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The Washington herald., 1916-06-25
HAMILTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Sellins; purse. 500; 2year-olds;
five furlougs. Incos. lo5 (Ambrosel. sl9 D. Sl2 %
SID. won; Valerie West. III (Robinson), Sll 90
50 20. secoud; Bon Otis. IL Dinou). 5000. third.
Tine. 0l 35 Burbank TarTes. Seminole Wat.
Dora Collins s~e-ter Than Sugar Kentucky Boy.
Pas de Chance. and Lucille P. also ran
SECOND RACE-steeplsrhAss; selling; purse.
500: +yesr-olds and upward about two miles.
CuBon, 4o tScuIy). $50. silO. $50. won: Indian
Arrow. lS tRasselD. $50. $50. second; Morpeth.
al tBeamish). $40. third. Time. $40 Little
Hugh. oue-d and shing Foo also ran
THIRD RACE-saIisbury Handicap; 2yssr~old,
and upward; 500 added: ix furIongs. Rancher
IL CRobinsOn). $50 s.. $50. won; Back Bay Iog
nors), $50, third. Time. l:l4l-5 Robert Brad.
ley. Anita, Pesky. Commonada and Milestone also
ran.
FOURTH RACE-Dominiou Plate Handicap
$3.50 added; 5year-olds and upward; mile and
one-eishth. Fair Montosue rs Burns. $50
$50. $50 won; Lady Curzon, ll9 tHarringtou),
$3.50. g 90 second; splutter. Il4 Mott s2a third
Time, IS Is. Pepper Sauce. Galadsy and Amphion
also
FIFTH RACB-Military Handicap: ayear.old, and
upward 500 added; mile and one sixteenth. sche-
mer. lo6 Mott. sD, $50 $50 won; Damrosch
no McAtee), s., $50. second; Sands Of Pleasure
20 Iefcuttl. 50. third. Time, 1925. Undo
lenee, Blackbroom and Al Bena also ran Indolence
and schemer. coupled Austin entry.
SIXTH RACE-sellng; Syear-olds and upward
purse. 500; five and onehaf furlongs. Miranichi
iG (Mottl; a50 $50 s3. won Eulosy. los rIOun-
tam, $50, a.9. second Baby Cal. lol Robinsonl,
SLs0. third. Time % 35 Pampdnea Old Bob,
Wiley, Boneros First, Undaunted. Briar Path.
Anxiety Wizard and Heartbeat also ran
SEVENTH RACB-Ssllins; S-year-ods and up
ward purse, $780, mile. Broomsedge llo
CDominick). SID. $50. ao won; Garish Sun,
ll6 Burns, $40. $50 second; Miss Waters los
tDshmon). $40. third. Time. 35 Harry
Lauder, Hedge Rose. osmonde. Feurock. Handful
Prime Mover. stonehsnss and St. Charlotte also
The Washington herald., 1916-06-25
LATONIA ENTRIES.
For Monday.

FIRST RACE-Maiden colts and zsldinEs; 2-year-
oids; five furonEs. do Right, los; Monotony, LIB;
Pluto, 10; Bob Dundou, Eo: Perseus, III; Oak
wood Boy. liz; Velvet Joe. lls; Truly le; The
Duke. 10; Ragzedy Man, 10; Rhyme Ill; Blue
Bsnnock. liz; HADelnut, La
SECOND RACE-Selling; 5year-olds; nix fur
longs -Broomoon, s6; Shine, g.; Dash g;
Lucille B.. lcs; Flight Ella Ill; l;--Booker Bill. liz;
Transportation, lis; Black Beauty 90: Intention
8; J. O. Wslch, lo5i Langhorne. III; Jungle, III;
JEFF Morgan, lis
THIRD RACE-Selling; +yesr-olds and upward
Ol; Yallaha. lol: Dude. lo3; Benedctina, l0; Bean
sptller. g. Col. Tom Greene. lOl; Type. !O3; W.
". Clark. lT HOwdy Howdy. IL.
FOURTH RACE-PurSe; 2year-olds five furlongs
Bourbon Lass. lo6i Money. los; Lyttls. IO9 Al NJ
Dick. IT; Judge Young. IL; Lansdon lOs; Rose
wood. l0s; Phocion, liz; Peter Jay III; Cheer
Leader, LIZ
FIFTH RACE-six furlonss: Syear-olds and I'D
ward Ruth Strickland 90; bill Wiley Is:
Banchita. l0l; Elktou, los: Cash On Delivery Ils;
Uncle Hart. ll6; Busy Joe. 90: Carbon E ss;
'Almeda Lawrence, lA; ZndeI. 100; Royal Tea us
Martre. IIs.
SIXTH RACE-seIins; Syear-olds and upward
mile and one-sixteenth. Red Cloud, 100: Floral
Park. lH; Christie. lb; Aldebsran, u3 Mandy
Hamilton, 100; Syrian. los; Olga Star. Ill.
SEVENTH RACE-SeIling; 3yesr-olds; mil, and
sixteenth. Anna BrszeI, 100; TrappoSd Io5
L'Izzis l6 Jerry. lG; Thanksgiving, lN: stephen,
H. Big To Do, l02; Queen Apple los; Nigel Io7
Amulet. l0; saviDO. To-
'Apprentice allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1916-06-25
For Monday.

FIRST RACE-FOur and ope-half turlouEs; zysar.
old illies. PIisdla, ll6; Polly j. los Loonie los;
Admiration. los; Pussy, los; Sky. ll2; serenest IL.
Spectre. H.
SECOND RACE-Steeplechase 4year-olds and
upward maidens; about two miles. Guardian
Saint timported), 142; Pay Streak, l2 White Metal
IL; Rusila. 49, Marian. li2; Brother Stone Tim,
ported)' IL; LouToiS. is: sandow lB; Lad ot
Langdon, AZ; AgOn, IL; Amans. l35: Choice, l42;
Powder Puff, 40
THIRD RACB-sellins; 5yesr-olds and upward
one mile. 'Balgee. III; typography, %; Lucky
George, lT; DIR. Gremsr. %; Sir Denrah lC2;
Sinai, 81 Rev Oalwood. lc2; Ray O. Light lU7
'Troysto. loe: Monocacy. Il2: Day Day, IG: Al
Block. lT; -Daingerhsd lc2; Nsrmar, 6
FOURTH RACE-The Oak Hill Handicap. =
year-oids and upward; six and one-half furionS,
Marse Henry. lOs; Chics Gmported). liz; Dr., lar.
rick, los; ]. ]. Lillis. %; Omsdsle lO5; Comm,
Tower. II; skeerfsce. 100; Kswsssa. los; Sam
McMeekin, ll3
FIFTH RACE-Threeyear-o,ds; conditions. ons
mile woodward. u5; Indian Chant l5: Mis-
Puzzle 100; Sun God Ios "
SIXTH RACE-FiTe furlongs; 2year-oId maidens
Gayety, III; Tom McTsggart. rs; Corrade rs,
Buchanan Brady imported, rs; Douglass II5.
Philippe imported, lis; Killdee Us; Royal wit
timportsd), rs; Election, u.s. kidgeree ll2. RalIy
ll5; Friendess us; Wide Eyes l2; Temptatiou
IL; Nashville, lis.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-25
AQUEDUCT RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-sslang; $500 odded; syear-olds and
upward; sir furiongs. Top 9TH Morning. ne
Uyke), IS TO 70. to TO- 10 s. won; Presumption.
ia (Alink). 10 TO |. TO /, to s. second: Broom
vale. lG Shilling, IS TO !, 70 !. 10 !, third.
Time. l:l4 S5. Ting-a-ling True Steel, Char
meuse. Marasha, Fair Weather, Buckshot, Grasp
and Grisslle also ran.
SECOND RACE-Steeplechase selling: +year-
olds and upward; 500 added; about two miles.
Dixon Park. l43 (Willisms). 10 /, Q TO l. even.
won; Abdon. 10 (Gaskinl. to !. to /. even.
second; Elbsrt, l5 tHenderson). TO s. TO 8
to 5. third. Time. d. Repsntant. No. Royal
Archdale, ZeIWood. Racebrook Rusila and Sorrento
also
THIRD RACE-The Hudson Stakes Of 100
2year-olds; fee furlongs. Tumbler. II tT Nc
Tssgzrtl. to l. out. won; Holister. IT tSchillins
tHsynesl Is to !. to l. even, third. Time. 90 IS
Basil, Yellowstons and Ticket also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Ths Brooklyn Handicap; IS oD
3yesr-olds and upward: mile and one furlongS
Fnar Rock. los tHaynesl. TO 2 to s. out, won
Pennant. l23 tNotterl. TO !, to 2 to S, second
Slumber III. Ill McTsggart) 8 TO l. to l, to s.
third. Tine. lSo. Roamer. Short Grass. Sand
Marsh Churchill and Achievement also ran.
FIFTH RACE-SelIing: 500 added; 3-yea--old,
To 5. to 5. to s. won Saratoga. is IT Nc
Tassart). IS To l. to l. TO l. second Woodward
is kelsey. TO 2 to S. To 5, third. Time
10. Sam McMeekn, virile, Little Nearer Sasin
springmss, Transit Bonnie Tess and Brooks ais
SIXTH RACE-sellins: 2year-olds: $50 odded
five frlongs Passing Fancy. 10 Garner, 10 2
tn 5, to 6. second; Rebel. los (warscher1 % Il
l. 70 l, to l third. Time. l0l Is Nom
Such, Ed Rnesch Melting Moments Nancy Fai
and Aimee T. also ran.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-25
HAMILTON ENTRIES.
For Monday.

FIRST RACE-Prse, 800; 3year-olds and up
ward: maidens; mile and ote-sixtesr,th. Joe
Gaiety, 100; ShreoEetide liz; Alcoto lo5; StI
James. 100; Birdland So
SECOND RACE-Purse. 500; 2year-ods and up
ward; selling; six furlonss. Mariana, lO6; LadJ
Mexican, les; Bora1. 10; Nathan R., H. Last
Spark. lol; He sesbesch. loS; King Worth, us
Kootsnay. Ill; Astroloser. Ia; Tush Tush lp
Souvenir. 1c2
THIRD RACE-Purse. 500; 5year-olds; one nile
Ferugino, III; Morven Gmportedl lis; Speiix lo7
Bernics. 10; Repton, liz; Videt's Brother, lU
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $500; Syear-olds anc
upward selling; handicap; mile and one sixteenth
Fountain Fay, IOs; Buzz Around l04: Ben Ounce
Oi; Eddie Henry. ss Cadsnzs. lQ7; Supreme l03
. FIFTH RAC-~Spnng Brewery Stakes; purse
81 A,5O2; 2year-olds; five furongs. Manokin, l3
Golden Bantam. 10; Bondage, Il3; Hasty Cora
10; Blue Fox. 10; Queen of the Sea, 10; Beaut,
Spot, no. Dora Collins. l05; Linette l03; Bullion
los; Arayan. los; Beautiful Morn, Ill; Olyn G.
los; Pas de Chance, los; Swift Fox lo5; Meddlins
Miss, 10; Valerie West, 10 Beauty Spot ant
Dora Collins, Austin and MscFsrlane entry Bullior
and ArrsVsn. Whitney entry. Beautiful Mon
and Olyn G.. Mcbride and Toney entry swif
Fox, +. J. Pons entry.
SIXTH RACE-Handicap; selling; purse 500
2year-olds and upward; six furlongs. Scaramouch
rs; Little Nephew, ll2; Yorkrille l0l; Squeuer
100; Fair Helen. loo: Martin Casca, lo2
SEVENTH RACE-Selling; purse, $500; 2year
olds and upward; mile and one furlongs. Lochiel
Ill; Harry Lauder, Ill: Chad Buford Ill; .Shep
herdess. lo3; Fairly. Ill; zoroaster. Ill St. Charl
cote. los.
'Apprentice allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1916-06-25
Apprentice allowance claimed.
LATONIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Two-year-olds Eve furlonus Vel
vet Joe, 10 Gentry. S7.eo, $50. $40, won; Lad,
Ivan. 100 &C. Hunt. $40 $50, second Piraeus
" Cooper. 80. third. Time. I:Ol Is Trusty
Paramount. DR.. Barlow. King Dick Glad, R. H
Anderson. Tom Manson, Duchess Of Lizwell and Dc
Right also ran.
SECOND RACE-six furlongs; 3year-olds ant
upward Chalmers, 1ls Garner, IS, $50. s. 80
wen; Leo skolney. liz tConnolly,. $50 $3.50 sec
ond Bars and Stars liz Cooper, 500. third
lime. l:ll IS. Solar Star and Vogue also ran.
THIRD RACE-Me and onesixteenth; 3year
olds and upward franklin, UaPaille). 81 20
$. 70, out, won; Water Blossom. lo7 ivan Dusen)
w; out second; I'd Crump. lis tGarnsr). out
third. Time, l.A rs Only three starters
FOURTH RACE-The Merchants Stakes; selling
3year- olds and upward: one mile. Lady Rotha
y lsPsillel. 8so sA7o. $40. won; Embroidery
~ SConnolyl. MD. $40. second; Grover Hughes
% Brown. $50. third Time 1918 Han
ODsy. Wilhits. Hanor. 0apssy Gsres snd
Ohecks also Ian
The Washington herald., 1916-06-25
big HANDICAP
To OFRIAR ROCK
August Belmont's Entry Lands
Brooklyn Handicap from
a Classy Field.
PENNANT RUNS SECOND

New York. June a-August Belmonts
Friar Rock, carrying los pounds. won the
Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct today.
He ran the mile and a furlong in 1:5o
nat, cutting three-tifths OF a second on
the track record. A length back caxe
the mighty Whitney horse, Pennant, in
his temperance after a two-year lay-off
Then came Slumberer II. Whitney cast
of. Roamer. the poupral choice, finish
Ing outside the money.
Friar Rock, which also has this year.
Suburban to his credit. swung into the
stretch back with the tailenders. A quar-
ter from home he was on the outside rail
racing like a demon. An eighth from
home he was only inches behind the fleet
footed Pennant. A sixteenth from home
he had mis- head In front. At the wire he
was length to the good.
Today's race stamps Friar Rock as the
king Of the 3-year-olds and champion of
handicap division. Summary:
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AQUEDUCT ENTRIES.

'Appreutics allowance claimed.
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Throckmorton Wins Title.

Morristown, N. J.. June A-Harold A.
Throckmorton won the New Jersey
State tennis championship yesterday
here on the clay courts of the Norris
town Field Club. In the postponed final
OF the tournament Throckmorton, holder
OF the national interscholastic and Mary
land State titles, defeated Cedric A
Major in straight sets, 6-3. g.. IS The
respective point totals were 103 to 70.
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FIFTH RACE-westwood Handicap; 7yesr-olds;
five furlongss Frigero. I'D tGoose). $50, $50.
$50 won; America. LOT ivan Dusen), s4so. ssh.
second; HIGHLAND Lad. lB tGentry). $50. third.
Time. l0l rs Lvtle, Berlin and Bufcrd also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Six furlonu. Dron. iU (Brown),
sN5. $3.50. $50 won: Mars CASSIDY LA (Con-
nolly). $3.50. s. 10. second Port Light los Hunt.
$50. third. Time is. Hawthorn Roscoe Goose.
skiles Knob and Nobleman also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Mne and one eghth. Fly
Home. 100 Connolly. N37o. 52o. $3.50. won; Gold
Crest Boy. LIE Gamer. A.eo $40. second; Star
Of Love. lS tStearns). Alo. third. Time. 50 IS.
sauterele. Impression and Guide Post also ran.
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BOSTON BRAVES WIN
ONE FROM PHILLIES

Philadelphia, Pa, June 24.-The Boston
Braves were outhit by the Phillies here
today, but the Hub City team won by
to 2. Costly errors by Bancroft and
Neihofr paved the way for the visitors
victory. Score:
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Whelchel, Of Western, who led all the
batters in hitting, Is given the catcher's
Job.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-14
sTocKlMARKET

New York, July 14. Opening. Spec ulation continued to center around war stocks in todays early market. many of which recorded gains vary ing from substantial fractions to over a point at the outset. For the most part this advantage was well sus- tained in the first half hour. Indus- trial Alcohol was again cratic, how ever, yielding two points, but soon making full recovery. Coppers were inclined upward and U. s. Steel held firm with the more prominent rails and Mexicans Trading was light and denoted further short covering
 Noon-The market became more active on the advance of the first hour. Steel. Reading and a few spec ialties showing further improvement. This invited fresh profit-taking with resultant recessions. Steel losing more than its gain. with a seven-point for Reading. while munitions and equip- ments were 2M to 1 points down. Shipping shares, strong at the open ing. were also affected by the general trend. Bonds were lower.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-14
l... Finance, Real Estate and Insurance. =.
,Wo World of Finance

thracite pig iron in the first five months of 1915 showed an increase of 66 per cent. over that of the cor responding period in 1915, and prices are from $5 to $7.25 per ton higher, or ss to 40 per cent. above those in June, 1915.
 Prices for steel bars and beams have increased 100 to 13O per cent. over those of year ago. and if con ditions are, not adversely affected by miners strikes now threatening and if the present strong demand for iron and steel continues the total ore out put from the Lake Superior region may possibly reach 6o.0oo,O0o gross tons. ssl l.l N G
 s Birmingham and other iron dis ltricts are not capable of such rapid increases in output as the Lake dis tricts, and if 10.000y000 tons be esti- mated for the production of all other districts it indicates a possible total domestic production of iron ore of 70,O00.000 gross tons for 1918. At any rate, there are good indications that new. high record of iron-ore production will be made this year.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-14

7 The word baf1ied now has meaning entirely different from, that applied to 1t 300 years ago. It Is now understood to mean thwarted, foiled or disappoint- ed; but then it was aprAcd to the proc ess of degradation by which knight was disgaced. A bafiied knight was one who lad been pronounced guilty of conduct unbecoming one of his order and had accordingly been shorn of his plumes, his sword was broken before his eyes, his knightly robe torn awiay. his spurs cut oil with cleaver, and after being publicly chastised he was declared to be baff1ed. The word is used in this sense by Shakespeare and other writers of that time.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-14
SEWER PROPOSALS CITY OF BRIDGEPORT

Proposals will be received by the Paving & Sewer Commission until Thursday evening, July 20th. 1916, 7:S0 p. rn., at the office of the Secre- tary, Room No. 22. City Hall, for the construction of sewers in the following named streets, to wit:
 Wade street; Ellsworth street; Mo Kinley avenue; Hollister avenue; Mon roe street; Helen street; Walnut street; Auburn street; Smith street; Herkimer street. sts .se bss
 Plans and profles can be seen at City Engineers Ofice.
 The Commission reserves the right to reject any or all proposals. ff a A certified check for five per cent of amount of bid must accompany each proposal.
 PAVING & SEWER COMMISSION
 Bernard Heating. Secretary. h 5t E a li4 i
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-14
Railway Car WhssIs.

Everybody knows how the wheels of . railroad car are fastened to the axle. They are shrunk on--that is, put on hot and allowed to shrink m cooling 50 that they are practically 2 solid piece with the axle. These cars go around curves, and 1t win be observed that the outer rail covers great deal more ground thap the inner one, So that to turn the curves and finish even'the outside wheel must of necessity travel considerably faster than the inner one. Yet it is fixed solidly to the axle and cannot make a fraction of a revolution more than the other one, yet the axle remains Intact, and the curves are passed with untiring regularity. :fs