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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-14
TULSA DAILY WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY IA, 1920

Elgin. will leayo today to attend the
old soldiers reunion in Springfield.
The enCampment will last about five
days
DEGREES or voluntary dissolu
tion we're granted In district court TO
the Extension oil and Gas company
and the Chandlcr-Wiser Baking
company,
DEGREES OF DIVORCE were
granted in district court yesterday to
Ethel Moore against Orvillc Moore,
Nellie q. Bates against Fred IL.
Bates.
MARRIAGE LICENSES were Is
sued TO the following yesterday by
tho clerk Of the county court: IL. w.
Gordon. rs. and Ruth Pycatt %.
Tulsa; II. u Rogers. "a, and Ethel
Eddington. 2s, Tulsa.
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REV HAROLD @. COOKE Of II
gert Memorial church is visiting in
Nlederland Texas, this week The
occasion is his mothers birthday an
niversary, an annual event which ne
never misses. Rev. w. c. House will
full his pulpit during his absence.
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AFTER THREE O'CLOCK" Of
fetal organ of the First National
bank which is published weekly, Is
TO bear a now engraved heading on
It's next edition. The new design
was drawn by Mrs NJ u. cone. com
mercial artist, at the suggestion of
n. u. Bailey, editor Of the paper.
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ALLOWING a continuance on tho
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-14
Race Horse Gambling
Ordinance Is Passed

An Ordnance that will prohibit
gambling on horse races and max
ing books" for such races, was passed
yesterday by the city commission.
The new ordinance also covers own
crs OF buildings who permit their
places to he used for such gambling
The ordinance was ncccssitated be-
cause OF recent case which could
not he prosecuted because the city
had no adequate law to cover q.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-14
BILL" SMITH IS MARRIED
Popular Local Thcatcr Manager
Wed In Colorado Monday.

Announcement was received yes
tcrday of the marriage OF william
smith proprietor OF the Orphcum
and Rialto theatcrs OF Tulsa, and
Miss Margaret Mcliin2ie OF Tulsa
They were married In Colorado
Springs at 7 o'clock Monday night
Mr.. ana Mrs. Smith will spend
mon honeymoon In Colorado and
other western points. and will return
Z" Tulss ia September They will live
~ 326 East Twentieth street.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-14
TO GO ON FISHING TRIP
Business Mems Bible Glass 20 Enjoy
Outing on Delaware.

A fishing trip is planned by the
Business Mems Bible class OF the
First Baptist church for Saturday.
July II. The men will meet at the
church at 1890 o'clock on Saturday
and go by automobile to Delaware
creek, about Is miles out OF Tulsa.
Several cars will also be provided to
bring out those who find 1t impos-
sible to leave their business until
later in the afternoon.
Tho afternoon will be spent In
fishing and supper will be sub
stantial meal with plenty OF sand
wiches, fruit, lemonade. coffey. and
possibly fish. The return trip Will
be made by moonlight.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-14

ground that the transfer Of causes
from the district to superior court
Tor trial were not In accordance with
the state law. the prosecution uf
Bruce Norris and jeff Trent for
conjoint robbery OF Walter Gregory
In this city May I. was not taken up
In superior court yesterday The case
Will be tried the latter part OF the
week.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-02
LATONIA RESULTS.

First Racs.-Msbel c, Io4 CBuelD, % 50.
T.20, 40; Claude Brown. 40 CPooD, 10,
; so; Marvin. 1l3 (Hcinifch), so. Tine,
1:l2 A.. oleaster, Gloria France, MAY
Rose. Frivolity, Fritz and Royal Duck.
Second Raoe.--DimpIes, 1l2 CMorrissevN
12.i0. 900, 40; Cigale. 112 Cwids), a 10.
23:l0: Countess. liz CPauD. 900. Time.
l:os 3-5. Ionis, Diamond Dale. Mszols. Miss
Fountain. Niobe and Little Boss also ran
Third Rsce,-Five and one-half furlongs.
Judge Budrow. 105 (Keanedy), $40. 80
2.30; Red Legs. Ill (Stackl, $50, 430:
Lou Widrig. l05 wilson, $50. Time, 1 :os
Popgee, Social Star, Peppery Polly, whippet t
and Ring Rose also ran.
Fourth Race.-HiEh Cost, lO4 (Garper)
$40, 2.60, $50; Marjorie Hynes. 1n3 CNsn-
Ean), 2.70. go; BY Golly. 100 Cwida), 4 40.
Time, iii As. Wynnewood, Matinee Idol.
Pastorsau and Blackie Dsw also ran.
Fifth Race.-Ivin, 12l (Kennedy). IA N
1000, $50; Furbelow. III (BuelD I 20. ) 50
Kiku, Ill (PooD. so. Time. 1:3S as. Re,
gale. Dancing Spray and Belgian Queen also
ran.
Sixth Receive and a half furIones.
Billy Barton. 113 (PooD, $50, $40, go:
Alberta S, 1o7 Garner, 500, $50; sure
l0l tMsrco), $40. Time, 1:0s 2-5 W. G.
McClintock. Bungabuck, Nurse Jane and
Artisan also ran.
Seventh Race. = Bradley's Choice. los
martini, $40. 500, 2.T0; Trooper. ia
tHoward). $50, 2.70; Harvest King. 1f3
tBarrettl. 4.30. Time, I:46. sun GOD,
Golden Dawn. Msrse John, Paris Msid and
Selma c also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-02
LAUREL RESULTS

First Race. - superwoman. 1O9 CKeoghl.
10. $50; The Baggage. 100 (ButwelD.
@TO. Time, l:l6 Is Shebs. Rsncocas
TOreador. Sammy Jay, Sacajawes and Snare
also ran.
Second Race.-CresthiH. 141 (Byers), 9. 30
800, 2.40; Syosset, 14o CPowers). 2.70. 2lO:
Rspica. IA (Bush). go. Time, 4:0s Is
Full Cry, Jay Bird and Man of the Hour also
ran.
Third Rsoe.-Mantills. 107 CEeogh). :. 30,
$50, 2.40; Kafir Girl. l07 (Callahsu). 80,
800; TrantuIs, 1l0 (ButwelD. 400. Time,
Ill. Tige, Jealous, Briganns and George
W also ran.
Fourth Race. - Tingling. 1l0 (ButwelD
$50. 40, $50: LoughlnDd. 10 (Morrisl.
SO $50; Dihidence, 107 (Keogh), $50
Time. l:l0 l-5. Black Top, Vera Wood
Perplexity and Billy Reedy also ran.
Fifth Race. - BlaZes. los tRodriguez),
1920. $40. 10: Milkmaid. Ill tsaudel
-.40. 2lO: Routledge. 40 lHaynes), 2lO
Time, l:4l. CamOufleur and Tantalus also
ran.
Sixth Race.-Pride OF India. l1o CKeochl
$50, $50, 2.4O; Betty J, 1Q7 CButwelD, 4lO,
2.I0: Uncle's Lassie. 100 Johnson . so
Time, l:1I Is. Romeo, Laughter, Brother
Mclean. Beck and Call Summersigh, Glen.
light. Cobalt Lass and Caubeeu also ran.
Seventh Race.-LAdy Emmeline 95 ICoIti-
lettl. $50, 80, 80; Kentucky Boy. aS
tYeargin). lilo. 6.6O; Mistress Polly, q5
Hunt. f.30. Time. 2.1O. Little Cottage
and Incidence also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-02
GAMBLERS SET
FOR NEW HAUL,
COYNE DECLARES
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

CoNIlNCED FROM PAGE ONE.
by sending phony kilograms, forced
the Cub management to switch
pitchers just before the game Of
August 81 caused considerable. sur
prise. 1t had been generally chsrg-
ed that the game had been fixed
for Philadelphia to win.
Mrs. Henrietta Kelly. the "mys-
terry woman" appealed to the police.
saying she had been threatened
with death. She had testified that
she heard Eddie Cicotte tell his
brother. Il got mine"
Four of the Sox players who were
indicted in connection with throw
ing" the last world series announc-
ed today that they are gong to
fight the case.
Buck Weaver. Charles Risberg
and Fred McMullin said they would
get the best talent in Chicago to
defend them. Felsch will join
them.
Are you going to make a state
ment to the grand jury?" Weaver
was asked.
Declares He's Innocent.
NO. not as those other fools have
wrongfully accused and I intend to
tight. shall be in the major league
baseball netX year
They have nothing on me. I am
going to hire the best lawyer in
Chicago to defend me and I will be
cleared"
Risberg ant McMullin had the
same to say.
81 made Jackson apologize for the
stories he spread about me-" said
! Risberg. Il didn't threaten him.
I'm no slugger. but I can take care
OF myself"
Now you will have to put in the
color in this interview" said weav.
er. But don't describe me as being
prematurely aged. am no con-
demned criminal"
Charles Herzog. Cub second base
man is planning to demand Rube
Benton's expulsion from organized
baseball. Benton has accused him
of offering an $500 bribe to throw a
game. Il have Benton nailed to the
mast right now" said HerZog to-
day. and feel certain that the
grand ury will exonerate me Every
thing Benton has said is false.
Weaver's Friend Heard.
DR.. Raymond Prettyman, dentist
friend of Buck Weaver, was a wit
ness before the jury today. He told
Of a visit McMullin made to the
home Of Weaver's mother-in-law.
where he took a package supposed
to contain Weaver's share of the
money for throwing the world
series. He said Weaver became
angry because Of the visits and
threatened to throw the package in
the street If IT was not taken away.
Prettyman said Clark Estes and
DR.. Fred c. Bapnhart knew Of plans
to fix ball games. They will be
called to testify.
Just before the jury adjourned
for the day the members cheered
when they learned the White Sox
were leading in the first part of
their game with St Louis.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-02
LAUREL ENTRIES

First race-l:45 p. m.)
First Race-FiTe and a half furlonrs.
LOugh Swilly, ll2: San Pablo, 1l2: yoornir,
1l2; Or. Charles Wells, lla; W. T. Grives,
ll2; Bon Homme, liz; Parader. 112; Ruben,
112; Pimlico, 112; Zed, 1l2; Two Feathers,
112; Lusmore. ll2: Harmonique, l12.
Second RAce.-About two miles. Charlie
Horse. 130; Flare, l5T; Royal Arch, l4l !;
Flying Scout, 1877; skibbereen, 40.
Third Race.-Mile and one-sixteenth. Ia
raseon, ll3: Austrsl, 1l3; Ben Hampson, los;
Attorney Muir, .ll3; Jebalfre, 1l3; Court
Fool, 100; Miss Filly, ITO.
Fourth Race.-Sir furlongs. Lough Storm
lis; tCarefuI, 100; +Rubien. lie; Dark
Horse, III; Polly Ann, liz; tMuttikins. ia; ;
tHildur. 1874; Valley Of the Moon, ll2
~. <. L. Ross entry. NV. J. Salmon entry.
Fifth Raoe.-Mile and a quarter. Rune
craft, 90: Gnome, 1l6; Bellsolar, s5; tIrish
Kiss, 1o4; tslippery Elm, lo6: tsunnyIsnd
stable entry.
Sixth Race.-one mile. Siren Maid. 100;
Bolster. lis; King George, 1O7; Star Realm,
112; BaIlymooney, 1l2.
Seventh Race. - SIX furlongs. Penrose,
Ill; Bullet Proof, 0s; St. Quentin, ia;
Mock Orange, e5; War Marvel. Ill; Paul
Jones, 10; Crank, 1l2; Heron, 100; We'd
ding Cake, 100.
tApprentice allowance claimed.
Weather. fair. Track, slow.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-02
BY HIGHWAY,

Blazes, the stable mate Of Paul
Jones. winner of the Kentucky
Derby this year. who races under
the popular colors Of Capt. Raj Parr,
won The Chancellor's Point" the
feature race on an attractive card
offered for the opening of the
twenty -six-day race meeting to beld
at Laurel this month.
When called upon by Jockey Joe
Rodriguez, Blazes drew away in the
stretch to win by himself. Com
mander ]. x L. Ross Milkmaid
again went to the post an odds-on
choice in this race and for the sec
ond time this season in Maryland
she was forced to be satisfied with
the second position. While Milk
maid carried only three more pounds
than Blazes the former could never
get up. Jefford's Routledge made
the early pace. Tantalus and Cam
oufieur were never contenders.
Superwomnn Wins Opener.
A formfui day was started in the
opening number when Walter j.
Salmon's prize 2-year-old. Super
woman, showed a fairly classy field
the way home. Superwoman out
gained Capt. Raj PARIS Explosive in
drive.
Salmon came right back in the
third race, another event for the
juveniles, and graduated his maiden
fllly, Mantilla. When 1t comes 10
the baby racers Mr.. Salmon has the
edge on all other owners as he GER
tainly has the best string of 2-year-
olds of any man on the turf.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-02
LATONlA ENTRIES.

First Race.-Six furlongs. War Idol. 1o4;
Korbly. 1O5; Sam Reh. l05; John, jr.. l05;
Gipsy Queen, 107; Fern HardIey. lO7; Capt.
Burns. los; Out the Way, ll0; Last Coin.
1lO; Redmon, ITO; BIushing Beauty, IL;
Lsdy Luxury. l1@. Also eligible: Lancelot.
1lO; Ride. los: Or. Carmen. lis; War Spirit,
100; Brig Of War, l02.
Second Race.-Five and a half furlongs.
Sleepy Sidney, lie; Bruce Dudley, 1l2;
Courtview. H.; Pattern. 1l2; Rama H.;
Craleggo. l12; MachiaveIH. 112; Black Rock.
1l2; Dan Jackson, 112; Talent, 1lc; The
Moor, liz; Tribune, ll2. Also eligible: No
liuero, 112: Pembroke. ll2; Merrimac. ll2;
Win or Quit, liz; Tom Roach, 1l2; Plato,
l12.
Third Race.-Mile and a quarter. Horace
Lerch. 20: Lady Mountjoy. iol: Spects cuIs
Girl, 10l; Clerk, l05: Judge David, lO5
Pit, 105; GOurmand. 105: Capt. Rees, los
Bubbling Louder. los; Chief Brown, 10.
Fourth Receive and a half furlougs
Gsnsway. 1O7; Pinecrest. lOT; Behave Your
Brother Batch Ill; Col. Baker, Ill;
Muskslonge. III; Buddie Keau, Ill; tran.
goen, III; Sir lawful. Ill Alvin T. Hcrt,
Ill. Also eligible: Adonis. Ill; North Elm
horn, Ill; Coyne. III; Rising Rock. Ill
~. n. Camden entry.
Fifth Race.-Six furlongs Minute Man
"a; kinburn, 81; Clintenville, ss; Anson, 90
Pasotoresu, 100; Linden, 1903; Fern Handley.
1o6; Cotton, Blossom, los; Out The Way, los
Ginger, 10; Destroyer, no. Jorice, 1O5
Miss Jemima. ~; Jack Hare. jr., III;
Flags. 1872.
Sixth Race. = Mile and ree-sirtceutbs.
Travesty, os; Grand slam, lO1; +Frauk ",
1o5; Dresden, -102; Sterling, 10s: Cotton
Blossom. Ill; Peace PeHnsnt. II5; Capt
Mac, 122; Best Pal, l22. tGoldblstt and
Bowers entry.
Seventh Rsoe. - Mile and sixteenth.
Gloomy Gus, 10I:. Docod, Iol; Adelis W,
1ol; Manager Waite, 10s; J. G. Stone. I06,
Lucky B, i06; Wave, los; Cheer Leader,
i0s; Badadip, ll3.
Weather, cloudy. Track, fast
The Washington herald., 1920-10-02
WOODBINE RESULTS

First Race. = Iron Boy, Ill (FIetcher).
II 30, $50, 40; Elmont. 1O5 (Thurberl
20, 40; Onico, los tRichcreek), 800,
Time, l:16. Clark N, Mannikin ID, Mae
kenzie, Seyillian, Incog, Propaganda, Sabre
tass, Corn and Commodore also ran
Second Race.-Johns Umma, 100 CCon-
way). $40, 40, $50; Bill Lane. ll3 CGlassl
SO, 40; .Undine, 100 CThurber), 800.
Time, 1:1O. Charley Boy. Gallipot, Char
lotte c. Jacobean, Blarney Boy. Dora W,
Annettes Sister and Westsrman also ran
Third Race,-Sea Sun, l3l (PreeceD, 1870,
$40. $40. Smithfeld. 40 CBorgauJ, $50.
$40; Stucco. l45 Brady. go. Time.
4:12 4-5. ABtiSsptiC. Green Patriot and
Kate Glenn also ran.
Fourth Race.-BugIemarch. 100 (ThurberD
$50, $50, 40, Kiltie. l2O CRichcrcekl
$50. 2.TO: Woodbine, 1l3 (MurphyD. 80
Time, 3:o9. Azaeral, Antophon and Jim
Petrie also ran.
Fifth Race.-Escarpolette. 10 oRichcreekD
80. 80. out; Estero. lO6 GRomaneIll
: 20, out; Lady in Black % CHarbourue),
out Time, 1:53. Vie McGee also ran
Sixth Race.-Acoh, lO5 lGruneI. 800.
80, 80: Gallant GroomP 100 lGibsonD, ,
20. $50; Flame. Ill CRichcreekl. . so
Tine, 200. Red Post. Glow Worm. Twelve
Bells, Old Pop and Rose Richmond also ran
Seventh Rsce.-Claquer, 112 (Chiavette).
$50 $50. 2.TO; Courlis. 1Of (Richcreek)
so, 3.GO; Exhortsr. 1O2 (Aroul. !. 40. Time
1:jl -. Siesta and Keep also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-02
observation-disclosures
In Chancellor Point

An exciting contest came in the
steeplechase race, the Between the
Flags purse for 4-year-olds and
upward, when J. Howard Lewis
Crest Hill showed four other
starters that he had been fooling
with them for the first mile and a
half. Crest Hill. when let down,
came on to win easily. Mrs. Day.
tons Jay Bird made the early pace
but soon retired. Then Syosset and
Rupica loomed as the principal con-
tenders until Jockey Byers came
galloping on with Crest Hill.
TingIins Well Ridden.
Jockey Butwell secured a close
decision in the fourth event when
he brought Bryson's Tingling down
in front to graduate from a cheap
field. sTingling. was forced to do
his best to outlast LoughIand.
Pride of India had to be pounds
the best to win the sixth from a
large field. Walter ]. Salmon's
Betty J. ran we'll to take the second
place. while Uncle's Lassie fell into
the third hole.
Incidence gave promise OF max
ing a runaway affair of the final
race by opening up ten lengths of
daylight for the first half a mile.
but he soon decided he was tired
of running and gave way to the
other four starters. OF these, Lady
Emmeline proved to be pounds the
best, winning by herself. kentucky
Boy ran good race to place. while
Mistress Polly showed a great deal
OF improvement over her last race.
Little Cottage. the popular choice.
was never a contender
The Washington herald., 1920-10-02
MUDD WILL ASK
FEDERAL ACTION
ON BALL CROOKS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
much to our soldiers in the late
war.
If something drastic and un-
mistaksble isn't done to prevent
it gamblers will ruin it Once the
public loses confidence in the hon
csty Of baseball. all the magnificent
parks. the Babe Ruths. the Ty
Cobbs and the Walter Johnsons will
go up in smoke.
The Federal government can and
should regulate it. Most of our
leagues cover two or more States
They are subject to Federal legis-
lation.
Expects Unanimous Passage.
Il have every hope that NV hill
will pass Congress without a dis
senting vote. There are too MANY
fans in Congress to kill it or let
it die in committee. What Rep
resentative could vote against such
a bill and look his boy or his con-
stituents in the face?
Il intend to push this bill to the
limit. and believe / will have every
baseball fan in the country back
of me-"
Mudd is well known in Wash
ington, having been an assistant to
United States District Attorney
Laskey in 1911. He is a member
of the bar of the District of Co.
lumbia and of Maryland. He has
served a term in the Maryland leg
islature and is a son of the late
Representative Sydney E. Mudd,
who represented the Southern
Maryland district for nearly twen-
tY years.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-02
JAMAICA RESULTS

First Race. - Mulciber, 1I5 (Robinson) ,
IL to 10, to 8, out; Care Free. 10s (Obert)
8 to 1, even; sedgeneld, lis tEnsor), out.
Time, :oe 3-5. Honey Girl, Squaw Man and
Santa Claus also ran.
Second Raoe.-oueen Blonde, los CKum.
mer), II to 10, to 10, l to 4; Joe Joe. los
lTault), TO l. even; War Map, 103 (Babin)
8 to l. Time, 1:Is. Great Gull. The wit,
American Soldier, Tiger Rose and Turf also
ran.
Third Race.-Alberta A, 11s CEnsor), 4 to
., l to 4, out; atural Bridge, 116 (Fair-
brother), even, 1 to g. Sunnyland, Ill buy
toni to 3. Time, 1:49. Sea Sinner, Arm
istice and War Loan also ran.
Fourth Race-Viee Chairman, 95 Cweinerl.
20 to /, to l. to 1; Sea Mint, 107 (Kum-
mer), to 2, out; Neddam. lis (Ensor) ,
out. Time, l:l3 3-5. St. Allan and Ponty-
pridd also ran.
Fifth Race.-Reeount, 1i2 Mooney, I to
D. to 3, out; kashmir, Ill (BuxtonD. / to 4.
out; Ralco, l12 Quinn. to 5. las 3-5.
Pastoral Swain. Anniversary and Henry @
also ran.
Sixth Racs.-knobbie, 125 CMooaey,, 0 to
10, out. out; Dry Moony. los (Ensor). out
out; Our Boots, 10i tobern. out. Time.
1:14 10. Scr8tched-Idle Bell
The Washington herald., 1920-10-02
BUD FISHER
QUITO LUCK
His Own Horse Wins at 30
To |, But He Puts His
Coin on Another.

New York, Oct. bud" Fisher,
our eminent cartoonist, father of
Mutt and JEFF" and embryo Bur
bank in the cultivation of the breed
of thoroughbred asparagus, got out
OF the maiden class as an owner of
race horses when his Vice Chairman
won the Montague Handicap, the
feature event of the opening day
of the Metropolitan Jockey Clubs
fall meeting at jamaica this after
noon.
Vice Chairman, a 3-year-old colt
of the Ballot strain, pulled a form
somersault that set the talent on
its ears and had friend Bud" run
ming around looking for a piece
of rope before the horses went to
the post for the fifth. This, his
very own steed, under a pasterful
ride by little F. Weiner. romped
home a winner by a good length at
the juicy odds of 80 to l. while the
astute Mr.. Fisher, like almost
everyone else, had taken to on
Arnold Rothstein's Neddam.
Johnny Dundee, prize fighter own
er of War Mask. who loves a long
price and eschews everything that
smacks of odds-on, was the only
one to give Fishers steed tumble
at all as he ambled back to the
scales. The Scotch had stuck $50
iron men on Vice Chairman's snout
at tops" so everyone forgave HIM
the racket he made. Who wouldn't
disturb the ambient for s4,500?
Startling as was the reversal of
form for Wee Chairman, that OF
Neddam in a reverse way made IT
.pSe into practical insignifcance.
With Ensor in the saddle. Neddam
was considered to have a virtual
walkover; but in spite of Ensor,
Neddam couldn't run a lick at any
stage OF the six furlongs. despite
the incentive of $4,000 in added
money.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-02
JAMAICA ENTRIES

First Race-For 2-year-old maid.ns. five
fprlongs: Comm, 1l2; Jesava. ll2; Riddles
MS, Current Events, 115; Rep. lis: BIock.
night. ll5; Baccanalian, 112; Iyeruian. liz.
Lucky Find, l15; Golden Flint, 11J; Archiye,
lis; CalaguIa, 115.
Second Raoe-Forf 4-year-olds and nm
claiming; mile and one sixteenth: sAlma r
81; King Agrippa, 115; 'Regresso. 100: Lot
tery, les; Kezisn, 102; Paddy Dear. los;
Sweet Tooth, 100.
Third Race-For 3-year-olds; selling. mile
and seventy yards: Marie Antoinette, TI2:
Sir Clarence, ll0: Legaulois, 101: sTbe Wit
110; Round Robins, 110; Locust Leaves ll2;
American Boy lis. --
Fourth Race-Pierrepont Handicap: s5 900
added; S-year-olds and up; mile and one.
quarter: Cirrus. 124; Mad Halter. r2p.
Cleopatra, 100; Royce Rools, 1O6
Fifth Race-For 2-year-old fllies. five
furlongs: Conine, l0S; JesaYa, los; Naidess
Ballet, 120; Pansy. los; Joan Marie, lis.
Clare Frances, i02: Idle Deli. 40; shorts
First. los.
Sixth Raee-An ages: lightweight Bapdi-
cap; six furloags: Leading star. lO7: Crom
well. 10; Day Due. ll2: Naturalist 14o.
Yuns Ching. 1io; 'osgood, 1903; TabIeu d.
Honneur, III; Alphee, III; Frait Cake. Ii3,
sPound allowance claimed.
Weather clear; track good.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-02
WOODBINE ENTRIES

First Raoe.-The Middleham Plate, s., 900
added; 3-ysar olds and up; foaIcd in Canada
mile and sixteenth. Corn Broom lO5;
Salvo, lO5; Bugle March, 1O5; Sweet Bou,
quet, lo2: Mallow, l05; Stadm, los; Lady
Betty. l05; Algonquin. 100.
Second Raos.-Caiming. 81, 500 added; for
3.year-olds and up; six fHrlongs The De-
GaIopin, lOs; SeviIlian. Ill; onico, los
Huntress, los; Clark ", Ill; Huntemann,
III; Orderly. los: Pokey B, Ill; Annie
Edgar. Ill; Yansylvis, 1OS. Also eligible:
Iron Boy. Ill; Fleer. IO3.
Third Race. - The Grey Stakes, s., 900
added 2-year-olds; one mile. Baby Grand,
l2O' Our Flag, ll3; Dora, l03; Irish Jig
llS; Morning Face. 1O7; Polythia, III;
little Dear. 107; key 7, III; tSeven Seas,
lol; Roseate, l03. Hedge entry.
Fourth Raoe-Hendrie steeplechase Handi-
cap; 5000 added; 4-year-olds and up; two
and a half miles. BarkIie, l57; twest.
minister. 40; Seas Sun, 100; tMinata. 147;
l42; Ammunition, $50; Bencher, 142; Kings.
town Pier. 100. mrs F. Ambrose Clark
entry.
Fifth Race. - The Ontario Jockey Club
Handicap; 81 500 added; 3-year-olds and up
two and one-quIrter miles. EXtermina tor,
1874: St German, 30; BaEonry. 90; +Lord
Herbert 100; bondage, 10. tArthur
entry.
Sixth Raoe.-High Filler Plate: Ginning
$500 added; 3-year-oIds and up: mile and
seventy yards. Mayor House, ll6: Piedra,
1o5; Keep, 30; Lazy Lou, 100; Who Cares,
104: WEXFORD, 110; Gain de Cause, lO4
Hindoostln, Ill; Royal Jester, 104.
Seventh Race. - Claiming; $500 added
Cambridge Plate; 3year-olds and up; mile
and one-sixteenth. Blazonry, l13: wood
brush. los: 'Duke Run, 105; Old Pop, 100;
Highland Lad, 1l3: Charlie Francis. lOS:
Tom Logan, 1Oi; 'Prunes, 100; Jack Reeves,
10; Spearlene, los; Nordeck, l02; SALIVA
telle, 90; Little Pete, 10: 'Corson. IO5;
'Tha giving, 100. Also eligible: Verify.
10; MAY W, lOJ.
Apprentice allowance claimed
Nea ther, raining. Track, heavy.