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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-27
WITH THE COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL AGENT
Notes For Farmers Compiled
BY Extension Department.

The annual report Ter 1914 from
% counties having Agents showed
nnmber erected 1914 802 The annual
] report FOR 1915 from Is counties hay
ing agents showed number erected
1918 SAT. OF this number 80 were
due directly 10 tho activities q tie
agents and s24 Indirectly
Three counties put nn their first
siios in 1918
AT the end Of 1911 INST one teua
~ had over Ice silos
Al the end OF lel5 seven eouauea
had over leo each the highest mum
Der in any one county heins ss9
The estimated total number q 81
los being ted ont This winter in the
IS counties having asrata
Monroe The 2srA COUNTY
Rarly in February the Ns "a
county, Improvement AssocIat ION
signed up a Memorandum ~ udel5
standing with the Extension Depart
ment for a County Asrieu!taar. A..
emit for ,he Two 4aar peead 6esia
ming July /. 1915 Tn, County court
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-27

guest whenever the said guest makes
il known that he Is about to retire
aad IS taking his bath and calls
thar he is ready fer the rundown.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-27

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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-05-02

If you want the latest local and
telegraph news, try the Appeal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-15
The FINN FAVORITE
FOR THE EXCELSIOR
Biz Fields Entered for Races
at RcOpcning of Jamaica
Track.

Racing NJ the old fashioned Kind may
We expected a, the eight day meeting OF
the Metropolitan Jockey club which be-
GINS this afternoon AT Jamaica with z
that contains tho names OF
more horses thar have been carded on
pr, other day this season. There are
twenty three entered ~ the second race,
almost ~ many H. were scru out N an
entire afternoon on so,nc Of the Belmont
park days.
The Excelsior Handicap At p Nile and
u sixteenth. which was frst run IN 1919.
viii he the feature Of the opening dag
II has attracted an overnight hcld of
thirteen. with the Chanc" that one Or
two more may he added before the burlc
call summons the contestants to the
post.
II. G. Hallenheck's The Finn, winner
NJ the Metropolitan Handicap. has the
post Of honor. with 1914 pounds. lie
showed that he had a liking for the
track whom he was just nosed out by
Capra IN the Kings County Handicap
At the hrs' part bf the spring meeting.
Tho Hal'euhcck candidate had a speed
trial yesterday morning, and turned q
ha.f mile In a. i-6 seconds, wh.Cl in
dica,cs 'hn' he has all his speed, AVID
viii he the f~avorite. Roiy. capra. Fly
ne Fairy and Sharpshooter all have
won cred.tahle races this year. and vii
ne sure Of support Aun'hcr tha' may
he DANGEROUS over ,Nis route = II y
Whituey's Ch!cle. which showed great
snocd ut Rc,mon' Park. only to faiI
when tho rinch came. The imported
Ronevo'ent and j q. Talhott's SUMMER
y. are others thai Will likely receive
some recognition from the players Of
long shots.
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Richardson. n former OREGON STATE
champion, moved up or a default by
Lincoln Reimer and will meet Watson
NJ. Washburn. who won the title in 1913
and last year. Tomorrow. Washburn
won rather easily from Edmond W.
Pcaslec, one time Yale player. at 81,
s--4. The others left IN this section
are George NJ. Church. Western and
Northwestern champion. and q. Carleton
Shafer. seventh Regiment player.
church disposed Of Wylie g. Grant, for.
mer national indoor champion. in
straight sets, at 81. 60. and Will
play Shafer tomorrow, Shafer finished
his match with James :. O'Neale. left
over from YESTERDAY. and Won at 4--6,
s--t. 6--4. and then defeated @. A. l.
Dionne. al SIS. 6-3.
The doubles was marked by the sur
prisingly good form of Harold II.
Hackett and Walter Merrill Hall. the
present champions. The title holders
had not played together since last year.
and in view OF their lack OF practice.
nearly all Of the spectators expected to
see them ge' beaten. for in the first
round they drew S. Howard Noshell and
Fred G. Bags. Eastern New York state
champions and runners up at West
chester. Hackett and Hall. however.
played as II they had been working to-
-tAnf' ltLlAdll fNfIN nay. tl' Nbl III
straight sets, Mt Is, g.: The sum
marics:
metropolitan Championship Mems Singles.
second Lincoln Reimer won from
Robert l." Roy by default. Wylie G.
S Sy a.t ~GT 'Ts" d 2T %''I ss.,. R0s Ss,ss,.%
James s. o'Neale. +--6. -. So. Dean
Mathey defeated Frederick n. Alexander,
Third Round-L Richardson won from
Lincoln Reimer by default, watson NJ
wa,hburn defeated Edmond ". res,lee.
Wyl,e c: Grant. 81, 60. q Carleton
shafer defeated .. A. l.. Dfonne. SIS
IS: Harold 4. Throckmorton defeated J
feated Frederick e. rnman. 81. as
as. r. L. Van vliet. Jr.. defeated Lieut.
a. W sweetser won from Leonard Beck
man by default.
champI.n.hip Men. Double. rirs
ReImer by default; Frsncs r. Hunter ant
4 n,.sro,d; r. Won fsom ~ Wiiiisn
fault; Blur and Graham won from 4 W
Thurher and partner by default; James :
" Fox amt partner nv default Or n F
Drake and partner won from Edmond W
nes.lee and partner nv default Hsrol.
II Hackett and walter Merrill Hail DO
feated :. Howard Noshell and Frederick
c. Bags -, s-2: lingo Hartmann an
ELLIOTT sirn.n defeated R = Roger. an,
Il. g Black. So. ~. r. w. Putnam an,
j W. Robertson defeated Suter and Norton
SIS. 81. @ e. Shafer and wylie c
GIANT won from p NJ. Phillips and psrtn-
by default
second Rourd-R. G. Van vliet and r
e. Van vliet. Jr, defeated Eugene Nolai
and Or. Wallace KRUGER, So. ga
Hackctt and Hall ". vosheil and Rags.
FIRST SET.
Hackctt and Hail:
itAsoAotsls- ss-
Noshsll and Bags:
2ta 2 A-aa-
SECOND z
Hackett and Hall. os& 5 >--3a-
Noshell and Basgs I 8 3 I'll
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-15
TO SAIL ANNUAL REGATTA.
New York Yacht club Fleet VIII
Hare nm Saund

The sixty-nlnth annual regatta OF the
New York Yacht club Will he sailed to-
day on the Sound starting from a line
of Glen Cove. The regatta committee
will be on board Commodore George +.
Baker, Jr's steam yacht Viking n
will signal the course to he sailed
shortly before the warning signal, which
is scheduled for ! o'clock,
I, is probable that "A fleet Of thirty
Yachts will race and among these will
n the fifty f~ooters, twelve forty foot
crs. several thirty foOtcrs and sloops
and schoouers of the regular classes.
In addition 10 the class races the yachts
will sail for the New York Yacht club
course cups. one for schooners and one
for sIoops. The sloop cup will bring
together the nifty. forty and thirty foot
crs and the Mamma and Aieda Of Glass y
and the comparison between these yachts
will be watched with much interest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-15
LARCHM0NT HANDICAPs ISSUED.
Annual Regatta Of Club VIII Re
sailed on Saturday.

The spring regatta Of the Larchmont
Yacht club will be sailed on Saturday
and II precedents of former years are
followed the fleet Of starters will he
the largest NJ the season. The propara-
tory signal will sound at noon and the
courses Will depend on the direction Of
the wind, Handicapped Tower has an
nounced the following allowances In the
handicap class:
First Diyision--Aleda allows Anita per
cent, Carolina . per cent, WRSaka 3 per
cent. Alert s per cent, Sonora ST. per
cent. Arvia ia per cent
second Division-Sally IN. allows Rod
wing and MiGnon : per cent, each, Nedt
~. per cent, Nadia 3ia per cent, Ariel
and kenmuir hs per cent, each, Sentana
and Mediator & per cent, eacht Clare = per
cent, Coo' sia per cent.
Third Division Natoma allows Robin
Hood III. and Twinkle ! per cent each,
Jolly Roger , per- cent, FireNy STA per
cent,
Fourth Division-Ogeeinsh allows Solita
? per cent, CHLOE and Kun On q per cent,
each.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-15
CLOVER PATCH WINS FEATURE
Defeats Master IL
straight Meats on SperdwRS.

Small fields started IN the postponed
tight harness races ~ the Road DRIVERS
Association on the Harlem Speeiway
Yesterday. The .o2 pace, viii only
two starters. proved tho most exciting ~
tho day In hts race, j 4 MurlhH
plloted Glover Patch, a brown mare
10 victory IN straight heats over r ia
coha- bay gcldtug master M'kcrron
Each heat was close.
l.a'er Murrhv IN q race 90 boat ! 90
vtth Oakland Boy failed The other
uucr4 OF tho day were " g. IrbaE's
rrnd $ Hal. ! on pace J. y Rios
I.s'cl'o cord. 1913 tro, 4 t.7acff's
Wood Olro;t. / o5 trot W / Man
CANS Regents Ghost. tn trot; NJ. J.
Aronson's Vivtl,e, :o7 trot. and g. \
Horns I.'t'lc Ella \. ! m. trot.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-15

tusrSn' ! up IL hoIss', Airs II. + whit.
ney. Nassau. won from Airs. Gouverneur
Morris. lipins Rock. by default.
second sixteen. Second Round Mis. r
Lawrence swift. Eng'ewood ny default:
Mrs. l.. L. Blake. crawford. defeated Miss
Z. pt,khardt Eng cwood. ana - Mrs
HucknalL Forest HI. defeated Mrs A.
Shoaf Engiewood. 1 and 3 Miss n Alex
srder. Tuxedo. defeated Miss Violet Miller,
Beaten Eish' q second sixteen. FIR,
by default, Mrs j. G. Barclay. iiacken-
sses, won from NJ, rhi'iP RGy.r. ripIns
view defeated Mrs, A y. Gilkes, sf~anoy,
2 and /. Mrs j. Mayer Essex County, de-
featel Mrs A. b. Holden. Essex County,
Third sixteen. second Round-Miss
Dolores Duncan. Si~anoy, defeated Mrs
Constance Robertson. K~nolIwood. won from
Mrs. r. %. Smith, Mo tC!lir, BY default,
Mrs J. $ Irving. EnEIcwood. defeated Miss
II Fowler. suburban, defeated " { ".
Alderman, Baltusrol, and r..
RonndEMiss Julia Bred,, Essex County.
defeated Mrs. L Il sanford. Essex County.
and !; Mr.. G. r Russell, Ardsley. won
by default. Mrs e u smithers. Nassau.
defeated Miss Grace rsrrelly. Englewood.
3 and ! Mrs: IL c. Manvel, wes,held' won
! WI us - 'sA'''' -
default.
Fourth sixteen. Second ~Round-Mrs F..
BENJAMIN. Century, defeated Mrs, Irving
Brown. Haworth. 8 and /, Miss H.. Finckel,
Glen Ridge, defeated Mrs. G. r. Mcmillan.
Morgan, Bsl,usroi, defeated Mrs. +. NJ
Wild. Crawford. | up 90 hoies,. Mrs. X.
r. Decker. Bui,usrol. defeated Mrs. NJ. p.
Gardner. Ha kensack, and S ria.
Beaten Eight Of Fourth sixteen First
won from Miss, a Townseri, @ood.
won from Mrs. J. F, Davis, P.pins Rock
by default; Miss n Johnstone. Glen Ridge,
won from Miss NJ Wolf. Norwood. by
beat Miss X. Motley. Morris County, 2
Fifth sixteen, Second Round-Mr-. z =.
Morai Areols and MR. sidney VEL
EnrleHoc a: 2 and !; Mr. z I MS.ay'
HHn.wwortb' by default; Mrs W. cane.
Arcoja' defeated Mrs. Marshall Geer, Bal
' 1l s$s,3n 'ss'sH r. = EN- Eaa M s's,:sGr r wont
rom Mr. NJ. La Montague, Piping Rock,
by default; Mrs c. $ watsrhouse; Hack
TnIeSn Ridge, by default; Mrs j.. Noyes,
Montciair' defeated Mrs c. y Lawrence,
Jr. Plainneld, . and |: Mrs. = Waters
Hackensack, beat Mrs. J, A, Fhilprlck'
Baltu-rol. I and &
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-15
INMAN MEETS DEFEAT
ON COURTS
Visions Of Third Leg on Metropolitan Championship
Bowl Are Ended by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Downs Richards 6-3, S-6.

ERoNAviLLE. n. y. June li.-Play In
the singles OF Metropolitan champion
ship tennis tournament at the Bronx
vile Athletic Association courts to-day
was brought down to the fourth round.
The features were the elimination OF
on the championship bowl. and the
straight set defeat OF J. A. Richards. for
mer Honolulu cha mpion. Dean Mathey.
former Princeton star. put lnman out
Of tho running in three sets at 81,
3-s. s-3. aud his feat was quite re-
markahle, inasmuCh AS II came right
after he had disposed of another famous
veteran. Fred Il. Alexander. at g..
O-s. S-3. Richards was defeated by
Harold Throckmorton, natinoal inter-
scholastic champion. at SIS. SIS.
Their victories bring Throckmorton and
Mathey together In the fourth round.
which will be played Tomorrow.
Mathey and Inman played so evenly
that it vas evident from the early part
of the contest that the better sticker
would win. In spite OF the fact that
both OF the men depended almost en-
tirely on steadiness for victory and
made 1t a battle of strategy rather than
speed. there were enough brilliant rail-
lies and gets scattered here and there
throughout the three sets to keep the
large gathering of %onlookers interested
in the battle. lnman showed his lack OF
practice glaringly In the opening set
and made but little Roadway against the
careful play OF the former Princeton
man. As he warmed to his tack. how
ever. Ininan kept getting better. He was
getting more pace on the ball and moved
around the court with more celebrity.
He won the second set practically as
easily as he had lost the opening one.
His streak OF speed and top form play
ing died with the second set. however.
and Mathey was able to finish well
enough to take the deciding set.
The Observation-Disclosures tussle was
.us, as different from the Inman-Mathey
affair as 1t possibly could be. Here were
two youngsters playing with all the snap
and dash Of youth and all the lack II
generalship as well. Either ope of these
lads used up more energy getting over A
stroke than the veterans in combat on
another court used In a whole rally,
Roth ~Throckmorton and Richards have
something OF the Californian style q!
play II their conflict was made the
more interesting for 1t. There was NJ
letup in their battle. The one Kept ham
meriug 1t the other from the start. an
Throckmorton. carrying a sturdier at
tack thar his rival. carried off the match
after a stubborn battle, as the score
attests.
Further down in the lower half Of the
draw K. C.. Van Nliet. Jr.. and Arthu'
W. Swee,ser anne through to the fourt,
round. Van Vliet, who has played much
Of his tennis in California. won a straight
set victory from Lieut.. Walter s. Ander
son. l.. :. ~, at 81. IS. and Swee;
ser advanced without playing. on a de
fault by Leonard Beekman. forneI
~schoolboy champion.
In the upper half OF the draw. L
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-15
GWYER WINS TITLE
ON FOX HILLS LINKS
Siwanoy Golfer Is the New
Champion of n. Y. 4. c.
Makes n %.

Lloyd r. Gwyer OF Siwanoy became a
champion yesterday when he won the
New York Athletic club title on the
links of the E'oN His Golf club. In 'Ne
final round in tho afternoon he defeated
Pierre A. rroal Of Deal and Runson
by 2 W and > to play
Gaining the title was not all that
GNyer did yesterday. for while beating
Walter l.. Richard in the semi-nual
round in the morning, he played the
curse in 10. He was out in "a and
back in 81. and Richard never had a
chance. Gwyer winning by the ample
margin of 5 up and ! TO play, In the
meantime. Proal was %disposing Of Har-
old G.. Richard by . up and | TO play.
,hus making douhly certain that the
Richard brothers would not meet in the
final. Tine summaries
Championship Division. Semi-nnal, Round
Pierre a. Proal. Deal. defeated II e.
Richard. Baltusrol, : and l: Lloyd +
Gwyer,. siwanoy. defeated W l." Richard,
Final Round-Gwyer defeated Proal, 4
and D.?
semi mai RaoundnA. Mepi"enahhP' G 1r', Fox
.na 9, Hcl.toai, scarsdai. Ssiea,odi
Fiual Round-Mc.Aleenan defeated Hols.
ton. ; and .,
second sixteen. somi Nnal Round DIR
", q. Fralich. Los Angeles. defeated e. a
Sporord, Garden city, . and a. r. Ran
ney. Greenwich, defeated q, W, Lembeck
Fox Inns, nv default.
Fina Round-Ranney defeated Fralich,
! up go holesl.
Heater Eight Of Second Sixteen. SENT
final ound-Rober Collier, Dunwoodie
defeated u q. Hamlin. Enslewood, , and
?, T.. l.. Gruver, Sivanoy, defeated X. II
Conc, Dunwoodie. 3 and .
Final nuVI-l.rtl AefenfnN ctl1iar
Third sixteen. semi-nnal Round-J. =
Beck, y. Y. A. e, defeated r, II. Allen,
y. Y. ~ C.. 3 and >. J \ Miller. Jr,
y. v. A. c., defeated &. W. Billings. Deal
s and I.
Final Round-Beck defeated Miller. ;
and =
Round-A, Nicholson, y. Y. A, c. defeated
II. 4. Kennedy. n. Y. A. C.. 8 and I.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-15
MISS WAGNER LOSES
MATCH AT ARDSLEY
After Beating Mrs. lie Roy in
First Set Former Indoor
Champion Falters.
HER GAME GOES TO PIECES

Neutrality-suspicious., n. V. June IL
one Of the biggest upsets of the tennis
season vas brought about at the Ardsley
club courts to-day in the third round
Of the women's invitation singles when
Mrs. Robert lie Roy defeated Miss Marie
Wagner, Ave times national indoor cham
pion. two sets to one at If, 6-4, "a
Prior to meeting Mrs. lie Roy Miss
Wagner had won two matches with the
loss Of only three games and she was
generally looked upon as the likely win
ner OF the tournament.
The way she sta rted of to-day against
Mrs. lie Roy left little else to he eN-
pcctcd. for In the opening set. after los
ing the first game. Miss Wagner won
SIX straight. not one of which even went
to deuce. and when the points were
counted mp had lost only eleven In the
set. In the second set the former indoor
champion took the lead at . games to :
and then started to play wretched ten
mis-. Mrs. lie Roy was quick to take
note Of the wild play of her rival and
bent all her energies toward getting the
ball back TO Miss Wagner without az
tempting to place II or put any pace
or IL.
These tactics worked like a charm
for Mrs. lie Roy and all during the
ls,e games ~ the second set, she had
Miss Wagner throwing way point after
point and game after game by trying
TO return the bail along tho side lines
or to the corners, Miss Wagner threw
away the set on her errors. and although
she steadied long enough In the second
Sc, to hold Mrs. lie Roy to even terms
AZ . all could not get going right again
and continued to make errors until Mrs
lie Roy had won the match.
The play was brought down 10 the
round before the sefni-hnals In singles
and to the semi-Anals In doubles. Miss
Ina A. Kissel and Miss Helen Alexsn.
der. both Of Philadelphia. were the only
other players to go three sets IN singles
Mss kisse, finally won tho extra sci
match at Ga. Is. e.. In the
doubles. the feature was the victory
OF Mrs. ~. stuart Green and her sis.
ter, Miss Katherine Browning. over Mis-;
Marian Nanderhoef and Mrs, Benjamin
r. Briggs at 7-5, 2--6. st. Tn
losers came within an ace ~ the mattel
in the third set when they led at D..
and iO-love. hut they failed to ge
the roin, and never came that close e
victory again, The summaries
Ardsley club Invitation women's Singles
Third Round-Miss Marian. Nandethoef de-
fcn'ed Miss Katherine" Browning, -
"a MSS Edna wildey defeated Mis-
Natalie BROW ming. s--c. s-?. Miss Ger
trude Della rorro defeated Mis-. Jane Row
,ea,ed Miss. Marie ,wasner; Is, S.
g. Miss Ina A Kissei defeated Nil
Helen Alexander, - - g. Mr.
sheldon. io-s. s. Mss Areie ,ragi
won from Miss Grace crow hy default
Mrs II stuart Green defeated Mrs c {
. $500. 1. "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-15
BAGGS AND O'NEALE WIN.
They defeat Opponents In summing
dale Tennis Singles.

T. VERNoN. \ y, June IL
Islph l.. Bags reached the third round
In the S~unningdsle Country Club tennis
singles here to-day by defeating II.
Adler at SIS, 4-6. s-3, James
C'Noale was forced to play three sets
t., defeat r., Nolan at "a, @--6. al.
u'sonie and Nolan were unable to get
ar, 70 tho S~unningdale courts, so they
p.aycd their match AT the Hamilton
Orange Tennis Club In New York and
sent up the result.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-15
knOx and Zabriskic Move Tn.

L. w. Knox and q. A. Zabriskie
reached the semi-fnal round in the
tennis tournament for the Junior cham
pio,ship Of Staten Island yesterday at
the Clifton Tennis Club courts In Ar
rochar. Staten Island Knox won in
straight sets from W, Townsend at "a,
rs, while II took Zabriskie three sets
IN defeat q. Parmlee At I'll. SIS. SIS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-15
Thirteen Named to Start To-day in
Excelsior Handicap at Jamaica
Probable
Probable
BELMONT PARK TURF NOTES.

ivory Black. winner uf tho ke@ie
Memorial. tx one Of eight weaulirgs
Loeseht by Mr. Butter for 100000. ~ the
time NJ tho purchase ivory Black was
held separately 1T $500 de - : uAl.-
brother to Old Rosebud. h,yH d','}. 81
great speed early IN his two-year-old
career and a. Il three-yedr-ul1 won Ia"
kentucky Derby in 1914. Later lie came
East and broke down IN the Withc's
stakes. ivory Black l. by Star Shoe -
Ivory Bells. tac Himyar croSs bong
prominent in his pedicr'.. as tis dam
VAS hS i,imrar-lda Ii,kNick.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-15

W. Kelly and T. Evers were the stellar
performers in the annual intercla ~
swimming meet Of 81. Johns Prep. The
former won the Atty yard swim In
80 seconds and also swan on the VIC
torious relay team Evcrs was first IN
the ego yard event and tied for second
with II. Browne in tho plunge for dis
tsnco at $50 feet J. Camphsll won
the plunge with $50 feet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-15
IVORY BLACK VICTOR
IN KEENE MEMORIAL
James Buffers Colt Runs I'm
prcssive Race and Makes
Fast Time.
Is AHEAD ALL THE WAY

James Butler scored his most dis
tinCtive tart triumph of the season yes-
terday when his two-year-old colt Ivory
Black won the keene Memorial takes
on the closing day OF the spring meeting
AT Belmont Park. The victory was
notable because of the ease with which
II was obtained over n field of half a
dozen Of the handsJmest youngsters that
ever went to the post for a two-yesir-old
stake in the spring of the year. Before
the race the event was considered 80
open that 4 10 I was the longest price
obtainable against any one of the SIX
starters. Ivory Black disputed second
position in the quotations with the
Macomber entry. the favorite by "A mar
row margin at the end of speculation he
ing II. p. Whitney's Tumbler, which
closed at . to I.
There may be better two-year-olds In
hiding or IL may be that IL. !. whitney ;
Nwfa, which won the Piping R"ck
Special race. may 10 able To step al"hg-
side Of Ivory Black. but there was no
dnuh, i'm the minds Of the regular race
eo.rs tina, the performance of ivory
p,,rk Yesterday was tar and away me
10, If any two-year-old that has APP
p,nrct 90 far IN the East 'hlS s'"N III
=. - time test ais emphasized the Ni'ur
Of This sterling youugster. for ne stepped
,h- Ave and a half urlonRs IN ! ~ -
tho fastest time made on the traCh tl'e
season ms we'll as the fastest fof the race
This was accomplished WIN 'ne $50
est ease. the winner strlh'hs "o'",, -
magnificent style two lenG'hS 1891
u =, Wilson. Jr.'s Campfire. when was
he,,p driven to the limit to stall on 'he
belated chaIlehse VI
eighth of a mile ,,o fourth
The running yesterday was the iou,,"
for the Keenc Memorial. an' n",
| put,er won with Comely IN l'i' ne ~"
.ntoys the distinction OF haNlhs WV" =.
stake as many times ms al thc o'"'l
| owners put together. II was Ve'S
heauty show N the paddpcN "he" '"T,
six colts were BENG sahuIeo' ii
we're distinguished Apec'"e'" :" '
thoroughbred and mere was ~ "
ne.dv one in the lot. ne Pa"' -,
/ looks was awarded to Iu'inlc'' " "
| OF Al Gold-F1ip rap pe'ito, -
formation and SO wei ma'ut~' VIC, :"
( loUkcd like a hre"-Near-oio N"o'',l
! hull; on excellent racing h'eS "aS
g Rillingss omar khaNVa'n' an ""
ported son OF Matco-lhsul N'"' SNOW"
enough speed to he dangerous III any
company. He and Iurln'er m'sn. Wv.
looked better than the winner pu' W..
little 10 choose ~ tha' rNSPN' 'S
Black had the advantage oil perie'' vi
dtiou. toge.hcg Win a merry aW' S'H,'l'
manner Of going that Rcpf the "'"'ta
4, a stern chase all the way. A ~,
Macombers PAN, StarHaHef III" 80
SNoop. both sons of star shoot a,so
we're greatly admired. while X !. we
sons homebred Campfire. by olanna'h-
Nightfall, earned adin'ra''"' i' III" ""'
racing lines. ,h,
Won Ynf me hD'h A'A 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-15

The succeSs OF Good Counsel, when
WIS bred aud sold 10y John r. Madden,
stimulated the market aud TN" breeder
Disposed ~ tu,"c twu-s,.i -"'l- mNlrdl-
a'ciy gf'crward Il l. iil.-lcr bought
nc hay uils SKY, hy uGd.u-S' ars tor
Sl.i5". and Liu'st pietlH At der e' 'lty
purchased ~. bay FLY Hcsse, 10y i~cssidn
Flora Blssct. ana Hickory Nut, Dy
Iiessian-Lychce Nut.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-15

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