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The Washington herald., 1920-09-18
FAUQUIER VICTOR IN
POLO MATCH HERE

Fort Myers polo team went down
in defeat yesterday afternoon at
Potomac Park at the hands Of the
brilliant team representing the
Fauquier Country Club Of Virginia
by a score Of to &. Before a
large crowd OF spectators the
FauquieT team won in handy fash
ion, Capt. ". p. HUrlbert and Will
lam P. EkinkeE scoring all Of the
points. The former had three to
his credit and the latter four.
The lineup Of the teams was as
follows: Fsuquier: No. l. Arthur
White; >. William P. Skinker; 2.
John s. Walker: I. Capt. W. P. Hurl-
bert; a. V. Baird. substitute. Fort
Myer: No. l. Lieut. c. c. Jadwin;
?. Capt. c. Dewitt; ;. Lieut.. B. NJ.
Crcel; 4. Lieut. J. W. Delhi: Lieut..
c. H. e. Jones. substitute.
The visiting club was organized
ten years ago. but reorganized this
year with Fairfax Harrison as pres
ident. The team members were en-
tertained with a dance last night.
They will meet the War College
team this afternoon at O'Clock at
Potomac Park.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-18
THORNCLIFFE ENTRIES

First Race-Thrrr- -ycar-oIds and Up: claim
ing: purse 81 @0O. Canadian bred. mile.
Wasku. 100. Dependence. ln2: Statim. 1N3;
Flame 1H3; GaloPiu- 1O3; Gold Galore lO3;
Jim Ur'rir In2- MalIowmot. IL.
Second Race - ThrrP-yPar -OldS and M;
claiming. purse SI20n: fUrlongS. 'Spo-
Kane Queen. IOI: Elevc. l0I. Humma. 10.
Annie Edgar. 10; Miss GAYLE. 10; Lady
E5thcrn. tI0. Pretty Bahv. llU: Virgie Il0,
Ianghorno. no. Big Smoke. no. Railhird.
Il3. FL Nabdi. l13. Also eligible: 'FlyiuG
Frog. Iun. IIuntrcss. 10, senator james.
llu. Madrid ll3
Third Race - Two yeaT-oIdS: allowances
purse 81 -uJ: 81. furlougs. D0ric. 90; Mary
fFrlvol lnt. ITi~h Jig To-: Morning Face.
-. Toly;hiI, H.. key 7. IT,. tNeustct-
t.r entry.
Fourth Race - Thrcc-year-oIds and up;
rIaimin-. purse 81 700: furIonss 'ODico.
Iuls '!r"l BY. l0l. 'FIeer 1903. 'Skeer
Face. 10f: Peasant. 100, Murray. lO9; 60
baIr Irss IL: FrunL Monroe. III.
Fifth Race Thorurufe Autumn Handt-
,aP: purse Sl.-On. all ages; turlougs.
Eu'ah =. 100: OrlovJ. lol: Mayor House
.1u, Rohny Allen. I07: Alvord, 100: SiroccO,
ll-. kukux IL
Sixth Race-Threr-vear-o and mp: claim
-RidIn Dee. 99: Hush. 100. Double Van,
100. Sir Oliver. 1O2 RIaize. lO2: Kentucky
BOY los Garbage. los. 'GlasStoi lO9.
Seventh Race Threc-year -olIs and up;
Ia,rlug spursc Sl,210; 1-l6 miles. Trunes,
1C-. sCorg don. lO2: 'Baby Cal. lO5: 'LobeIil
100. 'Suid R0cK. l0I: Plantarede. 100; sun
Glria 1nI. kingunE 2d. 10; Constantine.
1l0. Ramona, i1O. Concha, no; y. h. Bcal
ll3- Also eligible: Zoe. 10.
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HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS

First Race-Wild Thoughts. l09 tSCbut-
tingcr, 400. so. noe Loughland. III
rHeupcU go. $40; Gatot, 100 tAlinl,
3LO Time. / :OS %. Dolly {. Peggy RiVes,
eliva Gladys Attorney. TOscs. Lough
Maiden Billy Redy and kentmere also ra n.
Second Race.-Vigilsnte, 1l3 lNCCreery). q.
II 20. ( 90 80: Full Cry. 142 tBustl, 60
5 20: Flight Captain, l55 (Archibald). 50
I ne IL DorcrI-, Irealnd and BriGr Bay
also
Third Race. - First PrlIet. 1l2 tHunn.
"A 10, J 50. 80 Sister Emblem, lO9 But
wen. 1900. $40; Phantom Fair. lo2
lPCncel. 800. Time, l:l5 Is Gus Schcer,
SIdie D. Dots, Walter Mack. AmsCkassiu T.
Fair AccompIi, Sayons. Bellringer. The Be-
gisn ID. ZouaYe, Yaphank and Happy Go
Lucky also ran.
Fourth Race. - Miss Finley. IO6 tRodri-
Euezl. 1J 40. 500. 3 50: ink Boy. l03 AT
Linsonl. 1880. 40; Nolawn. l04 Ponce, ,
40. Time, LAG -. sut Ur, Betsy. Left
Fielder. Bierman md Victory Bonds also ran.
10, 40, so: Arbitrator. 1I2 tJacksonl.
2G.Io, $500; FL Primo. lO1 ,Poncel, 30,
Time. ] 30. Swirl, Antionette, Edith X,
Merry Felsts and White Crown also ran.
Sixth Race. Hsrdfull. ia CButwelN.
; 80, 30. 40; Psdul, 10l (Allcn), $50,
= 50, Rev Ennis, 1ot CBrysonr. 80. Time.
- -. Hello Psrdner. Miss McGigclr,
PcriEourdine, Lithnlick and Tom Brooks also
ran
srventh Race. - Ffzcr. 1oa CRodricucz>.
n %. { 10. 3Ih Sir William Johnson. 100
rParringtonl. 3 10. :. 80: Point to Point. 1O9
tM"rriSl, 500 fine, IA. Leoma artha
Luckrtt. Thistle Queen. rokey Jane and
Henward also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-18
DORVAL PARK ENTRIES

FIRST Race.Two-yesr-oIds; claiming; FIVE
and "n"-half furomEs. Fo1havpu, o6! Coz
atrice. 1903; Mary CowelI. 10; Georrc r
lr.. 1903; Coombs. JOG: Assylian Ouecn 1o1 o.
n"ormel. III; RIarnov Boy. 1O6: Charley
Boy. ll3: IIcobcan. II3 "1'
Second Race-Twu -ycar-oIds. fuic. erc
and "uc-hIli furlongs. Nrrs TV,ford 90
R"connaisan"". 1n2; Marjorie Mignon. Int
Aunt Deda, LOG: Madmay. 30: Csntcen CIrI
lO4. Nillowbrook. lOi; Fair Iassic 1nG
Third Race-TnrcC- -ycar-oIds and IA,
claiming; six furlonRs. PLAYER. ro3
Chrome. lo3: Plantagenet. l07: Keen lane
lO1; Arplrjack l07; Mormon. 1903: Nike
Dixon. 1OS: Capers, 10T Peaceful Star I07
Fourth Raes-Three-year-o and m.
claiming; SIX furlonGS. SaIvateIle. 1o7
Pastimc, los; Double Eye. 1l3: Sim Fcipcr
Ill; Resist. III; Sedan, II5
Fifth Race-Thrce- -year-olds and I'm.
claiming: mile and one furloug .W'iilig N
Baker la",. 'GalIey Head Il6; Mnskot
1OS; 'WiIfreda. Jos; Cadillac. Ia3. lord
Byron. los; Norman Elder. 40; .Rsy O.
Light los
Sixth Raoe-Thrce- -year-olds and Nd: mile
and one-siNtCPnth. Far East. 100. Pu,asLi /.
l02: Lebleuct. 100: Luther. 100: Ned
Mileybright, l06; Horcb 0S; J. Alfred
Clark 96.
Seventh Rsce-Threc. yea r-oIds and m:
claiming; mile and one-siNtepnth Richard
v, l04: Semper Stalwart 1n9: Rlazonry.
112: Woodthrush. lis; 'Manuchen, 1Oi;
Montague, 100; Regent, 1l2
Apprentice allowance
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THORNCLIFFE RESULTS

First Rscs-P. MOODY. lO4 CFator), 10. 30
400. $50: Corn Broom, I09 Caarbourne)
$40. go; Brovah Ben. 109 (ChlvetLal,
20.eO. Time l:16 81. Glenalva. Lass. I'm
press. Viols G.. Our Grace. Royal Rcd
Bird Sweet Colleen and Glow Worm also
Second Race Barber. lO9 CCassyl, 1850.
SO. $40; Josie German. lO9 ,HIrboLrnrD, ,
go, SO: Dora w, l09 CRarnasI. G.lO
Time l:iO -. Mabel Josephine. Fra Gees
Britain. Capen. Westerman. IeirarCI, Huen
Bertha s. and Sweet Violet alsp ran.
Third Race Diamed. lO6 tCh'Hvet'al.
$50, 40. 80: Hush. 1O4 (BarnrSI, ago
80; Old Mckepna 1903 lGreroryI. l3.9a
Time l.l5. Nordeck AnnabeIle. Pansy
Blossom. LoUely and Double Eaa also ran.
Fourth Rsco-Top o tho Morning. Io6
II2 ia torl. t 80 3 50; Mayor House. 100
rFIetcher) 3.@n. Time i:07 81. Oriental
TsTE. Redland. Miss Gays. { nrIc 5Vhn md
Commodore also ran.
fifth Race--Neteran III IDoald 40.Jn
I3 % so; Lord Herbert, los ,Richcre~k;, ,
=. 20. $50: nv Dear 100 lNcargiui. 400.
Time 90 81 Breeze. WEXFORD and Is
carpcIstt~ also ran.
Sixth Rsce-Cisqurr. III tChiavettaI.
co $50. go: Lazy lou 1l5 tRarnes).
; 30. 80: Ncpperhsn. 1"7 IasCyh. 10.
Time ~ So. Spcarlrn' and Bidliedee
also ran
Seventh Raoe-w. H Bu~krr- IOI CRich-
creekl. $40. 400. $40: Joan Of Arc, l04
,Tatorl. 40. $50. BogIr: I05 tScawsrtzl
no. Time LA Is. Thanksgiving. Rune,
rama. She Devil. Douglas s. Retts r., Sussn
VI Thos F. Mcmahon. IroG Boy and Verify
also ran.
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AQUEDUCT RESULTS

First Race.-Clare Fra2-ss. l07 (Ensor)
t, /, to l. to .; Coca Cola. JOS Rob
insonl. to ., l to 3; Lady Stella. lIo
lkummerl, even. Tin. l:ol. Jamaica
Belle. RosecliHe. Thoughtless Beauty. Winds
Of Ch4nce. Silencia, Shortys FIRST and Bri
gamma also ran.
Second Raoe.-Tippily Witchet. lis I'm
sorl, ! to TO- l to 1. out: Afternoon. los
Ambrose, even, l to I; Leading Star. IO3
Mooney TO >. Time, l:I9 Is. "a Mint
and Kashmir also ran.
Third Race elbow Hand, ll2 lEnsorl,
9 TO - out. ont; Georgie lO2 ,Robinson)
10 =. to Is, Whisk, l07 lColtilettn. to
=. Time. 81 10. Tne Archer. Anniversary
and Liquid Fire aI,o ran.
Fourth Race.-Ihurders torn llO CEnsor)
II 10 90, ont out: Fair Gain, III lRummerl.
! to 10 out: ArethuSa. % rColtiIettIJ out
Time. IS 81. Ballet aDncc7 ID also ran
Fifth Race.-King AgripPa III tEnsorD. .
4 to l. g TO :. to ): Aurum, II! lDavisD.
) 10 >. to >, Pierre a-Fcu. Il3 lFatorI,
ont Time, LIS Tetley. Shcna ndoah Fred
erick the Great and Lottrry also ran
Sixth Race.-QueCreek. IOJ Mooney. to
.. ! to 3. out: Our Boots luI CEnsorD.
to =, ont; Nulciber, INI lRobiusonj. out.
Time. l:l3 81. st Dono rd ard CulIinan also
ran.
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with four good pitchers coming fast
already in front-with both New
York and Cleveland badly broken
up and in somber psychological nix
to go much further.
But Cleveland. after a sinking
spell. came back with bound. the
Ianks refused to quit. and the Chi
Csgo White SoX began to slip Just
as it was all over, thereby permit
ting their main rivals to scramble
back up again. the greatest three
cornered battle for exactly twelve
years.
II the dope had worked TO 4 logi-
cal conclusion-which it sometimes
doesn't-Cleveland and New YORK
would have suffered depressing
slump, a. the triumphant SoN were
extending their lead to a certainty.
But Cleveland and New York. in
addition to actual strength. showed
a lot of gameness by fighting it out.
The Yankees were expected to
subside swiftly when they reached
the West. but a combination Of
hard hustling. good pitching and
hard hitting held them UP.
Back and Forth.
AS Bill Tilden brought the main
tennis trophy back East for the first
time in five years. Chick Evans re-
taliated in behalf Of the West by
taking the main golf emblem back
to Chicago. In this connection it
might be noted that six years have
slipped by since 4 Far Easterner
from the Atlantic s,au. ard has held
the amateur crown of golf.
Ouimet was the last Easterner to
predomiRate. Gardner. of Chicago
won in 1915: Evans. of Chicago.
won in 1915; Heron. OF Pittsburgh
East or West a. YOU care % call
it-won in 1919, and now Chicago
steps back IN with her third GolI
championship out of the last four
starts.
As Jock Hutchinson. of Chicago. is
the new professional champion. the
The Washington herald., 1920-09-18
HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES

First Raoe.-Five and a half furlongS.
tLouch Red ll5; Superwoman. Il2: Harp
Of the North. l0I; tThe Baggage, 112; Martin
A. NOonan. ll2. Noormir, i07; Rancocas.
l15; Jealous. 10. &E. r. Mclean entry.
Second Race.-Five and a half furIonCs
tCbarley SUNNY. 1I5; Smart Guy lI2; Cal
vert, ln5: 'Old Dad 100; Toss Up, 90.
tBon jour 100; Title, l1O; Ira Wilson, 1Oj /:
Foreclosure. %, The Blue Duke. 10;
Betty ]. 1oT; Copyright 1O5; Miss Rankin,
o.. 4E r. Mclean entry
Third Race. - Mile and sevanty Yards
NaPthslius, ll3; 'sun Rose 1o2: 'Point 10
Point. Ill; Link Boy, Idl; Cavsn Boy, no
Brink. l01.
Fourth Raoe-one mile and seventy yards
Ben Hampson. 1ls; Sharp Frost. 10: MI
dred, 9S: King Neptune. 49, .Rey Ennis.
los; &c. NJ. Miller, Ill; 'Phedoden. los.
Fifth Race.-Milc and sixteenth Man
o War. l3S; Wild Air. los; Siren Maid. 50:
sPauI Jones, ia; King Thrush. 1913; SBIazes.
l02; Shoal. ~. sRal Parr entry
Sixth Race. - Mile and three-sixteentb.
Tenons Ron. lli; mistress Polly. los;
.Diadi. ll3; 'Indiscreet. l04: Capital City,
1O9; Lady EmmeliDe. I02
Seventh Race. - Mile and one-sixteenth
Gath, l2l: Columbine. 1l3; THE desert,
100: Summer Sigh. H.: sunny HffI. 100.
Aliivau. los: Master Bill, ia; Rouep. 100.
John T. Day, 1903.
'Appre1tice allowance claimed.
Wea ther. clear. Track FAST
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DORVAL PARK RESULTS

First Race.-LittIe Dear 100 tHinphyl
$50, $50, 20; Marjorie Mignon. In9 Try
on. $50. 4.3O: Rosa Atkins. lG9 lStparnS}
J 30. Time. lei 40. Seven Seas and Aunt
Lin also ran
Seond Race.-Far East, 1OI ITryonl. aG GO
10. 40: Hidden Ship. l07 ,ThurberI. 3 10,
80; Carbon, Ill Myers. 80 Time
! 20 10 Tilloloy Asnnikn ID, Arthur
Middle ton and Apple Jack atso ran
Third Race.-Morm0n. los tNolspI 10 50
13", $50: Highland Lad. 10 (ThurberI
$50, so; Mouette. lO4 DGruueD. 30 sTime
l:2l 80. Diuty. Black Rock. Liberty Bond
ami Alex GetZ also ran
Fourth Race. - WoOdthrush. 1l3 ,Hunt,
1880 10. 40; Miss Orb. JOG CDrorer),
1850 4.40; Broom PeddIer. 1O6 CyyersI
800. Time. 1:59 81. Duke Ruff and sans
Ieur I'd also ran
Fifth RaGs. - ManDchen. lO6 Crrnc,
.. 40, $50, 20; Musket. los Hammer z 70
go; J. Alfred Clark. 81 iPenmspl :, N
Time, SO p. Horeb, Piuard and snow
Queen also ran.
Sixth Race. - Pierrot. los fHsvwsrs,
ls.8O, SO. $50; Trackstar l05 lMyer-I
) 20 $50; Mormon Elder. lO5 CThurba,,
80. Time, 1855 4-5 W. NJ. Baker. Mac,
Ne3zle and Sempe- Stalwart also ran
Seventh Race. Little Neare- no
tStHarnsI 80. $40. 10: DRAGON TX TX
unlBphyl. .. " -, go; Sky Pilot 100 lHay.
ward, 80. Time. @:uS l.,instcr vi
iredI and Galley Head also ran.
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Featureless Card Sees
Many FaUorites Beaten
By HIGHWAY.


Public choices were Knocked or
quite consistently at Hsvre ds
Grace yesterday Afternoon durfrs
the running Of Of a festureI.s.
card. only two OF them getting dovr
in front - Handful and wiIe
Thoughts.
Lovers Of the steepiechzse event
were treated TO an exciting race
when Mrs. J. ". Daytou's ViSilants
repeated his good performance Of
couple Of days ago TO win The Nan
tlcoke steeplechsse Handicap. OF
the six horses which faced the bar.
rier olly three finished.
Dorcris, one OF the popular
choices, was the first to come "a
gr1ef when he threw Jockey Han
nigan At the first jump. Brisr Bay
was next TO fall while Capt Raj
PARIS ireland threw Jockey Merr.
Ter while negotiating the clubheus,
fence None Of the boys were in
jured
Nigtlsbtc Win, H.ndiIy.
Jockey McCIeary had Vigilsnts
well in hand the entire route and
won quite hsndiIy after racing Mrs
Primes Full Cry into Submission.
Jockey Bush. who rode Full CRY
claimed a foul but it was not al
lowed.
Jockey SchuttinEer makes few
mistakes and he had little trouble
IN bringing McCielland's Wild
Thoughts home in front in the open
ing dash for 2-yesr-olds. LouEhlsnd
dld HE best TO hold second Will.
hole.
A large field vent to the post in
the third event and Dalys FIrst
consul. one which hss been racing
consistently in Canada proved 10
be much the best winning bv 4
comfortable margin. @. W. J Bis
sells Sister Emblem ran one OF her
rafting races TO fintsh second with
one OF the public choices. Phantom
Fair saving the show
Miss FiIIey Beats NoI,wn.
NolaWn was supported heavily IN
the fourth race. but was forced 10
give up the palm TO Posts Mis-
Filley and BreRton's Link Boy IN
the stretch. Betsy was on badly
and while she made q bid for the
purse, on the far turn she tired.
Phedoden. one which ran out the
last time he ran. came right back
and took down the fifth in the
easiest sort OF fashion from Arbl-
traitor and e. Primo A long shot
Merry Feast set a merry pace for
the first half mile. but quite dead
when he was overhaUled coming
into the stretch
JOCKEY BUtwell made the form
students happy when he brought
Handful homo in front in the sixth
after laying of the early psCr
FIZer showed his class TO take the
nighJCsp by d couple Of Lengths
from Sir William johnson and Point
TO Point Leoms took the lead at
the rise of the barrier, but could
not last the route.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-18
BABE" RUTH CONFUSED
WITH BIBLE HEROINE

Ira Andrews. city clerk, Of Terre
Haute. Ind. who teaches a Sunday
school. class. tells this on himself.
We were studying Ruth. the
cleaner. last Sunday" saws he and
I asked the class If anyone could
tell me about Ruth.
Sure says one lad. He made
forty home run6 this season. 90
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clcek-crowned citadel or Cook
County. Illinois, easily becomes the
golfng capital Of America
Evans and Hutchinson not only
stopped the East abruptly at every
turn but each is also a Festern
champion.
The,rumor. however, that Chicago
is planning 10 change its name back
to St Andrews is said 10 be with
out foundation
Perhaps It will he just as well 70
see how Mons. Carpenter handles
himself against Battling Levinskv
before jumping forward to any
Dempsey Carpenter discussion.
Why not consider each striking
historical epoch in turn before rush
ing the prophetic hurdle"
Copyright. la20 Nov York Tribune Sc
The Washington herald., 1920-09-18
6 ;aSPE0RTL!g3EH!T' p g:!5:!3 +!
W. O% GrantzandR Rice

While there were a number of;
keen-eyed critics some time back
who said that Brooklyn MIGHT win
you could see that they were cast
ing the bulk OF their glances in the
general direction of New York and
Cincinnati.
And when New York trimmed
Cincinnati three straight games the
dope was banked 10 feet high
around the Giants.
In the meanwhile there was a
porly citizen in the Brooklyn camp
who kept up his air Of serene CON
fidence and who refused to let his
team skid.
The name is Robinson-late of
the old Orioles-a great jollier. but
also a great leader. who proved no
later than four years ago that
Brooklyn could win pennant
The Proper Mixture.
Brooklyn has carried the proper
mixture this season.
And that too, in a season where
mixtures were bit scarce. as you
might say
Youthful and seasoned flesh have
been well arranged. but most Of it
has been seasoned.
wis dilO JOhllsl Ton are OuHS
enough. and kilduff is no gray-hair-
ed regular, but Koney. Wheat. Oh
son, MarQuard have drifted through
many campaigns. while Pfeffer,
Mamaux. Myers. and Miller are no
longer debutants.
That September Furere.
Yes. just as the fanatical array
outside of Brooklyn, of course
were wondering on the first day
Of September whether it was to be
Giants or Reds. these astonishing
Dodgers suddenly tossed aside their
winding sheets and began to unfold
an article of ball a trifle uneX-
pected insofar as their main rivals
were concerned. Day after day,
through fine pitching, hard hitting
or fast fielding. they began TO open
up one length after another with
the best baseball they had shown
all year.
Giants. Cubs. Reds. Cardinals and
Pirates had all enjoyed unbroken
runs of consecutive victories last
ing a joyful spell, but it remained
for Brooklyn. under Robbys genial
leadership, to suddenly step out at
the turn of the stretch with a sprint
ready where a sprint meant some
thing.
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Best bet-JOhn p. Gricr.
MONTREAL SELECTIONS.

MONTREAL SELECTIONS.
First-Assyrian Queen, Charley
Boy, JacObean.
Second - Reconnaissance, Fair
LaSSie, May Day.
Third-ChrOmc, Player, AppIejack.
EOurth-Sedan, Sim Feiner, DOu-
BILE Eye.
Fifth-GalIcY Head, Musket, Nor
mon Elder.
SiHth-Far East, Luther, Ned Mi
IcybriEht.
Sevcnth-BInzOnry, wOOdthrush,
Semper Stalwart.
Best bet-Sedan.
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Hard Job for Cunid.

This want I'd appears in a Tacoma
(WashD newspaper. Would like stO
make acquaintance of avery homcly.
cross a nd disagreeable lady. under
30 preferred. Addressed u Times"
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SILVER SPRING TO
MEET REX SUNDAY

Silver Spring. independent cham
Dions Of the city. will be the op-
ponents Of the Rex Athletic Club on
O'Clock
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FIVE TONS OF STEEL
CRUSH WORKERS FEET

Five tons of steel dropped or
JouI Myers feet IN Toledo. He wat
a Ia b0ror at q refining plant
Physicians say Myers feet prob
ably Will be amputated.
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Havre de Grace Selections.
By HIGHWAY.
Ore Beet-Mzn o. War.

Ore Best-Msn o War.
First Raee-Martin A. Noonsn,
Rancocas, The Baggage.
Second Race - Smart Guy,
Charlie SUNNY, Calvert.
Third Race-Sapthslius Link
Boy, Brink.
Fourth Race-Ben Hsmpsou,
G. NJ. Miller, Rey Ennis.
Fifth Rsce-Man o War, Paul
Jones, WilGair.
Sixth Rsce-Mistress Polly.
lemons Bon, Lady Emmeline.
Seventh Race - Gath. The
Desert. Alliyau.
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m BY CYER AND HIGHWAY DAY AT HAE DE GRACE TRACK
CoLLYERsS i SCQt2nMENEzs q
~ on Lfe SN&EEEH
ASPoRTof KINGS v@gI
Manager Waite.

Manager waite. /
The picker to be yanked out of the brine barrel
at Lexington this afternoon fone other than Tom
MCDowelus smart campaigner He is cherry ripe,
all the rest OF McDoweIs nags and all the Man
ager needs today is snug handling in order to be
the front end of the procession when the payo sta
ton is reached. Any old price will be a good
Claude Brown has raced best form May
come to life here and take world of beating. Lady
Luxury holds others safe. All this happens
in the third number.
In the inaugural dash 1 fancy the chances of
Jcrdice best. Has terrific speed short journey
and the going is just made TO order. Blue Paradise
has worked fairly we'll. has BIushing Beauty.
Jack Hare. jr., is a money horse Well meant he
ut crack. Miss Fontaine figures much the best in
4ir of in Gle han has
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worked like a house atre, but IS a.
bad post horse. Repent will go
we'll
The cIockers' Iong-shot special
a bird that you should be allowed
10 write your ticket on-is Judge
David. According to the lads at the
Kentucky track he was shipped
there from the East in order to
make possible a genuine melon cut
ting. The wise money rides today.
Chief Brown is right on edge
kimpalOng will so well. The Cam
den entry seemingly has been drop
ped into q soft spot in the fifth.
Either or1 should be able to trim
such company. Blowing Bubbles
worked like a wild horse before
leaving the East. Tab closely
Old Man Brown. the daddy of all
Of the checkers. shoots me Brink
as the three-star special az Havre
de Grace. Brownie also likes Mar
tin \ NoonaH. Phedoden and Gath.
over at A1uedUct I have John ?.
Grier as the real live one That's
all.
Waite. a
Best ParIay-McLean entry. Ten
ons Bon. Miss FOntaine to show.
LEXINGTON SELECTIONS.
FirSt-Jorice. BIushinE Beauty.
Jack Hare, ir.
Repent. "a
ThIrd-NanaEer Waite. Claude
Brown, Lady Luxury.
Fourth Judge David. Chief
Brown, KimPaIOnE.
Fifth-Csmden entry. Blowing
Bubbles, W. C. McCIin;sCk.
Shth-Sands of Pleasure, Busy
signal, CIintOnVilIC.
seSenth-Harvest King, Fair Orr
ent, CnntiIever.
Best bet-ManaEer Waite.
HAvRE DE GRACE SELECTIONS.
First-Martin \. NOOnan, Ranco-
cas- The Baggage.
SecOnd-McLean entry, Betty J ,
Title.
'Third-Brink. sunrose. Naptha-
IiuS.
Fourth-Phedoden, King Neptune.
Fifth-Man o. War, wiIdair, Paul
Jones.
SiNth-Lady EmmeIine, lemons
Bon, Mistress Polly.
seyenth-Gath, CoIumbine. sunny
Hill.
tBeSt bet-Rrink. r..
AQUEDUCT SELECTIONS.
First - wedEcwood, seraphine.
Espt Or. rta=s.-
secosd - Rupica. syeepmept.
Fhird-ThEHIinE, Dart fin, Pad
dy Dear. .-..
FOurth-John p. Grier. HiIdreth
entry.
Fifth - Mars Mouse. Different
Eyes. Albert A.
siItb-LOnE Trial, Curytiba, Beau
marius.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-18
Another Unexpected.

After the Chapman tragedy the
railbirds of the dope again had it
all sized up in the American League.
1t was to be all Chicsgo-ChiCago
The Washington herald., 1920-09-18

One best bet of the day-Manarer
Waite. a.
Best take-a-Chance bet-Brink.
BSSt Parlay-McLean entry, Ten
ons Bon Miss FOntaine TO show.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-18

would be hard crack Miss Fonaine hgures much the
the second Is 2-year-Od clever Puz
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-01
LICENSES
NOW AVAILABLE
1921 License Plates May be
Secured at Perth Amboy
Garage; Many Get Them

Today is the first day on which
automobile owners can secure their
1921 licenses from the local agent,
Max Gibian at the Perth Amboy
Garage Company, and there were
numerous applicants this morning.
From uow until December % license
plates can be secured at the Perth
Amboy Garage in Madison emu
from 3 O'Clock in the morning I'M
til 5 o'clock in the afternoon. 1t
is hoped that most of the owners
of motor vehicles will have secured
their next years licenses by that
time but owing to the fact that an
nually there are many who wait un-
til the last day or so to get their
licenses Mr.. Gibian has arranged to
have the office open nights until S
O'Clock on Dec. 81, %, 20, 80 and 81.
on January l every automobile
must have a 1921 license. or the
driver liable to arrest. The 1921
licenses cannot be used on the airs
until after midnight of Dec. 81 but
after that time, they must appear
on all cars. The license plates have
been received in this city in suf-
ficient time to allow all automobile
owners a good opportunity to have
their new plates in their possession
on New Years Day.