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TlfiBSUN AND NEW YORK HERALD, MOKtiAY, MAY" 10, 19&0.
8 4f
"Season's First Tennis Singles Tournament Gets Under Way With Entry oj 123 Players at Harlem Tennis Club
EH.
IS TBMS WIPER
One Time Holder of Harlom
Cup Takfs Foaturo Match
in Annual tfonrnoy.
Hy Vttplnr H curt occupied from
10 o'clock In th morning until twilight
the Harlem Tnnls. Club moiio up yes
terday some- of the tlmo ost on Satur
day whn rain Intsrfered with th stsrt
of tha annual ODcn tournament, The
court were still soft and the ballH
Bounded rather poorly wring tno morn
Ing session, but later In the day condi
tion vers excellent and a large nailery
1 was treated to fast tennis In nearly
I every match.
Moro than one-thlrd of the record
field of 118 contestants had been ellm
ipateil when play closed for tho day.
iThero were ns upets, but there was
many a aharpu evenly contested tussle
that kept the flillery on edffe from first
stroke to last. The feature matches
i war thoso In which Herbert H. Man
chester triumphed over Joseph W. Fox
t after extra nta and IUIph n. Ontcomb
. over William M Flflhr f,nr-r.tr
won the Harlem tournument four years
ago, and on that occasion, b In yes
terday's match, J. V. Fox was his op
ponent. For all of one set Manchester
was clearly outplayed yesterday. Foj;
was passing him beautifully wjth swift
fjhota atong the side lines and was work
ing him out of position In most of the
rallies, but he f.illsd to maintain either
I his speed or his control after that and
fell a victim to Manchester's superior
steadiness, Tils better Judgment of dls
!' tance and greater versatility In the
nest- two sets.
In his contest with Fischer Gatcomb
found he could not match the speed and
accuracy of his opponent's deep court
driving, so he changed his tactics and
i came up to the forward court to volley
i tho low returns. By persisting in the
net attack Osteoma not only overhauled
Fischer but passed him and won the
et at 7 5. Fischer passed his man
often enough to keep the score very
close all the way. Ho was within two
points, in fact, of taking the second ret
but failed to come through with the
necessary strokes. The sit proved to
be tho longest of the day, 119, Oat
comb breaking through Fischer's ser
vice In the last game.
Tho summary:
Harlem Tennis Club Open Rlncles First
Itound-rt. N. Slnelnlr defeated A. E. Itu
rio'.ph. 1IW, 0 3 rt. De Castro inn from
V. Matthews, by default: M, Ma'tannrt de
feated E. Heese, 7-5, 4; A. llialy de
feated A. l. Pruneau. l-ll, 0-2. V.
Ppark won fmin W. H. Wood, bv default;
Ben llsan defeated C. l!lrr. 0-3, 0-3:
0. A. Soarles won from II. II. Ilaidsrson, by
default; J. fi. Xfclxrtnott .defeated It. J.
Bornmtr. !, 70. 8-0; II: II. Manchester
defeated Joseph W. Hoi. 3fl. ft-a, 0-1;
F. i Allan dafislrd H. II. Huztlnl. 7'.. 01:
F. M. Loiihrr.an won from O, A. WalVer, by
eerauiti raw Keressjr nerc-aiea J. pirnnnow.
S 1, 7 .1: Frederick C. Anderson defeated
8. V. Ilrubsrrs, ft I, 0-3: Into llsrtman de
feated N, Wlntar, R-O, 7 .1 N. Comes d
f rated E. Pamrau, a:. 0-0, ft-aj L. If.
Rogers detested W, C. lUmmond. 07. (53;
Percy I. KynaMnn defeated Franklin P.
Adams, 0 I, 04: Allen lUtir defeated
Thomas Kecne. -fl, I f, 1; Hlirmiind
Rnaath defeated W. If. Huston. 01. 7 1;
R. Lewleohn won from O. R. llnrkavy, by
default : R. E. Roberts defeated C. If.
Xannes. 8-3, 0-2: II, O'lloyla defeated .'.
Arkland, 01, 01: B. Ilenar won from W.
De Mett, by default: II. W. Srhwarts de
feat n. Kuhn. 01. 02: K. rjmnnea de-
featad J. Cuskls', 6-3. 0-3: L. W, Knox
ncieatea j, Werner, o-a. a 1, i-n: y. .
Blewnrt defrated I,. Ilkoits. 0-1. 01:
It. n. fl.lrnmh dafpatid W. it. Kleehrr.
75, ji o; Herbert L,. Ilowmnn voit from
II. II. Mardtln. by default: Edward Oflaner
defeated TV. I), Roberta, G-I. I: O.
Mslre defeated W. Abels, fM, HJi I'- V,
Cook defeated fl. Bsnberg. 0-1, a-A. 0-3:
Alfred P. Hammeti aeieaiea wautr j.
Tousnlnt-7-. . , . , , . ,
Sarnnd Hound-It. M. Sinclair defeated R.
Te Cattra, 60, 01: Tien Letion defrated
V. Hnork, 0-1, 0-3: Trod IKon dafeated
V, M. ioiKhman, 7-a, 0-3: 1. Sells de
feated II, Wleaeltler, 0-3. 6-4.
STRAIGHT SETS IN DOUBLES.
Hard nUtlns; 'Wins (or KnmaRae
nnd Blnacsi.
With tha speed and aggressiveness of
their attack Ichlya Kumagae and Elliott
H. ninsen fairly overwhelmed J. Harry
Stelnkamnf and Carl Jallffa In, the final
i of the North Side doubles tournament at
tho university Heights Tennis cmo yes
yesterday. They scored In three straight
Vt, 0, ( 2 and 'i taking four
nines In succession with the score tied
tn tha aseond set, and four more In a
row when their opponents for the first
and only time In the match ramccj a
lead In the final division of play.
Xt must bo said for the losers that
,r.n( eksln Innhltltv tn mnlfA thA RfnrA
tloje Uiey kspt their opponents travel
ling at top epoca iw win mm iiuuiia,
BBIff MIXMpRB TAKE TJTI.E.
St, Louil, May J. Th? Hen Millers
Of St. lo.Uls, an nil American born
team, won the united states roceer foot
ball championship her to-day by de
feating the Fore Wver eleven of Qulncy,
Mpst., t to 1.
Indexed Pimlico Entrie.
First r.ace Two-yrar-olds; maidana; aell-
ins! four ana & imu runongs.
Tndei. Wt.flndex. Wt
Ilea's Kft..,1l.1 Mars. Wood. .110
rfn Tnerny Vfar.iiui m namit mir.inz
j t Attorney ....lis w Kehma !
:n4 iwnrose n. rrii)ceis.,iiw
204 Irlah Jsg...lU - Fuet 104
HMonfl ltaeei'otir-yer,olds and upward;
tha Potomac Sfatpleehaaai two rnllas.
Index. . , Wt. Index. Wt.
Tli'Rlx H...1SSI 20". Piirf 0"een..l42
Jlgjte - Candidate U.141
HO Pea Bun.,...1-V jUllsnre ,.,,143
NeUa ,147 212 Nw llitven.,14!)
JffO Joyful t4l 201 Mldaa II..,.!l3(t
7ftf Wlaeat Vol.,I.VI 102 Bmlthfleld ,,t49
219 Frank II 1
Coupla Joyful, Widest Fool and Fraflt n.
aa .T. R. Wldeeer entrv. rmiple fiurf Oneeti
ami ?andldata ft. aa Mra. V. imh,M
1 Wry,
.Index. Wt.
1ST Vlrsinta I-., .112
114 Irfar, Dancer.n?
H7' X. Hrummel.107
men i.irot...i
1' nr. Hall 1
-oBrurr- j
1X1 RuD'r 1
102 Davll Tloir,..115
Caib1 driftwood Sn
Griffith entry.
Fourth nsee Taro.ytar-etds;
'our IMP a nail jninr,
Index. Wt.
.-, 5 01orleux..H2
2M Fealor 112
. 1 ourcmil.
naico
11 in rmitiira ,,,111
1 1
,T. f),Hrlei....112
- Jean TiiJnt.1l7
Kiuater 112
i Virginia L. as J, E.
elalmlnz;
I"dex. wt.
I!! winds of C..1M
V Torvndor ....112
2IS Inrrteereat .,,,112
- Ayr!an Q,..l03
Inde , Wl.l
r?n Tan son ini
ltM rulllean ....1121
(1M) fTiow lin
(2is) eaiint rifnA6r
Flflh uewrnre.yar.eids rd unvrard:
hs arR Oak Handicap: claiming; alx
''Hffvi w.,.lB(Hf-. . Wt.
M r mera .....Ml Mara iue.lo
?H Franklin ...,10!fJI4) T'nW. 110
n. Me"ney,11l J14 aTo-tnecd ..,.101
e,15 .Rl1!!,.,W" J? m T kr lis
(JlOl Marmlti 1 ...JM - Mayor Home. 00
Cant Kt...l6ft
Couple I)ul V. and Rt. Quentln as J. U.
Sunn entry.
.Hlffh nace-Thrfe.yaar-olda and upward:
rlslmingl ens mile and a sixteenth.
inner. wi.iwx.
RESOLUTE HAS TEYOUT.
Uaperts Satisfied With rarioritt-
are of C Defoaee Candidate.
Dbiitoi., It. I May 9. The first trlala
of tho sloop ItesQlute, candidate for the
honor of defending the America's Cup
this eummer, were held In Narr&fjansett
Day to-day ond tjave complete satisfac
tion, accord Ink- to the experts aboard.
The sloop went out first In the forenoon,
when a six knot brew was blowing
from tho northwest, and again In the
afternoon, when the water had rough
ened under a fourteen knot breete from
the southwest.
The yacht carried a mainsail, club
topsAII, foresail and Jib, and It was
found that the new sails set well except
for tho leaches on the mainsail, which
was a little flat. The now mainmast,
constructed cf blocks of wood glued
together so as to form r hollow centra,
and the -yard of her club topsail and
the main guff of nlumlnltc stood the trip
well and appeared to give better et&blllty
and ftlffcr form.
The trials compare favorably with
there of 1914-1915. A test of speed was
considered Impossible, as there were no
yachts sailing against the Ilesolute.
In the afternoon the slosp went down
the bay as far as Dyer's Island, a dis
tance of about seven miles. The water
was about an rough ns is likely to bo
encountered during the summer and the
tow brnsd nnrpiy, but the mainmast
was as solid as a rock untl the gear held
firm. Hho enme back before the wind In
quick time.
Aboard were Managing fiwner Robert
V. Emmons .'d: Secretary George A,
Cormaclt of the New York Yacht Club:
Charles Francis Adams 2d, who was at
the wheel; Oeortre Parkinson and rig
ging and sail experts. Nathaniel Her
reshoff, the designer, was not present be
cause ot (liners.
MORSE HOLDS ROBINS
TO SCORELESS TIE
Hivnl Soccer Teams Play Ex
tra Tcriods in Stato Cup
Scmi-Flnnls.
BOHLAND IN FftONT.
Two full halves and two extra periods
of 15 minutes each wers sufficient for
the purpose of deciding the question of,nB., which was much faster than any
Former Champion tVeisd Big Vield
1st Road Race.
Displaying tho same high order of
speed that carried him to victory In
championship hill and dale contests two
years ago, Max Qohland ol tho Paullst
A. c. won the fast time prlso In tho
five mile handicap road race of Unity
Council, Knights of Columbus, In tho
Ilronx yesterday, Tho one tlmo senior
and junior National A. A. V. champion
cross country runner started from
scratch and conceding liberal handicaps
to ninety-one rivals finished In thirteenth
poauion, covering me course in 21m,
supremacy in tho semi-nnai rouna 01
the Now York State Football Associa
tion's annual cup competition at Todd
Field In nrooklyn yesterday, when the
soccer eleven representing' Morse Dry
nock distinguished Itself by playing
Itoblns' Dry Dock, twice victors over
Jlethlehem this season, to a standstill.
After two hours of continuous play, the
two sides were rtlll deadlocked, neither
having been able to score, so that tha
frame must be replayed next Sunday.
Meanwhile, Tebo Yacht Ilasln, the other
finalist, Is awaiting the outcome with
Interest. .
After minutes, of play. Millar seJ!
in a hard shot for the Itoblns thnt hit
the crossbar. Garslde of the same team
other competitor was able to travel the
distance. The summary!
0. Hillllpion, Paatlme A. C. (0:15), M:10;
M. Tea, Cllencoo A. C. (4:4!, 33t4fl A.
i'ominc, Murnlnsilde A. C. (SMS), 24:20;
D. Srxrato, Morolngslde A. 0. (3:43), 32:34;
It. Moorhnut, Alpha Club S:0O), 32:1(1; J,
Coat.llo, I'anllnt A. C (2:43), 53:12; 0.
Klrkwood. Paullst A. O (3:00), fl4t31l W.
Ueegan, tit. Anatlm'a A. 0. (JdQ). 33:33;
C. Jscluon, Aln'.ia Club (4:00), 3U:0d; J,
O'Connor, Rt, Anaaim's Jl. 0. (2:13), 34:11;
J. Loarsr, 3t. Aneelm's'A, C. (2:13), !!442i
W. Hhfppel. I'aullit A. C (3:00), 30:03; M,
Dohland, l'aullet A. 0. (scratch). 31:11;
I,. Llebermnn. Paatlme A, C, (Si.Vi), 30:4.1;
A. Arnheltcr; Paatlme A. C. 15:30), 30:30;
J. Certnq, I'aullit A. 0. (3:0(1), 34:20; P.
pu-rell, Paitlma A. O. (5:M), 37:03: P.
Ftynn. Paullst A. 0. (I j3), .1S:00: M. Kde.
raitn. ratlni A. C. (3:13), 37:10; II. Nye,
rUlHt A. li. ti:i. J. nmtoor..
W. II. HALL IN GOOD STROKE.
If. Throckmorton Alan Plays Well
In Practice Matches.
Tryout matches for places on the
New York Church Cup team were to
have been played nt Forest Hills yes
terday, .but owing to the Inability of
most of the candidates to arrange their
appointments satisfactorily the contests
were postponed for later In tho weak.
The only candidates who appeared were
Walter Merrill Hall and Harold Throck
morton. Hall ployed two sets with
Harold Taylor, the former Juqlor cham
pion, una then Throckmorton took the
courts for a practice session with Tay
lor. Roth Hall and Throckmorton were
In cood stroke and set a fnst paco for
their younger opponent. They forced
the play lit the forward court.
oTHKit socicnn iibsults.
Erie A. A.. 4: Palerann, 3.
Astoria, 7; Jludrons, J, "
struck an upricht and Lennon of Morse R J'-:W.
failed to take odvantace or nn Pn A. O. (3:00). 1 Kallras,
goal, but otherwise piayea, a star game. ,ornnf,rtg A. c. (3:30). .ts;28;
ucicliwc iiic rii ' 4 v, , .ii.li '. m."..-
up considerably In the second half and
much depended upon their defence,
which held out. Shnnholt, off a .pass
by McCulre. found the Morse ret, but
was off-side. The Itoblns In their turn
ut tha nice In the first of the rxtrn
periods, when tho Morscmejv faced the
nun. Trllln!: shots were made by Mc
Quire, Clarke and Uatlcan, but none
counted.
TEAf OOMPtrriTION'.
PaUlK A. C. 4 3 ft 0
Pastime A. ; C...... 1 II
HI. Anaelm's A. 0., 0 7 18
Mornlnolde A. C. 8 3 17 1
Yorkvlllo 0. 0 20 21 S3 St
J. lted-
Total
I'olnts.
13- 41
1 M
IS- 03
22- IH
23- 115
n.Kin n n rm. PAtUlnn. Moraa D. P. (0).
nenrulll Ooal Yf,'',n
Robertson Rlxht back ........ IJndesy
Drownlea I(f bae.i .-r
neardaworth ...RlsM half "Mr'";
Clarke Center half Tlustard
Lance Uft.half Btradan
Oartld Outside rlsht Kerahaw
MKlulre Ineldo rlsht Itorks
rtatlran Center. Lennon
il'll.? . . . : : .in.lde lef t ..... Mrlxuxhlln
8hanholt Outside left aa!!0"'?:
rtefarte 1. Mastcrann. I,HeemarC. Stntt
and W. Williams; time haUes of 43 minutes.
ATHLETIC GAMES AT TRAGUS.
fiixriA. ifav 3. The Csccho-Slavaks
and Jugo-Slovs have arranged for nthn
Ia.ia nnmM nt TVnintfk iltirlnir the com-
Ing summer, patterned after the Olym
pics. Five nations. Including the United
States and France, are said to have
sent entries. A largo group of Amer
ican contestants, it Is reported, will
come to the meet and will carry their
own food. A huge grand stand at
Prague is under construction.
I SUN AND HERALD RACING CHART.
PIMLICO. May 8, AVonther clean tropic, henry.
90X FirtST HACK. For two-year-olda. fiilllna. Flva furlonm. Purse. II.OSO. roat,
2:20. Off, 2:31. Time, 1:012-3. Winner, ch. g.. by Harrlsan-Deatrke Boull.
Owner. V. nAIIVK-r!V Trlnr II V. Prev. Start ffnod. Won eaallv.
Jockey
T. Pator.
Rt.
01-20
2' Lux 40-1
3 H. Haynes 13-2
4 Ponee 3-4
3 Johnpon ......
0 Dlshman 30-1
PI.
21-10
17-4
3-1
1-10
Sh.
11-10
fM
43-20
1-20
Index. Home. Wt. PP. at. t 1 v, pin
100 Tutt mi n 1 H4 l 1" 1"
ItQicate 110 .1 ft W. '"
201 Hot Stuff 113 4 2 2 2 i
78 Mary Brb.... 100 3 3 0 .1 '
213 'Ceo. Hover,.. 110 " S S 3 P
Gaorge C. Jr.. 108 1 4 3 0 0 IS Dlshman 30-1 10-1 -1-1
Peterson entry. I
Mutuela pald-Tutt. SS.10. (0.20, f4.20; Roseate, $I0.'4, t.30; Hot Btuff. S0.30.
Tutt raced Hot Stuff Into aubmlsalon first Iislf and ahook off opposition In home
at retch, rtnieatu, a alow beginner, outrun a usual In early atsges, finished fcolne strong.
Hot Stuff tired. Qeorge nove quit laat quarter and was eased up.
Winner rntrrtcl for tl.OOOl no bid.
Scratched-Bllver Sprlnga, Inglecrast.
0 rwtlght T.eorge IIore, 2.
Owntra-l, P. nahnken; 2, Mrs. A. C. Kltliaus: S, R. Parr; 4 and 3, G. Peter
eon; fi, Mra. Xt. Brown.
99f SECOND HACB The Green Spring Valley Steeplectiase. Por four-year-olds and
upward. Two mllra. 13,000 added, l'oat, 2:30: off, 3:00. Time, 4:01. Win
ner, b. g., by Ethelbert-Dulclbella. Ownar. J.. E. WIDI3NER, Trainer, J.
II. Lewis. Mart rood. Won eailly.
W. PP. St. '.t. i nt ii 'n. Jockey.
l o- I- I i,yera
s 4 3 s3
S 7 fi 4 2J 4
l r, i 2 i ii a
3 2 n a' r. s r,
(t 1 T 7 It II C
7 fl S S 7 7 7
a i a o o a
Index. Horse,
Dui'ttiate ...
(IPS). 'Royal Arch.
13 Rollanea ....
210 Itrook
HlyalAn
(100) M.e Maraouln
1H3 tKlar
W Peclilva
. M4
. 141
. 1ST.
. 13.1
. 140
. VSI
. 1.18
140
Merzlcr
3k lluali ...
A If anna .
3 llaynes
I, Crawford
7 Gilbert .
Cheyna .
Huspes .
Rt.
..4.20
,. 2-1
. 12-1
.. n-i
,. 7-1
PI.
23-10
11-20
a-1
3-1
6-2
Rh.
3- 3
1-3
7-10
4- 5
7-10
...22-1
. 10-1
S-1
7-1
4-1
3-1
Royl Arch (Parr entry). 13.10 and
- Uack of Spades 130 3 D Colli! and fell.
i-arr entry. Trttitn entry.
Mutuela pald-Ounttlate, 1(1.30, S4.30 ami eo.20;
12.40: Rillanre. 13.40.
Duettlate, In hand until laat .quarter, moved up with a rush v. hen called on and drew
nr.-ny Into nn eaay load at end. Royal Arch shook off Brooke laat furlong. Reliance
outxnmed latter In final drive. Jack of Spades bolted and jumped wing at third fence
and fell..
Owners-I. J. E. Wldener: 2, R. Tarr: 3, Mrs. w. A. Prime; 4. J. E. Davis; S, Mrs.
P. A, Clark; 0. R. Parr; 7, E. C. Griffith; 8. II." W. Maswell; 9, E. C. Griffith.
997 THIRD RACE For three-year-olds. Selling handicap. One mile. Turse, ll.OSO.
' Toat. 3:30. Off, 3:32. Time. 1:48. Winner, b. f 3. by Orrnpndalfr-Mamle
Worth, uwner. H. UJUia. Trainer, a. o. rareuo. atari Bonn, won easily.
Wt. rp. fit.
1
2
3
4
R
n
:i
J
1i V. Fin.
4'H4 S 2 1'
St.
1 lUl
7 7 8
n a 4
3
3
II
3
7
4
3
S
Jockey.
Ponca . , ,
R. Kator
Obert ...
Dabln . .
Lux .....
Fletcher
Bhelepets....
zoaller 14-3
..4.1-20
..27-10
. .30-1
. .tVM
..18.1
73-10
PI.
1-2
11-20
10-1
13-1
3-1
3- 2
4-7
Rh.
2-3
2-3
1B-S
0.1
2-t
0-3
33
Index. Horse.
180 Edith K m 1 fi
107' "Foreclosure... 00 3 1
107 Old Red 103 3 4
107 Eastern Glow, 03
208 Han Marcus.. 08
170 Rardnra ..... 101
211 "Nancy Ann., 100
170 Cball-ncer ... 10.1
'i;. k. iirym entrj.
Mutuela pald-Edlth K., 0.50. S3, ?2.80; Foreclosure (entry), 13.10, S2.$0; Old Red,
S.40.
Edith K. rated off the early pace, moved up etnutly rounding the far turmand shook
oft opposition In laat sixteenth. Foreclosure tired after forcing; tha paea. Old Red
showed a lot of early speed, but quit laat querlcr, San Msrrua showed a flash of speed
on bnckstrelch, where ha nent to the leaders with a rush. He was eased up when hs
tired.
Winner entered nr It.OOrt; bid tn 11,203 nd retdnad. .
Scratched Sagamore. Pokey .Tana. Bea Queen, Mark West, Frog. Bohsr-na-Breens,
Hush, OvrralKht-Otd Red. 2: Challenge.:-. 4.
Owners 1, S. fiuls: 2, E. K. Ilryaon: 3. Mrs. C. H. Sprsre! 4, G. Choos; S, 0. A.
Htnnaham: , U II. Ratter; 7. E. K. Roaan; S, C. W. Campbell.
990 FOURTH RACE The Retvedera Itanrtlrnp. Tor three-year-olda and upward. On
-""0 mile and a alTteenth. Turae. S2.iN0. Post. 4. Off. 4:04. Time. 1:40 2-3. Win
ner, br. c, aged. lv Eannockmirn Rchwalha. Owner. SUNNVL.ND STABLE.
nan street y. m. ii. a. games.
Sam FrcrlcH romped oft with the two
mile handicap run that teaturru tne
members' games of tho Ninety-second
Street Y. M. H. A. at Macombs uam
Park, Tlie Dronx, yesterday. II started
from scratch, but passed his fifteen
rivals shortly after tha mils point to win
by twenty-tire yards. Tito time was 10
minutes S3 seconds. The winners In the
other seven events for seniors were: 100
yard dash, Jl, Lewis; 8S0 yard run, M,
flteln; running; brosd Jump, HU Wlls
helmer; putting 8 pound shot, C Here
gan, and 850 yard relay race, Rover
Club.
KENNEDY BEATS BIO JJELD.
Win Klutit Bill llond Race Over
Port Chester Course,
Ponr Ciigsiiui, K Y., May . Bill
Kennedy ot Port Chester, N. Y made a
whirlwind finish In the fourth annual
eight mile road race this afternoon un
der the aupslces of the Cygnet Athletic
Club by taking the lead, on the last mtlo
lsp and winning In 47 minutes 30 seo
ondy, with a handicap of 8 minutes 30
seconds. One hundred and fifteen started.
The first twenty-flve were:
W. Kennedy, Mornlngsldo A, C, (0:S0),
47:30; A. Fleischer, unattached (7:13), 48:2(1;
0. Williams, St. Christopher A. C. (0:00),
47:47; l. Mllqfaky, unattached (7:00), 44:30;
M. .Dwyer. Mohawk A. C. (0:30), 48:40: W.
Stokcley, St. Christopher A. U. (il:00), 48:17;
A. t MlllUten, Ht. Christopher A. C. (3;30),
48:041 C. W. napp, Mohawk A. C. (7:30),
30:11; J. Brooks, Mohawk A, C. (5;43),
I8S7: P. Zabludofskr, Mornlngsldo A. ,C.
(3;43), 40:07: II, rarklnson, Momlngslds A.
C. (7:30). 30:301 W, Bosk, Mohawk A, C.
(7H3), 30140; W, lllllman, Finnish Ameri
can A. C. (0:00), 411:32: E. Lehman, Morn
Inislda A. C. (0:13), 40:48: P. Troulenn, Mo
hawk A. C. (3:43), 47:20: Nick GrannoLo
pulas. Melrose A. A. (1:431, 43.4 It .1. Ooff,
St. Christopher A. C. (3:00). 48:M: J. c.
Lang. Mohawk A. C. (7:30), 31:23; II. Prim,
Unnleh American A. C. (3:0)), 47.00: F.
Tltterton, Melrose A, C. (2:3UJ, 4d:.17r I.
Lehmann. Mornlngslde A. U, iiM), 31:10;
F. fentnll, Mornlwtslde A. C. 17:11), 51,10;
W, Rltols. Finnish American A. C. (scratch),
4;t3; (1. Itlclmrdi, Ex-IIan'ard A. A. (H:00),
52:23; I. Berger, unattached (7:30). 32:00.
The team lnners wore: Mohawk A. C,
40 nAln,.ti Ol ri.talnntl A. ft . BaC
ond (42 points); Mornlngstds A. third
(43 points): Cygnet A. fourth W
Points),
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES,
First Race-Clelmlnx; purse, 81,000: for
thris-ytar-olds and upward! six furlongs,
Talisman. 031 Pre State, 103; Anticipate,
1031 Madras Glnsham. 100) "Marasmus, lilt
J. P. House, 114) Blaise, 110: Jlrlnjhunt,
110 1 Msglkon, Ilt Souteler. 110: Port Light,
110: James Foster, 118. Also eligible Oppor
tunity, UP: "I Win I Win. 1001 Precious
Pearl, 08; Humms, III; "Water War, Ml!
Converse, U(J.
Second Race Puree, 81,200: for two-year-olds:
maidens, colts and geldings: four fur-,
tongs. Court View, 113; North Elkliorn,
113; Versailles, 113; RunUf, 118; Buddie
Kean, 110; Judge Budrow,I13 Frank Moody,
113: By Ulnser, 113; Black Scnanl, 113;
Will o' the Wisp, 11B) Red Legs, 113; Oriole,
11. Also ellglble-SIr Lawnfal, 110: Phllan
dersr. 115; Loushrtd, US; Ras. 113; Snare,
113; Old Chap, 113.
Third Race-Purse, 11,200; for four-year-olds
and upward: ont mile. Legotal, 101;
Oine, 103; Wlckford. 103; Mint Cat (Imp),
1H3 fDuke of Lancaster, 103; War Prise,
103; Claquer, 103; asm Cock, 10I Honolulu
Hoy. 10U: Klku, 107; Pastoureau (Imp), 100;
Linden, 100; Dodge, 113; Moecowa, 113.
Fourth Race Purse, 81.000; -claiming; for
four-year-olds and up, fllllco and mares: ono
mile "Banaymo, 107; "Jovial, 107; "Lady
Rachel, 107; "Mellora, 107; Thlnksr, 107;
Netta R.. 112: Lucky R., ill; Tally, 112:
l'srls Maid, 113.
I'lllii itavr rurse, sj.wu; added debutante
stakea for two-year-old fllfea; four furloni
tlllt of Green. 114: Seraphlna. ill4: tl
of Willi (imp.), Ill: Natural, 114) Panwell,
ft;
114: Krtvol. 114: tl'ekoe. 1141 Miss Fontaine.
m; U-llc, I14i iCIiaiupasna. 11W; Ittky lllus,
1191 tllolluiu, 119; Last Rose, UO; Aphis
Dear, UP: Mlsa Muffins, 122.
E. It. Brsdlry entry. tJ. M. Damden en
try. III. P. Whitney entry.
Sixth Race I'urae, l,OX: Waterson Hotel
handicap; for thrve-year-olda and up; seven
furlonss . "Arrow Point. 100; I Win. 100;
Hewrll Combs, 112; Courtship (Imp.), 112;
Klnnoul, 118; niaclilo Daw, 110; Sway, 122;
King Gorln. 120. ...
Seventh IUco-Purse, 81.-f: claiming; for
threo-yrar-olds and up: ono mile and a quar
ter. vWarllkc, Ot; Cortland, 04; "Cory,
don, ION; Fly Home, IDS: Dahablah 2d, 103;
Jack Reeves, 108; "Sea Urchin, 108 1 "Dies
corlda (Imp.), 101; Plantarede, 108: J, C.
Stone, 10.1: Brynllmah, 113: Wailsworth Last,.
113. Also eligible Tsnlac. 113.
Five pounds apprentice allowance claimed.
i
KRAMER TOO FAST
FOR "AL' GODLLET
Takes Both Heats of Hilo
Cyclo Match at tho Newark
Velodrome.
Nbwark, U. J., May 9. Frank I
Kramer defeated Alfred Ooullet two
straight heats of a mile match at the
V lodrome here this afternoon before the
lrfrgest crowd that ever saw a bike race
In Newark. Thousands wero turned
away from the track and tho Infield. In
which every one had to stand up, was
packed to overflowing. The fans surged
on the' track and the races had to bo
stopped to get them off. Krs.mor'a vic
tory was a popular one with the fans,
lie has not lost a match this season.
Kramer won the first heat all the way,
finishing a full length in front. In the
second Kramer chased Ooullet and, with
a (rest jump in the home stretch, man.
aged to nip him ot the tap and win by
inches. '
Orlando rtanl and Oscar Egg defeated
Eddie Madden and Jake Magln Id two
out of three heats ot a mils match. The
summaries ;
Two-Thirds Mile Handicap, Professional
Won by John Btashle, Newark, 33 yards;
Ray Eaton, Newark, scratch, second; Regi
nald MeNamara, Australia, 23 yards, third;
William Hanley, flan franclsee, 20 yards,
fourth: Gus Lang. Irvlntton. 33 yards, fifth.
Time. 1:20 2-3. ...
ono wue Novice, Amaisur won oy vin
rant Choferl. Unions Bnortlvk Italians: Wal-
tsr Caldwell, Newark, second. Time, 3:10,
liau-Mlie Handicap, Amsuvr-won ny.
Fred Taylor, New Yerk A. C, 13 yards: Ed
ward Bendl, Union Spertlva Italians, so
yards, second; Arthur Ooerke, Newark, 80
yards, third: Nick Howath, Bay View
Wheelman, fourth. Time, 0:33. .
One Mile Match Racsi "Professional-Frank
L. Kramer, Esit Orange, vs. Alfred Ooullet,
Newark-Won by 'Kramer. First, heat won
by Kramer, Time, 3;0 1-fl. Last eighth mile,
0:12. Second heat won by Kramer, lime,
2:33. Last rlshth mile. Oils ML
Australian Pursuit Mateh. Profeeslenal-.
Won by Charley Plercey, Australia, and Jo
seph Kepsky, Newark! John and Menus De
dell, I.ynbrook, L. I,, second. Time,
10:48 2-0. DUtanes, T miles, 31, laps.
Miss and Out Invitation, Prefesslonal
Won by William Hanley, Ban Francisco:
George Chapman, Newark, second: Edward
Byron, Australia, third) Fred Hill, Boston,
fourth; Lled Thomas, san Francisco, fifili.
Tims, 4: W 1.9.
One Mil Team Match. Race, Professional
Won by Orlando Pianl, Italy, and Oscar V.tt,
Swltstrland: Jacob Magln, Irvlnslon, id
Eddie Msdden, Newark, second. First best
won by Egg, Last eighth mile, OtlVJ-a,
Second heat won by Madden. Last rlshth
mile, OiKS-IJ. Third heat wen by Plan!,
Last elshth mite, 0H3 1-8.
On Mil Consolation. rrofesslonal-Won
by William Keller, Newark: Peter rrolinoh,
Itaston, ascend: Hurry Kaiser, Bronx, third:
Prert Weber, Irvlnaion, fourth: Tom Bello,
Brooklyn, fifth. Tim, 3:131.3.
Dna Mils. Claaa B i Amateur I VAm ir
Thomas Pltsslmmons, East Orange: ),ouls
lllban, inwooa, u. I., seconq; i'tihh Hen
derson, Newark, third: Banny 'Urk, New
ark, fourth, Time, 1M
Australian Pursuit Bscs, Amateur-Won t-y
Anthony Younc. Bay View Wheelmen; n
drew Watts, Bay view Wheelmen, second;
girls Dotlewelck, Newark, third; Prod Tar
r. New York A. 0.. fourth, Time, 0I8.
Distance, 2 miles, 3, lap.
Flv llle Invitation, rrofesstonil Wen by
Raymond Eaton, Newark; Diiar I.'pg,
Swltierland, second! William Hanley, Han
Francisco, third: Fred Hill. Boston, fourth;
William Keller. Newark, fifth, Fr-ink L.
Kramer, East Orange, sixth. Time, JO.S0 2-3,
YAWKEES BIO'S YOUNG CATCHER
Washinoton, May D.Manager Mug
gins of the Yankees has signed a lad
named Hager as an addition to his
catching staff. Hager had rt short ex
perience with the lied Sox at one time.
Before the war he was with Mobile,
then went Into the service. He lias been
hero several days practising with the
Yankees, and Hugglns, as well as his
players, think him very promising.
Hurrains has four backstops now. Ruel.
Hannah, Hoffman andvth new man, who
Is just out ot nts teens ana a tail, wen
built youth.
Trainer, R. A. Smith. Start, Bond. Won driving,
index. Ilorssi W. PP. St. i i i M. Fin. Jockey. fit.
170 flllppary Elm.. 101 2 1 1Hitti1 Ii 1 Morris 2.1-4
(20) Boniface
nn iinisisr ,
188 Clean Gone.
103 Tailor Maid
1J4
104
ino
03
2" 2. 21
4 S 31"
3 4 4 4
3 3 3 3
Sand
Durks ...
Dlshman
Fletcner
S-B
... 4-1
...18.1
...33-1
PI.
4-3
1-4
4-3
4-1
8-1
Rh.
R-20
1-20
1.10
7-S
3-1
Mutuels pald-SIIppery Elm. S13.S0. f.l.r.0. 82.SH: Bonlfac. 88.80. 82.10: Bolster. 82.20.
Rllnnerv Elm outran hi field to first turn and set fast naes all tha war. Had tn b
hard rlddan to outlaat Boniface. letter waa wearlns; the winner down and would hava
won In fev more strldrs. Bolster res as good as left. He was ueed up first quarter
catrhlnit his field and tired last sixteenth. ,
Scratched Sir Barton, Star Mcatsr. Ovai weltfit Clean Con. 5.
Owners 1. Punnyland Stable; 2. J. K. L. Roas; 8, 0, W, Foreman; 4 J. Farrall. Jr.r
3. Mrs. O. W. Atkinson.
OOO FIFTH RACE. For thrco-year-olds and upward. The Equity Handicap. Six fur
6'J ons. Pune, 82.0fln. Post. 4:32. Off, 4.34. Time. 1:10. Winner, b. c, 4. by
HIpt James Tickle. Owner and trainer, R. E. WATKIN8. Start gooel. Won
wt, .-w. v. in. .incney. Ht.,
110 .1 3" 2' Hi It Johnson SS3
2 2 1 1" 2Hi2 Sand 7-20
t 8 A' ."." 3 Zoaller 1T-3
4 4 4 3 4 4 rolllleltl 2S-I
r 3 0 0 r. It Mooney f,S-l
II 1 3 3 fi S W. Tavlor ... 43-1
Mdtuels psId-Tlckttsh, 817.00, 8.1.00, 82. CO; Billy Kelly, 82-30. 82.10: Midnight Sun.
82.10.
Ticklish ellpnMl thrmurli next the Inside rail rounding the far turn and drew away
.I.,..th nllW Y.-Allt f HV nfll-. Kill MIAll.ll. . nl .1 nn V, I . T . .
Mldni.iht Sun need up forcing the pace and oppd after going four furlont. Ima 'i
ITrsnK ooro out rwinnna; iar mm.
Kcratch'd KIT Thrush, Old Knents;. Daydue.
Overweight-Tl'klUli, : Imk Fra"li. 1.
Owners-1. R. Tl. Watklna: 2. J, K. Ii. Ross; 3, J. R. BUnkcr: 4. A. H. Morris;
3. J. Fltwlrrmons; (1, J. J. Maher.
non SIXTH RACB-Th Junior Purse. 'or two-yesr-olds. Five 'furlonxs. Purso
SI.3M. Pot. 3:04. Off. 8:03. Tlma. 1 :M S.S. Winner, ch. c. 3. b Whl.i,hr-
If.-Fly I'y Night, Owner, If. P. WHITNEY. Tralnor, 6. A. Cloptorj. Btart good.
Won driving. . . ,
) raiij,
Ipifex. Horse.
1041 Tirtdl-'i
1TS1 Rllly Kellv .. 1.10
lift' Midnight Fun. 100
TO.' Quietude .... 100
S02 LadlnT Rlnr. W
Ima Frsik,.. 100
PI.
4-fl
1-4
1-2
3-1
1S-I
10-1
Sh.
1-4
1-20
1-10
2t1
oil
4-1
Index. Hope, Wt. PP.
ins NlrM Raider 112 2
IS3iAnt!llea .... I0H 1
21.V Th Ck.... 112
213 Inajemat .,,112
IDS Mantilla .... 109 4
- Marl. Misnnn ids a
St.
4
.1
3
1
ti
U It ; Pin. Jorbsv.
4 V S 1 Collllettl....
2 2" 1!J Jie Starling
I" 4'ii4i Vftn. llaynes..
3 3 3 4 Smart
1 1 3 n ' Kelaay
0 0 0 0 DIMirrTon.
fit.
.1-4
11-3
Iti'l'
17.1
.. fl,1-l
PI.
3-VO
1-4
3.1
4-1
4-1
13-1
Hit.
l-l
1-3
0-20
7-3
-t
-,arr xwit!i ifi nsar ,,,
1S1 Romeo 113 NW "The WU
Wt.
.10S
m
OS
117
113
113
Mutuela pald-Nlsht Raider, 83.30, 82 30. 2.10: Antilles. S2.M. SJo: The Cook. 82.DO.
through on Inside entering homestritch. Outa-amed Antlllea In final drlws. Antlilex weak
ensd after dlepoitng of Mantilla. Th Cook dropped back rounding fer torn. Mantilla,
a rapid beginner, showed lot of speed 'or thre fur!nra hut tired badly In homestretch.
Owners-I, If. P. -Syhttney; 2, 0. W. J. Blssell; 3, R. ParrH, L. W. Osrth; 3, W. J.
Salman: !. L. Brown.
OOl-BEVUNTIt RACB-Por thrce-ysar.olda and upward. Helling. Ona mil and a slx
tcenth. Purse. 8I.3S0. Post. 0(40. off, 5:4?. Tlmo. l3JIrO. Winner, b. c., 3,
Sh.
11-20
0.3
7-10
M
S-2
8-a
hy Avco-Cremome. Owner and trainer, R. PETRRHON.
Index. Horse, W. PP. R. 'i I mn. Jockeys. St.
(207) a. d Causeiro 10 o nil 2' it Ponce ...1 12-r.
CAJiRleata 101 ,1 4 V 1 ! ! 3tt,yaller 10.1
SIS F. Tlrrtir...1Mt SIS OnMlne .
1231 W. Felly.. ..1131 r Pni;hoari)
. 2o.l "fllrsta '....llni ffs ri,(,
.ii. M.......ih.. wi irrcini
?10 "Br ra'o ...UN
sevenl'i Ttate-Tlieae-yesr-oMs and us--rdi'f(llles
asd maris; one mil and a
Hiteento.
T-'er. y ir-'x. v;
5S51 Aretl-ms ,..'071 "f n M'i
T AA lav t 'I l I . r i a
. "01 n. Riifeener.'.lt'l tW Wvd Vnle1l I
j, vioia Tip....inni zini minidlum ...107
'AppreoUc allowance claimed. I
.
7 flt
n 3
A
J
4
t
0
10
10 10
Barnes
MIX ......
Obert ....
Mooney ..
ntchareak
Hand
Johnson ..
Collllettl
St. PI.
12-r. S3-:o
10.1 17-1
17-4 g.S
1.1-1 3-1
17-2 3-1
12 S-t
m-i IT
17-1 0-1
11- 4-1
?-l
.1-1
2-1
1741 M. roily.. ,.107
807 My Pr.., tt
1M "Q. Blonds. 103
100 T. Pectslon.104
207 "Am. Boy., p!)
103 W. Folly.. .113
(ion T.iwgun ;diis
207 reecant ...100
Field.
Mutuels paldMlaln ds Cause. 10.80. 81.70 and 83.10; Sluts. 86.89 and 83.80; Mrftress
Polly. 83,40, , ' '
Gain ds Oauss moved lip stoutly entering- the homestretch, and outxamed Rlesta In the
final drive. letter need Into a lang lead rounding the far turn, but tired th last
Quarter. Mstreaa Polly Hod a Mg gP and linlshert with a rus5i.
Winner entered for 12,300; no hd.
Peratrheri-'liMi tvimlno, fnth. Dor-Ae. Dii-l-board. Antoinette and Sasamore.
fhct-welrht-Welahmans Foil. 3: Queen Blonde, 1.
Owners-rl. f. letlirsont f. 3 Lurasdini 3. P, 8, VAuntaln: f. r. Musanto; B. C. W.
Qssser: it. Mrs. F. A. Clark: W. V. Cassr; 8. J. K. L. Ross, 0. c. L. CerUng. 10.
HALF MILE I ' '
I KILOMETER r f
gTj ONE MILE ' .
I B J ' TWo MILES - , '
it . THREE MILES
m d , F0UR MILES . "
I I FIVE MILES
111 111 Aituriatn KtOmMs fauasffim ' '
' "
IlTOIMliTTi 'fHHasam TO
-
j-. i-? f'
Twin Eight Cylinder $
uuesenberg Automobile
with Delco Ignition driven
by Tommy Miltmn
Seven World's Speed Records Won With
SO fast the eye could scarcely follow
blur of indistinct motion Tommy
Milton shot his Pclco-equipped Duesen
bcrg car along the smooth, hard sands of
Daytona Beach, at a faster, madder pace
than machines have ever travelled on
earth before a mile in a trifle more than
a third of a minute.
This tremendous burst of speed shattered
the wbrld's previous records, and
enthroned Milton as the world's new
speed king.
Comparable only to cannon speed the
human eye can scarce visualize a machine
hurtling over a race-way in the follow
ing fractions of time officially, accepted
ApriH920 by the American Automobile
Association:
Delco
Ignition
Nw World's Speed Records
Mi mile . . -'11.57 seconds, 15557 miles pr hour
1 kilometer :14.40 rconcU, 155.34 milt pr four
1 mile v :23.07 seconds, 156.04 mils ft hour
2 mile ..." :46,24 seconds, 155.70 mil pH haur
S miles . 1 min. 12.18 sec., 149.62 miles per Heur
4 miles . 1 min. 36.14 stc.', 149.76 miles per hetlr
5 miles . . 2 min. 00.04 etc., 149.95 miles per heur
THOUGH the mind can scarcely com
prehend such speed, it takes little im
asjdriation to conceive of the tremendous
strain on every part of a car travelling at
thisunpr?cedented rate. Delco does not
claim tic credit for iwrmrngtlife race with
time, but Delco takes pride in announcing
this result to the rnillions of owners of
Plcoquipped autcTOobik. j
Delco met this gruelling test with the
same ratability and efficiency that it has
dsmoostrated in the establishment of other
world records, such as the ssexfifty.hour
grind the Hudson trans-contiaentaj run
the NC-4 transAtlantie flight,
iiajor Schroeder's altitude cHmb.
All are world's records
been made with Delco,
and all have
Q. u. Qoodscrs.
1
J:
The Dayton Engineering Laboratories Compahy, Dayton, Ohio. U. S. A.
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