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New-York tribune., 1920-05-19
Riddle Colt
Sets PiirnIico
Track Record
tavorite Shows Speed in
First Start of Year; Upset
Is Second, Wildair Third
gram q Special Correspondent

bALIiMORE, May 18.-In his first
S'arI as three-yearold Man O. War
won the $4,000 Preakness at Pjmlico
TINS afternoon. The great son of Fair
Play, which had established himself the
champion two-year~old of 1919. and
probably the champion Of all champion
Juveniles ever seen in America, ran
one OF the most remarkable races of his
brilliant career to show up in ridicu-
ious light the very select field of three
Sear-ods that opposed him.
Man o. War simply raced away from
the others in the stretch and won off
by himself. Hc covered the mile and q
furlong in 1851 3-5, which set a new
track record for Pmlico. Though
cased up at the end, Man o. War was
1eight lengths in front of Upset, of
Harry Payne Whitney's stable. Wild
third.
Man O. War by taking the measure
of Upset wiped the only blot from his .
racing career The Riddle colt was
beaten only once as two-year-old.
upset turned the trick at Saratoga,
though as the result of a fuke. Johnnv
LOTUS, after being practically left at
the post rode the Riddle champion into
four different pockets. At the end Man
O War was running over Upset.
The caliber of Man o. War can he
appreciated when it is remembered that
he beat off by eight lengths colt that
ran such good second to Paul Jones
in the Kentucky Derby.
There was some delay at the post in
the Preakness, but the start was good
&. Hummer, who rode the favorite, soon
crowded to the front, closely pursued
by Commander I X. j.. Ross's kim
Thrush and the Whitney pair. Man o.
war was only galloping, the others
running their best After swinging into
the stretch Hummer gave Man o. War
his head and the Fair Play colt bolted
away from his pursuers as if they were
tied. WIZ
One Of the biggest throngs that evor
saw race in Maryland was on hand.
The crowd of more than thirty thou
and taxed all transportation facilit;cs
to the limit. Though Man o. War was
regarded last year by wise horsemen
as colt that was at least the equal
OF the unbeaten Colin, the fact that he
had not started this season influenced
cons derable play against him. The
machines paid odds of 4 to to those
who were not influenced by the "baar"
stories of Man o. Wars recent work
The race was worth $23 900 to the
winner. who also took the Woodlawn
challenge Cup, notably trophy. The
Governor Of Maryland, Albert C,
Rltchie, was present.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-19
Louisville Entries

First race (purse $1,000: cl@iming for
three -year-qids; six furlong sl--Fsweet LIB
eae ~ "Anticipate, Miss Minhs, Emma J.,
FRotjy, los each; Buckiaide. 100: Finis,
1917 Mickey Moore, The Leopard. 40 each;
Ruby, |Popeye 10 each "Luke Dillon,
Wild Flower. Louis A. Sea Prince. 1o5
each; Convoy, 100. Also eligible: Donna
Roma. 100 pounds; *keep, lo2
Great.
Second race (purse $1,000; o-year- old
maj maidens, colts and geIdinss; four and a
The Inquirer, BY Ginger Lou Widrig, Yer
sailles, Red Legs, Sir Lawnfai 1l0 pounds
each. Also eligible: Judge BUdrow,
Maurice H, Brunswick, Runsat, Ace High.
IFS pounds each.
Tharon and Sir Lawnfal George J. Long
entry
200; two-year-old colts and geldings; four
maker, :All Right Sir Au Revoir, ios
Smoke Screen, Ben Valet, IL each.
Fourth race Chesterfield Handicap
purse s1.40O; for three-y -year-olds and up
ward; six furlongsl = Refugee II, 81
Looking Up, 105 each: Angon, 40; Flags,
12q: American ace, 122.
IS 900; for three Year-ol FLIES one mile
and an eighth)--Ethel Gray, 100 pounds:
Siren Maid, Distinction, OrloNa. Lorraine,
lNeSuen, BUSY signal, Alula, Cotton Bios
SOM Mile. Dazie, Cobwebs, Truly Rural,
1l6 each.
Cobwebs and Truly Rural Fl. p. Whitney
entry.
Sixth race (purse $l.4o0; Iroquois Park
Handicap; for three -year-o -olds and upward
one mile and siXteenth)-- Jack stuart
l03 pounds: Deiico, los. BeaVerkiH, 40;
Pictor. l12; Drastic. los; General Haig
l20.
seventh race (purse 81 900 claiming for
three -year-olds and upward. one mile and
a sixteenth )--"Little Panchi1ta. 80 pounds;
+Jovial, 102: 'Bombast Jack Reeves,
NHarlock, l07 each; +Corydon. 1tO: Bond
bourbon Lad. Adelante. 112 each; J. c.
Stone, 115.
'Five pounds apprentice allowance
claimed.
Weather raining; track muddy
New-York tribune., 1920-05-19
Shanarock's Cre,p
On JVafer WAGON

HE THIRTY husky lads who will
handle the ropes on Lipton's
Shamrock ~ in the coming cup
races have succun,bed to prohibiv
tion. They have decided that 1t is
easier to go on the water wagon
than to try to find JOY or relaxation
In the mysterious liquids being sold
under the Eighteenth Commandment.
So, in parched disgust, they have
taken the pledge until the big race
is over.
This bloomin' stuff YOU call 'arf-
and-'arf of per cent would put a
cramp in b!ighter's SOUL" said one
of the Shamrock's men yesterday.
Hi don't see 'ow the H'American
pubs can sell it. Hi cawr't see what
you want of the H'America's Gun if
you 'aven't anything better than
that to put in it,"
New-York tribune., 1920-05-19
Madden on FuIsOn's Trail

Bartley Madden wants another crack
at Fred Fulton. The New York heavy
weight is one of the few men who have
gone the limit with the Minnesota
giant and he is confident he can stop
the elongated plasterer if they ever
meet again Madden will box Ole
Anderson in one of the three star
heavyweight bouts at the Bayonne
A. A. tomorrow night. In the feature
twelve-round match Al Roberts will
meet Barry Nelson
New-York tribune., 1920-05-19
Young Jones
Double Victor
In Title Golf
Tome Star Expected 10.
Face Davis in Final for
Scholastic Championship
By Ray Mccarthy

Willis &. Jones, the young player
from Tome School who won the medal
in the qualifying round of the Eastern
Scholastic championship golf tourna-
mcnt at Nee Nassau Country Club Mon
day, cana through in both his matches
yesterday to the semi-fnals. The fife
teen-yearold scored easily over j. b.
Levert jr., of Lawrencevile, in the first
round by 6 and 4, and in the second
round won from Nj. p Brush, of Tome
School, a and 3.
The other players who won their way
to the semi-fnal round, which is to be
played this morning, were ]. Bair and
>: 3. Bowman, of Lawrenceville, and II,
u. Davis, of Hill School.
;Balr defeated Gregg, Of Lawrence
vile, in the first round by 5 and 3, and
in the second round won from c. A.
Laiblin, of Tome School, / up. Bow
man and Davis both drew byes in The
first round In the second Bowman was
a winner over S. Butler, of Hill School,
by up, while Davis had cinch in his
contest with L. w. Cochrane, of Hill
School, winning by and 7.
From the manner in which young
Jones has been playing, the New York
City lad is expected to capture the title
hands down. However, it is more than
likely the other sensational youngstcr,
II. G. Davis, of Hill School, will give the
Tome player battle to-day.
On Monday Davis shot an 81, finish
ing second to Jones in medal play Yes
terday the former played a practice
round in the morning and shot a SO,
which was one stroke better than
Jones's score for the first nine holes
Monday. Davis received little oppos-
tion in his match with Cochrane in the
afternoon. He will meet Bowman in
the semi-finals this morning, while
Jones is playing Bair. Davis and Jones
matches.
The summary:
vs TsRsT asf.5;s5 noYNP1 -.rE naT
UP and to play; w. G.. Jones, Tome,
Seag"ea ana : 3 ButIsr Sve1 m lr Soba" nawrgnegv
l: W Cochrane, i'm school, defeated 7.
NJ T. Brush jr. Tome; j. E. Bowman, Bow iI''
Lawrenceville, and II. G. Davis Sd, Hill
scho9l. drew byes
lin, 1 up; Jones defeated Brush, and /: :
Bowman defeated Butler up; Davis de-
teated Cochrane, and Z.
The golf team of the Gedncy Farm
Country Club has arranged its sched /
ules for this season. Three matches
have been carded, all to be played on
the home course, as follows May 20, /
Columbia University; June u, Dun
woodie Country Club and June 2G,
Ardsley Golf Club. Based on the com
petitions to date the team will be com
posed Of c. H. Paul, T. Russell Brown, I
". WALLACE Lyon, Ensign w. ConAlin,
Hamilton X. Kerr, Jay S. Jones as cap
tain, Alfred w. Haigh, Z. c. Clark and |
New-York tribune., 1920-05-19
up 1haenger- o'War Wins Prealxness


GAMES TO-DAY
Jersey City at Toronto,
Reading at Buffalo.
baltimore at Rochester.
Syracuse at Akron.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
toronto. s; Jersey City, 2.
bufaio, 8; Reading, 5.
Baltimore, 7; Rochester, l.
Akron, l3; Syracuse, 2.
STANDING OF TEAMS
Rrro,. w W'L.fct. W.L.Pct.
Toronto 16 .6lOlIer C;,S 90 'aa1 aa'
Akron. If .636 Roch'tcr ia 9Gn
more. 16 10 .615lSyracusc do0 1c7
New-York tribune., 1920-05-19
international League

AT AKRON
r. H Z
Syracuse 90 90 % o O. s s
Akron. n....... 3 x-13 II .
Batteries -- Herscher and Niedergall;
Lambeth and Smith.
AT BUFFALO
Reading ...... o o o 3-5 5 5
Buffalo. ...... KS II /
Batteres-B Brown, Reese and Konnick;
GorOonier and Bengough
AT ROCHESTER,
Baltimore. o 40 / o 0 % i3 l." O
Rochester d.. o 0 0-i 5 0
Barnes and Ross 'N-'
New-York tribune., 1920-05-19
Seventh STRAIGHT for Cadets

me Clason Point Military Academy
paSGball team defeated the Greenwich
lileh school at Clason Point Oval yes
IIerday afternoon by a score of 6 to 2.
IL was the seventh consecutive victory
Tor the local youngsters.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-19

as a. s41b,stitutes, L. f. Fochtman. ir. !
Ai%rold TL slater and w. q. Shafer.s
ne Gedney Farms course has been
TTThns'Sderably Thn Sy altered since last wear,
thnt he oeSt !, score so far this season was
who v,In. ol 49, y. Mothersole, the professional,
VINO turned in a " last week
New-York tribune., 1920-05-19
Presidents OF the
Big Banks

warn you against extravaganza
against squandering your money
againstunnecessary buying of useless
luxurles and against paying more for
your Clothes than they're actually
worth. If you'll heed their advice.
then start NOW, while the impulse
lasts. Don't pay more FOR your Sum-
n1er Suits than the actual cost of the
Material, Labor and One Overhead.
-4rnheimToilored Ready to " ear Suits
Specially Reduced to As. 90
Arnheim- Tailored Made-toOrder Suits
Specially Reduced to 1850
Con,e TO the Arnheim Store ,ckich is Nearest You
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Tell a Friend-"Euerybody Ahead-Donf Stand Stu'
New-York tribune., 1920-05-19
Wyoming, With Turner Up,
Takes Feature at Jamaica

stretch that Rice knew wherr he was
at. He put up strong finish, Sammy
Kelly made up world Of ground in
the run home, but though he landed
the place he was four length. behind
Lovers Lane II at the end
The John Shaughnessy connections
were down hook, line and sinker on
Lovers Lane II. They thought they
had another quite as luscious a melon
in Game Chick in the last race. Game
Chlck was no melon; rather a lemon.
Johnny. McTaggert, who hadn't won
a race in goodness knows when, got
Flying Orb off wingiug and won as he
pleased. Flying Orb pulled Game
Chicks cork before the stretch was
reached, so that Sugarmint was able
to beat out the very tired filly for the
place.
McTaggert has been injured so often
he seems helpless unless he con beat
the gate In the Manhattan Maneuver.
the odds-on favorite, stood out like a
Man O. War in his cheap company.
But McTaggert, off in close quarters,
was still taking up when the field hit
the stretch
Inc CiockerS were responsible Tor
heavy play on James Buffers two
year-old 6lly. Rocky Road, in the sec
ond race. The flly, however, never
had chance to show what she could
do, as she was cut down--fairly ham,
strung shortly after the start.
Ii developed yesterday that some un-
scrupulous person telegraphed Jockey
Weiner Monday afternoon saying his
mother had died in Brooklyn. Weiner
fulfilled his engagement and landed
Madam Byng, favorite, a winner.
Greatly disturbed in mind he then
hastened home to find that he had
been victimiZed.
Everett Haynes, whose suspension ex-
pired yesterday, will be at Jamaica to-
day ready to accept mount. Haynes
can make 10 pounds. Haynes's in
terests are bing looked after by Dan
McTaggert.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-19

Fying orb IN pace all the way an
through the last furlong Game Chick up chasing the
New-York tribune., 1920-05-19
Il cling Sum naries

JAMAICA, MAY 18-THIRD DAY
-Nor hlads
rs jm pace dYHg Time lis - Winner, by Yarkec-i%ye c;i
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LANE TAKES NEW POSITION.

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20 ACRES OF THE BERNwooD
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$4,000 oh easy terms. J. p. Kennedy,
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FARM 1azNDs
80
FOR RENT OR SALE .
Improved farm seven and one .
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LOCATED N THE RED RIVER vAL.
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LOTS FOR SALE

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osTDoPArHY

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.FARM.LoANs
RMsMACHINER

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CANADIAN FARM LANDS FOR SALE
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS

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WILDE MASON TILT
ATTRACTS EXPERTS
Local Boy Is Confident
Betting Is Brisk With
HonOrs Even.

TOLEDO. o.. March 11-Jimmy
Wilde. flyweight champion of Great
Britain. and frankie Mason. of Fort
Wayne. Ind, claimant of the Amer
lean title, will meet in a 12-round
nO-decision bout at the Coliseum or
Friday night. Nearly 1000 seats
have been disposed Of, a large num-
Der 10 fans from distant points.
Ed Smith, a Chicago newspaper
man, Will be the third man in the
ring, Wilde and his manager. Dave
Hughes objecting 10 Oliver Pecord,
the official who handled the Willard
Dempsey fight here last July 4.
Wilde refused TO go on with the
local referee in the ring.
Weight Is 1OS.
The weight for the bout is los
pounds and both contestants were
under that notch when they weighed
at the Toledo Athletic club this aft
ernoOn.
Both were pronounced by their
respective trainers as being in per-
feet condition.
Mason arrived Thursday from
South Bend, where he completed
his training. Wilde has been here
since last Saturday. Both have i'm
pressed the fans by their gymnasium
workouts. Opinion Of the experts is
about evenly divided as TO the out
come OF the bout. Betting is brisk
with neither man being favored over
the other