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TRYSTER WINS JEROME HANDICAP-FIGHT BODY SUSPENDS WILSON HEARING) ...... r * Whitney Star, 1 to 4, Romps Away With Belmont Feature Knobbie Easily Collects Second Money.Crest Hill, Favorite, Captures Steeplechase From French Jumper * IIV KD CrHLBV. \xk vuuk. »«pt. s..Tr>«ter. u. | Trackman'? Selections. H. \\ hituey'a *t*r. *a.».Uo 4 'a- I vorite in the Jerome Handicap Jo- .. ... ' .ay at Belmont l*ark. Tryster won- AT »E1"»>TPAIIK. like * 1-J0-4 shot.and lMr< # » First R«« - tain. War >ete. ..re. Dartqwr jrax coupled with Whlek. Tryster. but might a* well have Seerad Rare . Mile. caaa. .laaa «en left in the bam. lie finished Marie. Ceart View. last, thereby giving the Whitney! Third Race.>eae IMve. Bayoaae. olor* the top and bottom honors. Dlspate. Knobbie crabbed second money and Foarta Itace . Uem(l>. Three! . Frigate was the w inner of the short Feathers. Dream ( the Valley. ' end. Fifth Raee . Saaaylaad. TWtet This was a mile event and Tryster _ . . . . loped around the ring .n 1:*» »-t. | *«*_ Tlall.Ut. At no time was be in the slightest * trouble. Dartmoor laid behind him s.rTâvvii* a> they skipped up the back stretch - '' Then Frigate moved into second First Raee . Waae. Meaette. Place. static. In the charge to the wire Tryster' "T* Tdrret. Wrack entered along a few lengths ahfiwl. Knobble was just as easy second. .JT Raee.Hlbler. Lieut. Seae. In the opening chorus a few . oungsters id the racing line were t,H,r,k»aee.Pari. Fleet Pallet.' idden by apprentice riders better _ known as Cooks.* Fair Virginia! M"* M*"" . Overraa. I wt* Installed as an even money _"** 1 ' hoiCf. Shr lived up to the judg- Slath Race.-Americaa Eagle. Sea-1 mat of the layers by romping home ....... by open daylight. She was ridden .1S"M,,fc by Swarts. who never le, up til he BU""" 1*.. «a»»ler. . naa way past the wire. Sword fin- .- . AT0îA *hed second and his rider, Murray. ^ * ame trooping along like a ca+alry-i Raee- Gypsy <4area. Kiag< 'nan. Last Girl, 8 to S. second Hereafter. _ hoice. was third. "eresi Raee . Haataaltarlaa, ,hThWh W"re °niy tWO "l4rt#" ln BlThlT4 Ra'^ljtadle °*eilaw Bios, ine ** hi test one Steeplechase. Crest 10M Haea. t Hill and Le Maraouin. and they Fonrth Raee.Bettlaa. Gipsy I.ad. am' over the line so closely that Baaga Baek. i he judges alone were able to de- Fifth Rare.Or. Clark. Breekholt. ..'id* that. Crest Hill won. Crest Hill |.«a«er. . ' ' «ss a heavily plsyed favorite. I1 Raee . Clems. Talallp. ,0,-r.« M'r'OU,n 11 ' " % r Raee iff Xataral Bridge. '.rest HH1 set the pace with Le lpv«,. PuwU Mmid. Marsouin never a length behind.1 ' In the last eighth Le Marsouin aught Crest Hill and the pair) up Robinson, who piloted Vista, raced head and head to the last Then they invited Callahan, the I urn. At that point Crawford rider of Eequif*. to visit them, hustled the French juniper along' It seems that Vista was sloughed and he took the lead. When the at the turn and welit back as raplast turn was reached both horses idly as a man falling down stairs, moved as one. i Esquire did the slamming but MlTimmy Murphy. who trained vourneen was ground there, so the Mavoumeen spent a few anxious gents wanted to find out the reason.) moments after the finish of the, Mavoumeen was i /to 1. Vista1 third event. His Ally came down was the alleged good thing at 111 the alley a winner, but after the, to 5 and would have probably won boys weighed in the stewards called only for the knockout. LATONIA ENTRIES. LATONIA RESULTS. nr., Raee.Purse J1.=»0; claim- , *~\7 ''0 ' (Kederis). 33.80. 14.60. 6.40; Salang: ^-year-olds and up: 6 fur- mander. 1)0 (Mooney). 3.70, 3.10;' longs: Winchester, Jacobean. 100: Red Wingileid, 105 (Scobie, .10. Plus Ultra. Lady Morrow. Foster T\\n«- 1:0f 4T*V _ reli, Brennan, Spods, First National. Kmbrv, 105; Gipsy Queen. Dixie g0jU]< settle also ran. lirl. Little Blossom. 107: Ground Hrcoat R«ee.Royal Duck. 103 Swell. 114: Hasel W., 10J; Clem (Scobie). 3.80. 2.90, 2.10: Kingfisher, Thesiep. 105; Chi sea. Opportunity. 1j0 (Barens). 3.70. 1.70; Pit. 115 Sandy H.. 1«0: Kinglike. 117; May (Mooney). S.50. Time. 2:06 3-5. iodine, J09; Miss Dora, 102; H{fV Dolph, Harvest King also ran. * ». - * I Third Raee.Dodge; 119 (Burke), h Seeoad Raee.i'urse 11,100: 9.40. 4.40. 3.10: A. S*. Aiken. 107 ' niidens 2-year-old fillies: S l-» tKennedy). 14.<0. 6.S0: Flags. 118 irlongs: Plunella. Mumanitarian. iTaylor). 3.90. Time. 1:13. Rapid Winding Through. Black Betty. D*J Cinderella. Ruby. By Golly, ^Konnie Crest, Margaret Winsor. L.ouis A. also ran. Who Can Tell. JilcGees Pink, Pth«l' Fssrtk Raee.Cho Cho. 114 (WilVale. Bashful, College Girl/ US." i lis). 3.20. 2.90. 2.40: Adonis. 114 Third Raee.Purse SI.300; claim-1 fBurke). 4.50. 3.50: Col." Haker. 107 vs: 3-year-olds: 1 1-1S miles. (Barnes). 11.50. Time. 1:12 3-5. Tawaser.tha. 104: Tcllow Blossom.' M*r,ce,l» Bo^ Blanche Mar. BrunsKleanor S.. 1M: British Liner, w.ick- s,r Th->mas Kean, Darjeeling Radio 112: Millershurg. 10S: Huen, a ... Fifth Rare Westwood. 109 (Lunsford). 4.10. 3.30. 2.80; WickFourth Raee.Purse Sl.oOO; ford 103 (Seobie). 10.90, 6.00; Easteîlowar.ces. 3year-oMs and up: 1 side 99 (Porretto). 5.80. Time, mile; Bettina. Iv2; Bunga Buck. i;o 4.3, United -Verde, Brotherly 1 iipsy 1^(7, Ben \alet. 111; "âde^j^cve. Midway also ran. McLemore. 103; T'ncle Velo. 10«. sixth Raee Gourmand. 108 iFranFlfth Rare.Purse $2,000: the cis). 11.30. 4.30, 2.70: Wave. 108 Newport Handicap: 3-vear-olds and (Scobie), 3.50, 2.50; J. C. Stone. 113 in: « furlongs: Blackie Daw, 103;! 'Pool). 2.30. Tim. 2:0« 2-5. ConMlnute Man. 112; High Coat. 117;! testant. Capital City also ran. Mile. Dazie. 108; Angon. 114: Dr.: *eveath Raee.War Spirit. 108 'lark 118: Ginger. 106; American 'Scobie). 4.70. 4.40. 3.00: Lou Wid- \ee 11«: Brookholt. 12S. r'B ">« (Kennedy) 12.t0. 4.20; . , Amanda. 110 (Burke). 3.00. Time «lxth Raee.Purse claim- not given. Had Her Way. Pattern,, .iî1^r Fair Orient. Service Flag, Candle- 'lolala. Mooresque. 10.!; Lillian Mae |jtrht alf,0 ran f?.. Bartered. Little Polly» Tulalip. j f * ornedie d'Amour. Nig. Hold Me,, .. Jal fiS.1 Randel. Debonera. Flying Miner KlUed III Battle. I'rince, 111: Article X, Colossus. 116. Q - T hfteith Race.Purse 51.500: &Ort Of LyflChburg Mtttl Uimin*: 3-year-olds and up: lj ,,iile and an eighth: Blarneystone, LYNCHBURG. Va.. Sept. 8 . !0»; High Gear. Whirling Dun.'I^êy Bryant, aged 23. miner, who . iximpalong. 10: Dancing Spray. 10J; was killed in a mine battle in the \atural Bridge. 118; The Wit. 112., Boone-Logan County fields, was a Weather clear; track fast son of W. L. Bryant. 1711 Thirteenth street, this city. He had never lived Vl/IM Emily Cobb Hutter \ ^nybuTelJo'rCou'ntyTeVrl S: Weds Arthur P. Stewart Xn. o^f" . . lows and Eagles orders had of the I.VNCHBLRG. \a.. Sept. 8 .One, x.-n|ted Mine Workers of America, f the most elaborate weddings delegations from the organizations ."< ent years here was celebrated accompanying the body here. Burlast night at St, Paul s Kpiscopal ial took place at the Methodist.CemChurch before a large gathering of etery Wednesday afternoon.' people, when Miss Emily Cobbs Hut- Tt,e y0unj. miner |$ survived by ter. daughter of #fr. and Mrs. Chris- hl, mother, twp. .brothers, Lloyd tlan S. Hutter. of this city, became Bryant, Lynchburg; Oordon Uryant. the bride of Arthur Price Stewart, also a miner, and three siatars. Mrs. of Decatur. Ga. The brilliant event B R Smith, Mrs. I. T. Vest. ,;nd >aa followed by a reception at the Mi. sarah Bryant ail if Lynch). -.me of the bride s parents. The burg. , Kev. J. M. Robeson, rector of the parish was the celebrant : . The bride was given in marriage C IdretUtOtl L It12ens her father, who Is a prominent Will Moot Tnninht business man of this city, and the n Ul nee I I OMgflt nil rested choir of the church ren- ; ' " ' '^red the wedding musical program. t 1ARKXDON, Va.. Sept. 8. Oti ianv out of town guests were pres-1 account of the opening of flic Fire,.t j men's Carnival next Monday, the semi-monthly meeting of the CitlSp. j . n ; 1M/S1I flnnr, **n< Association has been advaneea fiaal Basitl nUl Close to Friday night. Members of the or4fter Comina Sundau pni*at,on committee oi'the n«» .Iftrr nwwV uuimuy trust .company will tell of progress f « a harbinger of fall. Col. C. 0.;m,d# tvWmr* owning of ta« bank st,errell. offleer in charge of TubUe I ~~ * 1 P« cuildings and Grounds, has Issued LutlCtlbura Chrixtuihm > he yearly announcement that the 2, iVVfj o . Tidal Basin Bathing Beach, in West JO ttUllU bUndafj School otomac Park, will close after Sun- i_ 3âr»'«u"s-js:sr~ Hir i.u.1 k.fh nr naa decided to begin immediately municipal bathing the construction of a TuVd.y c I P In QmiH A ncUvates s*h001 department, which will adG. A. K. to sena 4 ueiegaies. Joln the church Work W|I1 Kit Carson Post. G. A R-. will gUrted immediately r»end four delegates to the National % A. R. Encampment, to be held », .. . .. . . Indianapolis the last week in Sep- iNortn Carolina Jurist Dies, .ruber. It was decided last night at OOLDSBORO. X. C. Sept. 8.W1Ithe meeting in G. A. R. Hall. llAni B,n<j0iph Allen, aged «3, justice . onidr. John JIcElroy. editor of the of th< Norlh Carolina 8upreme Court National Tribune, Is the only Post tor the J>Mt ,en yearg jroptwl d»ad .1 egate who has stated definitely jn j,ig home here at 4 o'clock this tlj»t he can go. The, official train afternoon. He was out on the streets r.r encampment will leave Sep- thl3 mom,n, J" appeared to to t.-mber I*. Kood health. He is survive.1 by his St. Cecilia's Opens Monday. b.oo.er, JuVâivef'll i£!Ld cr St. Cecilia's Academy^nlxth and i Kinston. The funeral will be held Kaet Capitol streets. Will resume «t St. Paul's M K Church iomor,..w t* classes neat Monday morning aftermKm. .1 BELMONT RESULTS. Weather cl«a<;: track Mr; ' mrt kaos. >'»r I'T'ir oW.; claiming; parte. tl.oOO; 5*.. farlottg*; mla room. Herne. Wr. Jockey. Kia. Fair Virginia lif gwart 1-3 word I us McMarray 2-H Uat tilrl 10u Jlruealng 8-3 Lady Uvt lUU Marts 4 Plurality 103 «'otrone 3 Adelia 8. 100 Doyle « Fair Virginia, eren. 1 to 4. oul{ 8word. 2 to 1. S to 5; Last Otrl. oat. Titee. 1MU. Start good: wot caallj; place driving. Win»er b. f. 2. by Sea King -Dalcinea H. Trainar. W. kf. Sheed* second RACE Vor 8-year-olda and up; ateeplechaset handicap; fl.200 added; about two miles. Horee. Wt Jockey. Pin Creat HiU 1i4 Bjcra % 1-h Le Maroouia 188 Crap ford 2 Croat Hill. 1 to 2. out. oat: Le Marsonis. eat. uut. Tim#. 83*2*3. Start good; won1 driving; Usee aame Winner b. g. by Simmooa.dUie Dnrden. Trainer. J. H. Lcwia. thud slace. 3-year-olde and up; claiming; puraa, 81.000: *1* furlong*: main rourw. Horee. Wt. Jockey. Kin. Moronrneen 100 ColUletti 1 H Oray Gable* llo Fa tor 2-8 J**1 IL- Tomer « Aagacltv OH Sckuttinger 4 1W TalUkaa 3 I}*** 108 Uobtnson « 1*** MS Bice 7 TnWaaiae 111 Penman a Goto d Or 103 Zoekler. S* ¥?* ** 4 to 1. 8 le 2. 8 eo 3: Gray * 'Ttn*« *«P. Time, 1:122-3. Start good; woo driving; place Winner blk. f. 8. by Celt-Tnote. Trainer. J. J. Murphy. roxntTH RACE J,r0n" *- «» T "°r.? w'- J<x*tr Ms. i'7'}'! «» 0«ltUe«l 1-2 Sy*y* n* ni« I . '#2 Calls iiau O Dsrtaoer 1; raui , " * KMkblt 1 to » SSL 2E"- V* 5 T1*" l-Ml-v. 'SUrv rUc* Winaer Mk. c. S by Pater !'<»- Trj.t Traiaer, 1. K«ir«. fiitk UOI. iSfcVraia.rup: "" * Ptafar! H*" "*' £££ * «v:r«r if'? *'?' 111 Babln 4 i «*?"' ! i 4 " * 'v'n- ««: Phalarla. a.-H-'J!? «" Tliaa. 1;M 1,1. start good; won drlrlng; pl.r» nam*. WIs ?!! f. J.r *" *.* II.Wa ter»eed. Trainer. W. K. Su»j.. SIXTH «ACE. Maiden ? ar-alda and 3-raar old.: nor, winnfrs this ?ar of oth*r tban ullhc ran; W.. JoeUr Fla Cherry Trep 10* Tenman 1-4 i^Tif 122 ItobinM n i» oV; furlongs; main coaxae. Clierry Tree. 7 to 10. out. out: Paria. out. oat. Time, 1:30. Start good: won ea»ily; place «ame. Winner b c. 2. be Broom«tlrk. Cerlae. Trainer. J. Howe. THREE TRANSFERS MADE IN POLICE ihree transfer* were made in the police department yester<fci>. .Superintendent of Police Gesfcford announced. Edwin F. Bradley was transferred from the crossing- force to th© regular force, and assigned to th»» Fifth precinct; Joseph F. Downey from the Sixth precinct to the crossing force, and Irvin K. Bridr# from the Third precinct to tho mounted pollco of the Ninth precinct. Policeman-Biter Gets Three-Month Sentence William Oden. colored, ©X 61 z Virginia avenue southeast, was sent to Jail for three months yesterday by Judge Hardison In Police Court for bitinK Policeman Clarence Talley. of the Fifth precinct, on the arm. The court also fined him SIS for belnir drunk. Oflen was arrested by Poleeman Kirhy at Seventh and C streets southeast on tho intoxication charge, and after being put in the patrol wagon. It was testified, he turned savagely and bit the officer. Then the colored man kicked a hole in the side of tho wagon. Lynchburg Grand Jury Finds 14 Indictments LTXCHBURG, Va... Sept. 8..The grand Jury in the rorporation court here has returned indictments in the following charges: Randolph Thomas, colored, burglary; Ed Mack. John Oglesby, Robert Booker, colored, grand larceny; Arthur Patrick, colored, murder; John Ruflln. colored, third offense at larceny; Edward Coles, ooiored. attempted murder; and Hubert Hunter, Thomas Rucker. John W. Garland. William Jones.. Cabell Pannell. Lash Hutcheson and Martha Ann Holcomb. all colored, larcenv of f5,000 worth of Liberty bonds from First National Bank here. Lynchburg Tobacco Mart Closes Until October 11 LTXCHBURO. Va.. Sept. g.The Lynchburg dark lose leaf tobacco market, which formally opened September 1. has by action of the Lynchburg Tobacco Association, which controls the sales, been closed until October 11. The decision came as a' result or the announcement of the buyers that they were not yet ready ,?tr. " market usu Ily finds little tobacco on the marPctob«r. but primings usually sell during September. ivL. v n,ow no market lor primwui v 1 '* b«"«ved the buyers "111 hare orders for them later, f* «*wj a* KrFKCTITK I nsecticide-Deodorizer kills * Aah, RncIh, Bed " P. Mosquitoe*, Lice Ussafwfand by MASTER PRODUCTS CO, he. Richmond Va r-n Q-art r*.. c.n.. eH »»ta«r Me. no|^ra»ne5o..tive,y ,,, M-or jsist nrcH: "KiU the Carrier OiauMte Dieeue" Everybody Should Cae kwikdeth ' » kealtkfs nka W. £'walls, L_^VS.,e? 1 . . . .Jfeiyfr-. 11 7 1.: "-^ This is an unusual picture because it is one of the few photos of the 'Wilson-Downey middleweight "championship" go at Jersey City in which the fighters were caught mixing it. Who lost? The spectators. I I|D.. Overrun. 108: Circu«. 104: Run! BLUE BONNET ENTRIES sola. A shin. Dadja. 105: ' Nallie I Harper. .Navlsco. Uttle l.*eas. 111. r~ rrE1 olds »nd up. Canadian bred; six Kiatcr KIo 99 Sang Peur 2d. 10S. furlongs: Landless. Mao. Dormai.; Veteran, 108; Ettahe. 103; Yowell. ,00: Moueite. Sir Launcelot. Statin,.' s,.., ,menta!. ,#7. American 110: William Gill 107. Eagle. 106. Ir.oni Itace.Purse I1.00U: maiden seventh Rare . Purse $1,000; 3-year-olds and up; six furlongs: 3.vc-ar-olds and up; claiming; on* Wrack Grass. 100: Pearl Sea, Miss niile and a furlong: Undine. 08; Curri. Kismer. Tlpford. 112; Com- Harry M. Stevens. Ulaxonrv. Capt. modore. Ingraham, TheodosU. Eeip- Hodge. Edith K.. Hav. Zoic. Salvasic. 107: Fernovo. Sun Turret. 110.J«o||... Plantarede. 105; Fly Home, TktN R>f» The Relief I'urse; Crimson Rambler. 100: Piedra. 111. fl.SDO added: steeplechase: 4->ear-| Wither clear; track fast. olds and up; about two miles: ..... H^r. r,r .>llV,yTv:rrSo. Wjatovew to Play Kiiflw. Knsrth Race.Purse Jsi.OOti: 3- The TYestover A. C. will meet the vear-olds and up: claiming; six Bureau 01 Audits and Accounts or furlongs: Sweet Patutie. Cast ,he Shipping Board on diamond No Aahote. Frivol. Sportlna Chance, Monument lot. tomorrow at 3 1102: Plantasenet. Plain Bill. Eucky o'clock. Sunday the Weatover* win Pearl, Glenn. Pinard. First Pullet. Pl*y 'he Knicks in Olyjnpia Holj Purl. Douglas Fairbanks. Scarpia 2d. low at 3 o'clock. 107; You Xeed. 115. Messkit. Step-, j I son. 1*0. Today the Perry Midgets will Ktftb Haee.Purse $1,000; 2-year- meet the Princeton A. C. Saturdav olds; claiminn: five and a half fur- the Perry* play the National A. C. longs: Bandelor. 101: Ferrum. Mary at 3 O'clock at Knickerbocker field. v \ b « , -V FA CIG I it 1 &&£&§&&& a - - «{ r * 'i v* .1 ; 7 .' 3 * e~ -j. * $ - '" " *: r V :' . * v ' -r k Vt Ym Topacco O - -y ; I . I TIMONIUM RESULTS . TLMONIUM. Md.. Sept. I.Governor1® Day brought oat the banner crowd thla afternoon and th« taclli ttea of the plant. wera taxed to the limit The opening erent *> the ataaplachaae with four atartare, and resulted la a rattling race between Anna Excellence and Cello, an untried lO'ear-old. the property of Loali McL Merryman. and ridden by Bob Taylor. Harwood loat hta rider, and Well Pound bolted early In the game, leaving the battle to Anne Excellence and Cello. Taylor took the 3-year-old right to the front, and. jumping faultlessly. the grand little filly made the circuit of the field with her mouth wide open, tugging to go falter. The racing devotees had the dota on the name* today: there'* no doubt about that. Five time* durin the afternoon'* program the favorite* skimmed under the wire first, and two second chicea alao nabbed races. Keaulta: First Hare.Anne Excellence. 110 (Turner), 4.50. 3.00, out. won; Cello. 140 (Taylor). 8.70, out. second: Harwood. 1J0 (Jones), out, third. Time, 4:0$. Well Found also ran. fteeaag Race . Manicurist. Ill (Stirling), 4.to. 2.80, out. won; Oratlan. 11* (Ball). 3.10_. out. second; Titanlan, 106. (Allen)! out. third. Time, 1:1S. Kakaoff. l.ltholick. alao ran. Third Race . Dairy Man. IIS (Stirling). 1.70. 2.20. out. won; Brookfleld. 104 (Dawson), J.70. out. second: Supermatd. 112 (Alien), out. third. Time. 1:22. Only three start; ers. Fourth Race- Selota. 10# (Jackson). 6.SO. 3.»0, out. won; W reckless. 112 (Allen), 4.SO, out. second; Cosi corron, lis (Moorehouse). out. third. Time, 1:18. Emma W. Margaret C.. also ran. Fifth Raee.T-Breadllne. 108 (Ball). 8.60. 2.60. out! won; Atf Vezlna, 108 Allen). 2 80. out second; Miss Ad| tianne. 102 (Dawson), out. third .Time. 1:18 2-S. Tout Or. Shy Ann. also ran. *ltth Rare.Rey Knms. 108 (Sterling). 8.70. 4.10. out. won: Daddv Holbert. 105 (Walcotti. 11.40. out. second; Napoli. 112 (Hruprll. .,ut third Time. 1:43. Martha I-uckctt. Maxims Choice. Crystal Day. also ran. tevestb Raee.Leoma. Ilt> (Stirling). 3.70, 2.30. out. won; Queen r*( the Kpa 110 (Heupeli. 2.3<>. out. second: Salome. 105 (Allen), out. third. Time 1:23. Kewessa. Evander. Car1 lone, also ran. Dutch Hay Peoples Sunday. The Old Hutch Marketers will hook up with the People'* L>rup Store nine. Sunday morning at 10:30 n'olork »t Union I>eafrue Park. Me*sink and Koche will probably be the rival slabmen. TIJ\ rARETT rWENTY for .. ' Champ Gets'til Next Week.:. To Complete His Defend ' Must Appear Before Commission With Coiuv el.Threaten* Court Action.$30 Would Overpay Him, Say* Savage JKRSKV CITY. Sept. *.The Jar- that If be doe.n't have to pay WO»ey boxing conmlHlon verbally h* W"1 uv* W7.SW. which t» .tinned Johnny wilaen .Hve when -£* - ^ he went before that right honor- paid Dovner'i purse. able body today to petition for Jim Savage rfferw, aald toe VouM payment of tbe SIT.500 which Tsx ha\« thrown Wilson out of the *M|r^ Rlckard h»d guaranteed him for th. that he wu afraid of « MM-Wilson confessed thai he eoilia*'»*> Labor Day toddle with Bryan Dow- .cht anr htntT ht did. b». ney. The commission ordered the the commissioners, gay flatterer* champion's purse held up because insisted that he could fight lots Wof hi. rank exhibition, and Johnny h'ea'rTnV wee vs Ss there to see if lie couldn t OBe ww)( an<] when It is rasumeu wheedle it oat of them. Wilson will sppesr with counsel. Tex Rickard. promoter. »poke up ^1®TL *° to rdurt * . . . ... writ. ^ ilson threatened to .ay Johnny, .how had die- hn(<| .id .0 wool<J .v^rp«r graced him as its Impresario, snd Wilson for what he did in the jim% urged that the commission stand by. ..^w Its order indefinitely. Whatever 9 . may be the motive of Rlekard la BLUE BONNET RESULTS taking this ntand. the fact remains ». . First Ran First Pullet .-"Hf. (BoserJ. 11.11, ®.03. 4.i»; Mar mite BELMONT ENTRIES. >112. (GruneLen). 22.50. 5.M: P«v. man 112. (Clavec>. J.71. Tftw* *1:1 1-5. Ballynew. Appiv\Je» Flr*t Harr Th* Ronkom* Hand)- Musito. Propaganda also ran cap: .elling: 3-ye.r-olds and up: Jj nrr9mt ««»_McCorburt. 141, furlongs; main course: Mercury, »8:, (Williams). S.«. 2.7S. 2.»* Carpet Sweeper rrack o Dawn. 1C2: j,un ,4, (Diamond! 2.25. \rV War Note. Ill: Whisk. 101: St. 1.1-j Martian 141. (Deltch). 1.7S. Time* dore. 104; Valor. 12S: Wynnewood. 5.5 Flvine Fro* I.ecvprta.Court.h 102; Romany 100:;R,v o" Light al.o r.n, Cry.tai Ford. IOC. Third Raee.Bromeli. |tt. (fin *tecoR4 Race.> ond'tion*. 3-jear- 1 wanÎlil. 12.76, ..00, 4.45: Riinatrf \ " old., and up; 1 mile: Mandalay. 117:' »" (MarinelllJ. 11.70. *.« !»< » T.; '"Mile. Cadeau. Joan Marie, 1W: Court: Clawnerl, 3.>0. Time 1:07 View. 112. I My Mane. Jacobin*. Ku Klux_al/-." Third Race '.aiming. maiden 2- ÎV j year-olds; 51* furlones; main courit: . - #A 5 a1"1* T1" Note Dive. The... ,10: overtake 114. 3 ""V Bavonae. 100: Finality. 1»2: Miracle '7?Z ' . sr ' Man 112: L-kyOic, Fur.oo., M^.S'raT " iConfu.Jon.l0,; D,.p.,.c. i»4 Rmrr_B.u:it l0. ,cuiSr^* . Th» Cedarhuret - I0> , ,- ou,. nem. T Handicap: 3-year-old* and up: 1 .rl ,,, ou, )M inm, mile: Two l eather., 10i: Dream of m,.e!lioat Time 1.59 1-5 W«kethe Valley. 106: Oeoreie. 114 field al.o ran fifth Race_S.:im. 3-ye.r-old. SUtb Rare Vsterlek 112 <XlI?"and up: 1 mile anu . Mxteenth: Miu;.<n. -.1;. j.jj r.hf,w 10Sunnv 11<: Tufter. IHi Dark fBowm. i.4C>. 4.S0; Sacajawe, Hill. 101 <Romane!1i). 7.*S. Time 1:40 1-i. ftlxih Race . 'ondit ion»; 2-year- paddy De*r. Trapping Wai«rec^ old.; Sht furlong.: main courM: Diamond Dale. Counsel also r»n. Bravo. Silvcrton. Reparation. Ven-j tetntk Race Trickater If 1»7 iielos. 105: Violinist. 114: Mary Pat- <M»rinelh). 15 »S. « 30. 4 »< f *- r ricia. Confusion. Native Land. 102:jhorter 10«. <Gantner). Si». j Atta Oal. Matches Mary. 107; Knot Mormon Elder 1*7. iClavert Or.ss 110.iTIme 1:34 2-5 "Xhite Haven. D-jW* Weather cle.r; track fast. 1 Ruff. Our Eirthday al.o ran ^ Si 1 Let hattma smokers tell you Ask them at the Races - ' * At Belmont P*rk today, or wherever racing men follow the . ,*.r "sport of kings", the familiar Katima package runs true to form. It's two to one, or better, on Fatima 4A ES ut taste 'lie difference ! j j., 9*

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