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THIMBLE E
t * *
Georgie Wins I
N.Y* Feature
* p.* <
Redstone Stable Captures <
Tiro Victories?Dev- t
astation Beaten.
>TOW YORK, June 7.?Mistuh *
Hithawij, ou? renowned chocolate- I
hued docker, vu in a terrible state
( ?f ^Citation this afternoon at Bel- ^
mont Park. Mistuh Hathaway waa ,
In a fearful stage of perspiration
and we feared he would drown from 1
4^e flow of the terrible raging 1
waters. Mistuh Hathaway tried* to
W talk but couldn't. He managed to '
mutter: This mls'ry is horribly
^frightful." The cullud gent'l'mn
moaned these words immediately
i after the finish of the third race. 1
} This is reviving sad memories to
many, but Mistuh Hathaway's case !
must be narrated.
Twhs just like this. You see Mistuh
Hathaway lays or lies in the
damp, moist grass as dawn breaks i
to click the bosses on his split second.
gold watch, when they pass ]
him. Mistuh Hathaway clicked
Polly Ann down around the Mary- i
land courses and clicked her around
\our tracks. Always a track burner,
she would scoot past our distinguished
docker like a tfhost *When
Ah says to muhself here she comes." .
remarked Mistuh Hathaway. "Ah
mean there she goes My. how she
could spin.* So when Polly Ann
cantered to the post in this third
event Mistuh Hathaway was very
much pleased.
Not that he had a big fortune riding
on Polly Ann He> not that
kind of a playe*. Mistuh Hathaway
fsimplv had five belaved dollars on
Polly, and tthtn she won h3f wa*
going to adil one more to his roll. '
, i es. sir Polly Ann was a l-to-3
shot.
We'll admit 'twas i horrible price
for any man to take especially of
Mistuh Hathaways nlim resources.
Still, as he said before the race,
"jus* pick in' up a eaxor." Polly Ann
I'm" ?Mi*tuh Hathaway ljolUrln? until
shf hit Inside the sixteenth pole
Thimble cMtte along . and tKe
trairedy was consumated. Mistuh
Hathaway had gobs of company, but
that wont get him back his fivecase
note.
Three favorites scampered over
the pay-off line, and two were contributed
l? the P.e-lstone stable,
when Gladiator cantered home in
the LJttleneck handicap and George
romped over the line in the Amityville
event. Devastation world
have made it three straight for he
stable only for the fact that he was
toughed, cit off. and handed everv
possible thing to make a hoss lose.
CENTRAL CAPTURES
HIGH TENNIS TITLE
The Central High tennis team
r;"n the Cttv hish school championship
yesterday by defeating
Tech's racqueters on the Holmead
courts. 7 matches to n. This marks
the fourteenth straight victory for
fentral. including victories over all
the local b gh school teams. The
summary:
SinsJfn.
1 Fowler (C) deffated Smith <T>.
Is--- 7 ? ": Dudley (C) defeated
Kr.app (TV S?;. *_?; Phillips ?->
defeated Quesada (T). S?1, 8 t:
I Pickler d<-fi>at?d Shank* (T)
I?S. S?I. i?4.
I Double*.
Fowler and Hurtell (CI defeated
Smith and Shanks iT). 7?5 6 1:
Phillips and Dudley (r) defeated
Knapp and Que*ada fT>. S?1. f. 3;
M-Ouire and Winstead (CI defeated
Whvtc *n<t Sherman (T). J?7. ( ?.
I 'n a singles tournament for the
championship of Central High. Hal
Fowler won from a Held of so bovj
in the final match he defeated John
Dudley. R?* 3?s. The win
ner was presented with thf Gideon
ll.yons nip.
|tf7Z)S WANT HELP?
I WILL THEY GET IT?
B The irate receipts of tomorrow's
game between the Nationals and
Tigers will go to the Washington
bovs* club. Griff ^as sold there
ceipts to the club for a nominal
sum and consequently local fans
will have an opportunity to aid a j
deserving cause as well as to wit
ness what promises to be a red hot
ball game.
B A baseball autographed by Presi- f
dent Harding. Admiral Sims\ and
Oen. Biddle will be auctioned off at
the game, as well as balls with the
signatures of Tv Cobb and other
stars. Through the courtesy of Sec
retary Denbv the navy band i? going
to be on hand, and President HardHing
has promised to make every ef
fort to attend. All in all it looks
like a big afternoon.
WTWENTY STRAIGHT
I WINS FOR ORIOLES
H Jack Diaa'a Baltimore Orioles,
who are making history In the
I International league, won their
twentieth con?eeuttVe victory
yesterday hy defeating Jersey
City, 7 to 0.
IY. M. H. A. Organize Team. <
The Y. M. H. A. has organized a
Biine this year and has already, i
^vrheduled qrames with teams in 1
lichmonf]. Norfolk and Baltimore.
K\ meeting will be held at the
Hv. M. H. A.. Eleventh and Pennsylvania
avenue, at * o'clock Satur
ay night for the purpose of stimu- J
Hating interest in the team. For 1
Hrames address Manager Ottenber*
Hare of the V M. H A
I Riggs Swamp Mercers. i
The IligETs A. <*. wm an easy vic ory
from the IfWii A. C. yes
erday by a .?mre of in to* 2.
H;arett'fi pitching featured.
I Mohawk Kids Want Games. !
The Mohawk Reserves want !
H in the IC-yesr-old class. (
al! O. P. Rice at Lincoln t
B s
J Minor League Results
I International Leayn*. *
>rsey City, 0; Baltimore. 7. .
B N>*irk. Id: Beadipf. 9.
H Rochester. 7; Buffalo. 2.
H 8yrnev*e. 11; Toronto. 7. ?
H Aa*?rieaa Association.
fit. Paul. 9: Colombo*. 5.
^ Milwaukee. 2: Loni?rille. J.
UinDMpolls. 4: Toledo, i.
Kaiw City. 12; Indiana poll*, 4.
Sonthern Assoeint^sa.
A'liati. IS; Mihlli, 7
fi;rmiB*h.r?. U?mphi?. U
Uttle Rork'. 12) StmbtiMr, 4
^Wttaaoo^a ?? Sew 0rie?n.. so ***<; F
^B
H V ~ -- " *. ? 5s-* ^"r
^B
B ^
IEATS POL!
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BERT COLL YER'S [j
SELECTIONS l!
Ob* km bet ( the <a| rt
Beat tagf (Uwt bet Willi?
>ldt. ?
Best parley?Grace Mlaard, P. G.
viae, mad Trooper ta akaa.
_____ I)
UTOmiA SKLKtT10>9.
First paia > poo. uraee Mlaard, K
lla Daisy. ^
Second rare?3 tare I la, Atla Girl, "
rlfkl Leal.
Third raee?Kewple O'Neill, Ale* ti
lr? Nellie Yorke. T
Fourth raee?Uaarlaf Sfrar, P. (i. J
lilac. Matinee Idol.
Fifth raee?Adoala. Balaaee Wheel,
By <,lnger.
Math raee?Milium Oldt, Stone- *
nil, Dad. (
?*?ealh raee?Harveat King. I
Treaper, Tulsa.
MONTREAL SELECTIONS. J
First rare?Nevada entry, Chi- t
leaugay, Dare.
Second raee? EffIcleht, Bargorae,
Lonely. t
Third raee? Laey-prlne. Huperba, I
Alaardl. \
Fourth race?Crown of Cold, As au
t, AUlea Way.
Fifth rare?Motor Cap, Eddie 1
Rlckenbneher, Caraaaadale. _
sixth raee?Taatalua, Gala De ,
Cause, Bolster. I ,
Seventh race? w oodtkruak. Oake '
Raff. Ur. Jim.
Heat bet?l>ntnlos.
BELMONT SELECTIONS.
First raee?Carllae 9, Endmaa.
Chlncotesguc.
Second race?James A. Skerldaa.
Tke Trout. Say Which.
Third raee?Beverly Belle, Rose
Brigade. Modesty. y
Fourth race?Joha Paul Jaaea, t
K nobble, Queereek.
Fifth race?War Peaaaat. Phslsrls *
Sister .Flo, (
!M,lk raee? Lally, New Orleaas. t
Twenty-seventh Division. I n
Beat bet?Joha Pa el Jaaea.
li
LATONIA RESULTS. >
___J c
First race?Miss Joy. 114 (Mur- f
raj). 2.20. 2.10. MO; Martha Fallon. >
ill (Barrett), 3.10, 2.30; Equal !
Rights. 108 (Butwell), 2.40. Time, *
1:01 1-5. Gladbrook, Lina Clark also f
ran- J
second raee?Ground Swell, 10S e
(Murray).'5.30. 2.70. 2.40; Sweet Liberty,
108 (Heinish). 2.80, 2.50; Glo- t
ria France, 108 (Burke). 4.90. Time, r
1:13 3-5. Marjorie K . McKay. Phi- 9
landerer. British iLner. Foster Em- 1
brv. Amanda. Basil. Rapid Stride. 1
Louie Lou, Our Birthday also ran.
Best tske a ekaace bet?William
li?). 10.80. 6.20. 5.00; Billy Star, 115 1
(Lunsford), 14.10. 17.50; 'Salaman- (
da. 115 (Heinisch). 5.00. Time, i
:54 1-5. Buckingham, Hutchinson, j
Hermoden, Lugs. Article X. Billy j
Buttons. Commander Colin. Red I
Wingfleld. Stonewall also ran i
Field. j
Fourth race?Jouett, 108 (Smith),
4.30. 2.90. 2.60; Makeup, 106 (Morrissey).
6.20. 4 70; Cotton Blossom, I
102 (Paul). 9 30. Time. 1:45 3-5. Lo- I
thair, Black Hackle. Travesty, War ,
Prise. Kinburn. Belgian Queen. Tippo
Sahib also ran. j
Fifth race?High Cost, 110 (Luns- j
ford). 6.00. 4.10. 2.80: Sewell Combs, r
105 (Thompson). 8.40. 5.40; Minute i
Man. 110 (McGraw), 3.50. Time, .
1:10 4-5 New track record.) Fern
Handle}'. Rapid Day. Darjeeling,
Angon also ran.
sixth race?Rangoon. 120 (Butwell.
6.40, 3.90. 2.60; Planet. 107
(Barrett). 4.80, 3 50; Uncle Velo, 107 ,
(Smith). 3.70. Time, 1:44 3-5. McGoodwin.
Gold Digger, Sir Thomas .
Kean also ran.
Seventh race ? Gourmand, 112 i
(Lilly), 4.60. 2.80, 2.20; La Foudre f
102 (Josiah). 3.10. 2.40: Capital City
112 (Murray). 2.50. Time. 2:05 4-s'. .
Montillo. Lorena Moss. Capt Tom
Mandarin's Coat also ran. ' jj
0
Blue Bonnet Entries. \
First Raee?Maiden 2-year-olds; 5
furlongs: Bumpity Bumps. Fast '
Trial. Chateau Gay. Shady Nook. J
109; Alex H? 112.
Second Rnee?2-year-olds and up;
claiming: 6 furlongs: Light Fan- '
tastic, 98; Olive James. Finish, ,
Lady Harrigan. Spring Vale, 108: "
Tom Logan, Discord. Burgoyne r
Leoti Fay. Hasten On. 110; The Bel- I
eian 2d. Reis Ernis, Handful. Langhorne.
Ben Butler. Madrid. 112:
Tcient. Murphy, 115; Salesman, 103Lonely,
108.
Third Race?Steeplechase; 4-yearolds
and up; about 2 miles: Fred
Superba. Flight Captain.
Phil T.i Algardi, 146: Lecyprln, 148:
Cynosure, 140.
Fourth Race ? Claimln:g 3-yearolds
and up: Canadian bred, 1 mile"
iVint h',na' Anmut. 105: Adomaf.
}?' ?A" smoke. 109; Allies Way.
104; Crown of Gold. 116.
Fifth Race ? Handicap; 3-yearolds
and up: 6 furlongs: Golden
V?.. 2: lk'y T" 105: M?tor Cop,
1-9. Wrack Grass, Panaman, 95;
Carmandale, 113; Eddie Rickenbacker.
120.
*??* ? Claiming; 8-yearolds
and up; 1 mile and an eighth:
pain de Cause. Bolster, 102; Flzer,
U3: Tantalus, Woodbine, 105j
Chasseur, 112.
*T* ~ 3-reer-olds and
w ' Geor*e 9U
c-hovaller, Tucon, 100; Huen. 103
fin". n?4: ?r Jlm' 105: Ph|H?11
K /ney' 10S: Woodthrush,
ill. Bandymo, 104; Bond. 105 Blazonry,
110; Duke Ruff, 113; By'jove
04- RarS? C Jr- 19#: M.
III. Diadem. 1#5: MOrm?n
DUARTE TO FIGHT
BALTIMORE BOY
Duf". the crack lightaeight
in Joe Bateman's stable.
1 .ace a real test tomorrow night
B^ltimo?"th "rmory in
Baltimore, when h? meets Joe
. haiiey, c.f im,umo,e. (ll H t#n_
ound battle. This will he the
eml-windup to the main ecrSp b5
ween Jrankie Mason and Little
leff for the American fly-weight
hampionship. Bateman believes he
as a coming star in Duarte, who
iaa shown much class In his recent
>outs Tickets are on .ale
Spalding's for the light.
M $9.80
S?M Thea Up! '
CHAS. E. MILLER, he. I
fwerly Miller In. ' A>to
In 14th St, 4 Door* North of H. |jj
LY ANN, 1'
BELMONT B
BELMONT PARK. June T. ? Weather. ?
oudy; track fast. H.
nilT RACE.
ror 3-7WMIds; claiming; om mil?; >um.
1.401. ? hH
How. wt. jockey. ria.
an tor he 114 Saade 18 B1
>evastation 111 Kumrner 2-Vs M
Htural 101 Penman 8-lVi Kl
obrtgade 11? Mooney 4 W
Uenre 111 (MtlMtt! 5 !>'
quMwman 10M Buxton fl
iohaat 111 L'allahaa 7 wi
ids Ui-On 10? Kohinaon 8 Ht
Faniocli*. 4 to 1. 7 to 5. 1 to 2: PeTas- ae
ition. 7 to 10, 1 to 8; Natural. 8 to 5. Oi
In.#, 1:3*. Htart good; woa easily; place
riving. Wlunar, ch. g. 8, by Kitsherbert?
ie*nay. Owner and traiaar, A. B. Gordon.
8EC0YD RACE. ad
For 3-year-oldn and up; blghweight handi
ap. six furlongs; purse. $1,601. G<
florae. Wt. Jockey. Fin. I>l
Uadiator 140 Rummer 1-8 B
eter Piper 184 Falrbrother 2-1V4
lea Mint 114 Kelaay S-Vfr 1
teaalnas 114 Zdvller 4 1:
">a.vdue 100 Buxton 5 aa
oarUhip 111 Turner 6 A<
'nligula 116 Robinson?Laft. Vs
i; lad la tor. 4 to 5. 1 to 8, out; Peter Piper.
to 2. 4 to 3; Sea Mint. 7 to 10. Time,
; 10 2-0. Btart good; won easily, place
nme. Winner, b. c. 4. by Superman?
/ tawanna. Owner. Redatone stable. Trainer,
f. Booth. ?
THIRD RACE. ti
For 3-year-olds; lilies; one mile; pane, B
l.?oi. Ft
Horse Wt. Jockey. Fla. r
Thimble 111 Turner 1-H Ii
Polly Ann US Rande 2-8
Scotland Yet 100 Callahan 3 15 1
'erfection 111 Ambrose 4 81
Thimble. 18 to 1. 8 to 5. out. Polly Ann. bl
ut, out; Scotland Yet. out. Time. 1:87 4-3. O^
Itart good, won handily; place driving. Win- M
_________ ?
LATONIA ENTRIES.
First Rae??J1.500; claiming; Sear-olds:
6 furlongs: Colette, ai
ady Morrow, Grace Mlnard. 102; SI
iapoo. Jacobean. 104; British Maid. n<
.olden Dreams. Cremona, 10S; Jim Si
)alsy, 107; Romance. 110; Oen. Agra- 91
nonte. 111; Lourh Red. 113. Also B
ligible: Seacourt. Guvnor. Ill; Phi- ci
inderer. 107. T
Srrood Race ? $1.400; maiden 2- j(
ear-old fillies; ?V? furlongs; Atta .
ial. College Girl. Birdie G.. Little
llacksheep, Starella. Bright Leaf, T
Coyal Tracing, Helen Rogers, Miss ni
[artlne. 115. I,
Third R?c??(1,400; claiming 3- B
ear-olds and up; 1 mile and a stxeenth;
Nelle Yorke, Dulce. Tokaon,
107; Kewpie O'Neil, Harlock, '
Ilex Jr . Walter S. Pearce, Brotn- Jj
rly Lore. 11S.
Fourth Race ? $1,700; claiming;
landicap; 3-year-olds and up; 1
nile and a Quarter; Willow Tree. >'
1; Kimpalong. 10$; Dancing Spray. R
08; Matinee Idol. 112; P. G. King, V
14.
Fifth Race ? $1,700; allowances; J
The Sedansville; J-year-olds; 8 furongs:
Music in the Air, Penwell.
;ho Cho. Humphrey. Dona Lorlette. ?J
OS; Balance Wheel. By Ginger, All J<
tight Sir. Rama. Advocate, Adonis. 1'
11; Surmount, 108. Also eligible;
Sotheration. Secret Greetings, 108; ^
The Baggage. 10?; May Bodine. 103; ?
lergeant York, Buddie Kean, 111. ^
SUth Race?$1,400; claiming; 2- t
rear-olds; colts and geldings; 44 M
urlongs: Stonewall, 102; Day. Sun
Time, 108; ColOBsure. Dorlus. Ill: ol
Villiam Oldt. lit. ti
Seventh Race?$1,400; claiming: y|
-year-olds and up: 1 mile and a ^
txteenth: Grace Daughert?, 90;
'etrarch. 100; Tulsa. Melvin. 107; ,
"rooper, 110; John F. Russell. Cheer ^
reader, 112; Harvest King. 115. j.
Blue Bonnet Results. <
(i
? ? D
First race?Royal Gift. 115 (Paringtoo).
3.10, 2.65, out; Fanatic.
10 (Murphy). 6.70, out; Lonmouth. n,
12 (Grunelsen), out. Time, 55 $-5. $;
>orantue also ran. <j
>rroid race?Ima Frank, 110 1;
Taylor). 17.00, 11.10, 4 40: Cock o" p,
he Roost. 116 (Simpson), 7.20. 3.90:
Manoeuvre. 115 (T. Parrington), p|
65. Time. 1:14. Trust, Kuklux. j|
;acambo. Lady Luxury. Archie jj
Alexander. Comins. Joaquina. Gurg. i.
ing Water. Tennite and Bread Line
ilso ran. St
Third race?Lytic, 145 (Keating). E
1.05. 5.20, 3.30: Candidate, 145
Haynes). 12.55. 4.80; Smithfleld. 140 lo
Kennedy). 2.80. Time. 4:10 2-5. (1
Jutcher Roy and Red Start also ran. <;
Fourth race Ogartte. 115 (Walls). SI
1.40. 2.30, out; Wolfs Cry. 118 Si
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s. w.
MR. FRANK OW1NGS, Assistant Cashier,
Bank of Commerce and Seringa. Ml
northeast corner of 7th and E streets I
N. W. Ml
MR-aJ- J- HOONAN. Proprietor Vlr- ?
ginla Theater aad American Luach- Ml
room. 610 flth street N. W.
MR. W. ST10ART HODOK, Notary. Ml
with House 4 Herrmann, 901 7th 1
street N. W. Ml
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aad Oils, 7th aad N streets N. W. Ml
MR. AND MR*. T. H. LEW 18, 1600 i
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The Vsnaa-XslsfMfalUc Trcs
Dr. Rckcrt M. Carroll. M. T. N. i
taasaltatlaa. Exaaslaatlaa aa
TO 5 FA VC
RESULTS. ( I
r. b. f. *. kjr Haaaa?Hand?i>lt. Owwr,
J. wilkar. Ttalaer, U. I. Murphy
r07>TX BACK.
Tor Tin Baanuet; ?? Cur- F
if*; .traifht; pan*. W.WXi ^
Hane. W?. Jerker. r
lacX.tone 1W *" ( '1-4
awreoroa 11.7 < oitllaltl 2-r.
;ril? P??"?0 (2
reekle?? 110 4
or- Cap M Bulltaan 3
BUckclonf. > te 1. te 5. out; liawrroa.
1 la 4. out; Klrtfc. oat. Thae. :U 4-3
a t good; woa aa?lljr; piaee dririai wiap,
blk |. !. bj I'rbbie. - Tamarla.
raer, James Butler. Trainer. A. liuather.
nrri bace. '
For Sj-eiroM. and up; Tke Amityville m
udteap. 1 1 II alien. Turae. Il.aoi >(
M
Horse. Wt. Jocke/ rim. H
rorfle 112 Summer 1 IS
lomMe. 110 Turner ?.S u
. Da Beer 2d 1?1 lloonejr 12 ,
lieorfle. ? to 3. I to t. oat; Dloaiedes.
to 2, out; Ballet Daaeer 2d. out. Time,
412-3. Burt food; ?oa easily: pUre
Me. Wlaber. ch f. by Star Bhoot- fair r'
taiaata. Owner, Redstone stable. Trainer. I hi
. Booth.
SIXTH RACE. "
For 2-rear-olds; maidens; 4% furlongs; h
might course; to be ridden by apprentice
iys; purse, $1,401.
Home. Wt. Jockey. Tin. fr
lack luteal 111 Earner 1-1 % ,
let a 104 ** nIters 22 *
rllllaat Ray 107 l??rl? 34 CI
ifty Fifty 107 Bruder 4
eopolitaa 112 l-ii-nan
annul 107 Klein 0 n<
Black Basra 1. 1 to 1. 1 to 4. out; Galeta. >4
to 2, out; Brilliaat Hay. out. Time. :53. c<
art good; won easily; place. Winner, ui
k. c. 2, by Black Tooey- Whiskbroom.
a ner. Ureentree stable. Trainer, W. R. c<
Idgley. 3
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BELMONT ENTRIES. ?;
Firet rare?Claiming; 3-year-olds
id up; furlongs; main course;
?eba. ??; Hayrack. ??: ponna Ac- Pi
es, 99; Fading Star. 99; Omer K., ?,'
I; Turnabout. 99; Dancing Maid. a{
I; Fringe, 99; Celtic Lmkb, 102; Ir
oyal Jester, 114; Mandalay, 114; h
herubino. 114; Frank Waters, 114; *
icacey. 114; L/Enjoleur, 114; Crest. 0i
14; Streamer. 104; Cromey, 104; "
tiandon, 112; Perlgourdin*. 11*; *
heodsia. 95; Chlneteague, 95; Jim- g
lie. 114; Carlinc, 107; Brink. 109; ?
orothy's Pet, 109; Forgotten, 117;
nd Man, 11^;, Merry Sinner. 108. r|
Seeaad race?Steeplechase; maiden m
year-olds and up; about I miles; (
imes A. Sheridan, 142; Say Which.
I"; Sea Scot. 137; The Troud. 137; |
areet Kiss, 135. i
Third raee?Selling: fillies; Iear-olda;
4** furlongs, straight:
oulette. 109; Delhi Maid. 104;'
eiled Colleen, 104; Beverly Belle.
>4; Flying Jib. 112; Modesty. 106;
histle Bloom. 99; Miriam Cooper,
J; Drifting 107; Rose Brigade, 107.
Faarth race?The Babylon handi- !
*P; 3-year-olds. 1 mile: Quecreek.
!0; Pahaska. 107; John Paul Jones.
15: Knobble, 128; Dry Moon. 117.
Flftk Rare?3-year-olds: 1 mile; '
ively. 115; Sister Flo. 95; Phalarls.
08: Salute 108: Beckna. 113; \\ar
ennant. 113; War Plume. 113; Mr.
100; Squaw Man, 100: Jock Scot, \
17; Gallot. 95: Dixie Carroll, 115;
:r. Brummell. 107.
9l*tk race?Conditions; 2-yearIds;
4H furlongs, straight: Bxecuon.
107; Silent King. 107; 27th DIsin.
107; Treveiyan. 107; New Orans.
107: Sling. 107; Finality. 107;
ally. 107: Commander McMeekin.
07; Alice C.. 104; Roulette.
14; Confusion. 104; Toil, 110; Manna 1
s2; Wishbone. 119.
Weather clear; track fast.
Renny), 4.10, out; Quick Run. 115
KcTaggart). out. Time, 1:014-5.
evonite, Billy Dunn and Col. Chile
Iso ran.
Fifth race-?Baby Grand. 101 (Gru-i
eisen), 2.75. 2.40, 2.35; By Jiminy.
(J. Rowan). 4.15. 3.55; Vice
hairman. 111 (Taylor). 9 20. Time,
39 4-5. Rubidium. Pimllco. Naoli.
Sans Peur II and Bly also ran.
Sixth rare?Kohinoor. 103 (Murl>y).
23.75. 12.05. 8.15: Sentimental.
13 (Stearns). 8.40, 7 ?0: Warlike,
10 (Lancaster). 11.30. Time,
56 1-5. Bourbon Green. Counterilance.
Sol. Gllsey. Axtec, Tom
lunders. Jellison. Alhena and
dith K. also ran.
seventh rare?Kttahe. 112 (Tayir).
29.00. 10.10, 7.45: Chefa. 1?0
flulcroft). 14.7". * 20: Bar Ons, 110
McTaggart), 11.15 Time. 1:41 1-5.
hoot On, Trickster II. T^xy L<ou.
Jgarmint and Sues also ran.
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ATLANTJC CITY, N. June
?The thing that impresses me
io?t every time 1 see Jack Dempy
is his supreme concentration,
le bas this quality to a degree
nequaled by any other boxer I
ver saw.
Even in training Dempsey has
iery thought so concentrated on
is work that he is entirely un-'
5nscious of everything around
int.
Jack's house is about 50 yards
om the arena where he boxes at
o'clock every afternoon before a
owd of tight fans, in the house
nd Its vicinity he is an ideal host,
adding or talking to everyone who
>mes back to see him. At 10 mln.
Lea to ] he disappears. When he
>mei out of the house Just before
In his tight* and ready for work
s walks straight across the road
ward the arena, seeing no one.
f?t straight ahead, the fighting
owl already creasing his forehead.
Without a word he gorg directly
> the ring, slips through the ropes
nd bee Ins hi $ work.
I never knew any other chamlon
who had Dempsey's power of
l>solut? concentration on his work,
ve seen Corbett's eyes wander
round the ring to see who was
>oklng on. Kitsslmmons turn his
ead to the press writers to call
ttention to some little trick he
a* abo-it to pulI- ?to let them in
n the Joke?Jeffries look around to
ink at brother Jack after landlne
rood punch. But Dempsey never
>oks around. If the whole crowd
ot up and walked out Jack probbly
wouldn't notice It. rteing a
hampion is Dempsey's business
ist now. And when he's in the |
Ing he ha* no thought to waste
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? Fight Expert'
Former Champion In
Thrill in Fighting,
i Edgren.
on anything elM. It's no wondtr
he wlnn fights.
I had a Itttte talk with Jack about
this last night after dinner. We
had been discussing fliers, motorboat
driving a la Garwood, and other
exciting sports.
"But. I suppose/' I said, "there ?
no thrill like leaving your corner i
hi the bell with a world's championship
at stsge."
"There's no thrill In fighting," !
said Jack. "That's Just bulldog
stufp. You see your man in front
of you, and you don't see the crowd
or anything else. Yon don't think
bout anything exciting. All you
think Is: There he is?go get him.'
? uon't think cf anything else.
1 ma> step aside to draw him on,
or stand and wait a moment for him j
to com? to me. or *o straight after
him, the way it seems best. But
the only thought I really have in
my mind is to look for an opening ;
and then drive through It. 1 may |
be looking for an opening in one
place, and some unexpected opening j
may come first. Then 1 have to be '
alert to grab that and shoot a
punch through.
-When I'm hit I never know It.
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my mind?unless it hurts; of course
then I just have a sort of a side
thought thst 1 mustn't let another
punch like that come through.
"I don't see anything outside the
ring, or hear anything. It's funny j
In the rirg at Toledo the only th^ng
in my mind was that I must put
that big fellow down. Before the
fight I never expected to knock Wil- j
lard out. I didn't think he could j
be knocked down. When I dropped
him the first time I was surprised
j but when he stood up dazed and ?
(couldn't cover so I was *bl? lo hii
I him sweet and clear with everyI
thing T had. and h? kept getting ?.
j up. I didn't understand it. I thought 1
he ought to stay down then. That's
I about as near a thrill as I ever ^
j had fighting "
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