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LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-SellinE; 3year-olds and upward
six fIrlongs. Carrie Orme. lO6 &C. Hunt, s. %
$40. $40. won; Sauterelle. lB Cooper. $40
81. second: J. B Msyluw. is Taylor, $50
third. Time. IA rs. The Norman. Dash. Mar
garet n, Mex, Tyre and Joe Steyie also ran.
SECOND RACE-SslnE; maiden 5yesr-olds and
upw ard; six furonEs. Sugar King. IL Goosel
$3.50 g. Q. 81. won; NIikifula. III lKirschbaumi
s. 80 $50. second: Miss MINI. IT &C. Hunt
$40. third. Time lL345. PeruGno. Margaret
=. Roy. Anthony's Lass, Autobelle Olive Nc
Gee. Jasper. Little Cove and Ergo also
THIRD RACE- Selling: 2-year-,ids; five furlongs
Miss Jasebo % IaPaillel. $50. 81. $50. won
Juvenile. 100 Shilling. $50. $50. second; oul
Netta. lu5 martini. $40, third. Time 90 Is
Feint. Bosssnta. Csrie Louise and Wat also ran
FOURTH RACE-Handicap; 2year-olds; SIX fur
longs. Old Koeuig. IL (Goose,. $50. $50, 800
won; Blind Baggage. is tKirschbaum). S3.lO, $40
second; John. jr.. l02 CMurphyl. 81. third. Time
IL 45. Huffaker. ]. J Murdock, Big Smoke
Kinney and Heir Apparent also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Selng; 3-year-olds and upward
six furlongs. Florence Roberts. lB Shilling
$50 500 won; Cash on Delivery. 10 &C. Hunt
$50 $50. second; Luzz. lO3 Nlartin) $50. third
Time. lI3. Luke Mae. Virgie Dot. Lachis and
Black Thorn also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Six furlongs. Roscoe Goose. IN
tGoossl. 8. $40 $50. won; Liberstor. lC6 tshiI
ling. $50. $50, second; Miss Declare. lO6 Gen
try. $3.50 Time ll2 Wanda Pizer. Bell Boy
Lady Jane Gray and Fsthom also ran
SEVENTH RACE-Mile and seventy Yards
Samuel r. Meyer, liz (Goosel, SEQ, s. 80. $40
won; Graemrrs. liz murphy, $50. A6o. second
Impression lG IF. Williams. $40. third Time
~ Is. Cameuia. Dorald Mcdonald. L. II
Adair. Louise Stone and Brookfeld also ran.
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MARLBORO ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-For 2-yearoIds; four and half
furlonEs. Stalvart Van. l0j; kildare, loe: ally
Boots lis Abe Martin, l0b Eden Park, ll5' Tar'cs'
10.
SECOND RACE-For maiden 5-year-olds and up
ward Selling: i've and onehat fur'ongs. Else
Bonero l0l Edith Olga. lI Virginia Fairfax, 100
NIaccabse. lCl: Sweetie lO9, Bully kean, ia.
THIRD RACE-For 5yearo!ds and uINard; slI-
ing: FIVE and one-half furlougs. AesoP. lG; Task
III; Merry Jubilee ll2 Snifty Allen, III; Bonner,
lO7 NIeelirka III: DR.. r. L Swarenser. III
FOURTH RACE-For Syoar-oldS and upward
selling: Ave and cnehaf fIrlorgs klcTasgen. los
Kinder Lon. u2. Cariops. Ia; Richard LanEdon,
IA. John Robert. ia; PrOtas"ris, 100; Joe Rossn.
held IA; Beach Sand, ia; Carl IA.
FIFTH RACE-For 3-year-olds and upward: sell
ing: FIVE and onehaN furIonss Tralee. loi; Omar.
Il3; Carlaverock Il3; Molly Kean. ZOE; St. Helene,
ll3. Maxentus lls
SIXTH RACE-For 3year-olds and upward; sell
ing: six and one-half !urlongs. Della Mack, 10
Jack Hancv;r. ll2: Tom Hancock. rs: Deduction.
IL; Louise May, 10: Balsee. lis: Tactics. III
ScrapFer. I22
EIGHTH RACE-For +year-olds and upward
selling: FIVE and one-half fwlongs Recluse TO-
Pharaoh ~; Jacket. lo7 Ina KAY, l6; Repub-
ncan u6
TIGHTH RACE-For 4year-olds and upward
selling; fve and one-half furloEs. The IArk,
los: Song Of the VALLEY. ia; Bulgar. ia; Thrill
lO9 Sureget, III Monty Fox. Is.
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TWO MARKS SMASHED
In PRELIMINARIES

Cambridge. Mass May 96-Every in
terCollegiate championship meeting has
its heroes. This one also has its martyrs.
The finals OF the forty-frst annual games
of the |. c. A A. A A in the Harvard
Stadium tomorrow afternoon will develop
plenty Of acclaim for victors. but il is
highly improbah.e that any will be more
popular with 're vast multitude than
were the galla:t performers with the
mere handful ''0' watched the prelm-
mar trials { .-tternoon.
Harry Wor' agton. of Dartmouth
smashed ths intercollegiate record for the
broad jump that had stood for seven
teen years, Yet he Will get no official
credit for the performance because Of a
technicaNty Fred s. Murray. Of Stan.
ford University, OF California, bettered
the best collegiate mark in the l20-yard
high hurdles also 10 no avail
Worthington leaped "a feet * inches
in his second trial in the broad Jump
The existing record. made by A. c. Kraen-
zIein. Of Pennsylvania, in IS99 was p
feet. 1-2 inches Murray ran over the
high hurdles in Is seconds, one-fifth bet
ter than the record OF \. B. Shaw. OF
Dartmouth. made in 1905.
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FORTY-TWO PLAYERS
IN BIG TOURNAMENT

The singles in the Middle States ten
mis- tournament will get under way at
Columbia Country Club today at !
o'clock. when forty-two Of the best play
ers in this section will play This is the
eleventh annual event of the Middle
States in this section and in the doubles
the winner will be sent to the national
championships to be held in Chicago
The pairing in the doubles will be made
this afternoon at o'clock. The pairing
for today and some of the partners in
the doubles follow:
Preliminary rornd-Uppcr half: Ii T. DUyls
drew the bye; PLAYS winner Of the \. J. Gore and
H. Z. Cotton match. Lower half: W A. Bathel
llals the winner Of the II. {. Breck and y. b
ChipmAn match.
Preliminary round-A. G Gore W. H. L Cotton
{. r. Doyle vs.. H. B. O'Boyle. II. A. Owen vs..
VI. H. Barber, it.; Fl. F. Burton vs. {. T. Chap
man, H. Eldred ~. +. Chash Douglass Hillyer
IS. H. B. Myers. +. J. o Boyle vs.. James Karrick
y. W. Mclean J. c. Hyde R. c. Tray vs.
{. A Slater, H. c. Brcack VS.. y. B. Chipman.
First rOund-E. F. Torrey u H. c. Sheridan
J. Ballard Moore y. p. mclaughlin, H r.
shannon d. c. Howard +. J. Bates vs. J. NJ.
HarcOck E. W. Barber vs. A. B. Heston. f. O.
Leech Vs, Arthur HELEN. c. A. Biedder vs j. T
Graves. II; A y. Leech. il. ". {. G. Gill Paul
TreaDor vs.. Fred Hoffman, ]. L Moprhcad vs
H. H. Rosanvile
DOUBLES.
G. r. DOYLE vs. H c. Breack Paul Treanor and
Ba lard Moore. II. +. Doyle and A ] Gore Moor.
head and Bethel. Hilber and Mclean Hancock
and Chapman, Y. !. DOYLE ard Barber, Graves and
karrick OBolls and O'Boyle. y W Tory and
partner, r. \. Green and PARTNER.
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WOODBINE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-SSO added York Plate selling
Jyear-olds and upward. SIX furIougs Kootenay.
10; Ella Jennings. lc2; Marion Gsiety 10: Bons rOs
First. lo6: AudrUy Austin. l1J: TypuSaphy. 30
Perpetual. lN Between Is lii; Outlook. 10; Cym-
mensiA lls
SECOND RACE-saoo aided: ?-year-oIds. five
furlonss. Danysm. IGl; Pax. lOo: Oriana. lC2
Princess FSy. II. Dandy Fay. l02: Eddie D. i02
Isabelle H, lo2; 'Nolis C. lI2 :S,urdee lD5. :Rele
Mahon. lc2 William Walker cutr. +Crew e1ItTy.
;SesEram Cntry.
THIRD RACE-Vtctora Stake. $3.50 added >
year-ods: i've fIrongs. Bin, Grass I09: 'Meddllng
Mss. liz; Manokin. lis, fButter scotch II. us;
'LAnet'e: l5; WsukeaE. IL; Golden Bantam Il2
BLUE Fox IL: :Lady Mol E9 Beauty shop. 20
BondAEe. lS: Ssaglll. lo5 Bright Star lO5 "Frsncs
Pons entry. 'OCts entry. :Niras1i Stable CuLry.
FOURTH RACE-KIng E.ward Hotel Gold Cup:
a challenge cup: value. l.5OJ with so added ,
ycar-olds ard upward mile and quarter Achi,re-
ment. 10; Runcs, III: King Hamburg 81: Rancucr
II; Phil Ungcr. loi; Rain~14t l5
FIFTH RACE-Ss00 added Tsllyho steepiechase
selling handicap; iyear-ods an upward: about tao
miles Mo7eth, I22: Frjoec 10 HandrInnins
l35; CUhon 1876; Idle Michael l4S
SIXTH RACES 800 added William Hendrv Ne
moral Handicap; 5yesr-olds and upward: one mile
Lady CurDon. III; splutter Ill: Bee Hive no
Hampton Dame. los; Far Montague ~: Tar
tarean. IL; Amphion. lo6: Kama In3 'Ni.Ic-
SEVENTH RACE-ss1o added: Grosveno- Plstr
selIing, S3ear-ods and upward: one mile and
twenty yarus- No!aEt us; Ford Mai. lO6: Durcrls
lC2 Ren Qulncr. 10; Arsocrat 10: Fenruck, ICi
'BatWa, lC2. Counterpart Ie
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BELMONT PARK RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Selng; purse $50; maiden 2-vear
olds; four and oue-hsf furlongs straight Radiant
Flower lo5 Mink. u . TO , even won
Pendlet l0 Ball. to l. to l. 4 70 s second
Old Drury lO1 steward 80 to ! 10 3 To l
third. Time 054 - Jore TootSe and chelsea
also ran.
SECOND RACE Selling: $50 added sysar-oId,
and upward. mars: fIrlonEs. main course
Estmshe. 10 Ball. to , ont. won: volusra
!o5 Mink. t" .. : to TO- out second: Srrlu.
Mas, Ill CWsldron, 6 u J. 2 10 / out third
Time. ] Is Alberta Truc also ran
THIRD RACE-FrI- and one-har fv-lo--v
straight. 2vearoId fIlies $40 added Cheer M
lryfr'. to l. to !. ; tn 5. won: Yankee witch
u iAllen' to !. 10 l. ; 70 s second: Meliors
10 Garner. to J. to s N . third TN.
Sc Cockleshsn. Leonie and Wide Ewes also ran
FOURTH RACE-FIve and one-hslf fIrlorrS
straight; 500 added: 3year-ods and upward Come
". Us L"ftusl, to 5, 70 I. out won; Phospho-
10 Dawes, 10 10. l n g. out second: Hail
Rock. lO9 q. McTsggarl 20 N J. To / even
thlrd. Time. %. Eagle and Delaney also rsr
FIFTH RACE-Steeplechase; 4year-olds and m
ward: 500 added; about two miles Hustle- 10
Franklin. ! to J. 10 2 70 o. won; Sr1pe,
Human. ,i2 Haynes l3 TO s. eEen. to 5 second
ITaditioner. ~ Woke. % TO s. even to :
third Time. az IS. Two Hat Northvood and
sarssnst also ran.
SIXTH RACE Selling. purse $50: 3year-old
and upward; SIX furlUugs. Charmeuse is Ioftrlsi
I 70 !. to >, to 5 won: Cy Mer-ick Is fSrbu-
ungerl. Il to TO- to 5. l TO g. second; Naushon
l5 lMcIsggart), To l. = to :, even. third Time
lJ +5 Chesterton. Douhet. Striker, Msifou
"ammon and Ash Can also ran.
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Cooke School Youngsters
Win Mount Pleasant Meet

The Cooke School with a count Of near
a half a hundred points carried on the
honors of the Mount Pleasant Division
track meet. which was held at the Horse
Show grounds yesterday afternoon. This
meet was the biggest success OF the
seven division track contests that have
been held so far this spring. and il is
very doubtful whether the New York
Avenue Division Playground meet. which
takes place next Monday afternoon. will
be equally as successful.
The schools obtained the following
number Of points. Cooke, ~; Ross, p.
Dennison. 19, johnson. l6: West. a: Hub
bard. y: Morgan. :; Monroe. s; Boston,
6; Petworth, 3; Chevy Chase. l.
The summaries Of the Individual events
are:
clysrd dash. a5-p7rnd clasz-Rote-t Smith RoSs
50 q. +. Pant. Cora-. sec0E5. stanley LeysrJOl,
Ross. third; W. jenkins. Cooke. fourth Tine.
seconds
e7yard dash. Uofound class-v- Lo7sz. Cooke
won; Edvard Huutsr JohEsDn. second. Jerome
Wolf Deunison, third. Cotton Montague. MorEan
fourth Time IS se~onds
70yarl Gasl, uJpoInd class-ElIsvoCth Monrue
won; Edward DUNLAP. Eaton. second. T. Barnltz
Cooke. third Worth Elsworth, Monroe, fourth
Tine. SIS seconds.
lrnyaTd dash, Unlimited Class-John Fesal. Hub
hand. won. A BIrdiue. johnson. second. Pau
Ennert. johnson. third. B. Amst-ozE Chew
Chass, fourth. Time. 2 seconds-
Running high jump. s-ppInd caSs-John Haynes
Dennison. wnn; : White. Ross. second. Z. Wat
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BELMONT PARK ENTRIES,

FIRST RACE-Four yearolds and upward; SELL
irs; one and one sixteenth miles. 'Pandean l05
Armament. llo Saratoga. 10; Ida Claire los;
StalVart Helen. l05; sam McNIeekin ll9
SECOND RAEE-Twoye year-olds; the Coaching
Club events; four and one-half furlongs, straight
Eelcidad. ll2: Phantom 1Oe; Kebo liz: Yellow
stone. ll2; Wood Trap. III.
THIRD RACE-TW oycar-olds: the Juvenile
Stakes, 5000; FIVE furlongs. straight Julialeon.
liz; Black Mount limp. ll5; Mary Powell. Io9;
Jock Scott. ll2; Breze. 1l2; Iovy Black III; Hour
less tmp) ll2 Jock Scott. Breeze II5; Ivory Soap,
ll2: Hourless limp. ll2.
FOURTH RACE-Three-year-ol and upward
the Hills Selling; six furlOngs, main course.
Yankee Notions, Ill; Elus1an 30: Vermont lO4
'Royal Martyr, 10; Benevolent dmpD. ll2; Hbyan
Sands lOs
FIFTH RACE-Four-year-olds and upward; the
HemTstcad stecFlcchase; handicap about two miles
Footlights 40: ]. c. Ewalt lS2; Pebeto. ls:
Hibler. l30; Nifr 40; Razzauo. I4; Race Brook,
80; Ren Wyvis Gmpl. A.
SIXTH RACE-Three-y year-olds and upward. the
Queens Handicap; seven furongs, main course.
strock, 100; Malachinte 100; Fernrock, Io2; Capra
no; Plesione. l02; Flying Fairy lis; Giries los
FILTER Gold. liz; Distant Shore lH: Madame Herr
mann So Daddy'5 Choice, 90; Holiday, IO2; Rhine
Maiden 100
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LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-For 3year-olds and upward; one
mile. Brooks s5; 'Rstna. l02; 'Diniitr, 10; Anna
zon ll0; Ed Howard, ITO; KebTne. ll9.
SECOND RACE-Purse; maiden 2year-olds; FIVE
and half furlongs. Joyial. lo9; Sophia Gatewuod
lOe; Walter H. Pesrce, liz: Cheer Leader, liz
Tom. jr., H.; Velvet Joe. ll2; Brook Sweep. H.
THIRD RACE-The Kngman Handicap; 3-year
olds and upward six hrlongS Bars and Stars, l02
DR.. Carmen. loS; Chalmers, los; Hawthorn l07
Bringhurst, l2i.
FOURTH RACE-The Baden Baden Handicap
3year-olds and upward; mile and eighth Hank
O'Day. 100 One Step, lO5; Marion Gooseby, lO7
Bayberry Candle, los; Royal II. 10; Water Bios
som, III.
FIFTH RACE-Kentucky Oaks; 3-year-old fTics
s. 500 added mile and a sixteenth. Lucky r. liz
Lady Always ll2 Kathleen, r2: tHsndsa. ll2; IRE
gina, ll2; Mandy Hamilton, H. whitney entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse; 3-year-ods and upward
one mile. May Bird. % Hubbub, So; Dr. Moore
ss; Belgian Trooper % FGuro, lo1; Hank O'Day
lO3 Embroidery. 1N; David craig. los; Dorothy
Dean, loe; Coming Tower. lOs Donerail los
John Gund. l0s; Solar Star Ill.
SEVENTH RACE-The Advance Money Sellins
Stakes; 3year-olds and upward; mile and a six.
teenth. Lady Worhington, 90; Anthony's Lass
IS; Queen Apple s5; Panhandle. l03; -Fels Io3
Miss Fannie. lCs; Louise Paul. lG; 81. Charlotte
los Malabar, los; Star Of Love los; Booker Bill
los; Taper Tip. 10; Altamaha. llo; Grosyenor. r0
Guide Post, II.
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kins. Cooke. third: R. Watkins Cooke. fourth.
Height. 1 feet
Running high jump. IOopound Class Kernsn.
DAYTON. Ross. third, EdwS-d AlteInus Ross fCur-l.
Height. feet 81 inches.
Running high jump IS pound clsss-Ge1-re Smith.
lSennison. won: William CLPer. Petuorrh. secoud
+ Lelsh5sr Johnsnu. third: Edwin Brooke DyuIi-
sn. fourth. Height ( fee, inches
Running high jump unlimited cIass-HuEl John
son, West w0l J. Fisher. Cooke ssc7uG. Camp
bell King. Ross third Donald Vincent Rass
fourth. Height. feet inches
Running broad jump s. pound clEss-w. Fans
Cooke, won; Il Stafford. West. seco1d. l. Yp-rst.
Co re. third. WslteT Hsruuett Johaspn fag-,L
DiSArce. 4 feet inches.
Running broad ,uns. 10 pound CHS EoaCr
Jones. Hubbard. Won; Jams Hslnes Dsnals7r.
sscoaL. samuel LztnneT N0-Ean third. Raw
moad Wood, West, fourth D.st2nce. = feet 2
inches.
Running broad jump. lISpound clns,-R1ynoaa
Ca--sns. Ross won n d Oste CnlEa secn-ld
san DehnrIu. De-nis1n third, R3c1srd Parker.
Johns01. fourth Distance. IS feet inches
Running hrosd jump. unlimited class Z. HIHo1.
Coke. won: ' Co-nely. Cooke sec1nd Ed~z-5
Atchlsou. Hubbard. third Waite NgrIrg Johnspu.
to-'-th. Dis'snCe. l6 feet 2 inches
2oI-d resg. s-pound clsss-wou bv Rcs
secnod. Ee~ third. Cooke
+Hyard rtlEr. 'upou-d clas-Woa BY R,ss
second. Coke; third Ds1nlson fourth. Mor-zn.
.Fysrd 7els~. uSpCund cIass-Won bv Ross
ss00nd, Eaton; third Cooke. fourth D-lnis1n
So ard relav unlimited -say-Won ~ Ross
second, Johnson; third. West fou-h Monroe
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JackIett Romps in with
Feature at Marlboro
By GEORGE B. MORRIS.

Upper Marlboro, Md, May ga
good days sport was run off today at
the Southern Maryland Agricultural
and Fair Association course, and while
the card lacked any special feature
each race was we'll contested and fin
ishes were close in many of the num-
bers.
A large crowd was on hand to wit
ness the horse show which is being
held at the course, and in addition
to this many other novel features
were listed on the days entertain
ment, the moving pictures and jump
ing races and other novelties.
The feature of the card, the fifth
number, an event at six and one-half
furlongs was the best race of the day.
Jacklett was installed the public's
choice, and he did not cause his back
ers any worriment after the first half
mile had been Travelled. At the drop
of the barrier. Castara shot to the
front and opened up a comfortable
lead which she assumed until the
half-mile post had been reached. Al
this point Jacklett got to her and
passing her easily came home in hol-
low fashion, while Hedge Rose was
third and the balance of the field was
well strung out.
w. c. Capps consistent Cesarion-
Metrical horse repeated his previous
two starts and easily disposed OF De-
duction and Pharaoh. Monty Fox has
not lost any of his cleverness in get
ting away from the post. and II Is
doubtful If there is horse now rae
ing that can beat him away from the
barrier.
Heart Beat accounted for the fourth
race, while Carlaverock got second
and Billy Hibbs third.
The horse show will continue
throughout the week. Many hlsh-
class horses are being shown each
afternoon.
The card today is made up of eight
races, each one well balanced ana
good days sport should be had
therefrom. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Five and one half frr!onsS. Cht
ton Girl. lOl Cwhymsrk). to :, to 3. ! to :
won Sumo, los lObertl. to 5, out. second Maca
bee. lOl tGartnerp. to S. third. Time, l:lo. Bess
lein, sweetie and Virginia Fairfax also ran
SECOND RACE-Flye and one-haf hIloncs'
Royal Onyx. III Mathews to 5 to 8. out
won Sunkist III tBenschoteul, 70 5. out second
Edith Olga l to 5 third. Time, l:lo Is Elsie
THIRD RACING and one-half frulonss Gale
winthe lO5 lWhymsrkl TO !. ) 10 !. to :. won .
Joe Rosenfcd. lI3 jackson, even, TO : second :
Southern Star. l6 tChapencl, : t" ). thru ilne'
IlOl5 Protagons Col Holloway, jim Basey,
Naryoc V c, Jr and KiIcraggen also ran.
FOURTH RACE-SiK and one-hah furlongs.
Heartbeat. us Obert). to ? to 5. to ?, won;
Carlsyerock ll3 Rooney. to l. u !. second
Billy Ribbs lis Mathews to ;. third. Time.
rs Gloner Task and Soldier also ran.
FIFTH RACE-six and one half furlonsb. JACK
l,tt, 10 Watts. TO ?, 10 5. out won Castara
lO Mathews even. second; Hedge Rose, ll'
sObertl out third. Time, 3. Tactless and Nee
hka also
SIXTH RACE-Five and onehaf furIongs. MONTY
Fox 80 lObcrtD 10 s. to . out, won; Deduc-
tion 10 ,MsthcSsl. TO 5 TO ), second; Pha
raoh, 10 lWattsl o,H. third. Time. Ns IS. DeN
iltry Balg,c and Danville II also ran.
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King Fisher. Dyson. Wall Street. and BGthies
THIRD RACE-Prtnoe of Wales Handicap; }
yesr-olds and upward; SIX furlongs. A. n. Aiken.
!o Ctobinson. $50. $3.50, S3J. won; Squeeler,
lp Pnrringtorl, $40. $40, second; Recoil. l0i
Ambrose. $3.50, third. Time, l:Ol-5. Sands
OF Pleasure. Startling, Water Lady. Robert Brad
icy. Celto. kewessa, and Venetia also
FOURTH RACE-S50G added; Falmouth Plate
seiling handicap: 3-yesr-Olds and upward one mile.
Cadenza. los Robinson. Slo6 $50. $50 won
Brave 0lnarder. Ia (snytm. Al0 500 second
Obolus. lo5 tPickensl, $40 third. Time, lal. G.
NJ: Miller. Buzz Around. and Paymaster also ran.
FIFTH RACE-s2O0O added: Street Railway
oteepechase Handicap; 4-yesr-olds and upward
aoout two and half miles Sun King. l52 will
Iams'. 500 $50. s. So Won: Shannon River. l55
.AIIenl, $50, $40. second New Haven l4l Boyle.
% -. third. Time, 5:26 Hearts Of Oak. Cynosure,
and Early Light also ran
SIXTH RACE-S60 added; Gsteside Plate;
maiden Syesr-olds and upward six furlongs = TX
Bird, l0o tAndersonl. $3.50, $50 s. 90 won; Raven
Court. lo5 Jones'. $50. $50 second: shroye Toe
i0e robinson. $40, third. Time li445. W. A.
Wright, T. T. Gaiety. Rascal, Bird Land Holly
Brook. Sir Arthur Sir James and Trornclife also
ran .DorcesteT Stable and Cowan entry.
SEVENTH RACE-S6JO added; COburg Plate
selltnG 3yesr-olds and UPWARD: mile and SIX
tenth. Ask Ma, III iSmythl. S60 SD $50.
won JACK Reeves. l0l CMcAteel $40. $50 SC
ond; Bru0msedge. IL Pauingtonl. S345 third
Time. IS. Lady SpiritueIlc, Tsrkard and Bud
weiser also ran
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FIRST SIXTEEN

FIRST sIXTEEN.
Second rOund-Dr. L. L. Harlan defeated H X
keer. up and /; y A. Dempsey defeated T. c
DEMPSEY. up and /; W. R. Tuckerman defcatec
f. NJ. Weaver. up and 2. J. Boshop defcate,
A Fuller. l up Qs holss).
SBC-JND SIXTEEN.
Sscond round-L. VI. Weaver defeated D. h
Jackson, up and 3; Reeves Lewis defeated Ro!
Picdord. up and >; D. b Gish defeated J. A
McIlhenny up and ); NJ Thompson defeated
R. R. ste~srtt. up and 4
THIRD SIXTEEN
second round.J W. Grssinser defeated Boyc
DUingS, jr, l up ls holes.
FOURTH SIXTEEN.
Second round-W. Symipgton defeated c. c. Var
Leer up Cs holes: H P. Cobey defeated S. 7
featfd W. r. Nicholson. up and p L. B. johnson
defeated C. Z Truett. up and ;
FIRST DEFEATED EIGHT.
First round-G. II. Chasmarr defeated J. M
James, up and ?; w H Duf defeated 0. Nc
Cameron. up and Z W. P. Cleveland defeatec
R Wisr. up and
SECOND DEFEATED EIGHT.
Second rUund-E. H. LOTUS won from L. "
Hillyer BY default; D. B. Brlrett defeated Z. E
Jackson BY default: J. H. de Sib0ur defeated g
T. Clmminsham. up and !; E 5. DuTall de
teated A g. Lofts. up and
THIRD DEFEATED EIGHT
First round-W. o. Gilbert won from W g
Peters BY default W. J. McNalley won from
Donald Woodward by default; Gilbert gpes int,
the seTni-hnsl BY default.
FOURTH DEFEATED EIGHT
First round-H. Oiphant defeated Moore by de
fault: Robinson White BY default; Hughe
won hy default; R. Crane defeated H. Cotton b,
default.
PAIRINGS IN THE sIXTEENS
First sixteen: semi -hnal-Dr. l.. l. Harlan vs.
y A. Dempsey. at 945 a. m; W. R. Tuckermsr
J. Bishop at 80.
Second sixteen: semi -Anal-Y. NJ Weaver vs.
Reeves Lewis at go a. m; D. B Gish vs. Morver
Thompson. at 95 a. m.
Third sixteen; semi-Hral-J. W Grissington VS.
E. NJ Talcott, at 1905 a m.
Fourth sixteen; semi hnal-W. Symington vs. H
P. COOey. at a. m; W. R McCaIin VS.. L. B. 7
johnson, at 9O5 a m
The Washington herald., 1916-05-27
LOWE PROTESTING THE
REFEREE FOR FIGHT

Tommy Lowe. who is slated 70 battle
Andy Cortez, the New York sluECer. in
a fifteen round bout at the MARYLAND
Athletic and Social Club. on Tuesday
afternoon. Is still holding out on the
referee question. Lowe held a long con-
ference with Matchmaker Freeman yes
terday and positively refused to allow
P F. O'COnnor, the official referee OF
the club. to act as the third man in the
ring.
Freeman insists that O'Conno- will be
the referee on this occasion as Cortez
has agreed upon him. and although Lowe
claims he Will not enter the ring. Free
man will not allow anyone else 10 act
hut O'Connor.
Young Thomas is training faithfully
for his battle over an etCht-round route
with Young Isso. the Brooklyn feather
weight. Thomas realizes that he is given
another chance 10 do the come back
stunt" and providing he can beat the
Brooklyn battler Freeman has promised
him a return match with Egan.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-27
GOOD TENNIS PLAYED
IN HOME CLUB TOURNEY

Six matches were played in the Home
Club tennis tournament yesterday on the
courts at Sixth and streets northwest.
The results follow:
Singes-Fourth round: Aten defeated
Brown. Sc, -
Doubles-First round: II. F. Morgan
and McGravey defeated Wolf and Nor.
gan. 50, 81; Armstrong and McCaTS
defeated MCGUIRE and Mcclure. 81, C-I
Second round: James and Colvile de-
feated Smith and Callan, 90. 6-1; Green
and Jarvis defeated Potter and Knapp,
IC-2 G.