RATHMAN.
LINO LINO LINO. '
PBCI MnilTleavea Sheepshead Bay dally
.PtLKlUHl, Bun , JENSEN.
Electra
leaves Clason rt. Tues.. Thurs.. 4
Sun. 8 A.M. Flounders. Tel. New
town 817.J. Capt. BTOEIIR.
nltANF leavss Catiani Thur.. eat. and
DUHIHS. Sun( T A M M. ROWLAND.
FLMAI? Lenves Sheepshend Bay Dally
bkiimri. tAlu tea. 7;so. OusIUu.
'AMERICAN FENCING
CANDIDATES NAMED
Twelve Men Will Take Part
in Series of Olympic
Tryouts.
The ofllclal list of candidates for the
fencing team to represent this country
In nivmnln orames at AniwcrD was
announced last night by the) b6ard of
. . . I 1 .....
governors oi ino ahwidui
Loaguo of America. The list Include
twelve names, five of the men being from
tho army. The candidates are. 4is fol
lows:
Cleorgo H. Breed, Fencers Club of New
York, who wns captain of tho Ameri
can team at Stockholm In 1912: Arthur
Lyon, Fencers Club of New York ; Sher
man Hall, New York Athletic Club, who
went to Stockholm and who Is th cham
pion with tho foils; Steddlford Pitt, New
York Athletic Club; William H. Russell,
Boston Athletic Association, former
champion with tho epee ; Brooks Parker,
Philadelphia Fencers Club; Dr. Scott
Hreckflnrldgc, Washington Fencers Club,
r.nd the following from the Army Offi
cers Fencers Club: Capt. H. T. Rayner,
Col. F. W. Honeycult, Henry Brccken
rldge, former Als'ftnt f?crtAry "f
War; Sergeant DImond nnd Col. H. T.
Sears.
The fencers named will compete In a
scries of three elimination tournaments
to decide who will go to Antwerp. These
tourneys will be held at tho Sleepy Hol
low Country Club at Scarborough, N Y. :
the Merlon Cricket Club, near Philadel
phia, and at the Seabrlght Chib at Sea
bright, N. J.
The Intercollcglato Fencing League
also will havo a representative. Its
strongest fencers will tako part In the
field day of the A. F. L. A. on the
grounaj of the New York Athletic Club
nt Travers Island on Mar M. That
event, too, will have a bearing on the
flnal selection.
DARTSIOUTII VS. IIARVAHD. .
SpMit ts Tub Sc ixn Nsw Yoik llnir.n.
Hakovkr, N H.. May 4. The Dart
mouth baseball nlno left hero to-day
for tho annual game with Harvard In
Cambridge. Coach Tesrcau has great
confidence In the ability of tho Green
diamond artists despite the reverse suf
fered last week at the hands of Ford
ham and Tale. Tommy Tracy, who re
lieved Wallace after tho fatal third
Inning at Fordham and held his oppon
ents runless for the rest of the game,
It slated to do tho twirling for Dart
mouth. The rest or the lineup will bo
tho sum as played In tho opening
games. Thursday the Green nine stacks
up aealnst Tufts at Medford.
Indexed Pimlico Entries
vir.t nco. Two-year-olds: maidens: sell
ing: four furlengs.
Index. Horse. Wt.jlndcx. Horse. Wt.
Thornway ....107 111 Hees' Nest 102
4nsh Jlr HO 1 Toreador 110
Conrose 93l 169 Victor A .10!
1M E. Princess.. ..107' 130 Hot Stuff .110
1U Cullinan M
Recond Race. Four-year-olds and upward;
maidens; the Haltlmow stecplichaso; two
PllleS.
Index. Horse. Wt.llndex. Horse. Wt.
1 Vigilante
Its Iloneor ,
Sir Darya.. ...'.137
....147
....147
155 Earlocker Ill
Sea o' Oress.,.13S
Guy Gaunt 117
m Surf Queen.. ..HI
1SJ Mlnata :..17
King Terry..,. .127
US' J. A. Shtridan.117
naronet
IK' Genevieve B...1I1
Mlntn China. .113
Tlulr.her Rov
- Prosit 117
Fmmlmau ....117
Midi. II 1S7
Courle Pioneer and Baronet as Glen Iver
Stable entry. Couple Rutchcr Roy and Prosit
as Gen, J. A. Uuchanan entry. Couple Sea
o' Gress and Guy Gaunt as Mrs. W. A.
Prime entry. Couple Surf Queen and Mlnata
r Mrs. F. Ambrose Clark entry. Couple
Rniulmau and Midas aa Ral Parr entry.
Third Race. Three-year-olds; claiming; ono
mile and a sixteenth
Index. Horee. Wt
Index. Horse. Wt.
li Hon Kong.. ..Ill
15l Redland 120
112 Verio 11 si
112 Punctual 100
122 'Kilkenny ....121
1SJ Katruarok .. 112
m 'Indian Chant.US!
11 'War Tax 108
1 "Wand
110
101
123 Jetsr
Fourth Race. Three-year-olds ; selling; one
rr.lle.
Index. Horse. Wt.llndex. Horse. Wt.
1M Sea Oueen li 116 My Dear.......lM
!5 Rd Domino... Ill 81 American HoV.110-
17 Foreclosure... Wl 95 'Peccant 110
1S7 'Toucanet ....1051 lf 'Cock o' the RJOS
171 'Gain do C'ee.1031 1M The' Wit IIS
Klfth Race. Three-year-olda and upward;
selling: six runongs
Index. Horse. Wt.
1IM AAtlnue 107
Index. Horse. Wt.
San Marcus.. ..106
US' 'Ha(kamore....ll0
184' Redland 119
Armant u
Armant 112 iiv -roKey
17 'Pouey jane.... ?5 '
1M Torquato 1I...111I 111 Mariery 109
14 Fr'k Macklln..U4; 181 Napoll 112
so 'Deckhand ...1171 H9 Ollre James.... 7
Flxth Ilace. Tliree-yenr-olda and upward:
the Pimlico Spring Handicap; one mile and a
sixteenth.
Index. Horse. Wt.
Index. Hone. Wt.
Gnome 104
(IPfi-s Knot 93
181' Crank 103
m Roycs Rools.,.107
ITS' Stsr Master... .Ill
Donllace 1161
118 Kalllpolis ....1901
179 Slippery Elm..l6
fltO) Irish Kiss W
ti Dean Gone. ...101
181 Mn'k Oranfe. 93.
194 natural Bridge.ioo
1 t Tf tV.n'r 11.1
Couple Slippery Kim aVid Irish Kiss a
Sunnyland 8tahl entry. Couple Clean Cone
and Mock Orange aa John Karrell, Jr.. entry.
Couple Gnomo, Knot and Crank as Samuel
Hoss entry. Couple Royce Rools and Star
Master as A. K. Macomber entry.
Serenth Race. Three-year-olds and" up
ward 1 selling: aix turionga.
1.v1t. Hnr. Wt
Index. Horse. Wt.
184 Acouchla H...l'
Encrtnite ......l
HI "Bell Rlnrer....IU
111 Tiger Rose.. ..107
184 'SylTano 107
Lord R. Vale.. 117
Equator 119
incinerator ..uw
6! Mum. Jombo..U9
'Sin 95
(171) Marmlte 115
1S1 Challenre ...107
11? Keireusi till
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear; track fast.
HOBOES AND CARRIAGES.
Ot.
Bfw tonVS4lStls
CHBLIG AVlfTJOM
EAST 24TH ST.. LEXINOTON & 3D AVE 8.
300 HORSES
Consisting ot
Both Fresh and Seasoned Stock
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
SALE TOMORROW
THURSDAY. MAY I,
BEGINNING AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.
with the usual varied list of complete busi
ness outfits, wagons, harness, &c.
Special Conilf nmonta
Consigned by a truckman who la reducing
his plant,
8 Seasoned Work Horses,
' 4 Tracks and Harness.
This consignment is in good con
dition and is to be' sold only on ac
count of loss of work.
Following the above we will sell
6 Polo -Ponies
They arc well broken and safe to
handle'.
All warranted horaea sold subject to trial
up to noon Wednesday.
Money back then If animal proves other
than aa represented.
MAIN OFFICE. 113 EAST 14TII STREET.
SEVERAL HORSES, SUITABLE FOR,
FARM WORK. INQUIRE MR. DUNN.
110 WEST SOW ST. (PARK & TILFORD
78 Western horses Just arrived at ths Wee.
hawken Stock Yards. Weehawken. N. J.
JAMES EM.SLIE HORSE CO. Telvphons
IX Uoboksn,
SQUADRON A POLO
, TITLE IS DECIDED
Troop B Wins Final Over
Troop D, U to S.
Tha Troop O trio, captained by Ser
geant M". Q. Bhsw, with Sergeant
F. F. Rclchner at No. X and Capt
J. J. W. Hall at bock, lost night won
the Inter-troop polo championship of
Squarson A In tho armory at Madison
nvenue and East Ninety-seventh street
Ths Troop B team defeated that ot
.Troop V in the final by a score of 11
goals to V,
There were) two periods of seven mln
'utes each. In the first half Troop B
was held to a lead of only one goal, the
I count being 8 to 2, but In tho scrnd
period the ultimate victors played all
around their rivals. Sergeant Shaw
starred for the winners.
The Ttood D team was corrmosed of
I Private T. K. Blrrett, Private W. W,
I Mattocks and Sergeant W. O. Klatrsner,
with the last named doing the best work.
Sergeant Rclohnir scored three goals,
Sergeant Shaw four goals and Capt Hall
four goals. Private DIrrell got one goal
and tho other two members of his team
two goals each. Sergeant R. C Cooke
was the referee, Sergeant S. Peabody
wns timer and Corporat T. B. Reeve
Bcorcr.
HOUSES AND CARRIAGES.
SPECIAL SPRING SALE
SADDLE HORSES
POLO PONIES
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 7TH
AT TnB
CENTRAL PARK RIDING ACADEMY, 59TH ST. AND 7TH AVE.
THK OPFERINQS WILL CONSIST OP
20 WELL BROKEN SADDLE HORSES
, Consignee! by
T. B. GLOVER, AIKEN, S. C
that have been wed during the Winter at Aiken, S. C. This consignment conmU of young,
tound hones, guaranteed to give proper lervice during the hot wjmmer month for ride and
drive purpojts. Suitable alike for town or country use. they are perhaps the most serviceable
lot of the kind offered in the local market this season.
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 7TH, CENTRAL PARK RIDING ACADEMY
AT 8 O'CLOCK. oTn ST. AND 7THAVK.
FISS, DOERR & CARROLL HORSE CO.,
Auctioneer.
BKHIHTON
1120 Cole 4 Pasangr rw)
lilt Hudson t'assenaer
1118 Cadlllae I Pnssnter.
1919 Liberty Boadster
1919 M""
1919 Maxwell Touring
1919 Bulck Hoadst''r
191S Uulck 7 Vassensrer Tourlnf
1918 Oldsmohlls "" Tourlns
1915 Oldsmoblle "" Touring
1918 Stutx Fix Passenger
191S Stutx Four Passenger
191S Stutz Two Passengsr
1918 Hudson Ijndnu Roadster
1918 Hudson Four Passenger
1918 ticrlpps French Brougham
1918 Overland Touring
1917 Slarmon Bedan .
1917 Hudson Seven Passenger
AND 10 OTHE113.
9 to 0 Dallr. tO to I Fnndar.
Open Krenlngs, 7 to 0.
The Brighton Aula Exohange Inc.
Appraisers to tbe trade.
1077 Atlantic At., Cor. Franklin At.,
11ROOKLYN.
OUR LOW TIRE PSIOlTS
MAKE nUSINKSS.
Call and ha convinced.
No price iuatl ver jJvooe,
Diamond, Goodrich, Firestone.
Ajai, ie. firmouth. Etc.
Clenn. Fresh. fletHnnl TltM.
CADILLAC "57"
v SUBURBAN
1919 Bedan, blue veltet upholstery,
beautiful job; guaranteed order.
ROSKAM-SCOTT CO.
1896 Broadway, 907 Col.
CADILLAC "57"
Town Limousins
elegant order: gray upholstery; ex
ceptional condition.
ROSKAM-SCOTT CO.
1896 Broadway, 907 Col.
A REAL OPPORTUNITY.
Series' 40 Cole 8 Springfield sedan; thor
oughly reconditioned: was delivered lo 1918;
has low mileage: cheap: new car guarantee.
COLE USED CAR DEPT.,
220 West CCIp at.
BODY, good for taxi; Itoo, Packard, White
chassis. BCS1I TERMINAL GARAGE, 3(8
Pth at- near4th av., Brooklyn.
CADILLAC 47 Imperial limousine, specttl
leather pphaisteryj ear la very excellent
condition ; tmmedlat delivery. Write or wlrs.
F. E. UdPADDEN, M Uarfleld av., Detroit.
Mich.
CADILLAC 1011 totniag; first $400 takes It:
ood condition.. UUS. Academy 7.
COUPE body wanted for a Willys-Knight
88-4 chassis, to seat 3 or 4 passengers'
must bo In good condition. Box O. P. 411
Sun-Herald. Herald square.
FIAT Imported 20 H. P.. with collapsible
Springfield coupelet: splendid condition: self
. . ,rvw Mil. am .... . a. . '
FORDS Large selection used Fords; soma
rebuilt, rennlshed Ilk new; some with
closed tops, soma with electric starters; In.
eluding sedans, coupslets and trucks; time
payments and exchanges arranged; also
sfcw Fords. MORRIS AUTO CO., Authorised
Ford Dealers 1001 Iledford av., Brooklyn,
FORD 5 passenger, self-starter, in excel-
..... ... 4 1 1 . . , K A . . . . . . .
ciil iwiiuutvu, ,..uv v7 ClUfa. alK,
VARANELLI, Palma Dress, 868 East
FOHD touring seat slip covers, hlh grade ma.
terUls, $13.30 complete. First floor. 878
Csaal st
FRANKLIN roadster, Series 0-A. In first
class condition. Apply MANUEL 11ERG-
MAN. 1777 Broadway. Phono Clrcls S34S.
1X)K BALE AUtn five passenger touring
car, perfect condition; five new tires; no
dealers. DUFFIN, 331 Madison av. Phono
tfiurrnjr mu qai. ingpeciion requested.
HUDSON, lattst model, touting limousine; or
auouroan Muan; run sdoui s,wo miles; Is
In first class condition In every respect: two
spare shoes and many extras: price tl.000.
BURNS. 782 Carroll st., Brooklyn. Phone
1M Sterling or m Canal.
HUDSON tonn car and Peerless 7 pas
scnger touring: must sacrifice: both lata
models In first class shape. Owner, ORA-
liuw. t-none scnuyier ag.v, weunoaiiny,
HUDSON coupe, ( cyllndir, 4 passenger: ex-
ceneni condition: must on to'.a at once:
bargain. Phone 7787W Windsor.
LANCIA roadster; & high clas.i car: one ot
the best lookers In town; 81. POO. RUBIN,
120 West I71li at. Fordham 1K.12.
j ilAIOIO.N taren passcuger, Victoria tup, sup
I covers:' like new; will aacriflcs. C. P.. box
410 Sun-Herald. Herald square.
MERCEDES 1M1 raceabnut. K h. p. (foreign
rating); excellenr" condition; aluminum
I body; tires good shape; car has hart best of
J care, any mechanical work that haa been
I necessary having been dona by MerrH's
I Repair Co. Phone McGONIOLE, Llspenard
' 6197.
01 ER LANDS AND UI1.LV3-KNIGHT8.
1 Reconditioned : nil models. Open srtnlnrs,
WUTB-OVBsVLAND. Inc., B'way aad Hth at.
if
skSBMh
TOWNSkND TAKES
SWIMMING TITLE
Beats Manual for Freshman
Laurels.
Swimmers representing- Townsend
Harris Hall last evening. won the fresh
man team championship of the high
schools of this city when they defeated
those of Manual Training by a score ot
33 points to 21. The meet was held In
the pool of the Central Y. M. C. A. In
Brooklyn.
Townsend qualified for the final by
leading In Manhattan, while Manual won
tho tltlo In Brooklyn. Townsend Harris
won fir at place In all the Individual
events. Manual's lone victory came In
the relay race, Tho summaries:
-A V a I .1 . I... ""ll, tr ... n.WH...J
Harris; GUmore, Manual, second: Fergu
son, Manual, miro. lime, jsi-u econus,
Dive for Form Won hy Daly, Townsend,
21 points; Hettrlck, Manual, 23 points. Sec
onal MUrpiiy, . JDWTUwna, ti pvinia, u.ini.
800 Foot 8wlm Wort by Townsend;
Manual, second. Time, 2:03 3-d.
320 Taro Bwun won oy vicui, ihwhs.
end; BeMenberg, Manual, aecondt Rosen
Berr. Townsend, third. Time, 3:20 3-5.
JO0 Foot nreast Htrofce Won by Rosen
thal, Townsend! Downle, Manual, second;
Calhoun, Manual, third. Time, 49 4-3 aee
ondn, . ,
iw iaru nvT.ur w uu j 4wwi, nnv
mil; MamoUes. Townivnri. lecond; Snrx'on,
iOO Foot Hety ndc Won by Manual,
Townr-end. gfcond. Tlira. l;03 2-n.
H018ES AND CAllIAQES.
AUTOS TIRES BODIES TUBE8
nrNOTE OUR NEW ADDRESSES
A BROAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
FINE LINE OF USED CARS
Easy Payments Arranged: Demonstrations;
Automoouna irauea.
1030 10 Mercer
(Speedster)
1010 Cadillac 7 Pass.
(Special Healy Body)
1010 Oole,4Paas3port
1010 Cole 7 Pass.
1910 Peerleai Sedan,
lfio stuts 6 Pass.
1010 13 Mercer 4 Pass.
1013 Cadillac 4 Pass.
1018 Packard 7 Pats.
101S Hudson 4 Pas.
1811 Overland 5 Pan.
1017 Packard 7 Pass.
1017 Cadillac
- (Town Landau)
1017 Manmon Llmo'ne
1017 Loco Landaulet
1917 Hudson Townar
1017 Hudson Sedan
1017 National Sedan
J017 Mercer Sub. Bed.
IBI7 Owen Magnetic
(Landaulet)
1017 Bulck IJmouslna
1017 Mitchell Runabt.
1917 OrerlandSPaas.
1017 Davis 4 Pass.
1017 Paige Sedan
1017 8tiidebaker7Fau
1916 Cadillac
(Town Oar)
lOla National 7 Pass.
191S Plerco Arronr
(Limousine)
lois Cadillac Itunab't
Bpeclal: Lancia Suburban Sedan (Late Impor
tation). Many Others. New Arrivals Dally.
Tires & Tubes at Old Prices
We Beat All Prices Quoted Anywhere!
bodies 0(ien & Closed Prices Right
oaab. Tops, windshields, etc.. etc.
Jfandorf Automobile Co.,
NOTE OCR NEW ADDRESSES
AUTOS AND GENERAL OFKIOE3
235-237 W. 50th SU n'r B'way
Tire Dept 161 Broadway, corner Hd St.
Body DopU 430-436 W. Mth, near 9th At.
nroo:;irn nro iirancn. 1381 ueorora at.
llnwlilm Swrp Orioa ETenln,Ta until 9 P. M.
PIERCE ARROW
1!0. dual valve. 7 passenger tour
ing, used very few miles; exceptional
bargain.
ROSKAM-SCOTT CO.
1896 Broadway, 907 Col.
,EASY WAV TO SELs. fOUB CAB.
Van Taasell It Kearney's Sales Ring (es
tnbllshed 1S87), ltfl-118 East 13th t" has
long been esteemed clearing house for
the sale and purchase ot second hand au
tomobiles, passenger and commercial, by
auction. Least tronblesoma and quickest
medlnm tor both sellers and buyers. Mors
prospective, buyers than ran as a rule, sa
list yours now. Anotlan of autoa ivery
Stuyveaant SIS,
PACKARD, S- sccaa, pedal six passeager
Jadkln body, aad of ths latest production;
Immediate delivery may be bad. Writs or wlrs
F. B. McFADDEN, It Oartleld av Detroit.
Mich
PACKARD I-3S touring: excellent condllloa;
new tires and paint P. HER VAN, SCO Eat
134th. Melrose 7010.
PACKARD. 1-18, five passenger touring; tx
eellent condition: private. Lenox 815.
PIERCE ARROW, late model 188. t pas
sengsr; first class condition. Phone MR.
ROBBIN3. Vandsrbllt 1100, between i A.
M. and lp.ll.
PIERCE Arrow touring, jsij model: gener
stor, electric lights; sell cheap. PIUL
WBINBKRO. 1st at. TeLOwhard 11M.
ROAMER town ear; completely appointed;
late 1111; driven 1,000 miles; east 11,900:
looks.nsw: quick sals at great sacrifice; no
dealers, t Phona MR. GREENWOOD, Mur
ray Hill 1784. between 10-1.
ROAMER for sale. 1919 sport model, perfect
condition. Call Mr. GRAY, Greeley 8083. Ns
dealers.
SMALL 8, firs passenger, run only 10.000
miles; perfect condition: J4M; will consider
trade with roadster. Booth 1274.
S. O. V.. brougham body; tn good running con
dition: estate. For particulars apply O. D.
C, 3(0 Madison av.
STBARNS-KNIGHT, IttS, 8 cylladsr, special
rollapslbla la Maoist; when folded appears
perfect tanrlag; equal to new In running, and
nnst sell: leaving town. Store, 138 1st ar.
Phone 1887 Stnyvesant
STUDEBAKER six oyllnder five passenger
touring: good condition; perfect motor;
a good buy at 11(0 cash for quick sale.
JENKINS. Douglaaton, U I. TeL Bayslds
7SIJ or Madison Square 1480.
STUDEBAKER. special lltnouslna Fleetwood
' body, series '18; must sacrifice on account
I ot death: no reasonable offer refused; per-
feet condition. Phona BARBER, Prospect 4(40.
UNDERTAKERS. Packard hearse; would be
interested in limousine as part payment, or
llRht top Wagon. O'HARA, 309 Washington
st Hoboken. N. J.
VILLIAS nve passenger touring car; best
condition; like new. Orocery Store, Hid
t. and Whit Plains av.. New Tort
Phone Allenvllle 741. -
"WHITE TRUCKS (1). 1118 MODEM, 3 TON.
ALL IN FIRST CLASS CONDITION. CHAIN
DRIVE. . STAKE BODIES: 'BARGAIN FOlt
OUICK BUYER. INQUIRE S3 LIBERTY ST.,
NEWARK. N. J. rilONE MARKET 780J.
WILLYS-Knlght. December, 1917; ssven pss
senger tonring car: first class condition
throughout: attractive price for quick Hie.
rigid demonstration. H. D. COX. Telephone
4soo Braad.
For Hire.
152C 1H ton. 11.50 hour: day.weel:, tnouth
Columbus HI. D. COnHiNGTON.I
a W I 1 1 1 -1 " L.
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